ISHIDA IP-AI Operation Manual

IP-AI

Prepack Scale & Printer

Operation Manual

PN 177839

An ISO 9001 registered company

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Rice Lake Weighing Systems® is a registered trademark of

Rice Lake Weighing Systems.

All other brand or product names within this publication are trademarks or

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All information contained within this publication is, to the best of our knowledge, complete

and accurate at the time of publication. Rice Lake Weighing Systems reserves the right to

make changes to the technology, features, specifications and design of the equipment

without notice.

The most current version of this publication, software, firmware and all other product

updates can be found on our website:

www.ricelake.com

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Thank you for purchasing the ISHIDA IP-AI.
This manual explains the procedures to install, operate, and maintain the machine.

Those who handle the machine must be aware of the hazards involved. These dangers may not be obvious, so
it is imperative to follow the instructions detailed in this manual when installing, operating, and maintaining the
machine. Therefore, we recommend that you thoroughly read and understand this manual before installing,
operating, or maintaining the machine, and keep this manual in a safe place where you can refer to it whenever
necessary.

Safety countermeasures should be carefully considered and implemented before performing any installation,
operation, or maintenance procedure not specifi cally described in this manual or indicated on the machine itself.

ISHIDA is not liable for any damage, loss or injury that results from incorrect operation, insuffi cient caution,
unauthorized modifi cations to the machine, or failure to follow the instructions contained in this manual.

CHANGE IN SPECIFICATIONS

Machine specifi cations and accessories may be changed at any time due to improvements or other reasons.
Consult with your ISHIDA representative at any time to confi rm the actual specifi cations of the purchased
machine.

ERRORS AND OMISSIONS

The information in this manual has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate. However, please
understand that the descriptions in this manual may not agree with the actual machine due to machine
improvements. The information is subject to change without prior notice in the future. ISHIDA assumes no
responsibility for clerical, typographical or proofreading errors, or omissions.

LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY

ISHIDA assumes no responsibility for special, indirect, or consequential damages, loss of profi ts or commercial
loss in any way connected with the machine, whether such claim is based on contract, warranty, negligence,
or strict liability.

ISHIDA shall assume responsibility for problems with the machine or the system based on an individual
maintenance contract. However, ISHIDA shall not be responsible for secondary problems.

ISHIDA assumes no responsibility for the user's programming of this machine, or any consequence thereof.

In no event shall ISHIDA be responsible for warranty, repair, or other claims regarding the machine unless
ISHIDA’s analysis confi rms that the machines were properly handled, stored, installed, and maintained and not
subject to contamination, abuse, misuse, or inappropriate modifi cation or repair.

III

SIGNAL WORDS (TYPES & MEANING)

The signal words shown in this manual are separated into two stages depending on the level of danger or the
seriousness of potential injury. Fully understand the meanings of the signal words shown below and follow the
directions as shown in this manual and on the stickers placed about the machine.

Signal Meaning

WARNING

CAUTION

NOTE

INFORMATION

REFERENCE

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in severe
injury or death.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury or in property damage.

Indicates information that needs to be noted or emphasized.

Indicates reference information when performing an operation.

Indicates the reference page related to performance of an operation.

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IV

PRECAUTIONS FOR USE

For safe operation, the following safety considerations must be observed:

• Be sure to install the printer unit and
the weighing unit on level ground.

Install the four rubber feet of the printer unit on
the mount.
Accurate weighing cannot be made if the
weighing unit is not horizontally installed.
If the printer unit or the weighing unit falls over, it
may result in injury.

• Always use the specifi ed voltage.

•Prepare a dedicated power source and always
use a power supply with rated voltage. Never
connect the machine power input with an AC
power supply exceeding the rated voltage.

• To avoid any potential electrical shock, ensure
that the protective ground wire is connected to
the main grounding provision.

• A power supply that generates voltage variation
may cause a malfunction, or using the machine
outside of the rated voltage may result in
machine failure or danger such as electric
shock.

• The equipment disconnect device is considered
to be: Plug, Appliance inlet.

• Replacement of fuses is limited only by service
personnel. Service personnel should refer to
service documentation for instructions for the
replacement.

• Replacement of Battery is limited only by
service personnel.

* To Service personnel:
Risk of Explosion if Battery is replaced by an

Incorrect Type. Dispose of Used Batteries
According to the Instructions.

• Ensure that the printer unit, display
unit and terminals do not come into
contact with water.

If water comes in contact with these units or
terminals, this may cause a fi re.

V

• As this is a precision machine, do not
apply sudden shock to the machine.

Do not disassemble the machine as this may
result in a break-down.

• If an abnormal condition such as
burning smell occurs, discontinue
use immediately and unplug the
power cable from the outlet.

Continuing to use the machine with an
abnormality could lead to fi re or failure.
Discontinue use immediately and contact your
ISHIDA dealer.

• When transporting the machine, be
sure to hold the bottom of the
machine.

Failure to do so could result in malfunction.

• Be careful not to get your fi nger
caught.

It is dangerous to adjust the angle of the display
unit or push the label set unit into the machine
while putting your hand at the position shown in
the fi gure.

• Do not touch the touch panel with
sharp objects.

VI

This may cause the touch panel screen to
become damaged and lead to abnormal function
of the touch panel.

• Avoid installing in the following
locations where deterioration in
performance, or shortened life may
result.

• Locations subject to low
temperature and low humidity, or
high temperature and high humidity

• Locations exposed to direct sunlight

• Locations subject to splashing
water.

• Locations in a special environment
different from usual

• Do not remove the side cover of
the printer unit.

Doing so may result in malfunction or break­ down of the machine.

• When cleaning, wipe the machine
using a cloth wrung out of water or
neutral detergents.

Do not use thinners as they may lead to failure,
malfunction or deformation.
Do not spray water or detergent solution over the
machine.

• Entrust the installation of the machine
to your ISHIDA dealer.

• Perform a start-up inspection
(weighing check) using a weight or
the like once a day.

Sodium

Hypochlorite

Alcohol

Benzine

Thiner

Neutral

Detergent

For the purchase of weights, please contact your
ISHIDA dealer.

VII

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 BEFORE USING THE MACHINE ...................................................................1-1

1.1 PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ...........................................................................1-2

1.1.1 EXTERNAL APPEARANCES ...........................................................................1-2

1.1.2 STROKE KEYS ................................................................................................1-3

1.2 USABLE LABELS .....................................................................................................1-3

1.3 PREPARATION BEFORE OPERATION ...................................................................1-4

1.3.1 CHECK BEFORE OPERATION .......................................................................1-4

1.3.2 MARKING A HORIZONTAL ADJUSTMENT .....................................................1-4

1.3.3 COMFIRMING THE WEIGHING STATE ..........................................................1-5

1.3.4 PROVIDING SUFFICIENT INSTALLATION SPACE ........................................1-5

1.3.5 TURNING ON THE POWER ............................................................................1-6

1.3.6 TURNING OFF THE POWER ..........................................................................1-7

1.4 INSTLLING A NEW LABEL ROLL ............................................................................1-8

1.5 CLEANING .............................................................................................................1-10

1.5.1 CLEANING OF THERMAL HEAD, LABEL ROLLER,

AND PEELING SENSOR ...............................................................................1-10

CHAPTER 2 BASIC OPERATIONS ....................................................................................2-1

2.1 EXPLANATION OF PRODUCTION MODE SCREEN ..............................................2-2

2.1.1 DISPLAY FIELDS ON THE INITIAL SCREEN .................................................2-2

2.1.2 TOUCH KEYS ON THE INITIAL SCREEN ......................................................2-3

2.2 WEIGHING AND LABEL ISSUING ...........................................................................2-4

2.2.1 MANUAL LABELING ........................................................................................2-4

CHAPTER 3 USEFUL FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................3-1

3.1 CALL UP THE ITEM DATA FROM THE DISPLAYED LIST ......................................3-2

3.1.1 SEARCH FOR THE ITEM AND CALL IT UP ....................................................3-3

3.2 CALLING ITEM DATA WITH MEMO PRESET KEYS ..............................................3-4

3.2.1 REGISTERING MEMO PRESET KEYS ..........................................................3-4

3.2.2 CALL UP THE ITEM BY USING THE MEMO PRESET KEY ...........................3-5

3.3 CHANGE AND ADDITION OF ITEM DATA...............................................................3-6

3.3.1 CHANGE THE UNIT PRICE ............................................................................3-6

3.3.2 ENTER THE TRAY NUMBER IN THE TRAY FIELD OF THE PRICE LIST .....3-7

3.3.3 ENTER THE SELLING PRICE IN THE PRICE FIELD OF THE PRICE LIST ..3-8

3.3.4 CHANGING TRA YS ON THE TRAY LIST SCREEN ........................................3-9

3.3.5 PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING ..................................................3-10

3.4 CHANGING THE LABEL DATE AND TIME ............................................................3-11

3.5 CHECKING LABEL PRINTING CONTENTS ..........................................................3-13

3.6 USEFUL FEATURES OF FUNCTION KEYS ..........................................................3-14

CHAPTER 4 DATA REGISTRATION ...................................................................................4-1

4.1 PROGRAM MENU ....................................................................................................4-2

4.2 PLU REGISTRATION ...............................................................................................4-3

4.2.1 PLU DETAIL (SALE 1) REGISTRATION ..........................................................4-4

4.2.2 PLU DETAIL (MSG.) REGISTRATION .............................................................4-5

4.2.2 PLU DETAIL (MSG.) REGISTRATION .............................................................4-5

4.2.3 PLU DETAIL (IMAGE) REGISTRATION ..........................................................4-6

4.2.4 PLU DETAIL (PRINT) REGISTRATION ...........................................................4-7

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4.2.2 PLU DETAIL (MSG.) REGISTRATION .............................................................4-7

4.2.5 PLU DETAIL (DATE) REGISTRATION .............................................................4-8

4.2.6 PLU DETAIL (CODE) REGISTRATION ............................................................4-9

4.2.7 PLU DETAIL (WRAP) REGISTRATION .........................................................4-11

4.3 CAMPAIGN REGISTRATION .................................................................................4-12

4.4 TRAY REGISTRATION ...........................................................................................4-14

4.5 PRESET KEY REGISTRATION ..............................................................................4-16

4.5.1 SETTING PRESET GROUPS AND PAGES ..................................................4-17

4.5.2 SETTING PRESET KEYS ..............................................................................4-17

4.5.3

4.5.4 EDITING PRESET KEYS ...............................................................................4-19

4.5.5 DELETING PRESET KEYS ...........................................................................4-21

4.6 SCHEDULE REGISTRATION ................................................................................4-22

4.7 STORE REGISTRATION ........................................................................................4-24

4.8 DEPARTMENT REGISTRATION ............................................................................4-26

4.9 COOKING INSTRUCTION REGISTRATION .........................................................4-28

4.10 NUTRITIONAL REGISTRATION ............................................................................4-30

4.11 EXTRA MESSAGE REGISTRATION .....................................................................4-32

4.12 SCHEME TABLE REGISTRATION .........................................................................4-34

4.12.1 SCHEME TABLE / DETAIL (CONTROL) SCREEN REGISTRATION ............4-36

4.12.2 SCHEME TABLE / DETAIL (BASIC) REGISTRATION ...................................4-37

4.12.3 SCHEME TABLE / DETAIL (ATTRIB.) REGISTRATION ...............................4-38

4.13 GEN TABLE REGISTRATION ................................................................................4-39

4.14 LOOKUP TABLE REGISTRATION .........................................................................4-41

4.15 MINCE TRACE REGISTRATION ...........................................................................4-44

4.16 FIXED PRICE SYMBOL REGISTRATION ..............................................................4-45

4.17 LABEL DATA CHECK .............................................................................................4-47

4.18 NUTRITION TEXT REGISTRATION ......................................................................4-48

4.19 CHARACTER ENTRY METHOD ............................................................................4-50

4.19.1

4.19.2

4.19.3

4.19.4

4.19.5

CHANGING PRESET KEY SIZES AND POSITIONS ..................................................4-18

TEXT EDITING ............................................................................................................

FONT STYLE SELECTION .........................................................................................4-53

LINE DATA DELETION ................................................................................................

DATA ERASE ...............................................................................................................

DATA COPY .................................................................................................................

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54

55
56

CHAPTER 5 DATA TOTALIZATION ....................................................................................5-1

5.1 CHANGE TO TOTAL MODE .....................................................................................5-2

5.2 TOTALS ....................................................................................................................5-3

5.3 GRAND TOTAL .........................................................................................................5-4

5.4 TOTAL PER DEPARTMENT .....................................................................................5-5

5.5 DESIGNATED ITEM TOTAL .....................................................................................5-6

5.6 TOTAL PER TYPE ....................................................................................................5-7

5.7 TOTAL PER HOUR ...................................................................................................5-9

5.8 TOTAL PER WRAPPING MODE ............................................................................5-10

5.9 TOTAL PER TRAY ..................................................................................................5-11

5.10 TOTAL CLEAR ........................................................................................................5-12

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CHAPTER 6 TOTAL DATA CORRECTION .........................................................................6-1

6.1 SWITCHING TO SUBTRACTION MODE .................................................................6-2

6.2 SUBTRACTION BY NUMERICAL ENTRY ...............................................................6-3

6.3 ADDITION BY NUMERICAL ENTRY ........................................................................6-4

CHAPTER 7 SETTING MODE .............................................................................................7-1

7.1 Switching to Setting Mode ................................................................................7-2

7.2 Password Settings ...........................................................................................7-3

7.3 Key Lock Settings ............................................................................................7-4

7.4 Total Addition Settings .....................................................................................7-5

7.5 Item Data Auto-update Settings .......................................................................7-6

7.6 PLU Initial Data Settings ..................................................................................7-7

7.7 Item Data Batch Change Settings ....................................................................7-8

CHAPTER 8 ADJUSTMENT MODE ....................................................................................8-1

8.1 SWITCH TO THE ADJUSTMENT MODE .................................................................8-2

8.2 DATE AND TIME ADJUSTMENT ..............................................................................8-3

8.3 TOUCH SCREEN ADJUSTMENT ............................................................................8-4

8.4 SCREEN BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT .................................................................8-5

APPENDIX OTHERS ..........................................................................................................A-1

A-1. SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... A-2

X

CHAPTER 1

BEFORE USING THE MACHINE

Basic Operations

1.1 PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

This section provides a description of the name and function of each part of the machine.
The names and functions of each part of the machine are explained below.
In this manual, the following names for each part are used.

1.1.1 EXTERNAL APPEARANCES

Front view

SD card slot

Power lamp

Power button

LAN port

USB port

POWER

Touch panel

Stroke keys

Label outlet

Label set unit

Weighing unit

Level

Level adjustable leg

Rear view

Port for barcode
scanner

Power cable

1-2

1.1.2 STROKE KEYS

PRESET FEED

PRESET

Basic Operations

Used to change the fixed price, or change the unit
price item to the fixed price item.

FIX

FIXED PRICE

10

50

1

/

UNIT PRICE

PLU

0

ZERO

PRINT

T

TARE

FIX

FIXED PRICE

10

50

1

/

UNIT PRICE

PLU

FEED

0

ZERO

PRINT

T

TARE

Used for changes in the fixed price, or changes
from a unit price item to a fixed price item.

Used for changes in the unit price, or changes from
a fixed price item to a unit price item.

Used to call pre-registered data such as items,
POPs, and comments.

Used to delete the entered numerical data, or reset
the error.

Used to feed a label.

Used to correct the zero point of the weighing unit.

Used to issue a label.

Used to change the weight of inserts in a tare.

1.2 USABLE LABELS

Be sure to use specified labels adaptable to the machine.

Adaptable label condition : For full-auto (transfer labels)

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If the label paper outside a specified range is used, labels may not be
correctly printed or the paper may not be smoothly fed.

1-3

Basic Operations

1.

1.3 PREPARATION BEFORE OPERATION

This section describes the methods of confirming accessories, checking the machine before operation, and
turning the machine on.

1.3.1 CHECK BEFORE OPERATION

Be sure to check the following points before operation so the machine can be constantly

When performing
checks before
commencing the work,
be sure to turn off the
main power switch.
Turn on the power
only when checking
the operation.

kept in good condition.

Check Points

Dirt on the weighing platter,
level window, display, and
stroke keys

Dirt on the thermal head
Dirt on the roller of the label

set unit
Dirt on the peeling sensor

Dirt on the label set unit
Horizontal installation of the

weighing unit

Rattling of the machine

Confirmation of the weighing
state

Label paper feeding state

Measures to be taken

Wipe off dirt with a fully wrung-out soft cloth.

Remove extraneous matters such as dust and
labels and wipe them off with the thermal head
cleaner.
For details, see “Cleaning” on Page 1-10.

Remove extraneous matters such as dust and
labels.

Adjust the weighing unit to become horizontal
by turning the lock nut of each level adjustable
leg.

Place four rubber feet on the horizontal
mounting surface.

Confirm that weighing is performing normally.
Adjust the print position by pressing the [FEED]

key.

NOTE

Accurate weighing
cannot be made if the
weighing unit is not
horizontally installed.

1.3.2 MARKING A HORIZONTAL ADJUSTMENT

Use the following procedure when making a horizontal adjustment for the machine,

Install the machine at a stable

1.

and level location.

Adjust the weighing unit to become
horizontal by turning the lock nut of each
level adjustable leg so that an air bubble
in the level becomes centered.

Level

Level adjustable leg

1-4

Basic Operations

1.

1.3.3 COMFIRMING THE WEIGHING STATE

If weighing is not
performing normally,
consult your ISHIDA
dealer.

Turn on the power and confi rm that weighing is performing

1.

normally by putting the weight on the platter while the normal
operation screen is being displayed.

1.3.4 PROVIDING SUFFICIENT INSTALLATION
SPACE

Provide suffi cient space at the right side of the machine for label replacement.

300mm

338mm

270mm

685mm

sufficient space

for label replacement

300mm

300mm

1-5

Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.

1.3.5 TURNING ON THE POWER

Avoid overloading
from a single electrical
outlet for power supply
and other cables.
Otherwise it may
cause a fi re.

Insert the power plug of the

1.

power cable properly into the
outlet after making sure that
the machine’s power switch is
turned OFF.

The shape of the power plug is different
depending on the specifi cations in each
country.

Ensure that nothing has been placed on the weighing platter.

2.

Push the power button to turn

3.

the power ON.

The opening screen is displayed, and
the normal operation screen will be
displayed after a little while.

Electrical outlet

Power Plug

Power switch

1-6

1.

2.

1.3.6 TURNING OFF THE POWER

Press the power button.

1.

The power-off execution confi rmation
screen is displayed.

Power switch

Touch [EXECUTE] on

2.

the power-off execution
confi rmation screen.

Basic Operations

EXEC

The printer unit automatically turns off.

1-7

Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.

4.

1.4 INSTLLING A NEW LABEL ROLL

This section describes the method of installing a new label roll when issuing peeled labels.

Pull out the label set unit.

1.

Label set unit

Ensure there is a
clearance ranging
from 1 mm to 5 mm
between the label roll
and the roll stopper,
and the label roll can
be lightly rotated.

INFORMATION

At this time, it is
recommended to
slightly bend the tip
of the label backing
paper for smoother
passage.

Put a new label roll on the roll

2.

holder and fasten it with the roll
stopper.

2-1 Set a new label roll on the roll holder
while lifting the roll stopper, and slide
the stopper to fi t the width of the
label.
2-2 Lower the roll stopper and lock the
label roll.

Pass the tip of the label paper

3.

Roll stopper

Label roll

Roll holder

through the printer as shown in
the illustration.

Label paper insertion path
Winding bobbin rotational direction

When the width of
the label is 70 mm or
more, bend the tip of
the backing paper as
shown in the fi gure.

1-8

Fix the leading edge of the label

4.

paper with the backing paper

70 mm
or more

stopper, and lightly turn the
winding bobbin clockwise to
remove the slack.

Backing paper

Backing paper
stopper

Winding bobbin

Basic Operations

5.

6.

7.

Make the space
between the label
guide and the label
backing paper as
small as possible.

INFORMATION

When the fi rst label is
set at the position as
shown in the fi gure on
the right,
the number of labels
issued at the time of
feeding is reduced.

Push the label set unit
into the machine after
making sure that the
roll stopper has been
completely lowered.

Push the label printer
carefully so as not to
get your fi ngers, etc.
caught between the
label set unit and the
main body.

Adjust the width of the label

5.

guide.

Slide the label guide to fi t the width of
the label backing paper.

Push the label set unit into the

6.

main body until it clicks into
place.

Push the label set unit straight into the
machine.

Note: If the cassette cannot be normally
inserted when pushing the label
set unit into the machine, check
that the auxiliary roller is released.

The first label

Label backing
paper

Label guide

Thermal head
cover

Label set unit

Released state

Auxiliary roller

Press the [FEED] key.

7.

FEED

A label is fed and the peeling position is
determined.
Press the FEED key several times when
one label is not completely peeled off.

Note: Confi rm that the backing paper is
smoothly wound.If the backing
paper is not normally wound,
reconfi rm the way of threading the
label paper, label stop position by
the backing paper stopper, and
width of the label guide.

Label

1-9

Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.

4.

1.5 CLEANING

Perform cleaning once a week to maintain excellent printing clarity and successful label issuance.

1.5.1 CLEANING OF THERMAL HEAD, LABEL
ROLLER, AND PEELING SENSOR

Pull out the label set unit.

INFORMATION

If the bottom of the
label set unit is dirty,
wipe off and remove
dirt with a cloth wrung
out of water.

1.

Label set unit

Dip the attached felt tip pen

2.

in the cleaning solution, and
lightly wipe the surface of the
peeling sensor with the pen.

In the same way, dip the

3.

attached felt tip pen in the
cleaning solution, and lightly
wipe the surface of the thermal
head with the pen.

Peeling sensor

Thermal head

1-10

In the same way, dip the

4.

attached felt tip pen in the
cleaning solution, and lightly
wipe the surfaces of the print
roller and auxiliary roller with
the pen.

Print roller

Auxiliary roller

Auxiliary roller

Basic Operations

5.

Push the label set unit
carefully so as not to
get your fi ngers, etc.
caught between the
label set unit and the
main body.

Push the label set unit into the

5.

main body until it clicks into
place.

Label set unit

1-11

Basic Operations

Memo

1-12

CHAPTER 2

BASIC OPERATIONS

Basic Operations

2.1 EXPLANATION OF PRODUCTION MODE SCREEN

2.1.1 DISPLAY FIELDS ON THE INITIAL SCREEN

SCREEN FOR WEIGHING ITEMS

Weight Unit price

IItem name Total price

Zero
“ZERO” is displayed
when the zero point
adjustment of the
weighing unit is
performed.

Tare

Pack date

Internal clock

Image 1 number
POP number
Extra message 1 number
Ingredient number
Extra message 3 number

Print mode

Tray number

Symbol

Price list

Expiry date

SCREEN FOR FIEXED PRICE ITEMS

Quantity per package

Tray name

Markdown price

Fixed weight

Fixed price

2-2

2.1.2 TOUCH KEYS ON THE INITIAL SCREEN

SCREEN FOR WEIGHING ITEMS

When touched, the production (item detail information) screen is
displayed. (See page 3-14)

Displays the zero
state of the weighing
unit.

Displays the memo preset
item screen.

Main function keys
For “Useful Features of
Function Keys”,
see page 3-14.

You can change the data by touching this
When touched after numerical entry,
the data can be changed.
When touched without any numerical
entry, the pack/expiry date & time
setting screen is displayed.

You can change the data by touching this button after numerical entry.
When touched without any numerical entry, the markdown price input
screen is displayed.

button after numerical entry. When

touched without any numerical entry, the

tray list screen os displayed.

(See page 3-12)

Basic Operations

The main menu screen is
displayed.

Numeric function keys
For “Useful Features of
Function Keys”,
see page 3-14.

Displays the subtotal of
production.

SCREEN FOR FIXED PRICE ITEMS

You can change the data by
touching this button after
numerical entry.
When touched without any
numerical entry, the fixed
price symbol list screen is
displayed.

You can change the data by
touching this button after
numerical entry.
When touched without any
numerical entry, the upper/
lower weight limit screen is
displayed.

You can change the
data by touching this
button after numerical
entry. When touched
without any numerical
entry, whethr print
these filed or not
screen is displayed.

The issuing mode can
be switched. (Issue of
peeled-off label / Issue
with backing paper)

2-3

Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.

2.2 WEIGHING AND LABEL ISSUING

2.2.1 MANUAL LABELING

[

Example] Weigh the item “RIB STEAK” registered in Item No.1, and issue the label.

Gently press the
touch panel with your
fi nger. Do not use
sharp objects  such
as your nail and
mechanical pencil tip
when touching the
touch panel. Doing so
may cause damage to
the touch panel.

Enter the tray number
in the list if the tray
to be used is not
displayed in the list.

Touch the blank fi eld.

Enter the item call-up number

1.

from the initial screen state.

1PLU



The data such as the name and unit
price of “RIB STEAK” is called up on the
screen.

Specify the tray to be used for

2.



tare weight subtraction.

3

Confi rm pricing conditions such as the
price and place of origin.

INFORMATION

For a fi xed price item,
press [PRINT] to issue
labels continuously.
To cancel the issuance
of labels, press [C]
(Clear).

Place a wrapped item on the

3.

weighing unit.

The item is weighed and the label is
issued.

Take up the issued label from the top of
the weighing unit and stick it on the item
manually.

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CHAPTER 3

USEFUL FUNCTIONS

Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.1 CALL UP THE ITEM DATA FROM THE DISPLAYED LIST

If you do not clearly remember the item number but you remember that the item number is somewhere around item
number “15” for example, you can select it from the display item name list showing item names before and after the
selected item number.

Closes the item list
screen without
selecting an item.

INFORMATION

If the item that you
want to call up is
not displayed on the
screen, touch or
to switch the
page.

INFORMATION

You can also call up
the item by pressing
[PLU] after numerical
entry.

[Example] When, from the item list, you try to call up the item number of “ROUND STEAK
BONELESS” that you do not clearly remember.

Enter the item number that is

1.

approximately you guess and
touch [PLU No.].

2

The list of item names in the vicinity
of theitem name corresponding to the
entered item number is displayed.

Touch the display fi eld of

2.

PLU No.

“ROUND STEAK BONELESS”.

ROUND STEAK BONELESS

3

The display automatically returns to the
production screen, and the selected item
data is displayed.

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Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.

4.

3.1.1 SEARCH FOR THE ITEM AND CALL IT UP

You can also call up the item name from among registered items by searching for the
name with use of the character string included in the name as a key word.

Touch [PLU No.]

1.

PLU No.



0

The production (item list) screen is
displayed.

Touch the search text fi eld.

2.

INFORMATION

For the character
input method, refer to
the "Character Entry
Method" described
from Page 4-58 to
Page 4-65.

The character input screen is displayed.

Enter the character string

3.

which you want to search and
touch the Return botton.

The display returns to the production
(item list) screen.

Touch [SEARCH] on the

4.

production (item list) screen.

The list of items including the entered
character string is displayed.
Select the item from the displayed list.

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Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.2 CALLING ITEM DATA WITH MEMO PRESET KEYS

Item that are frequently called can be registered in the memo preset keys beforehand for smoother operations.

Displays the production (memo preset) screen.

Switch the Memo Preset
List page.

Previous page
Next page

Touch to display an item
name that is too large to
fit in the display area by
cutting its lead digits.

Touch to switch the mode.

Touch to stop operation of each mode to
return the display to the production screen.

3.2.1 REGISTERING MEMO PRESET KEYS

[

Example] Register the selected “PORK CHOPS BONELESS SIRLOIN” whose call

number is “4” in the memo preset key.

Touch [MEMO] on the screen

1.

where the item you want to
register is selected.

MEMO

The production (memo preset) screen is
displayed.

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Touch [SET].

2.

SET

Memo preset registration mode screen
appears.

Basic Operations

3.

1.

2.

When the
preregistered memo
preset key is touched,
the data is overwritten.

INFORMATION

The memo preset key
can also be registered
by pressing the memo
preset key after
numerical entry.



Touch the memo preset key

3.

located at the position that you
want to register.

The memo preset key has been
registered.

3.2.2 CALL UP THE ITEM BY USING THE MEMO
PRESET KEY

[Example] Use the memo preset key to call up “ROUND STEAK BONELESS”.

Touch [MEMO].

1.

MEMO

The production [memo preset] screen is
displayed.

Touch the memo preset key

2.

to which “ROUND STEAK
BONELESS” is registered.

3

ROUND STEAKE

BONRESS

The display automatically returns to the
production screen, and the item data is
displayed.

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Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.3 CHANGE AND ADDITION OF ITEM DATA

Use the following procedure when you want to change part of the registered item data during work.
This section describes the methods of unit price (fi xed price) change, tray change, addition, and discount.

3.3.1 CHANGE THE UNIT PRICE

[Example] Change the unit price from $1.23 to $2.00.

On the screen where the item

1.

is selected, enter the price you
want to change by using the
numeric keypad.

200

The numerical value "200" is displayed
in the fi eld.

INFORMATION

You can also change
the unit price by
touching the unit price
fi eld after entering a
numerical value via
numerical keypad.

INFORMATION

For a fi xed price item,
press [FIXED PRICE].

FIX

FIXEDPRICE

Press the [UNIT PRICE] stroke

2.

key.

10

50

1

/

UNITPRICE

The unit price has been changed.

When changing a unit price item to a fi xed price item, press
[FIXED PRICE] after entering the fi xed price.

FIX

FIXEDPRICE

(When changing a unit price to a fi xed price as it is, you do not have to enter a

numerical value.)

When changing a fi xed price item to a unit price item, press

[UNIT PRICE] after entering a numerical value.

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10

50

1

/

UNITPRICE

(When changing a fi xed price to a unit price as it is, you do not have to enter a
numerical value.)

1.

2.

REFERENCE

See page 4-14 for
“Tray Registration”.

Basic Operations

3.3.2 ENTER THE TRAY NUMBER IN THE TRAY FIELD
OF THE PRICE LIST

Each tray is numbered and information such as tray name, size, and weight is managed
for each number. Up to fi ve tray numbers can be registered in the price list. Because the
tray is automatically recognized by using the data in the price list, every tray needs to be
registered in advance. (Wrapping machine only)

[Example] Enter the tray number “3” in the price list 3.

Enter the tray number “3” on

1.

the screen where the item is
selected.

The numerical value "3" is displayed in
the fi eld.

When you do not enter
the unit price (or fi xed
price) after entering
the tray number, refer
to the selling price in
Price 1 (at the left end
of the price list).

Touch the tray fi eld in the price

2.

list 3.

$1.23

0003

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Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.

3.3.3 ENTER THE SELLING PRICE IN THE PRICE FIELD
OF THE PRICE LIST

By registering unit prices and fi xed prices in the price list in advance, the operation using
two kinds of prices becomes possible.

[Example] Enter "Fixed price $5.00" in the price list 3.

Enter 500 on the screen where

1.

the item is selected.

5

The numerical value "500" is displayed
in the fi eld.

Touch the price fi eld under the

2.

price list 3.

0

0



INFORMATION

When entering a
numerical value,
settings are made in
weighing mode (unit
price or fi xed price)
registered in the price
list 1.

Press [FIXED PRICE] to switch

3.

the display to the fi xed price
screen.

FIX

FIXEDPRICE

The “g” display disappears and the fi xed
price display appears.

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Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.3.4 CHANGING TRAYS ON THE TRAY LIST SCREEN

This section describes the method of changing the tray on the tray screen when you do
not know the tray number you want to use.

Closes the tray screen without
selecting the tray.

INFORMATION

If the tray that you
want to call up is
not displayed on the
screen, touch or
to switch the
page.

INFORMATION

You can also call up a
tray by pressing [PLU]
after entering the tray
number.

PLU

Touch [Tray in Price List] fi eld

1.

on the screen where the item is
selected.

The tray screen is displayed.

Touch the display fi eld of the

2.

tray to be used.

The display automatically returns to the
production screen, and the numerical
value “1” is displayed in the tray number
display fi eld.

Displays the tray screen.

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Basic Operations

3.3.5 PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING

A bargain price in addition to the unit price and fi xed price can be registered in adavance
in the item data. There are six different bargain prices: markdown price, discount amount,
discount rate, markdown unit price, discount unit price amount, and discount unit price
rate.This section describes the method of performing discount processing.

Select a markdown
type button after
numerical entry.

Markdown price display field.

Discontinues markdown
processing.

When touched without numerical entry, the
markdown screen is displayed.
When touched after numerical entry, the
markdown price can be entered.

An error is displayed
when the label is
issued if the special
price becomes greater
than the usual price as
the weighing result.

How to discount

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Special

-$

(Discount

amount)

-%

(Discount

rate)

Special

unit price

U/P- $

(Discount unit

price amount)

U/P- %

(Discount unit

price rate)

Touching [SPECIAL] in the markdown mode selection field after
entering a numerical value on the markdown screen will automatically
return the display to the production screen and displays the set
markdown price.

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Touching [-$] in the markdown mode selection field after entering a
numerical value on the markdown screen will automatically return the
display to the production screen and displays the set discount amount.

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Touching [-%] in the markdown mode selection field after entering a
numerical value on the markdown screen will automatically return the
display to the production screen and displays the set discount rate.

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Touching [SPEC. U/C] in the markdown mode selection field
after entering a numerical value on the markdown screen will
automatically return the display to the production screen and displays
the set special unit price.
(This setting cannot be made if the selected item is a fixed price item.)

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On the production (markdown) screen, enter a numeric value and touch
[U/P -$]. The production screen will automatically appears and display
the discount unit price amount.

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On the production (markdown) screen, enter a numeric value and touch
[U/P -%]. The production screen will automatically appears and display
the discount unit price rate.

Weighing item / Fixed price item

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3.4 CHANGING THE LABEL DATE AND TIME

PACK/SEL BY DATA AND TIME SETTING SCREEN

When the [PACK DATE] or [SELL BY DATE] fi eld on the production screen is touched, the
(pack/expiry date & time) screen is displayed.

Basic Operations

The entered data is
cleared and the display
returns to the production
screen.

INFORMATION

To change the pack
date or expiry date,
touch the [PACK
DATE] or [SELL BY
DATE] fi eld after
entering a numerical
value.

To print the pack time
or sell by time, these
times need to be set in
advance.
For details, consult
your ISHIDA dealer.

1.PACK DATE

Pack date

Enter the pack date to be changed.

Pack date printing

The entered data is set
and the display returns to
the production screen.

When touched, the (pack/sell by date & time)
screen is displayed.
When touched after numerical entry, the pack date and
the sell by date can be input.

PACK DATE



PRINT

NO PRINT

Select to print the pack date.



Select not to print the pack date.

2. PACK TIME

Pack time

Enter the time to be printed.

Pack time printing



PRINT

NO PRINT

Select to print the pack time.



Select not to print the pack time.

PACK TIME

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Basic Operations

3.PACK TIME SELECTION

DESIGNAT

CLOCK

Select to print the fixed date and time.

Select to print the current time.

4. SELL BY DATE

Sell by date

Used to change the set sell by date.

Sell by date printing

PRINT

NO PRINT

Select to print the sell by date.

Select not to print the sell by date.

5. SELL BY TIME

Sell by time

Enter the sell by time to be printed.
(Settable up to 9999 hours later)
(Set as "after XX hours" counted from the packed time.)

SELL BY DATE

SELL BY TIME

Sell by time printing

PRINT

NO PRINT

Select to print the sell by time.

Select not to print the sell by time.

6. SHELF LIFE

Enter the shelf life.

(Settable from 0 to 9999 days)

Entered shelf life is reflected in the

sell by date.

Note :

Pack date cannot be set exceeding the sell-by date.

SHELF LIFE

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Basic Operations

1.

2.

3.

3.5 CHECKING LABEL PRINTING CONTENTS

With using the label preview screen, it can be cheked whether the necessary items are printable or not.

When touched, the
production screen is
displayed.

When touched, the
label preview screen
is displayed.

Touch the [Item Name] display

1.

fi eld on the screen where the
item is selected.

RIB STEAK

The label preview screen is displayed.

Check that there is no mistake

2.

or omission of inputting label
printing items.

Touch [Return] after you complete the check.

3.

The display returns to the production screen.

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Basic Operations

PLU name

TARE

F/P

VOID

RUN TOTAL

FIX PR

+WEIGHT

CLR

3.6 USEFUL FEATURES OF FUNCTION KEYS

This section explains useful features for using function keys.
Perform each operation for the selected item.
(Function key positions may be changed according to how it is programmed at the installation.)

Touch to return to the production screen without using function
keys on the pop-up screen.

Function keys that
cannot be displayed
under the pop up
screen are arranged.

Pop-up function keys

Main function keys

Function keys

The pop-up screen is displayed.

Description of function keys

Function Keys Functions and Usages

Touching this button will call up the PLU item displayed on the button.

•

Touching this button will recognize the weight being measured now as a tare weight.

•

Touching this button will changed the item to a fi xed price item.

•

Note: For operation procedures, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Touching this button will delete the results of an item that has been fed into the wrapping

•

unit most recently (on the lift unit), or an item with the label attached (on the discharge
unit).

If there are items both on the lift and the discharge unit, the VOID screen to select the

•

item is displayed.

Touching this button will issue a label with information of the total labels (packs), total

•

weight and total amount since the same key was last pressed.

The item name called on the screen is printed.

•

(The subtotal data will be cleared when the subtotal label is printed.)

Numeric function keys

3-14

Touching this button will change the item to a fi xed price and weight item.

•

Note: For operation procedures, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Touching this button will clear the numerical value being input.

•

Function Keys Functions and Usages

PRINT

FEED

U/P

BAR Y/N

YES

TOTAL

DISPLAY

PRINT

CALC.

FIX UPR

ERROR LOG

KEY LOCK

ON

PRN MD.

AUTO

PRN MD.

AUTO

PRN MD.
MANUAL

PRINT

PRN MD.
MANUAL

PRN MD.
MANUAL

TOTAL ADD

ADD

TOTAL ADD

ADD

TOTAL ADD

NON PRT

TOTAL ADD

NON ADD

TRACE

PASSPORT

MINCE

U/P 100g

00

TOTAL ADD

ADD

TOTAL ADD

NON ADD

TOTAL ADD

NON ADD

TOTAL ADD

NON PRT

TOTAL ADD

ADD

Touching this button will print a label.

•

Touching this button will feed the label.

•

Touching this button will change the item to a unit price item.

•

Note: For operation procedures, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Touching this button will switch the mode between “BAR (YES)” and “BAR (NO)”.

•

Used to prohibit the barcode print on front labels.

•

Touching this button will display the Production Total screen.

•

Pressing the

•

Touching this button will display the Calculator screen.

•

Touching this button will change the item to a fi xed unit price item.

•

stroke key will issue a total label.

Note: For operation procedures, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Basic Operations

1/2

Touching this button will display the Error Log screen.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode between “KEY LOCK (ON)” and “KEY LOCK

•

(OFF)”.

Keys (stroke keys, touch panel keys, and function keys) can be locked or released.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode between “Auto” and “Manual”.

•

: Issuing begins automatically as soon as weighing has stabilized.
: Issuing begins by pressing the

key after weighing has stabilized auto-

matically.

㻌㻌

If

Can be used only for unit price items.

is used for fi xed price items or fi xed unit price items, it makes an error

sound.

Used to reduce the price of the fi xed amount item to half.

•

Touching this button will switch the printing mode in the following order:

•

Ź

Ź

Ź

Ź

: Issues a label and adds the production data to the total.
: Adds the production data to the total without issuing a label.
: Issues a label without adding the production data to the total.

Used to display and correct the set traceability information.

•

Used to print the passport label for traceability.

•

Used to open the Minced Meat Traceability Data Creation screen.

•

Used to generate the minced meat traceability data in advance when the PLU item is not­being called.

Touching this button will change the item is to a unit price (100g) item.

•

Note: For operation procedures, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Touching this button will input “0” twice.

•

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Basic Operations

.

0

9

PLU CALL

PLU

ZERO

TODAY
TODAY

TODAY
TODAY

TOTAL ADD

NON ADD

TODAY

ACCURED

TODAY

REPACK

TODAY
TODAY

CHECK WGT

DEL PLU(S)

LABEL CHANGE

DN TYPE

NONE

DN TYPE

INGR.+BAR

TOTAL ADD

NON ADD

DN TYPE

ONLY INGR.

DN TYPE

BARCODE

DN TYPE

NONE

UP PRN

YES

DN PRN

YES

UP TYPE

REF.

EYE CA TCH

YES

SUB PRN

YES

MEMO

JUMP GROUP

JUMP PAGE

Function Keys Functions and Usages

Touching this button will input the decimal point.

•

Touching this button will input a number.

to

•

The same operation as numeric keys on the ten-key pad is made.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will call up the PLU item.

•

The same operation as the

Touching this button will perform the zero point adjustment.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode in the following order.

•

Ź

Ź

key on the ten-key pad is made.

Ź

Ź

When touched, the Lower Upper Weight screen is displayed.

•

Touching this button will delete, for an item displayed on the screen, all totals of the item

•

that has been produced after being selected.

Touching this button will display the Label Change screen.

•

Touching this button will display the 2nd Label Type screen.

•

The selected result is displayed within the parenthesis of the function key.

•

Ź

Ź

Ź

Ź

Note: The number of back label types can be increased by settings.
For details, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Touching this button will switch the mode between “UP PRN (YES)” and “UP PRN (NO)”.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode between “DN PRN (YES)” and “DN PRN (NO)”.

•

Effective only for items to which back label settings are made.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode between “UP TYPE (REF.)” and “UP TYPE

•

(FIX)”.

Used to fix the issuing printer and cassette format.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode between “EYE CATCH (YES)” and “EYE

•

CATCH (NO)”.

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Touching this button will switch the mode between “SUB PRN (YES)” and “SUB PRN

•

(NO)”.

Effective only for items to which sub-label settings are made, when a sub-labeller (PP-AI,

•

etc.) is connected

Touching this button will display the Memo Preset screen.

•

Used to jump to the designated function group.

•

Used to jump to the designated function page.

•

Function Keys Functions and Usages

FUNCTION

DISP IMG LD.

PREV. PAGE

NEXT PAGE

TRAY CENTERING

YES

MENU JUMP

PRN MODE

PEEL

TRAY HOLD

YES-TRAY

TRAY HOLD

YES-TRAY

TOTAL ADD

NON ADD

TRAY HOLD

YES

TRAY HOLD

NO

TRAY HOLD

YES-TRAY

TRAY HOLD

YES-TRAY

TRAY HOLD

NO

TRAY HOLD

YES

MULTI

SPECIAL

0.00

SPECIAL

1.00

SPECIAL

0.00

-$

0.00

-$

1.00

-$

0.00

-%

0.0

-%

20.0

-%

0.0

Touching this button will display the Popup Function Keys screen.

•

Used to load images in the USB memory.

•

Used to switch the Popup Function Keys screen to the previous page.

•

Used to switch the Popup Function Keys screen to the next page.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode between “TRAY CENTERING (YES)” and

•

“TRAY CENTERING (NO)”.

Touching this button will display the Menu Jump screen.

•

Touching this button will switch the mode between “PRN MODE (PEEL)” and “PRN

•

MODE (NON-PEEL)”.

Basic Operations

Touching this button will switch the tray hold mode in the following order:

•

Ź

Ź

Ź

Ź

: Having recognized the tray size positioned on the weighing platter, the

conditions for wrapping are automatically set as the matching tray No.
is called up from the tray master.

: Trays will not be held.
: Wrapping conditions are set from the specifi ed tray No.

Used to multiply the quantity of the fi xed price item by the designated number.

•

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the special price.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

1

Discount amount

0

0

Ź

Note: See page 3-13 for “PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the discount amount.

•

Stroke Key

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

1

0

Discount amount

Ź

0

Ź

Note: See page 3-13 for “PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the discount rate.

㻌

•

Ź

Stroke Key

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

2

Discount rate

0

0

Ź

Note: See page 3-13 for “PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING”.

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Basic Operations

POP

0

POP

10

POP

0

COUPONS

0

COUPONS

10

COUPONS

0

% TA RE

0.0

% TARE

2.0

% TARE

0.0

EXTRA 1

0

EXTRA1

10

EXTRA1

0

INGREDIENT

0

INGRADIENT

10

INGRADIENT

0

Function Keys Functions and Usages

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the POP message.

•

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the POP Message

•

1 0

POP No.

Ź

Ź

screen.

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the POP

•

message.

POP Msg. 1010

To release the setting, touch the display item after entering “0”.

•

1

or Ź

0

PLU

Note: See page 4-40 for “EXTRA MESSAGE REGISTRATION”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the coupon message.

•

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Coupon Message

•

1 0

Coupon No.

Ź

Ź

screen.

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the cou-

•

pon message.

Coupon Msg.10

10

To release the setting, touch the display item after entering “0”.

•

1

or Ź

0

PLU

Note: See page 4-40 for “EXTRA MESSAGE REGISTRATION”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the tare rate.

•

Stroke Key

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the extra message.

•

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will set the Extra Message screen.

•

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the extra

•

2 0

Discount rate

1 0

Extra 1 No.

Ź

Ź

Ź

Ź

message.

Extra Msg. 10

10

To release the setting, touch the display item after entering “0”.

•

1

or Ź

0

PLU

Note: See page 4-40 for “EXTRA MESSAGE REGISTRATION”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the ingredient.

•

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Ingredient.

•

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the in-

•

1 0

Ingradient No.

Ź

Ź

gredient.

Ingradient 10

10

1

or Ź

0

PLU

• To release the setting, touch the display item after entering “0”.
Note: See page 4-40 for “EXTRA MESSAGE REGISTRATION”.

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Function Keys Functions and Usages

SP(U/P)

0.00

SP(UP)

1.00

SP(UP)

0.00

FORMA T 1

0

FORMAT 1

10

FORMAT 1

0

IMAGE 1

0

IMAGE

10

IMAGE

0

-$(U/P)

0.00

-$(UP)

1.00

-$(UP)

0.00

P DATE

AL08.2015

P DATE

MA.15.2015

P DATE

AL.20.2015

S DA TE

AL08.2015

S DATE

MA.15.2015

S DATE

AL.20.2015

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the special unit price.

•

Basic Operations

Ź

Stroke Key

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

1

Special Unit Price

0

0

Ź

Note: See page 3-13 for “PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the label format.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Format screen.

•

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the for-

•

1 0

Format No.

Ź

mat.

USA/W:56.00XH:59.00

10

To release the setting, touch the display item after entering “0”.

•

1

or Ź

0

PLU

Note: For format settings, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the image.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Image screen.

•

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the im-

•

1 0

Image No.

Ź

age.

10

1

or Ź

0

PLU

To release the setting, touch the display item after entering “0”.

•

Note: For image settings, consult your ISHIDA dealer.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the special unit price.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

1

Special Unit Price

0

0

Ź

Note: See page 3-13 for “PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the pack date.

•

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Pack Date /Sell By

•

0

Pack Date

5

1

5

02

Ź

51

Ź

Date screen.

Note: See page 3-14 for “CHANGING THE LABEL DATE AND TIME”.

When touched after numerical entry, the sell by date can be set.

•

Stroke Key

When touched without any numerical entry, the Pack Date /Sell By Date screen is dis-

•

0

Sell By Date

5

1

5

02

Ź

51

Ź

played.

Note: See page 3-14 for “CHANGING THE LABEL DATE AND TIME”.

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Basic Operations

FREE MSG1

0

FREE MSG. 1

10

FREE MSG. 1

0

TARGET

0/0

-%(U/P)

0.0

-% (UP)

20.0

-% (UP)

0.0

PLU No.

1

FREE MSG. 1

10

FREE MSG. 1

0

MEMORY

-%

LWT kg

0.000

LWT kg

0.500

LWT kg

0.000

UWT kg

0.000

UWT kg

0.500

UWT kg

0.000

TEST No.

OPERATOR No.

VENDOR No.

Function Keys Functions and Usages

When touched after numerical entry, the free message can be set.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

When touched without any numerical entry, the Free Message screen is displayed.

•

When the display item is touched or the numerical entry is made via numerical keys, the

•

1 0

Free Message No.

Ź

free message can be set.

Free Msg. 1010

To release the setting, touch the display item after entering “0”.

•

1

or Ź

0

PLU

Note: See page 4-40 for “EXTRA MESSAGE REGISTRATION”.

When touched, the target screen is displayed. In this screen, select the target type(QTY,

•

WEIGHT, PRICE). Then enter the number and touch the “TARGET” field in this screen.

Used to decide the production quantity for each item. Once the production completes

•

the set target, it shows the message to reset the target again. Set 0 to end this function.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the unit price discount rate.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

2

Unit Price Discount rate

0

0

Ź

Note: See page 3-13 for “PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will display the PLU screen and se-

•

lect the designated PLU item.

Ź

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the PLU screen.

•

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the PLU

•

4

PLU No.

Ź

item.

PORK CHOPS BONELESS SIRLOIN

4

4

or Ź

PLU

Note: See page 3-3 for “CALL UP THE ITEM DATA FROM THE DISPLAYED LIST.”

Used to display the memory remaining capacity.

•

When touched after numerical entry, the lower weight can be set.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

When touched without any numerical entry, the Upper/Lower Weight screen is dis-

•

5

Lower Weight

0

0

Ź

played.

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the upper weight.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Upper/Lower

•

5

Upper Weight

0

0

Ź

Weight screen.

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

Used to display the test number of the meat cutting test.

•

Used to display the operator number of the meat cutting test.

•

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Used to display the vendor number of the meat cutting test.

•

Function Keys Functions and Usages

PRODUCT No.

M PRICE

M PRICE

SPECIAL:1.00

M PRICE

TRAY No.

TRAY No.

0002:

TRAY No.

GUIDE

0 P AC K

STATE

PRICE GRP

PRICE GRP

PRICE

PRICE GRP

SYMB

PRICE GRP

TRAY

GLOBAL SV

PACK CNT

0

PACK WT LB

0.000

PACK PRICE

0.00

Used to display the product number of the meat cutting test.

•

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the markdown price.

•

Basic Operations

Ź

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Markdown screen.

•

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

1

Markdown Price

0

0

Ź

Note: See page 3-13 for “PERFORMING DISCOUNT PROCESSING”.

Touching this button after entering a numeric value will set the tray number.

•

Ź

Stroke Key

Touching this button without entering a numeric value will display the Tray screen.

•

Touching the display item or entering a numeric value via numeric keys will set the tray

•

2

Tray No.

Ź

number.

BREVOORT TRAY

2

To release the setting, touch the button after entering “0”.

•

or Ź

PLU2

Note: See page 3-11 for “CHANGING TRAYS ON THE TRAY LIST SCREEN”.

Used to display the total quantity.

•

Used to display the status. (Heater temperature, Emergency stop, etc.)

•

These are function keys that constitute the selling price table.

•

Selling price number, unit price or price, fixed-price quantity, and tray number are dis-

•

played respectively.

Used to start when TeamViewer is installed.

•

Used to display the subtotal quantity.

•

Used to display the subtotal weight.

•

Used to display the subtotal price.

•

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CHAPTER 4

DATA REGISTRATION

Data Registration

4.1 PROGRAM MENU

Displays
the MENU screen.

Switches the page.

Registration Item Registration Content

PLU Used to register the commodity name or the unit price, fi xed price,

tare, registration code, POP number attached to that commodity.
Note:
Register the data attached to the commodity before performing

commodity registration.
CAMPAIGN Used to register campaign settings.
TRAY Used to register information such as tray size, tray weight, fi lm

weight and the name.
PRESET KEY Used to register or edit the preset keys.
SCHEDULER Used to register schedules such as events.
STORE Used to register the address and names of stores.
DEPARTMENT Used to register the department name.
GROUP Used to register the group name.
COOKING TIME Used to register the cooking instructions.
NUTRITION Used to register the nutrition panel.
EXTRA MSG. 1, 2 Used to register extra messages.
INGREDIENT Used to register the setting of ingredient names used with high

frequency.
COUPON MSG. Used to register coupon messages.
POP MSG. Used to register POP messages.
SCHEME TABLE Used to register Scheme Tables used for traceability.
GEN TABLE Used to register Gen Tables used for traceability.
LOOKUP TABLE Used to register Lookup Tables used for traceability.
MINCE TRACE. Used to register information on the traceability of mincemeat.
FIX PRI. SYMBOL Used to register the fi xed price symbol name.
FREE MSG. 1-15 Used to register up to 15 free messages.
CHECK LABEL Used to perform checking of labels.
NUTRITION TEXT Used to register nutrition text.

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Data Registration

1.

2.

4.2 PLU REGISTRATION

The commodity item name and the data associated with the commodity item (unit price, fixed price, tare weight,
register code, POP call-up number, etc.) can be registered.Register the commodity item data after selecting the
commodity item field listed on the commodity item List screen. Follow the procedure below when registering the
commodity item data.

Displays the PLU screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Displays the detail screen
of the selected commodity.

Deletes the selected
commodity data.

REFERENCE

The commodity item
call-up number can be
set as one of 4, 6 or 8
digits. Initial settings
are set as 6 digits.

REFERENCE

To edit the registered
campaign data, touch
the fi eld of campaign
data you want to modify
and then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE] will
delete the data.

REFERENCE

The commodity item
data registration
screen consists of 6
screens. Touch the
tab at the bottom of
the screen to switch
screens and register
each item .

Touch [PLU] on the MENU

1.

screen.

The PLU List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

commodity.

Example: Call-up number 1



PLU

1

A Commodity item call-up number can be
entered up to 8 digits (1 – 99999999).
The PRICE/TARE screen of the commodity
item data registration will be displayed.

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Data Registration

4.2.1 PLU DETAIL (SALE 1) REGISTRATION

Switches to the commodity corresponding to the number
after this number is set.

Displays the screen for entering the commodity name.

Saves the commodity data and
returns to the PLU List screen.

Switches the unit price number.

Deletes the called commodity data.
(The called unit price data is deleted
except in the case of Unit Price No.1)

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Select the required registration item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

SALES MODE Press [<] or [>] to select a desired sales mode.

0: Weight (for selling weighing products)
1: Fix price (for selling fi xed price products)
2: Weight fi x price (for selling weighing fi xed price products)
3: Fix unit price (for selling fi xed unit price products)
4: Weight (100 g) (when the setting of the unit price per 100 g is

needed in accordance of the laws of a country)
UNIT PRICE /
FIXED PRICE
OPEN PRICE Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to allow an open price

FIXED WEIGHT Enter the fi xed weight and press this fi eld.
TARE Enter the tare weight and press this fi eld.
MARKDOWN MODE Press [<] or [>] to select a desired markdown mode.

M/D AMOUNT Enter the markdown amount or percentage and press this fi eld.
2ND TARE Enter the tare weight, and press this fi eld.

Enter the unit price or fi xed price and press this fi eld.

system.

0: Yes

1: No

0: Normal price

1: Special price

2: Amount discount for total price

3: Percent discount for total price

4: Special unit price

5: Amount discount for unit price

6: Percent discount for unit price

4-4

Data Registration

UNIT TYPE Press the “UNIT TYPE” fi eld to

display the “Fix Price Symbol”
screen.Then, press a desired
fi eld for selection.

QTY Enter the packed quantity and press this fi eld.
%TARE Enter the tare percentage and press this fi eld.
LOWER WEIGHT Enter the lower weight limit and press this fi eld.
UPPER WEIGHT Enter the upper weight limit and press this fi eld.
FORCED TARE Press [Yes] or [No] button to select whether or not to use the

forced tare function.

4.2.2 PLU DETAIL (MSG.) REGISTRATION

4.2.2 PLU DETAIL (MSG.) REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Select the required registration item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

NUTRITION
EXTRA MSG 1,3
INGREDIENT
COUPON MSG.
POP MSG.
COOKING TIME
FREE MSG. 1-15
NUTRITION TEXT

Press a desired fi eld for selection.

The “Extra Message” screen is displayed.
Press a desired fi eld for selection.

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Data Registration

4.2.3 PLU DETAIL (IMAGE) REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Touch the required registration item to select the content.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

IMAGE1,2,3
SH.IMAGE

SAFE HANDLING
IMAGE

Press a desired fi eld for selection.

The “Image” screen is displayed.

Press a desired fi eld for selection.

Press [NO PRINT] or [PRINT] to select whether or not to print the

image.

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4.2.2 PLU DETAIL (MSG.) REGISTRATION

4.2.4 PLU DETAIL (PRINT) REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Data Registration

Select the required registration item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

1ST LABEL ATTACH
TYPE

2ND LABEL TYPE Press [<] or [>] to select the printing type of back labels

1ST LABEL BAR
PRINT

1ST LABEL FORMAT
NO.
2ND LABEL FORMAT
NO.
PRINT MODE Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to issue labels.

1ST LABEL PRINT Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to print the fi rst label.

2ND LABEL PRINT Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to print the second label.

SUB LABEL PRINT Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to print the sub label.

EYECATCH LABEL
PRINT

Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to fi x front labeling.
0: Refer
1: Fixing

1: No
2: Under barcode
3: Ingredients
4: Ingredients + Barcode
Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to print the barcode to
fi rst label.
1: Yes
2: No
Enter a desired format number and press this fi eld.

Enter a desired format number and press this fi eld.

1: Yes
2: No

1: Yes
2: No

1: Yes
2: No

1: Yes
2: No
Press [<] or [>] to select whether or not to print the eye-catch
label.
1: Yes
2: No

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Data Registration

4.2.5 PLU DETAIL (DATE) REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Select the required registration item and enter the details

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

PACK DATE PRINT Press [YES] or [NO] in this fi eld to select whether or not to print

the packed date.
PACK TIME PRINT Press [<] or [>] to select a desired pack time printing method.

0: No print

1: Designated time

2: System clock time
P ACK TIME DAT A This fi eld is available only when “1: Designated time” is selected

in “PACK TIME PRINT”. Enter the time and press this fi eld.
SB DATE PRINT Press [YES] or [NO] in this fi eld to select whether or not to print

the sell-by date.
SB TIME PRINT Press [<] or [>] to select a desired sell-by time printing method.

0: No print

1: Designated time

2: Relative time
SB TIME DATA This fi eld is available only when “Yes” is selected in “SB TIME

PRINT”.

Enter the number of hours and press this fi eld.
SHELF LIFE (DAYS) This fi eld is available only when “Yes” is selected in “SB DATE

PRINT”.

Enter the number of days and press this fi eld.
USE BY DATE PRINT Press [YES] or [NO] in this fi eld to select whether or not to print

the use-by date.
UB DATE DATA This fi eld is available only when “Yes” is selected in “USE BY

DATE PRINT”.

Enter the number of hours and press this fi eld.
DATE CAL Press [YES] or [NO] in this fi eld to select whether or not to select

production to the next day.

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4.2.6 PLU DETAIL (CODE) REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Data Registration

Select the required registration item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

ITEM CODE Enter an item code and press this fi eld.
REG CODE Enter the register code and press this fi eld.
POS FLAG Enter a POS fl ag number and press this fi eld.
BARCODE Enter a barcode number and press this fi eld.
POS REFERENCE Press [<] or [>] to select a desired reference method.

0: Refer
1: PLU fi le

BARCODE TYPE This fi eld is available only when “1: PLU File” is selected in “POS

REFERENCE”.
Press this fi eld to display the Barcode Type screen, and press a
desired PLU type for selection.

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Data Registration

POS FORMAT (WGT) Press this fi eld to display the Barcode Format screen, and press

a desired barcode format for selection.

TRACE ENABLE Press [YES] or [NO] in this fi eld to select whether or not to enable

a traceability function.
DEPARTMENT NO. Press this fi eld to display the Department screen.

To set a department, press a desired fi eld on the list, or press the

“DEPARTMENT No.” fi eld after numerical entry.
GROUP NO. Press this fi eld to display the Group screen.

To set a group, press a desired fi eld on the list, or press the

“GROUP No.” fi eld after numerical entry.

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Data Registration

4.2.7 PLU DETAIL (WRAP) REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Select the required registration item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

TRAY NO. Enter a desired format number and press this fi eld.
WRAP MODE Press [<] or [>] to select WRAP MODE.

1:Wrap + Label
2:Label
3:Wrap

VOLUME Press [<] or [>] to select the fi lling height.

0: None
1:Low
2:Middle
3:High
4:Auto

PASTE MODE Press [<] or [>] to select PASTE MODE.

1: Auto
2: Manual

DIRECTION Press [<] or [>] to select the labeling direction.

0:Normal Paste
1:Horizontal Paste
2:Vertical Paste

TRAY VOL. DETECT Press [<] or [>] to select TRAY VOLUME DETECT.

0:Select
1:Auto

FEED SPEED Press [<] or [>] to select FEED SPEED.

0:Tray Reference
1:High
2:Middle
3:Low

WRAP SPEED Press [<] or [>] to select WRAP SPEED.

0:Tray Reference
1:High
2:Middle
3:Low

TRAY AUTO DETECT Press [YES] or [NO] in this fi eld to select whether or not to detect

the tray automatically.
TRA Y AUTO
CENTERING
TRAY HOLD Press [<] or [>] to select TRAY HOLD.

Press [YES] or [NO] in this fi eld to select whether or not to center

the tray automatically.

0:Tray Reference

1:No

2:Yes

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Data Registration

1.

2.

4.3 CAMPAIGN REGISTRATION

Here you can register campaign commodities and campaign prices.

1. Displays the campaign screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

INFORMATION

To edit the registered
campaign data, touch
the fi eld of campaign
data you want to modify
and then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE] will
delete the data.

Touch [CAMPAIGN] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The CAMPAIGN List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

campaign.

You can enter a campaign number from 1
to 99.

Example: Campaign number 1



PLU

1

Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed, then
the CAMPAIGN / DETAIL screen will be
displayed.

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3.

Select the campaign

4.

5.

3.

commodity.

Touch the [CALL] button to call out the PLU
screenand touch the required commodity.



CALL

Data Registration

Select the campaign type.

4.

Touch the [MD MODE] fi eld to call out the
CAMPAIGN MODE List screen and select
the campaign.

MD MODE



Register the campaign content.

5.

Enter the numeric value and touch the
[MD PRICE] fi eld.

MD PRICE





90

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Data Registration

1.

2.

4.4 TRAY REGISTRATION

Here you can register information such as the tray's size and weight and the fi lm's weight.

1. Displays the tray screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

INFORMATION

To edit the registered
tray data, touch the
fi eld of campaign data
you want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE] will
delete the data.

Touch [TRAY] on the MENU

1.

screen.

The TRAY List screen will be displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

tray.

You can enter a tray number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Tray number 1



PLU

1

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The TRAY DETAIL screen will be
displayed.



EXEC

3.

Enter the tray name.

4.

3.

Touch the name fi eld to call out the text
edit screen and enter the tray name.
After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

Data Registration

<

Set required items.

4.

90
90

FILM WGT.



HEIGHT



<







90



90



90



90



90

LENGTH



WIDTH



TRAY WGT.



WEIGHT



CONTAINER



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Data Registration

1.

2.

3.

4.5 PRESET KEY REGISTRATION

Here you can register functions that are frequently used as preset keys.

1. Displays the preset key screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Touch the [PRESET KEY] on

1.

the MENU screen.

The PRESET KEY screen will be
displayed.

Touch the location you want

2.

to register the preset key and
press the [DETAIL] button.



DETAIL

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The preset key edit screen is

3.

displayed.

Data Registration

1.

2.

1.

2.

4.5.1 SETTING PRESET GROUPS AND PAGES

Press [<] or [>] to select the

1.

group or page number.

To create or delete the group or

2.

the page, press the [GROUP] or
[PAGE] button, and then
press a desired function button
as shown below.



GROUP

4.5.2 SETTING PRESET KEYS

Select the group and the page

1.

where you want to add the
preset key, and then press the
[KEY] button and then [NEW]
button.



KEY

Available preset keys are listed

2.

on the screen. To turn pages,
press [▼] or [▲]. Press a desired
function for selection.

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Data Registration

3.

1.

2.

The selected preset key has

3.

been assigned.

4.5.3

Select the group and the page

1.

that the preset key you want to
edit is located, and then press
[KEY] key, desired preset key,
and [SIZE] or [MOVE] key.

Press either the [SIZE] or [MOVE]

2.

button. Set desired key size
and position by using the arrow
buttons, or directly enter the
numeric value and touch the
required fi eld.

CHANGING PRESET KEY SIZES AND POSITIONS

KEY



SIZE





SIZE

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1.

2.

4.5.4 EDITING PRESET KEYS

3.

4.

Select the group and the page

1.

that the preset key you want to
edit is located.

Then, press the [KEY] button, the preset
key, and the [EDIT] button.

Data Registration

90

90





TITLE FONT



SPLIT





KEY

To split the preset key display

2.

into two portions, enter the
numeric values and touch the
[SPLIT] fi eld.

Enter the numeric value and touch the
[SPLIT] fi eld.

To change the font size, enter

3.

the numeric values and touch
either the [TITLE FONT] or
[FONT] fi eld.



EDIT

To change the preset key title,

4.

press the [TEXT EDIT] fi eld.

TEXT EDIT



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Data Registration

5.

6.

7.

To assign a desired image

5.

to the preset key, press the
[IMAGE No.] fi eld.

The Preset Key / Image screen is
displayed.
Press a desired image for selection.

IMAGE No.



To change the color of the

6.

preset key, press the [COLOR]
button.

To change the background color, press
either the “UPPER BACKGROUND” or
“LOWER BACKGROUND” fi eld.
To change the font color, press the “UPPER
TEXT” or “LOWER TEXT” fi eld.

UPPER BACKGROUND



COLOR

Press a desired color for

7.

selection.



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8.

9.

To change the preset key

1.

8.

operation, press the “FUNC
No.” fi eld.

Available functions are listed on the screen.
Press a desired function for selection.

FUNC No.





Data Registration

To change the PLU number called

9.

up by the preset key, press the
“DATA” fi eld.

The PLU screen is displayed.
Then, press a desired fi eld for selection.

DATA





4.5.5 DELETING PRESET KEYS

Select the group and the page

1.

that the preset key you want to
delete is located.

Then, touch the [KEY] button, preset key,
and the [DELETE] button.

KEY





DELETE

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Data Registration

1.

2.

4.6 SCHEDULE REGISTRATION

Here you can register store names and addresses.

1. Displays the scheduler screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Touch [SCHEDULE] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The SCHEDULER screen will be displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

schedule.

You can enter a schedule number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Schedule number 1

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INFORMATION

To edit the registered
schedule data, touch
the fi eld of scheduler
data you want to
modify and then touch
[DET AIL]. Touching
[DELETE] will delete
the data.

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The SCHEDULER / DETAIL screen will be
displayed.

3.

4.

Select the schedule format.

5.

3.

0: DATE. .........Specify the start date and end date, the start time and end time.

1. DLY/WLY ....Specify the day of the week.

Enter the required item.

4.

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START DATE

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ST AR T TIME

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END DATE

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END TIME

90
90
90

When [DLY / WLY] is set in the

5.

[SHEDULE TYPE] fi eld, press
a desired day of the week for
selection.

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2.

4.7 STORE REGISTRATION

Here you can register store names and addresses.

1. Displays the store screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

INFORMATION

To setup for multiple
store operation, a
change in settings is
required. Consult your
ISHIDA dealer.

INFORMATION

To edit the registered
store data, touch the
fi eld of store data you
want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE]
will delete the data.

Press [STORE] on the MENU

1.

screen.

The STORE screen will be displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

store.

You can enter a store number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Store number 9998

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8

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The STORE / DETAIL screen will be
displayed.

3.

Enter the store name and

4.

3.

address.

Touch the “STORE NAME” or “ADDRESS”
fi eld to call out the text edit screen and enter
the store name or address.

STORE NAME

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After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

Data Registration

Set the printer.

4.

Touch [STORE SET] to call-out the STORE
SET screen and allocate a store number to
each printer.

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STORE SET

After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

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1.

2.

4.8 DEPARTMENT REGISTRATION

Here you can register departments.

1. Displays the store screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

INFORMATION

To edit the registered
department data,
touch the fi eld of
department data you
want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE]
will delete the data.

Touch [DEPARTMENT] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The DEPARTMENT screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

department.

You can enter a department number from 1
to 9999.

Example: Department number 1

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The DEPARTMENT / EDIT screen will be
displayed.

3.

Enter the DEPARTMENT name.

3.

After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

INFORMATION

The same procedure is used for both
GROUP and DEPARTMENT.

Data Registration

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2.

4.9 COOKING INSTRUCTION REGISTRATION

Here you can register the cooking method, the cooking time and the cooking amount.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

1. Displays the cooking time screen.

1.

INFORMATION

To edit the registered
cooking time data,
touch the fi eld of
cooking time data you
want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE]
will delete the data.

2.

Touch [COOKING TIME] on the
MENU screen.

The COOKING TIME List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the
cooking time.

You can enter a cooking time number from
1 to 9999.

Example: Cooking time number 1

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The COOKING TIME / EDIT screen will be
displayed.

3.

Enter the cooking method name.

4.

3.

After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

Register the cooking time and

4.

cooking amount.

BASE TIM E (m in )

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90

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Data Registration

MIN/kg



90

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1.

2.

4.10 NUTRITIONAL REGISTRATION

Here you can register the amount per unit and nutrition per unit-amount.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

1. Displays the nutorition screen.

Touch [NUTRITION] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The NUTRITION List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

nutrition.

You can enter a nutrition number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Nutrition time number 1

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INFORMATION

To edit the registered
nutrition data, touch
the fi eld of nutrition
data you want to
modify and then touch
[DET AIL]. Touching
[DELETE] will delete
the data.

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The NUTRITION DATA PROGRAMMING
screen will be displayed.

3.

Enter the serving size.

4.

3.

Touch the [SERVING SIZE] and [SERVING
SIZE 2] fi elds to call out the text edit screen
and enter the serving size.
After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

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SERVING SIZE

Data Registration

Enter the required item.

4.

90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90

TOTAL CALORIES



SERVING PER CONT

CALORIE FORM FAT



















TOTAL FAT



SATUATED FAT



CHOLESTEROL



SODIUM



TRANS FAT

90





90

CARBOHYDORATE

90
90
90

DIETARY FIBER





90
90



90



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VIT AMIN A%



VITAMIN C%





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PROTEIN



SUGARS



CALCIUM%



IRON%

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1.

2.

4.11 EXTRA MESSAGE REGISTRATION

Here you can register the amount per unit and nutrition per unit-amount.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

1. Displays the nutorition screen.

Touch [EXTRA MSG. 1] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The EXTRA MESSAGE List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

extra message.

You can enter a message number from 1
to 9999.

Example: Extra message number 1

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INFORMATION

To edit the registered
extra message data,
touch the fi eld of extra
message data you
want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE]
will delete the data.

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The EXTRA MESSAGE EDIT screen will
be displayed.

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EXEC

3.

Enter the message.

3.

After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

INFORMATION

The same procedure is used for EXTRA
MSG. 3, INGREDIENT, COUPON MSG.,
POP MSG., FREE MSG. 1-15 and EXTRA
MSG. 1.

Data Registration

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1.

2.

4.12 SCHEME TABLE REGISTRATION

Here you can register scheme tables used for traceability.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

1. Displays the nutorition screen.

Touch [SCHEME TABLE] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The SCHEME TABLE List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

scheme table.

You can enter a table number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Table number 1

INFORMATION

To edit the registered
extra message data,
touch the fi eld of extra
message data you
want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE]
will delete the data.

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1

Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The SCHEME TABLE / DETAIL screen will
be displayed.

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3.

Enter the scheme table.

3.

Touch the name fi eld to call out the text edit
screen, and enter the table name.
After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

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4.12.1 SCHEME TABLE / DETAIL (CONTROL)
SCREEN REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Select the required item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

RETAIN LOT No. Press this fi eld to select whether or not to use this lot number.

0: No

1: Yes
PASSPORT FORMAT
No.
ICON No. Enter a numerical value and press this fi eld.
LIFE OFFSET Enter a numerical value and press this fi eld.
WEIGHT LIMIT
CONTROL

DATE LIMIT CONTROL Press this fi eld to select whether or not to control the date limit.

LOSS % Enter a numerical value and press this fi eld

Enter a numerical value and press this fi eld.

Press this fi eld to select whether or not to control the weight limit.

0: No

1: Yes

0: No

1: Yes

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4.12.2 SCHEME TABLE / DETAIL (BASIC)
REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Select the required item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

LOT/CARCASS Enter a numerical value and press the applicable data fi eld.
GTIN Enter a numerical value and press the applicable data fi eld.
WEIGHT Enter a numerical value and press the applicable data fi eld.
PASSPORT LOT
START
PASSPORT GTIN
START

Enter a numerical value and press the data fi eld.

Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.

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4.12.3 SCHEME TABLE / DETAIL (ATTRIB.)
REGISTRATION

Returns to the PLU List screen.

■REGISTRATION METHOD FOR EACH ITEM

Select the required item and enter the details.

ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

TITLE TEXT Touch the fi eld to call out the text edit screen, and enter the title.
START Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.
STOP Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.
AI Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.
VARIABLE Press this fi eld to select whether the AI data is of variable length

or not.

0: No

1: Yes

MAX DIGIT Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.
TYPE Press this fi eld to select the data type for the attribute.

0:REF

1:MULTIPLE

2:REF+DATA

3:DATA

4:GEN

REF. DIGIT Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.
MAX NUM Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.
ATTR. ID Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.
DA TA TEXT Touch the fi eld to call out the text edit screen, and enter the text.
MANDATO. Press this fi eld to select whether the data is a mandatory item or

not.

0: No

1: Yes

CONDITIONAL Press this fi eld to select whether the AI data is of variable length

or not.

0: No

1: Yes

CR Press this fi eld to select whether the AI data is of variable length

or not.

0: No

1: Yes

CHAR CNT Enter a numerical value and press this data fi eld.

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4.13 GEN TABLE REGISTRATION

1.

2.

Here you can register GEN tables used for traceability.

Displays the GEN table screen.

Data Registration

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Touch [GEN TABLE] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The GEN TABLE screen will be displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

GEN table.

You can enter a table number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Table number 1

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INFORMATION

To edit the registered
gen table data, touch
the fi eld of gen table
data you want to
modify and then touch
[DET AIL]. Touching
[DELETE] will delete
the data.

Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The text edit screen will be displayed.

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EXEC

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3.

4.

Enter the table name.

3.

After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

Enter the required item.

4.

START

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

90

STOP





90

ATTR ID





90

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2.

4.14 LOOKUP TABLE REGISTRATION

Here you can register data that can be referred to upon commodity registration such as its place of origin.

Displays the lookup table screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Touch [LOOKUP TABLE] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The LOOKUP TABLE List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

table.

You can enter a table number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Table number 1

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REFERENCE

To edit the registered
lookup table data,
touch the fi eld of
lookup table data you
want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE]
will delete the data.

Touch the name fi eld to call out the text
edit screen and enter the table name.
The text edit screen will be displayed.

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EXEC

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3.

4.

Enter the lookup table name.

3.

Touch the name fi eld to call out the text edit
screen and enter the table name.
After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

INFORMATION

To edit the registered
lookup table data,
touch the fi eld of
lookup table data you
want to modify and
then touch [DETAIL].
Touching [DELETE]
will delete the data.

Enter the call-up number for the

4.

table data.

You can enter a table number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Table number 1

1

Touch the name fi eld to call out the text
edit screen and enter the table name.
The text edit screen will be displayed.

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5.

Enter the data name.

5.

After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

Data Registration

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Data Registration

1.

2.

4.15 MINCE TRACE REGISTRATION

Here you can register information regarding the traceability of mincemeat.

Displays the mince trace screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Touch [MINCE TRACE] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The MINCE TRACE screen will be
displayed.

Register required items.

2.

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90
90
90

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PASSPORT FORMAT No.

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START

STOP

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4.16 FIXED PRICE SYMBOL REGISTRATION

1.

2.

Here you can register the counting symbols for commodities.

Displays the fix price symbol screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Data Registration

Touch [FIX PRICE SYMBOL] on

1.

the MENU screen.

The FIX PRICE SYMBOL screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

price symbol.

You can enter a price symbol number from
1 to 9999.

Example: Table number 1

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INFORMATION

To edit the registered
fi xed price symbol
data, touch the fi eld
of fi xed price symbol
data you want to
modify and then touch
[DET AIL]. Touching
[DELETE] will delete
the data.

Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The FIX PRICE SYMBOL / EDIT screen
will be displayed.

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EXEC

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Data Registration

3.

Enter the counting symbol.

3.

After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

CAUTION

Enter the unit and its plural form separated by a space.

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4.17 LABEL DATA CHECK

1.

2.

3.

Here you can check labels through actual printing.

Data Registration

Displays the check label screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Touch [CHECK LABEL] on the

1.

MENU screen.

The CHECK LABEL screen will be
displayed.

Enter required items.

2.

START No.





90

END No.





90

Touch [START] to print the label.

3.

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START

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1.

2.

4.18 NUTRITION TEXT REGISTRATION

Here you can register data such as information on nutrition.

Displays the nutrition text screen.

Returns to
the MENU screen.

Touch [NUTRITION TEXT] on

1.

the MENU screen.

The NUTRITION TEXT List screen will be
displayed.

Enter the call-up number for the

2.

text.

You can enter a text number from 1 to

9999.
Example: Text number 1

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REFERENCE

To edit the registered
fi xed price symbol
data, touch the fi eld
of fi xed price symbol
data you want to
modify and then touch
[DET AIL]. Touching
[DELETE] will delete
the data.

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Touch [EXECUTE] once the registration
confi rmation screen is displayed.
The NUTRITION TEXT / DETAIL screen
will be displayed.



EXEC

3.

Enter the required item.

3.

Touch the required fi eld to call up the text
edit screen and enter the contents.
After completing entry, touch the Return
button.

Data Registration

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4.19 CHARACTER ENTRY METHOD

This chapter describes character entry procedures, using the extra message function as an example.
(Although the text registration screen is the same for each function, depending on its use, there may keys which cannot
be used.)

Upper-case mode

■EDIT KEYS

Character modes.

Used to begin a new line.

Lower-case mode

Used to specify a bold character font
style.

Used to specify a reverse character
font style.

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Used to delete a line text at the place
where the cursor is placed.

Used to delete a character at the
place where the cursor is placed.

Used to delete a character by moving
the cursor back by one character.

Used to specify an underlined
character font style.

Used to specify a reverse character
font style.

Used to move the cursor to the right.

Used to move the cursor to the left.

Used to move the cursor up.

Data Registration

Used to specify an Italic character
style.

Used to copy the original data to the
current data.

Used to erase the full text currently
being called.

Used to display the following key screen.

Used to move the cursor down.
Also used to select characters for
changing the style.

Used to enter a space.

sed to display the following key screen.

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1.

2.

3.

4.19.1

Enter desired characters using alpha-numeric keys.

1.

Upper-case characters

TEXT EDITING

To begin a new line, press the [New Line] key.

2.

Enter desired characters.

To register the editing, press the Return button.

3.

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1.

2.

3.

4.19.2

Press the following keys to select a desired font style.

1.

Note:

Enter desired characters using alpha-numeric keys.

2.

FONT STYLE SELECTION

The selected font style is displayed in the “STYLE” display fi eld.

Press the Return key to register the editing.

3.

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