Toshiba EM1-31059 User Manual
TEC Electronic Computing Scale
SL-6600 (US. Version)
Owner’s Manual
TEC CORPORATION
EM 1-31059
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................ 1-1
2. SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................................................................................. 2-1
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART ......................................................................................................... 3-1
3.1 OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................................................. 3-1
3.2 REMOTE DISPLAY .................................................................................................................................. 3-1
3.3 CONTROL LOCK ...................................................................................................................................... 3-2
3.4 KEY LAYOUT ............................................................................................................................................ 3-3
4. PROCEDURE BEFORE OPERATION ............................................................................................................... 3-8
5. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT ....................................................................................................................................... 5-1
6. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL
........................................................................................
5-1
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES ..................................................................................................................... 6-1
Menu No. 0: Changing Unit Price .............................................................................................................. 7-2
Menu No. 1: Setting PLU Data .................................................................................................................. 7-3
Menu No. 2: Setting Store Address or Commercial Message ................................................................... 7-9
Menu No. 3: Setting Label Format and Adjusting Print Position
Menu No. 4: Setting Date, Time, Machine Number, and Store Number
.............................................................
.................................................
7-10
7-17
Menu No. 5: CMT/PL-3 Operations ......................................................................................................... 7-18
Menu No. 6: Initial Setting.................................................................................................................................. 7-21
Menu No. 7: Changing Bar Code Format ................................................................................................ 7-28
Menu No. 8: Setting Speed Key .............................................................................................................. 7-30
Menu No. 9: Setting Combination Report ............................................................................................... 7-31
Menu No. 10: Changing Displayed Titles .................................................................................................. 7-35
Menu No. 11: Setting Ingredient Description ............................................................................................. 7-42
Menu No. 12: Issuing Confirmation Label ................................................................................................. 7-43
Menu No. 13: Switching In-line/Off-line ............................................................................................................. 7-44
Menu No. 14: Setting Special Information........................................................................................................ 7-45
Menu No. 15: Setting Department Number........................................................................................................ 7-46
Menu No. 16: Transferring Logo Data ....................................................................................................... 7-47
Menu No. 17: Setting Grade Line .............................................................................................................. 7-48
Menu No. 18: Memory Card Operation ..................................................................................................... 7-49
Menu No. 20: Transmitting PLU File, Unit Price, Address or Speed Key
(FUN System) ....................................................................................................................... 7-55
Menu No. 21: Changing Printing Title of Period of Relish ............................................................................... 7-56
Copyright 'Q 1995
by TEC Corporation
All Rights Reserved
1-14-tO Uchikanda, Chlyoda-ku. Tokyo, JAPAN
EMI-31059
8. VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED REPORTS ........................................................................................... 8-1
9. OPERATING PROCEDURES ......................................................................................................... 9-1
9.1 WEIGHED COMMODITY OPERATION ............................................................................................... 9-1
9.2 FIX PRICE OPERATION ...................................................................................................................... 9-2
9.3 BY COUNT OPERATION ......................................................................................................... 9-3
9.4 PRESET COUNT OPERATION ................................................................................................................ 9-4
9.5 ISSUING LABELS WITH NET WEIGHT STATEMENT ........................................................................ 9-9
9.6 TARE FUNCTION PROCEDURES ........................................................................................................ 9-11
9.7 SAVE KEY OPERATION SAMPLE ........................................................................................................... 9-13
9.8 VOID KEY OPERATION SAMPLE ............................................................................................................ 9-14
9.9 CALLING AND PRINTING GRADE LINE.............................................................................................. 9-14
9.10 SELECTION OF PRINT OR NOT PRrNT ITEM ON LABEL
9.11 DATE CHANGE ...................................................................................................................................... 9-16
9.12 CALLING AND PRINTING LOGO.................................................................................................. 9-17
9.13 FUN AUTOMATIC RECEPTION............................................................................................................. 9-17
..........................................................
9-15
10. TOTAL OPERATION PROCEDURES..............................................................................................................10-1
10.1 HOURLY REPORT.................................................................................................................................10-1
10.2 GRAND TOTAL REPORT .....................................................................................................................10-1
10.3 PLU REPORT ........................................................................................................................................10-1
10.4 COMBINATION REPORT ......................................................................................................................10-4
11. LABEL PRINT FORMATS ...............................................................................................................................11-1
12. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE .............................................................................................................................12-1
13. CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD ........................................................................................................................13-1
14. BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE ............................................................................................................ 14-1
15. APPENDIX .............................................................................................. 15-1
CAUTION
1. This manual may not be copied in whole or in part without prior written permission.
2. The contents of this manual may be changed without prior notice.
3. Please refer to a TEC representative regarding questions or misprints.
1. INTRODUCTION
EMI-31059
1. INTRODUCTION
1. INTRODUCTION
We thank you very much for purchasing the TEC Electronic Computing Scale SL-6600 Series.
This series has been designed with TEC reliability and offers a cost efficient system for a modest
investment.
The Advanced TEC SL-6600 combines a scale and full-feature UPC printer into an integrated,
compact unit with expanded PLU capabilities. The SL-6600 can automatically and instantly program
the printer for 15 different label sizes and formats. Unlike other systems, you do not have to key
select the scale every time you change labels. Each SL-6600 label cassette has 4 binary switches
on the back which you set once to a specific code for each label. The System is quick and
convenient to use for increased productivity, plus it provides a wide range of management controls
and accurate, time-saving reports.
We believe that your needs will now be fully satisfied, and you will have total reliability in price
calculation. Should you have any questions concerning the scale, please refer to this manual. Be
sure to keep this manual for future reference.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and
used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It
has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant
Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against
such interference when operated in a commercial environment. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be
required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.
The product that you have purchased contains a rechargeable battery.
The battery is recyclable. At the end of it’s useful life, under various state and local laws, it may be
illegal to dispose of this battery into the municipal waste stream. Check with your local solid waste
officials for details in your area for recycling options or proper disposal.
APPLICABLE MODEL
SL-6600-30-C4-US-V
The description of the model number is as follows:
SL-6600-30-C4-US-V
---------Software Spec.
V: Variable Length Label Spec.
Period of Relish
Multi-intervai
Destination Code
Region Number ---------------------
3: North America
Communication Method
0: Stand-alone
Display Type
4; LCD + Remote Display
Max. Capacity
C: 30 lbs
1- 1
1. INTRODUCTION
Installing Precaution
Place the TEC Electronic Computing Scale on a flat, stable surface.
EMI-31059
Installing Precaution
1. DON’T SUBJECT the weighing
platter to SUDDEN SHOCKS.
4. NEVER USE THINNER OR
OTHER VOLATILE SOLVENT for
cleaning.
7. When in use, avoid locations subject to vibration and direct sunlight
2. DONT PRESS THE KEYS TOO
HARD.
Keys will operate correctly if they
are merely touched lightly.
5. DON’T POUR WATER directly on
scale.
Clean the cover and platter by
wiping with a dry cloth or a cloth
soaked with detergent and wrung
out thoroughly.
To ensure the scale is CHierating
correctly, place a known weight on
the platter and check for correct
computing.
After the end of daily work, turn the
power OFF, then clean and inspect
the exterior of the scale to allow
you to use the scale at its best
condition.
If the scale uses the same power source as a high voltage electric appliance,
the voltage to the scale will vary each time the appliane is activated.
Use the special power source to avoid an error operation.
1- 2
10. Use a grounded electrical outlet.
(Do not use a adaption plug.)
2. SPECIFICATIONS
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Item SL-6600-30-C4-US-V
Maximum Capacity 30 lbs.
Minimum Scale Division 0.01 lbs.
Display Range
Tare Up to 30 lbs.
Unit Price Presettable $ 0.01 ~ 99.99
Minimum Price Display
Remote Display:
Weight 4 digits
Unit Price
Total
LCD (Message Display)
Display Designations NET, PREPACK, INLINE, ERROR
Remote Display Mode
Capacity of PLU Memory
Print Head Thermal Print Head
Available Printing Width
Label Issue Method
Label
Report Paper
Interface
Power Requirement
Current Consumption
Temperature Limits 32°F ~ 104“F
Relative Humidity
Dimensions (approx.)
Weight (approx.)
0 ~ 30.05 lbs.
$ 0.01
4 digits
5 digits
16 characters (5x7 dot matrix)
Dual sides
840 PLUS (standard), 2520 PLUs max. (option)
1.65”
On-demand/Batch
RICOH 120LA or equivalent
RICOH 115F (black) or equivalent
RS-232C
AC 120V ±10%, 60 Hz
120V-1A, 60Hz
35% ~ 85% RH (No condensation)
15.7” (width) X 16.5” (depth) X 18.5” (height)
32 lbs.
EMI-31059
2, SPECIFICATIONS
Accessories
Owner’s Manual Thermal Head Cleaner
Remote Attaching Screw
M4x8
MA and SE Keys
2- 1
Label
Power Cord
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Option Kit and Device
EM1-31059
Option KH and Device
Model Name
DR-1 CMT Loader Used to load the CMT with PLU file,
PL-3
PL-3S
PC-XT
FKB-2381-001
FKB-2381-101
OP-66-32K Expansion RAM Kit
OP-66-PL
OP-66-PL-TMCC Program Loader Kit with
OP-66-FUN-
TMCC
MC-128-EX
MC-256-EX
OP-66-PCKEY
KS-60-1
Program Loader Used to load the FDK with PLU file,
Scale System FDK and RS232C Cable
PC Keyboard Used to enter the programming menu. IBM
Program Loader Kit
Communication l/F (TMCC-3)
FUN System with
Communication l/F (TMCC-3)
Memory Card
PC Keyboard Adapter
Label Cassette Case
Option KIT Name
Ingredient file and other data.
Ingredient file and other data.
A floppy disk and a cable for the PL-3.
Used to extend PLUs and ingredient
messages. (32KB xi Opes, contained)
PC Board for use of a memory card.
PC Board for use of a memory card
and the In-line system.
PC Board for use of the FUN system
and the In-line system.
Used to load PLU file. Ingredient file
and LOGO file into.
Used to connect a PC Keyboard.
It is convenient to change several kinds
of labels.
Description
Maker
AIWA
TEC
TEC
FUJITSU
FUJITSU
TEC
TEC
TEC
TEC
TEC
TEC
TEC
TEC
■ FUN System
The File Update Network (F.U.N. System) connector is standard with the SL66. The F.U.N. System
allows up to 16 units to be connected using standard telephone cables for the purpose of PLU file
maintenance. The operator may send PLU and price change information from any scale in the
network to all other scales quickly and simply.
■ System Configuration
Number of unit/system: Max. 16 units
2- 2
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
3.1 OVERVIEW
EMI-31059
3.1 OVERVIEW
3.2 REMOTE DISPLAY
CAPACITY 30x0.01 lbs
WEIGHT lbs
NET PREPACK
UNIT PRICE $
TOTAL PRICE $
INLINE ERROR
TEC
SL-6600
WEIGHT DISPLAY
• NET Lamp: Lights when tare is subtracted
• PREPACK Lamp: Lights when the
depressed.
UNIT PRICE DISPLAY
TOTAL PRICE DISPLAY
• INLINE Lamp: Lights when the scale is in the
IN-LINE mode.
• ERROR Lamp: Lights when this scale is
improperly operated or there is a
function error.
SAVE
key is
3-1
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
3.3 CONTROL LOCK
The control lock has seven marked positions.
There are two control keys which will operate these locks.
Each of the following positions on the control lock serves a
different function.
EM 1-31059
3.3 CONTROL LOCK
Mode Switch
Mode Switch (1)
AUTO
MANUAL
Position
PROG.
CMT.
REG.
M. DOWN
REWRAP
X (Read) This position is used to read all the accumulated
Z (Reset) This position is used to reset all item file totals.
BLANK
“AUTO”
When the weight becomes stable, the label will automatically be issued.
position:
“MANUAL"
eight becomes stable, the label will be issued by depressinc
the
PRT/*
key.
With the manager key in this position, it is available
to program data in the PLU file. Store Address,
Printing Position, Date, Time, Initial Set, and Bar
Code Format, etc., may also be programmed.
This position is the normal control lock position
which allows the issuance of printed label.
In the Markdown position, it is available to
designate an item for discount pricing.
In the Rewrap position, it is available to designate
an item for rewrapping products.
sales totals stored in the total memory.
No function.
position:
Function
Mode Switch (2)
WEIGH
FIX
BY COUNT
“WEIGH”
This position is used in_ the weighing function of the SL-6600.
“FIX”
The Unit Price is entered directly as the Total Price on calling up the
PLU item and that the Total Price cannot be changed by any
subsequent weighing (Fix Price function).
“BY COUNT”
It is available to produce labels which contain information on quantity
pricing, instead of weight.
position:
position:
position:
3-2
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
3.4 KEY LAYOUT
■ Programming Keyboard
EMI-31059
3.4 KEY LAYOUT
PC Keyboard
CLEAR
PROG.
1
1 2
Q
!
A\s
ZiX
COMMODITY NAME
SET
SHIFT
NEXT
ENTER
O
#
3
+
W(E)R
]
DAF G{H
A
C
NEXT
AUTO
CODE
PLU
4—
—
%
$
4
5
/
T
£
V B N
SEND
ft
6
Y U
DARK
LIGHT
RECEI
VE
DELE
TE
1/2 (A)
/
7
1
J
i
M
FEED
J-CONTRAST
CHAN
DELE
GE
PLU
DELE
INSERT
TE (B)
\
8
<
I
>
K L
t
SPACE
TE
PLU
7
9
0
T A
TEST
RETU
RN 1/4
<9
0
>
P
la
ZERO
,d
0MMt|
►u- I
J
UT-1
i
NOTE: This key layout is for the keyboard being used with a scale.
3-3
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
• Programming Key Functions
EMI-31059
3.4 KEY LAYOUT
Key
CLEAR
SHIFT
SET
NEXT
NEXT
PLU
AUTO
CODE
CHANGE
DELETE
PLU
PLU
Function
This key allow the clearing of numeric entries prior to the depression of
another function key.
It is also used to release the scale from the error mode.
This key is used to select the upper or lower character indicated on the
keytop when setting a commodity name, ingredient message, etc.
(on scale)
This key use to recall the next PLU# ( +1) of the PLU# currently recalled.
It is also used for label format # setting when labels are issued in
succession. When this key is pressed, three labels are issued
automatically.
This key is used to recall the PLU# which is registered next to the currently
recalled PLU#.
It is also used to skip the digit when setting the bar code format.
This key is used to set the auto code for UPC#.
This key is used to change the PLU# currently recalled.
It is also used to set label format #.
When a PLU is no longer to be maintained in the PLU file, this key is used
to remove it. When an ingredient is no longer to be maintained in the
ingredient file, this key is used to remove it.
TEST
ENTER
DELETE
1/2 (A)
This key is used to print out the data set in the currently recalled PLU.
It is also used to check for the laber print position.
During programming, this key is used to enter data.
This key is used to set the free zone of the auto code for UPC#, back the
digit when setting the bar code format, and return the setting line to the first
line while setting the second line and during the setting of the commodity
name, store address or ingredient message, etc.
This key is used to back the character when setting the commodity name,
ingredient message, etc.
This key is used to skip the character when setting the commodity name,
ingredient message, etc.
When setting the unit price for the weighed PLU, this key is used to select
the unit of weight. (100 g or kg)
This key is used to delete a character when setting the commodity name,
ingredient message, etc.
3-4
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
Key Function
EM1-31059
3.4 KEY LAYOUT
INSERT
PELETE
(B)
RETURN
1/4
t
ISPACE
PROG.
O
SEND
RECEIVE
This key is used to insert a space at the digits when setting the commodity
name, ingredient message, etc.
This key is used to clear all characters on the current setting line when
setting the commodity name, ingredient message, etc.
This key is used to move the setting line when setting commodity name,
store address, or ingredient message, etc.
This key is used to insert blank spaces in descriptors.
This key is used to access each programming menu.
This key is used to select selectable items.
This key is used to store ingredient message setting data temporarily in the
work buffer during setting an ingredient message with programming menu
#11.
This key is used to recall the data, which has been stored in the work buffer
by the [send I key.
While this key is pressed down, press a character key to set the small letter
of alphabet, or upper-case character indicated on the upper area of the
(on PC Key)
Character Keys
keytop. When this key is released, the shifted status is cancelled.
Character keys are used to set the upper or lower-case character indicated
on the keytop.
NOTE: When setting alphabet data such as commodity name, ingredient message, etc., through the
PC Keyboard, either small or capital letters can be selected by pushing CAPS/LOCK key.
Pushing the | ^ | key will reverse the characters.
When the power is turned off or control lock is switched, the PC keyboard will be initialized to
select capital letters.
3- 5
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
Speed Key and Operation Keyboard
EMI-31059
3.4 KEY LAYOUT
COMMODITY NAME
1 2
12
11
22
21
32
31
41 42 43 44 45 46 47
52 53 54
51
4 5 6 7 8
3
14 15
13
24
23
33
25 26
34
35 36
55
16
56
FEED TEST
DARK
LIGHT
17
27
37
57
ONTRAST
9
18 19 20
29 30
28
38 39
49
48
59 60
58
ZERO
NEXT
PROG.
PLU
FOR
o
7
10
8 9 LOGO
4
5 6
1 2 3
40
50
0
T
PLU
WEIGH AUTO
FIX
BfB
;OUNT M
BY COUNT ^ MANUAL
VOID
V
^TM
C
PR^
REG
PROG.,
CMT.
PRESET
COUNT
GRADE
LINE
SAVE
1/2
1/4
RE-I
WRAP
U
NOTE; The characters (1~60) indicated on the speed keys are shown for the convenience of
explanation in this manual. The indications on the actual unit are not as shown in this
illustration
• Operation Key Functions
Name of Key Function
Numeric Keys
CLEAR Key
TARE Key
PLU Key
PRINT Key
PLU
PRT/*
These keys are used to enter numeric data (PLU#, unit price, tare
weight, etc.).
This key is used to ciear an entry of numeric keys, return the scale
condition to the normal weighing mode, release the scale from the
SAVE or ERROR mode, and suspend batch printing.
This key is also used to stop the label issue.
This key is used to subtract tare weight.
This key is used to recall a PLU number or return to the initial display.
This key is used for issuing total reports.
If the Mode Switch (1) is set to the MANUAL position, it has the
function of label issue.
It is also used to resume batch printing if it has been suspended.
3- 6
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
EMI-31059
3.4 KEY LAYOUT
Name of Key
1/2 Key, 1/4 Key
1/2
SAVE Key
SAVE
DATE & TIME Key
DT^
GRADE LINE Key
GRADE
LINE
FOR Key
FOR
VOID Key
VOID
NEXT PLU Key
NEXT
PLU
Function
These Keys are used to calculate the unit price per 1/2 lb or 1/4 lb.
1/4
This key is used after placement of the tare or entry of unit price.
This key is used to indicate the date on the remote display and for
temporary date changes.
TM
This key is used to call the grade line message.
This key is used to generate the zone total report when control lock is
set to the “X” or “Z” position.
This key is used to cancel only one commodity’s data by depressing
this key after its registration.
It is also used to return the operation step to the previous step.
This key is used to call out the next PLU#, and forward the operation
step to the next step.
O
PROGRAM Key
PROG.
PRESET COUNT Key
PRESET
COUNT
LOGO Key
LOGO
SPEED Keys
1
60
In “X” or “Z” control lock position, this key is used to generate the
block total report.
In “REG.” control lock position, this key is used to select whether the
data should be printed on the label or not.
This key Is used to change the unit price and to select a print item for
label print. This key is also used when issuing a combination report
of X (READ) and Z (RESET).
This key is used to preset the number of issuing labels.
This key is used to call the logo data.
These keys are used to call the PLU data of frequently used
commodities.
3- 7
3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
EM1-31059
3.4 KEY LAYOUT
Name of Key
FEED Key
TEST Key
ZERO Key
This key is used to feed labels or report paper.
FEED
This key is used to issue test labels.
TEST
This key is used to adjust the ZERO point.
ZERO
Function
4. PROCEDURE BEFORE OPERATION
1. Connect the Power Cord to the AC inlet on the scale and plug in.
2. Adjust the Level Gauge. (See page 5-1.)
3. Connect a PC Keyboard if necessary. (See page 7-1.)
4. Turn on the power.
5. Load the Label or Receipt. (See page 6-1.)
6. Check the status of initial setting and bar code format, then programming menu No. 3, 1 and
4.
If required, execute the programming menu No. 2, 8, 9, 11, 14, 15, 17 and so on.
7. Check the date of the scale before operation every day. (See page 7-17.)
8. Make a test print before operation every day.
(1) Turn the control key to REG. position.
(2) Press
9. Recall the PLU which contains the unit price used in weighing mode, and place a weight on
the platter and check a correct price is displayed for the preset unit price.
10. Label issued is ready.
TEST
Key, and the test label is issued.
3- 8
5. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
5. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
Set the scale on a stable and level surface.
Level the scale by turning the adjustable legs so
that the air bubble is inside the center circle.
EM1-31059
5. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
Level Gauge
Correct incorrect
When the air bubble moves toward the left side,
turn the right adjustable legs clockwise.
When the air bubble moves toward rear, turn the
front adjustable legs clockwise.
1
6. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL
1. Remove the printer cover and right side
cover. Then push the head-up lever in the
direction indicated by the arrow.
Pull out the label cassette and remove the
core of the label roll and the label backing
paper.
NOTE:
To remove the label backing paper,
loosen the paper by turning the
paper winding shaft
counterclockwise and remove the
paper stopper.
Label Cassette
5- 1
6. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL
REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL
EMI-31059
3. Referring to the figure on the right, set the
label roll on the label cassette.
4. Set the label cassette.
Push down the print head, and close the
covers.
NOTE:
When the label roll was replaced,
press the feed key to confirm that
the label is issued correctly.
Roll Stopper
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
• Selection of Programming Menu
Programming can be done through the Programming Keyboard on the SL-6600 or a PC Keyboard via
the OP-66-PCKEY. The Operation Keyboard cannot be used for programming.
6-1
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
HOW TO CONNECT THE PC KEYBOARD
(1) Prepare option kit “OP-66-PCKEY”.
(2) Turn the power switch of the scale to the
OFF position.
(3) Connect the OP-66-PCKEY to the CMT or
PL-3 connector of the scale.
(4) Connect the PC Keyboard plug into the socket
of the OP-66-PCKEY.
(5) Hook the clip of the earth wire to the sealing
screw.
Table 1: Programming Menu Numbers and Their Items
EMI-31059
HOW TO CONNECT THE PC KEYBOARD
Menu No.
0 Changing Unit Price
1
2 Setting Store Address and Commercial Message
3 Setting Print Format Number and Adjusting Print Position
4
5 CMT/PL-3 Operations
6
7
8 Setting Speed Key
9 Setting Combination Report
10
11 Setting Ingredient Description
12
13 Switching In-iine/Off-line
14
15 Setting Department Number
16
17
18 Memory Card Operation
20
21
Setting PLU Data
Setting Date, Time, Machine Number, and Store Number
Initial Setting
Changing Bar Code Format
Changing Displayed Titles
Issuing Confirmation Label
Setting Special Information
Transferring Logo Data
Setting Grade Line
Transmitting PLU File, Unit Price, Address and Speed Key (FUN System)
Changing Printing Title for Period of Relish
Item
7- 1
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
Menu No. 0
• Changing Unit Price
The unit price in the PLU that are previously stored can be changed with this menu.
EM1-31059
Menu No. 0
Select programming
menu #0.
Enter the PLU#.
(Max. 6 digits)
Enter the new unit
price.
(Max. 4 digits)
PLU DATA
EDIT
P
ENTER PLU
#
PO 1
The smaliest PLU# in the
fiie is displayed.
ENTER PLU #
PO
ENTER U.PRICE
PO
Unit price
ENTER U.PRICE
PO
ENTER PLU #
PO 105
_______
2.50
_______
2.25
0
T
105
T
The setting iabel is
issued.
PLU DATA EDIT
NOTES; 1. Recalling a PLU# that has not been stored in the PLU file will result in an error.
2. It is not available to change the unit price of a PLU if it has been set to “open price”.
7- 2
P
0
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
Setting PLU Data
1
PRCX3.
EM1-31059
Menu No. 1
Menu No. 1
->
AUTO Set auto code
CODE
Enter PLU#.
(max. 6 dig.) (max. 6 dig.)
WEIGH
or FIX
CHANGE
PLU
for the UPC #.
ENTER
BY COUNT
Enter quantity for that
price, (max. 2 dig.)
Enter current
PLU #.
ENTER
Enter UPC#.
ENTER
Enter tare weight
Enter new
PLU #.
Enter commodity name.
(mas. 26 chars, x 2 lines)
ENTER - - enter
(max. 4 dig.)
ENTER
(max. 4 dig.)
ENTER
{Refer to Chart ^.)
Enter PERIOD OF
RELISH (Max. 3 dig.)
ENTER
- TEST
◄
PROG.
DELETE
PLU
-----------
(Select another programming menu.)
Enter
PLU #.
The setting iabel is issued.
ENTER
(Refer to chart Z.)
7- 3
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
EM 1-31059
Menu No. 1
[Example]
PLU DATA
P
ENTER PLU #
PI 1 1
AUTO CODE
PI
ENTER PLU #
PI 1
ENTER UPC #
PI 2
ENTER UPC #
PI 2
ENTER 1ST LINE
t
1 100
1
-----
32
532
Line No.
CREAM
Number of characters
CREAM
CREAM CAKE
ENTER 2ND
ENTER PIECES
PI 3
PI 3 1 5
PI 3
PI
LINE
PI
PI
3 1
3
4
1 0
1 6
2
10
0
0
7-4
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
EM 1-31059
Menu No. 1
Enter the quantity,
(max. 2 digits)
Enter the unit price,
(max. 4 digits)
Enter the unit price
Enter the shelf life,
(max. 3 digits)
ENTER PIECES
PI 4
ENTER U.PRICE
PI 4
ENTER U.PRICE
PI 4
ENTER F.PRICING
PI 4
ENTER F.PRICING
PI 4
PI 4 L-2
PI
ENTER SHELF LIFE
PI 5
ENTER SHELF LIFE
PI 5 4
3
0.00
5.75
L-1
L-1
4 L-4
Enter the period of
relish.
(max. 3 digits)
ENTER RELISH
PI 5 h
ENTER RELISH
PI 5 1- 11
7- 5
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
EMI-31059
Menu No. 1
NOTES: 1. UPC# is set after overwriting with the data of AUTO CODE.
Ex. 1) Input : 4 5 6 Ex. 2) Input 4 5 6 7
AUTO CODE : 1 2 3--------------- AUTO CODE : 1 2 3
UPC# 123456 UPC# 123567
In the case that just one line of print is used, it is available to program up to 20
characters, including any space with capital letters.
A two line commodity name can also be printed on a label with up to 52 characters
with capital letter (small size) by using the
3. PERIOD OF RELISH can be set when the initial set #7-$ is set to 1.
CHEESE 8 ONION BUNS
PACKED 0«
JUL II
sea BY
Quantity
PLU # -J- 000808 1.05 020808 -|- upc # Tare Weieht
(Setting label for PLU of BY COUNT mode)
NETWT Jg PWCE/tta ————^
TEC FOOD MART
\P1A I INCOIN AVF
3 flKB
2
TOTALPRICE^
—Commodity Name
-
Shelf Life
Price per pieces
RETURN 1/4
PLU #
--------------------------------
key.
BEEF LIVER
PACKED ON
JUL II
sai BY
----
000105
— T0.50 0.80 030105-—UPC#
NETWT E? PRICE/lbt3
TEC FOOD MART
I23i LINCOLN AVF
(Setting label for PLU of WEIGHT Mode)
3 -
TOTAL PRICE gg
-Shelf Life
-Unit Price
7- 6
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
Chart 1: Changing PLU Number
EMI-31059
Menu No. 1
fife is displayed.
NOTE; It is not available to change to a PLU # which has already been used in the PLU file.
7- 7
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
Chart 2: Deleting PLU Data
Ex.) PLU #512 needs to be deleted from the PLU file.
EM1-31059
Menu No. 1
Select programming
menu #1.
Enter the PLU #.
PROG.
DELETE
PLU
ENTER
PROG.
(Finish)
(Select another
programming menu.)
PLU DATA
ENTER PLU #
PLU DELETE
PLU DELETE
ENTER PLU #
PLU DATA
P
PI 1
PI 8
PI 8
PI 1
P
1
1
512
1
1
NOTES: 1. PLU *512 in the PLU We is deleted.
2. If the designated PLU number has not been preset, the procedure will result in an
error.
3. If an error occurs during a PLU deletion, no data will be deleted.
7- 8
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
Menu No. 2
• Setting Store Address or Commercial Message
With the SL-6600 scale, the store address or a commercial message can be set in the memory.
EMI-31059
Menu No. 2
Select programming
menu #2.
Enter the address or
commercial
message.
PROG.
4
C L
RETURN
SHIFT
4 0
I
I
1r
r
1
(
ADDRESS PROG.
ENTER 1ST LINE
P2 1 0
Line No. ^
Number of characters
4 s
440;":
P2 1 3
4401-A BANKERS CIRCLEij
E
ENTER 2ND
P2 1 21
LINE
P2 2
0
ENTER 2ND LINE
P2 2
0
(Li
P2 2
1
r
1
SHIFT
+
T
E
L
(TEL) 404-449-3040
P2
1
0
PROG.
NOTE: The store address or a commercial message can be set in two lines. Each line can contain up to
26 characters including spaces. Before setting the second line, depress the RETURN 1/4 [^ey.
0
(Select another
programming menu.)
7- 9
ADDRESS PROG.
P
18
2
EMI-31059
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
Menu No. 3
Menu No. 3
• Setting Label Format Number and Adjusting Print Position
When the initial set #4-6 is set to “1”, the label format can be set for each of up to 14 cassette #.
When the label format is set for a cassette #, the print position for the format is also set
automatically.
[Outline]
Switch over the
adjusting position.
1 gradation -
0.154mm (1 dot)
1 gradation ■
0.462mm (3 dots)
1 gradation ■
0.462mm (3 dots)
Only when using
the bar code
change label with
pref^ area
a
— PROG.
Select the cassette # which
allocates the label format #
T
by^
or -
NEXT PLU key
key.
NEXT
key:
PLU
key:
Enter the label format #.
(Refer to table 2.)
o
Enter the comect label feed
value. (Range: 0 ~ 199)
Enter the correct value for
commodity name position.
(Range: 0~9)
Enter the correct value for
address position.
(Range: 0~15)
Enter the correct value for
pre feed area
(Range: 0~65)
|-►C#0
'
-----
C#14
I—C#0 '
l-►C#14
CHANGE
PLU
Set the cassette #
Set the label to the selected
which is selected by cassette and attach it to the
cassette switch. scale. Then press the FEED
(Refer to table 3.)
C#1 —► C#2 —► C#4
C#13 i—C#12 4-
C#1 i—C#2 i—C#4
C#13—►C#12
r
1
TEST
---------------
------------------------
key to issue several labels.
► C#7
C#8^
-C#7 4-1
>08—I
Be sure to
perform this
adjustment when
the label format
# of the batch
printing label is
selected.
O o
(for format# 14-22)
o
o o
(for format # 23 - 26)
o
Three labels are
issued automatically.
Set the next label
format #.
CHA
NGE
PI
-U
o
PROG.
7-10
(Select another
programming menu)
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
EMI-31059
Menu No. 3
• Rowchart of Print Position Adjustment ®
Select programming
menu #3.
PROG.
Select the cassette #.
Enter the label
format #.
(Refer to table 2)
NEXT
PLU
or
...
In case an initial set #4-6 is set to “1 ”
PRT LOCATION
P
CASSETTE #
Cassette
-------------
Current setting format #.
for cassette #0.
CASSETTE #
P3 2
LABEL FEED
P3 LI
Feed value
(standard)
P3 0
3
d k.
31
A k.
31
100
T
Change the label
feed value?
Switch over the
adjusting position.
Change the
commodity name
position?
r
1
1
1
ENTER
o
2 j (continued on next page.)
(Range; 0~9)
1 gradation - 3 dots
= 0.462 mm
7-11
(Range: 0~199)
0
1 gradation = 1 dot
“0.154 mm
COMMODITY NAME
P3 L2
Standard value
ADDRESS
P3 L3
Standard value
------------
5
Î
5
7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
EMI-31059
Menu No. 3
7-12
Loading...