Toshiba EM1-31059 User Manual

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TEC Electronic Computing Scale

SL-6600 (US. Version)

Owner’s Manual

TEC CORPORATION

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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1. INTRODUCTION

EMI-31059

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

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1. INTRODUCTION

Installing Precaution

Place the TEC Electronic Computing Scale on a flat, stable surface.

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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.

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10. Use a grounded electrical outlet.

(Do not use a adaption plug.)

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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.

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2, SPECIFICATIONS

Accessories

Owner’s Manual Thermal Head Cleaner

Remote Attaching Screw M4x8

MA and SE Keys

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Label

Power Cord

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2. SPECIFICATIONS

Option Kit and Device

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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

FUJITSU FUJITSU

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

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3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

3.1 OVERVIEW

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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

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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.

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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:

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3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

3.4 KEY LAYOUT

■ Programming Keyboard

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3.4 KEY LAYOUT

PC Keyboard

CLEAR

PROG.

1 2

A\s

ZiX

COMMODITY NAME

SET

SHIFT

ENTER

W(E)R

]

DAF G{H

AUTO CODE

PLU

4—

—

$ 4

V B N

SEND

Y U

DARK

LIGHT

RECEI

DELE

1/2 (A)

FEED

J-CONTRAST

CHAN

DELE

PLU

DELE

INSERT

TE (B)

\ 8

> K L

SPACE

PLU

T A

TEST

RETU

RN 1/4

ZERO

0MMt|

►u- I

UT-1

NOTE: This key layout is for the keyboard being used with a scale.

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3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

• Programming Key Functions

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3.4 KEY LAYOUT

Key

CLEAR

SHIFT

SET

PLU

AUTO

CODE

CHANGE

DELETE

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.

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Key Function

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3.4 KEY LAYOUT

INSERT

PELETE

(B)

RETURN

1/4

ISPACE

PROG.

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.

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3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

Speed Key and Operation Keyboard

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3.4 KEY LAYOUT

COMMODITY NAME

1 2

41 42 43 44 45 46 47

52 53 54

4 5 6 7 8

14 15

25 26

35 36

FEED TEST

DARK

LIGHT

ONTRAST

18 19 20

29 30

38 39

59 60

ZERO

PROG.

PLU

FOR

8 9 LOGO

5 6

1 2 3

PLU

WEIGH AUTO

FIX

BfB

;OUNT M

BY COUNT ^ MANUAL

VOID

^TM

PR^

REG

PROG.,

CMT.

PRESET

COUNT

GRADE

LINE

SAVE

1/2

1/4

RE-I

WRAP

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.

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3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

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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

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.

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.

PROGRAM Key

PROG.

PRESET COUNT Key

PRESET

COUNT

LOGO Key

LOGO

SPEED Keys

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.

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3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

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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.

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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.

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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.

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

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6. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL

REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL

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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.

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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

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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

7 8 Setting Speed Key 9 Setting Combination Report

11 Setting Ingredient Description

12 13 Switching In-iine/Off-line 14

15 Setting Department Number 16 17 18 Memory Card Operation

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

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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.

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Menu No. 0

Select programming

menu #0.

Enter the PLU#. (Max. 6 digits)

Enter the new unit price. (Max. 4 digits)

PLU DATA

EDIT

ENTER PLU

PO 1

The smaliest PLU# in the fiie is displayed.

ENTER PLU #

ENTER U.PRICE

Unit price

ENTER U.PRICE

ENTER PLU #

PO 105

_______

2.50

_______

2.25

105

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”.

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Setting PLU Data

PRCX3.

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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.)

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

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Menu No. 1

[Example]

PLU DATA

ENTER PLU #

PI 1 1

AUTO CODE

ENTER PLU #

PI 1

ENTER UPC #

PI 2

ENTER UPC #

PI 2

ENTER 1ST LINE

1 100

-----

532

Line No.

CREAM

Number of characters

CREAM

CREAM CAKE

ENTER 2ND

ENTER PIECES

PI 3

PI 3 1 5

PI 3

LINE

3 1

1 0

1 6

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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

0.00

5.75

L-1

4 L-4

Enter the period of relish. (max. 3 digits)

ENTER RELISH

PI 5 h

ENTER RELISH

PI 5 1- 11

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

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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

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

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Chart 1: Changing PLU Number

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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.

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Chart 2: Deleting PLU Data

Ex.) PLU #512 needs to be deleted from the PLU file.

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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

ENTER PLU #

PLU DATA

PI 1

PI 8

PI 1

512

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.

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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.

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Menu No. 2

Select programming menu #2.

Enter the address or commercial message.

PROG.

C L

RETURN

SHIFT

4 0

I I

(

ADDRESS PROG.

ENTER 1ST LINE

P2 1 0

Line No. ^ Number of characters

4 s

440;":

P2 1 3

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLEij

ENTER 2ND

P2 1 21

LINE

P2 2

ENTER 2ND LINE

P2 2

(Li

P2 2

SHIFT

(TEL) 404-449-3040

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.

(Select another

programming menu.)

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ADDRESS PROG.

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

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

— PROG.

Select the cassette # which allocates the label format #

by^ or -

NEXT PLU key

key.

key:

PLU

key:

Enter the label format #. (Refer to table 2.)

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

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

(for format # 23 - 26)

Three labels are issued automatically.

Set the next label format #.

CHA

NGE

-U

PROG.

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(Select another programming menu)

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Menu No. 3

• Rowchart of Print Position Adjustment ®

Select programming

menu #3.

PROG.

Select the cassette #.

Enter the label format #. (Refer to table 2)

PLU

...

In case an initial set #4-6 is set to “1 ”

PRT LOCATION

CASSETTE #

Cassette

-------------

Current setting format #.

for cassette #0.

CASSETTE #

P3 2

LABEL FEED

P3 LI

Feed value (standard)

P3 0

d k.

A k.

100

Change the label feed value?

Switch over the adjusting position.

Change the commodity name position?

ENTER

2 j (continued on next page.)

(Range; 0~9) 1 gradation - 3 dots

= 0.462 mm

7-11

(Range: 0~199)

1 gradation = 1 dot

“0.154 mm

COMMODITY NAME

P3 L2

Standard value

ADDRESS

P3 L3

Standard value

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Menu No. 3

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Menu No. 3

• Rowchart of Print Position Adjustment ®

Select programming menu #3.

Change the label feed value?

................................

In case an initial set #4-6 is set to “0”

Switch over the adjusting position.

Change the commodity name position?

Change the address position?

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PRE FEED

(Range; 0~65) 1 gradation » 3 dots

= 0.462 mm

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Menu No. 3

P3 L4 0

Standard value

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PRT LOCATION

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Table 2: Label Format Number Table

Select the label format number for the label to be used by referring to the table below.

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Menu No. 3

NOTES:

Casseffe #3

The pre-feed area adjustment is available only for the bar code change label.

When the label format 10 or ^ 23 is selected, the pre-feed area adjustment value

should be within the range from 0 through 29 or from 56 through set within the range from 30 through 55, the label cannot be issued with the label format if 10 onf 23.)

When the label format 11 or ff 24 is selected, the pre-feed area adjustment value should be within the range from 31 through

from 0 through 30, the label cannot be issued with the label format if 11 or #24.)

When the initial set ff 4-6 is set to “0”, the label format is determined by the initial set

#2-7, 2-8, 4-7, and 5-3. (Refer to the function table of initial set.)

Do not select the label format number other than those listed in Table 2.

is designed for report paper and the labei format if setting is not required.

65.

(If the value is set within the range

(If the value is

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Table 3: Cassette Number Table

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Menu No. 3

Cassette

(for label)

(for report

paper)

Switching Position Cassette

IBBI /7V n

^ o /

(for label)

i SBBB /?V n

^ o /

BBBB /7V

(for label)

^ o /

BBBB /7V

(for label)

^ o /

(for label)

f BBBB /7V n

Switching Position

BBBB /7V

^ o /

BBBB //V n

^ o /

(for label)

BBBB /7V n

^ o /

BBBB/7V n

^ o /

'o^>/

(for label)

^ o /

BBBB /7V

^ 0 /

BBBB /7V n

^ o /

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Menu No. 4

• Setting Date, Time, Machine Number, and Store Number

Select programming menu #4.

DATE

TIME

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Menu No. 4

Set date (Dec. 15. 1992)

Set time (13:10)

Set machine No. (Max. 6 digits)

Set store No. (Max. 5 digits)

PROG.

ENTER

DATE

Current setting date

DATE

TIME

Current setting date

TIME

MACHINE #

STORE #

P4 1

P4 2

121092

-------------------

121592

1530

-------------------

1310

ENTER

(Select another programming menu.)

NOTES: 1. Express all time in a 24 hour military format.

2. The SL-6600 will check details of date (time) input, and any wrong date (time) will resuh

in error mode. The correct date (time) should be re-entered after depressing the CLEAR

key.

Even when Initial Set 8-4, 8-5 or 8-6 is set to the “Julian Date” side, the way to enter the date in the date setting operation is the same as in the ordinary case.

PROG.

(Finish)

7-17

DATE

DATE TIME

121592

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Menu No. 5

• CMT Operations

The SL-6600 is designed to interface with a Cassette Magnetic Tape loader. This loader allows the transfer of the entire PLU file, ingredient file and other data from the SL-6600 to tapes. This can be accomplished in a number of operation steps. In turn, Information from the tape can also be transferred to another SL-6600 or TEC SL-5900 Scale.

CMT

ENTER THE NUMBER

WRITE PLU TO CMT

VERFY PLU=CMT

P5 2

READ PLU FM CMT

WRITE PLU TO CMT

P5 11

VERFY PLU

= CMT

READ PLU

FM CMT

IN PROCESS

P5 nn

through the above steps.

2. Use the metal cassette tape which is commercially available and has a capacity of 45 or 60 minutes recording.

3. For operations of the CMT loader, refer to the instruction manual provided with the CMT loader.

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■ PL-3 Operation

Connect the PL-3 to the SL-6600 by using RS-232C Cable, then on turn the power of the SL-6600 and the PL-3. Insert a data disc into the PL-3 and adjust the transmission rate to the SL-6600 ( or I 713 1: 2400 BPS) by using the rotary SW. Press the | SAVE key of the PL-3, then check whether the SAVE LED is on. Program the file number of the data disc by using the rotary switch.

ogra

: File No. 1, : File No. 2,

LLl

: File No. 8,

; File No. 9)

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Menu No. 5

: 4800 BPS

Select programming menu #5.

Save (SL-6600 -<• PL-3)

Verily (SL-6600 = PL-3 • SL66 STD)

Load (SL-6600-^PL-3«-SL66 STD)

Save (SL-6600 -» PL-3 -► SL-5900)

Verify (SL-6600 = PL-3 - SL-5900)

Load (SL-6600*-PL-3'^-SL-5900)

1 1

1 2

1 3

CMT

ENTER THE

NUMBER

WRITE PLU TO CMT

P5 1

VERIFY PLU=CMT

P5 2

READ PLU FROM CMT

P5 3

WRITE PLU TO CMT

VERIFY PLU=CMT

READ PLU FM CMT

Press either SAVE or LOAD key on the PL-3.

Press ENTER key on the SL-6600. (See NOTES: 1)

SAVE

ENTER

PROG.

LOAD

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SAVE

7 seg. display

LOAD/COMPARE 3

7 seg. display

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

NOTES: 1. In the event Enter Key is not depressed within 10 seconds after] SAVE or LOAD

key is depressed, the Time Out Error results.

2. After depressing the 7 seg. display and LAMP goes off. Remove the data disc and turn the power off. Be sure to start up the PL-3 before this procedure.

ENTER key, the operation ends when “00” appears in the

Error Code during PL-3 Operations

7SEG. LED

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Menu No. 5

Error Code

FDC ERROR

NO FDK ERROR

2 UNAVAILABLE FDK ERROR

3 DISCREPANCY ERROR 4 FDK MEMORY FULL ERROR

WRITE PROTECT ERROR

NO SEARCH FILE ERROR F

LOAD

TIME OUT ERROR 1

LOAD ERROR

NOTES: 1. When the error code in FF, this system enters stop status. (Turn the power off Ion

3 FDK ERROR 4 BUSY 5 POWER FAIL ERROR 6

OVERRUN ERROR

for release.)

2. When the error code is F2 or FE, perform the status clear (99).

Phenomena Error Code

E 2

Phenomena

FRAMING ERROR PARITY ERROR

DATA ERROR

0 1 STATUS ERROR

TIME OUT ERROR

3 FDK READAVRITE ERROR

INCORRECT KEY ERROR

RAM READ/WRITE ERROR ROM CRC ERROR

RAM BACK UP BATTERY ERROR 3 FDC DIAG LEVEL 0 ERROR E SYSTEM FDK LOADING ERROR F SYSTEM ERROR

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Menu No. 6

• Initial Setting

The function of this scale depends on initial setting as follows.

Numbers 0 to 26 are available for the initial setting (however, initial set numbers 11 to 19 are not used at present). The initial setting is available only when the DIP Switch #2-5 installed in the SL6600 is set to the OFF position. To set the initial settings for numbers 20 to 26 DIP Switch #3-2 must be set to the ON position.

Select programming

Select the initial set #.

(#11-19 are not used.)

Select the item #.

(1~8)

Select the status #. (Refer to function table.)

PROG.

0 2

ENTER

or PLU

(left)

(right)

EMTER

(Finish)

INITIAL SET

ENTER THE NUMBER

ex.

INITIAL

ex.

INITIAL

ex.

INITIAL

ex.

ENTER THE NUMBER

P6 0

Item #

Status # - ■''

P6 0

_____

1-0

T“

4-0

P6 0 4-1

INITIAL SET

PROG.

(Select another programming menu.)

.IMPORTANT.

Be sure to set to “0” for the blank status of the function in the function table.

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■ Table 4: Function Table of Initial Setting

1) Initial set #0

''''''^-„„Status No.

Item

Function

No.

No function

Dots of thermal head

(dots/mm)

CMT baud rate (BPS) 2400 BPS

PC Keyboard baud rate

#1 (BPS)

PC Keyboard baud rate

#2 (BPS)

No function

dots/mm

9600 BPS

9600 BPS 9470 BPS 9191 BPS 8929 BPS 8681 BPS 8446 BPS 8224 BPS

7.6

□

6 dots/mm

4800 BPS

10080 BPS

10416 BPS

10776 BPS 11161 BPS 11574 BPS

NOTE: When a speed other than 9600 BPS is selected with PC

5 6

Keyboard baud rate #1, the status No. of #2 must be set to “0”. When a speed other than 9600 BPS is selected with PC Keyboard baud rate #2. the status No. of #1 must be set to “0".

0 0 0

8013 BPS 7813 BPS 7622 BPS

Standard

Status No.

■0

O o

> 3 S

o TJ

o m

m (O

No function

IV)

2) Initial set #1

Item

No.

-------- No.

Function

RAM capacity of PLU

file Setting or Changing of

PLU data

Reset operations Available

Change of PLU data while the

data is present in total

menxMy

Switching of modes

(WEIGH/BY COUNT)

The method of inputting quantity in BY COUNT

mode

Entry of the number of

NETVVT

Print the unit price on net

weight statement labels

Available

Not

available

Slide SW.

Input in the

process of

Issuing labels

Not

available

Non (Mint

□

32 KB

Not

available

Not

available

Available

Set mode

flag to PLU

data

Included in

PLU data

Available

96 KB

160 KB 224 KB

5 6

288 KB 352 KB

NOTE: When this unit is to be used on-line system,

set the status No. to “1”.

0 0

416 KB 544 KB

672 KB

Standard

Status No.

s ¿>

«1

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s s

z o

TJ n

o o

m (O

4) Initial set #3

Item

Function

No.

1 Print of bar code flag

Print of numerals under

bar code COOKED BY when

RELISH is 0

4 Print of “M”, “R" mark Print Non print

Print of sell by date when

shelf life data is 0 Printing position of

grade line

7 No function

AUTO print condition in

weighing mode

Non print

Print Non print

Non print

Lower right

of C/N

T. Price = 0 T. Price >0

Print 0

Upper left

of C/N

0 0 0

0 0

NOTE: C/N = Commodity Name

Status No.

Standard

z o

O cn

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5) Initial set #4

Item

"''"-^.^^^atus No.

No.

Function

Time mode on print

Temporary charrge of

date

No function

4 No function

No function

Selecting method of

label format

7 Label issuing method

Variable length label

Print Delay Time

12 hrs. 24 hrs.

Available

Initial Set

On-

demand Standard

0.3 sec.

□

availaUa

Cassette

Number

Batch

0.0 sec. 0.1 sec 0.2 sec.

Not

0 0 0

Standard

Status No.

TI 3 O O

)

s Z

o TJ

o m

0.3 sec.

0.4 sec. 0.5 sec. 0.6 sec.

0.7 sec. 0.8 sec. 0

2 5 o 2

z 2

o o

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го

СП

"D Я

■ о

с я

(О

сл

(О

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9) Initial set #8

Item

Function

No.

Each country spree.

Each country spee.

No function

Type of PACKED ON

DATE

Type of SELL BY

DATE

Type of COOKED BY DATE

No function

Status No.

Dominical

year

Dominical

year

Dominical

year

Julian Date

Juiian Date

US-B CA-B

NOTES: 1. The ‘Julian Dale' means the date expressed in the calendar system that only uses the day

numbers but not months. The Julian Date value corresponds to the month-and-day ol the dominical year as in the following table.

Dominical year

Month/Day

Ordinary Year

Julian

Date

Leap Year

2. Even when the ‘Julian Date' option is selecled, the way lo enter the date in the dale setting operation is the same as in the ordinary case.

3. Whan the ‘Julian Dale’ option is selecled, ‘PACKED ON' date, 'SELL BY' data or ‘COOKED BY' date is automatically calculated from the dale of entry.

4. The Julian Dale value will never exceed 366. Whan ‘SELL BY* dale or ‘COOKED BY' date turns out to be in the next year, the date value will start from 1 again, (For example, January 1 will be ‘1*.)

1/2

1/1

2 59 60

0 0

2Ka 2C9 3/1

59 60

61 315 316 366

11/10

314

Others

11/11

315 365

12/31

Standard

Status No.

‘U

z o

■o

a c

10) Initial set #9

''''''^-..„,__^tus No.

Item

Function

No.

No function

4 No function

Number of TR # digits

No function

----------------

____

0 0

3 digits 1 digit

Standard

Status No.

s 5

a S

Z ¿

o o

o> <o

. 4

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11) Initial set #10

Item

'' No.

Function

No.

1 No function

2 No function

0 CD

E B

8 9

standard

Status No.

■B

O O

■vl '-j

Open PLU

Print 13th digit under

bar code

No function

The number of digits

for PLU

7 Logo print Non print

Possible thermal dots per

row when printing logo

Not

available

Print Non print

6 digits 4 digits

50 dots or

less

Available

Print 0

100 dots or

less

150 dots or

less

200 dots or

less

No limit

o TJ

o o

</>

<s 3.

3 -b

o o a> <D

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Menu No. 7

• Changing Bar Code Format

With the SL-6600 scale, two kinds of bar code formats are available; Weighing format and the By Count format. These formats can be changed freely.

BAR CODE FORMAT

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Menu No. 7

ENTER THE NUMBER

WEIGHT

BY COUNT

FIX

01 FLAG FLAG-0

Digit#

Current setting item #

01 UPC #

ex.)

03 UPC # UPC # -2

P7 2

P7 1

-------

Item#

Format data

FLAG-0

P7 1

1 1-0

1-0

7-28

ex.)

09 UPC # PRICE-1

09 PRICE

ex.)

13 PRICE C/D -1

ex.)

ENTER THE NUMBER

BAR CODE

P7 3

P7 9

PRICE-1

P7 9

P7 13

FORMAT

3-2

5-1

5 7-1

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Menu No. 7

NOTES;

In this scale, the preciously set bar code format is cleared by RAM clear, and can be switched to the following formats. Therefore, it is necessary to set the bar code format again after RAM clear.

Bar Code Format by Initialization:

0 Weighing Format^lX Format

Lo 0 By Count Format

When the ENTER key is depressed, format check is executed, resulting in an error in the following cases.

2 C2

0 0 C2 C3 C4

0 Check digit (C/D) is at other than digit-13.

0 Price check digit (PC/D) cannot be calculated. 0 Price is not set serially beginning from Pi (Pi to P4, or Pi to P5). ® Weight is not set serially beginning from W1 (Wl to W4, or W1 to W5).

3. Calculated from weight if price is not set for price check digit (PC/D).

4. The usable keys to set the column are as follows:

FLAG PLU# UPC# PC/D

PRICE WEIGHT C/D

C5 C6 PC/D PI P2

C5 0 0 0 0

0 -[I] m -n] D] -HI m

HI -'ll] D] ~[I]

P4 C/D 1

C/D

5. Digits and display PLU# 1 2

i i

Display 2-1 2-2

7. Digits Price $

Display 5-1 5-2

9. Setting items

and display

1 2 . i 4

^ 1 * FLAG

of PLU #.

3 4 5 i i i i

2-3 2-4 2-5

of price.

3 4 i i

5-3 5-4

► 2 3 .

* PLU#

C/D .

7 ^

6 UPC# 1 2

2-6

WEIGHT . PRICE .

7-29

6. Digits and display of UPC #. 3 4 5 6

1 i

Display

8. Digits and display of weight.

Weight 1 2 .

Display

UPC# '

3-1 3-2

6-1

PC/D

^ 5

3-3 3-4 3-5 3-6

1 1 ;

6-2

6-3 6-4

1 Ir 1 i

3 4

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Menu No. 8

• Setting Speed Key

The SL-6600 has 60 PLU speed keys which are very convenient to call a PLU quickly.

Example: Set PLU # 100 to speed key Dl-

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Menu No. 8

Select programming menu #8.

Enter the speed key #.

Set PLU# 100. (Max. 6 digits)

PROG.

ENTER

(Finish)

SPEED KEY SET

SPEED KEY #

P8 12

SPEED KEY #

P8 12

SPEED KEY #

P8 12

SPEED KEY #

100

PROG.

NOTE: When “0” is set on the speed key, if this speed key is pressed in the REG, M.DOWN, or

REWRAP mode, the scale enters an error status (PLU NOT FOUND). Press the|

to release the error mode.

(Select another programming menu.)

SPEED KEY SET

| key

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Menu No. 9

• Setting Combination Report

In the Read P<)/Reset (Z) mode on the SL-6600, a format of the report to be printed can be previously set for operation ease. A format contains 8 tables, and up to 8 kinds of report data can be

set for each table.

Select programming menu #9.

Select the table #.

(1 ~ 8)

Select the table menu.

(Refer to next page.)

REPORT COMBI.

ENTER THE NUMBER

P9 1

Table #

REPORTS

P9 1

ENTER THE NUMBER

REPORT COMBI.

CAUTION

When the table # is selected, pressing the ENTER | key clears all report data set in the table #. For this, it is convenient for the operations above to have all the setting tables for the combination report listed in the READ contents of the table.

(X) mode before changing the

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Select a table menu #.

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Menu No. 9

HOURLY REPORT

Hourly total report.

Grand total report

PLU total report

PLU programmed data report

Commodity description report

Speed key programmed data report

Combination report format

Commodity and ingredient description report

Grade line description report.

5 3

GRAND TOTAL

PLU REPORT

PLU PROG. DATA

-0

COMMODITY DESCRI

SPEED KEY REPORT

REPORT COMBI.

“0)

COMMO. & INGRE.

G. LINE REPORT

ENTER

REPORTS

P9 1

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

® Set the data of PLU Total Report

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Menu No. 9

Select the total memory.

Mark Down total;

Select the search code.

Day total:

Rewrap total:

PLU #:

UPC #:

ENTER

PLU REPORT

SELECT DATA FILE

3 -

NORMAL

3 1

MARK DOWN

3 2

REWRAP

3 3

SEARCH CODE

3 n-

(n = 1~3)

PLU #

3 n 1

UPC #

3 n2

Individual Total (EX. PLU # 100)

Block Total

(EX. PLU # 30 ~ 39)

Zone Total (EX. PLU # 100 ~ 108)

Entire PLU Total

EN1PER

PLU

1 0

PLU #

3 nx □

(x= 1 or 2)

PLU #

3 n X □

PLU #

3 nx □

PLU #

3 nx □

100

PLU #

3 nx □

108

REPORTS

P9 1

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Set the data of Grand Total Report

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Menu No. 9

GRAND TOTAL

SELECT DATA FILE

2 -

NORMAL

2 1

MARK DOWN

2 2

REWRAP

2 3

REPORTS

P9 1

Set the data of Each Programmed Report

Select the individual PLU #.

(Ex. PLU # 100)

Set the block PLU #.

(Ex. PLU # 30 ~ 39)

Set the zone PLU #. (Ex. PLU# 100 ~ 108)

Set the entire PLU #.

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Menu No. 10

• Changing Displayed Titles

With the SL-6600, the title indicated in each control lock position can be changed. The title changed with the procedure below will be stored in "EEPROM". When a “All Clear" or “EEPROM Clear” is executed, all these titles will be cleared and the initial will resume. To allow this programming, initial set # 7-3 must be set to “1”.

NOTE: These titles are indicated on the message display.

Select programming menu #10.

TITLE PROG.

ENTER THE NUMBER

PIO

ENTER 1ST LINE

PIO

Title#

-------------------

Number of character

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Menu No. 10

When the initial set # 6-8 is set to “1”, the “PIECES” field printed on the BY COUNT label can be changed.

Enter the title # 249.

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■ Table 5: Title Number and Name Table

Status clear mode

I N I T I A L S E

1 R A M

2 E E 3 4 A R E A 5 6

7 P L 8 9

11 D A T E T I M E

12 13

14 B A R

15 16

17 T I T L E P R

Not used

19 20

21 INL I N E

22 E N T E R P L U 23 E N T E R

P R0M

P A N

Z E R 0

P A N

L U D A T A A D D R E P R T L

M T

I N I T I A L

SPE E R E

P 0

I NGR

G R A D E L I N E

L A

B E L F 0 R M A T

E N T E R E N T

L E A

L E A R

D A T A E D I T

C 0 D E F 0 R M A T D

K E Y

R T

D I

U •

S H E L F L I F E

E R T A R E

T R L E A R

P R

0 G •

A T I 0 N

E T

C 0

0 G • N T

P R

B I •

L R

E T

P R 0 G

W T

•

Programming menu #1

E N T E R UPC

27 E N T E R F •

N T E R

E N T E R T A R E W T •

E N T E R D E P T

P L

31 32 N E w P L U 33

34 A U T 0 C 0 0 E

Programming menu #5,

37 M E

38 39 40 41 M E

42 M E

•

43 44 M E

47 L A B E L F

48 C 49

Programming menu #4 & REG mode

Programming menu #4

51 52 M A 53

Programming menu #5

54 w 55 56

P L

E N T E R THE N U M B E R

A D D R E

M E

s s

M E

s s s s s s

M E

s s s s

R0L L

F I X E D M E

0 M M0D I T

A D D R E

D A T E

T I M E

H I N

T 0 R E

R I T E P V E R I R E A D

P R I

H E L F L I F E

C H ANG

D E L E T E

10 and 11

S S AGE AGE A G E

AGE A G E A G E AGE A

G E

M ESS A G E

S SAG E

EED

Y N A M E

S S

L u T

F Y P L

P L

U F M

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* #

I N

c c

M T

M T M

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Programming menu #5 & READ/RESET modes

57 I N P R 0 c E

Programming menu #6 Programming menu #9 & READ mode

I N

Programming menu #7 & REG mode

W E I

Programming menu #7

B Y

F I X P R I

FLA

63 64

Programming menu #8

65 P R E S s S P E E D K E Y 94 M A R K D 0 W N 66 S

Programming menu #9

67 E N T E R T H E N 68 E N T E R T H E N u M B E R

E N T E R T H E N

E N

71 E N

72 E N T

E N T E R T H E NuM

73 74 E N T E R

Programming menu #9 & READ/RESET modes

77 G R A N D

P L

78 79 SEL E C T D A 80 S E A R

Programming menu #9

81 u P C

Programming menu #9 & READ/RESET modes

82 D E P

Programming menu #9 & READ mode

84 P L

T I A L

H T

D D E p T

P E E D K E Y

T E R T H E N T E R T H E N

N T

T H E NuM B

T H E NuM B E R

E p 0 R T

0 u

U R E p

L Y R E P 0 R T

T 0 T A L

T M

R 0

L u

p R I

•

# 95

uMB

u M B E R

M B

C 0 D E

E N T

G • D A T A

U P

W E 92

E R

B E R

E R

B E R

I L E 107

Programming menu #9

M M

C 0

86 S 87 R 88 C 89 U 90 G •

0 M M

L I N E R E p

D E P T

Programming menu #9

E P A R T M E N T

Programming menu #9 & READ/RESET modes

N 0 R M A L

D I T Y D E

E D K E Y R E P0R T

0 R T C 0 M B I •

0 • &

I N

R E P0R T

•

R E W R A P

P L

96 97 U P c

Programming menu #9

Programming menu #11

REG mode

100 E N T E R T H E

101

102 E N T E R T 103 104 P A 105 S E L L 6 Y 0 A T E 106 C 0MM 0 D I T Y N

108 109 110 0 N

u #

D E p

A R T M E N T

E N T E R T

E N T E R

E N TER

K E D

M E

T H E

U N I T P R I

0 T A L P R I

B A

C 0

D E

H E

S s

H E L

G *

0 A T E

R T

P L U

G 0 G 0

A M E

0 F F

S C

R E

L I

L I N

R I

•

N E

# #

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READ/RESET modes

111 R E P 0 R T S

112

C 0 M B I • R

113 114

S A N A L Y B Y

115

A N A L Y B Y W E I G H T

116

A N A L Y

117

RESET mode

R E P

118

Edit mode

E N T E R L I N

119 120 S

System checking mode

121 W R I T E 122 V E R I F Y E E P

REA

123

REG mode

124

ST0

File sorting mode

125 S0R T I N G P L

READ/RESET modes

126 T A B L E N

Character generator

127

128

129

READ mode

130 G • L I N E R

Resistor Change

P R

131 132 P R

P R

133

NETWT statement

140 E N T 141

E N T E

R L Y R E P0R T

0 U

EQU E NcE R E P 0 R T

R T

T N D R D T H

D E E P F M

1 6

(

•

(

E R P

R w

R E A D

E P0R T

Y D0L L A R

R EsE T

E E P T 0

D E

C 0

M B E

C H A R A C T

C H A R A

E P 0 R T

M M

R I T •

)

C0U

H A R A

) )

C E

(

N T

M T

C CMT

M T

I L E

•

)

REG mode

142 I

★

143 144 P R

E N T E

145

I NGR E D I E N T

146

NET WT statement

147 P R E

E N T E R W T

148

E N T E R w T

149

Programming menu #3

PRE F E E D

150

CAS S E T T E

151

NET WT statement

152

L E V E L A D

153

Programming menu #5

154 W R I T E P L

V E R I F Y P L

155

156

158 D

Programming menu #0 and 1

159 R E L

•

S S U

I N

L A B E L S

T 0 C 0 N T I N U E

E T

E M W I L

C 0

L INE

★

N T B A L A N

•

J U S

E A D P L

A T

E D I

F M

S C R I P T I 0 N

P R I N T

I L L

0 =

c c

M T

M T M T

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Error Message

D A T

160

161 162 P L

DUp L I C A T E

163

164

M I

165

T I M E 0 U T E

166 167 B A D T A P E 0

R EST0R E T H E p L U

168 169 CAS S

T0T A L

170 171 172 H E A D F A I L U R E

173

174 P L U D A T A E R R 0 R 175 C H A R A C T • 0 V E R R U N

176

177 N

L A B E

178

Programming menu #12

C 0

180

Programming menu #13

0 N-L I N E/L

181

Programming menu #14

182

183 S 184

185 s 186 0FF-L I N

187 T 0

T M

188

T M

189

A E N T R Y E R R 0

L u

E M 0 R

N0T F0UND N 0 T R EsE

Y F

M A TCH

E T T E E R R 0 R

B E L 0

V E R F L

V E R R

L L

R T F A I L U R E

R EGI

F I R M L A B E L

T E D

0 CAL

P E

E L ECT E L ECT M E L

I A L

INF 0 •

M 0 D E

0 0 E

E C T M0D E

L c(I•D

c-3(I«D

C c-3{T R

•

p L

P E

•

R R0R R

M T

E E R R

)

•

)

T I M E

)

NET WT statement

190 191 192 W E I G H T 193 194

In-line mode

195

Programming menu #15

196

197 E

198 199

Programming menu #16

200 201 W R I T L 0 G 0 T 0 C M T 202 V E R F Y L 0 G 0 203 R E A D L 0 G 0 F M C M T

Error Message

204 N 205

REG mode

206

Error Message

207 L 0

Programming menu #1

208

Programming menu #17

209 G 210

REG mode

211 212 E N T E R T H E T

Programming menu #18

213

Not used

214 M E 215

P R I

W E I G H T

W E I G

E N T K E Y T

H T

(

)

(

{ {g)

)

I N L INE

D E P

N T E R D E P T

D E p T

K E Y

•

K E Y

•

D E F A U L T D EPT

0 G 0

RAM

D A T A E R

F 0 R L 0 R 0 R

E N T E R T H E L

0 N

E N T E R PIE

R A D E LIN

E N T E R

ENT E R G

E M0R

M 0 R Y

D E P T

•

G • L I N E

L I N E

•

A R D

CAR D N 0 T F

F 0 U

C E

)

P R 0 G •

K E Y

•

C M T

0 G 0

I M E

0UN

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Programming menu #18

216 W 217 218 219 220 221 222 W R I T E L 0 G 0 223 224 225 C 0 226 227 P L U 228 229 I N 230 231 232 T L 233 234 M 3 2 M 6 4 M 1 2 236

236 237 N 0 F 0 R M T 238 239 240 241 D 242 D A T 243

Not used

244 M S G 246 C 0

REG mode

246

Status clear mode

247 A

R I T E P L U VER I F Y P L u R E A D

I T E I N

W R V ERI F

P L

Y I N

R E A D I N G

V E R I F Y L R E A D

0 G 0

G •

•

0 G

F M M c

G •

N T E N T S

M E M C

I N

G *

A R D F0R M A T

I L E CLE F I L E C L E A

N0T H E R

W R I T E V E R I F

L u

I N

G •

P I

R E

M E M

0 M E M 0 R Y

F0R

IFF

0 U

R Y

M E M

M A T E R R

•

A N

0 R Y

T F

A R D N

A R D F

u R E

0 R

N 0 R A M F0R L

M B I

C 0

M B

I •

I ECE

L L

L E A

c 0 U N T

0 =

T 0 M C

F M M

A R

A R D

Y R E

0 G 0

• C •

L M 2

5 6

• G •

B A

T T

A R D

U L L

D A T A

0 U N D

0 G 0

N A T I0N

Not used

248

REG mode

249

REG mode

C C

261 C 0 0

Programming menu #1

262

REG mode

263

REG mode

269

Real print

270 271 N E T W T • 272 273 274 P R I 275 276 277 278 279 C 0 U 280 281

282

283

284

285 s

E N T R T 0 c 0

P I ECE S

K E D B Y

E N T E R R E L I S H

C 0 0

I N F 0 •

N E T W T

P R I P R I

T0T A

P R I N T E D

H E L F L I F E

P ACK E D

E L L B Y

T0R

K E D B Y

N E T w T

•

E/1 b

E/k

E/1 0 0

P L

UPC

W E

D0L L A R

E C 0 D E

N T I N U E

D A T E

b S

[

9 9

P R I

I G H T N T

0 N

•

] ]

[

]

[

]

[

]

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Menu No. 11

• Setting Ingredient Description

Up to 45 characters by 22 lines of ingredient message can be printed on a label in small sized letter.

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Menu No. 11

Select programming menu #11.

Enter the PLU #. (Max. 6 digits)

PROG.

ENTER

RETURN

1/4

INGREDIENT PROG.

ENTER PLU #

Pll

The smallest PLU # In the PLU fie is displayed.

-------------------------

ENTER PLU #

Pll 35

ENTER 1ST LINE

Pll 1 n n

Line# (1—22)

Number of charac

-------------

_T “

ENTER LINE #

Pll

ENTER LINE #

Pll

L I'^E

L l-^ E18

ENTER 18TH LINE

Pll

18 0

Enter the ingredient messages.

ENTER PLU #

ENTER

Pll

INGREDIENT PROG.

PROG.

NOTE: The number of lines for the ingredient message can be designated in initial set iT2-7 and 4-6

(cassette and label format#, refer to pages 7-15 and 7-16).

(Select another

programming menu.)

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Menu No. 12

• Issuing Confirmation Label

Test labels used to confirm that a PLU previously preset to this scale is present in the master file of the POS system, can be issued.

Select programming menu #12.

Set the individual PLU #. (Ex. PLU # 100)

Set the block PLU #. (Ex. PLU # 30-39)

Set the zone PLU #.

(Ex. PLU # 100-108)

Set the entire PLU #.

PROG.

ENTER

- 1

PLU

CONFIRM

LABEL

PLU #

P12

PLU #

P12 100

PLU #

P12

PLU #

P12

100

PLU #

0 8

P12

108

IN PROCESS

P12

To interrupt label issue.

To resume label issue which has been intemjpted.

To cancel label Issue which has been interrupted.

The confirmation label(s) is(are) issued.

PROG.

CLEAR

ENTER

CLEAR

(Select another programming menu.)

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ENTER TO CONTINUE

P12

PLU #

P12

CONFIRM LABEL

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Menu No. 13

• Switching In-Llne/Off-Llne

When the SL-6600 is used as a satellite in an in-line system, the “ID No.” and “Transmission delay time” can be set by the following procedure.

Select programming menu #13.

Select the in-line system.

The ID # can be set when initial set #7-5

is “0”.

The transmission

delay time can be set when In-line system is selected

for TMCC-3.

PROG.

5 0

ENTER

OFF-Line —► TDLC

I—

------

TMCC-3

(Range: 0~255)

(Range; 1 -9)

FDLC -1

----

ON-LINE/LOCAL

OFF-LINE

P13 DF

TMCC-3 (I.D.#)

ex.)

P13 b3 Id 0

TMCC-3 (I.D.#)

P13 b3 Id 50

TMCC-3 (TR-TIME)

P13 b3 th

TMCC-3 (TR-TIME)

P13 t3 th 3

TMCC-3 (I.D.#)

P13 b3

Id 50

PROG.

NOTE: • At present, the SL-6600 cannot be used with the in-line system of TDLC.

• The TMCC-3 baud rate is fixed to 4800 BPS.

• To use the SL-6600 in off-line, select OFF-LINE with the key then press the ENTER key.

(Select another programming menu.)

Table 6: Transmission Delay Time Table

TR-TIme (ms)

1 2 3 60 - 79 4 5 too ~ 119

20 ~ 39 40 ~ 59 7

80 ~ 99

TR-TIme (ms)

8 9

120 - 139

140 ~ 159

160 - 179

180 ~ 199

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Menu No. 14

• Setting Special information

When the Net Weight Statement label is selected, 3 lines (26 characters/line) of special information can be printed in the label position where the weight data is to be printed. The special information can be printed in the Weight or By count mode. The Net Weight can be printed in FIX mode.

Select programming menu #14.

PROG.

EN1FER

Enter character data

for 1 St line.

RETURN

1/4

Enter character data for 2nd line.

skip

Skip

SPECIAL INFO.

P 14

ENT KEY TO PROG

P14

ENTER 1ST LINE

P14 1 n n

Line # ------------------'

Number of character

ENTER 2ND LINE

P14

2 n n

RETURN

1/4

Enter character data for 3rd line.

ENTER

PROG.

(Finish)

(Select another programming menu.)

Skip

7-45

ENTER 3RD LINE

P14

ENT KEY TO PROG

P14

SPECIAL INFO.

3 n n

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Menu No. 15

• Setting Department Number

When initial set #10-6 is set to “1”, the six-digit PLU # is divided into two; the upper two digits are assigned to department #, and the lower four digits to PLU #. The present default department # has priority. The department # is automatically added before the top of the four-digit PLU # and treated as a six-digit PLU #. Any department # other than the default can be set on the rightmost column of six keys on the Speed Keyboard. The default department # refers to the department # of a product which the scale essentially handles, and any other department # to the department # of a product which the scale does not essentially handle but may handle. In case of “PROG.”, “X (Read)", and “Z (Reset)” modes, PLU # is treated as a six-digit number. So the upper two digits are not treated as department #. Consequently the four-digit PLU # is available only in each mode of “REG.”, “M.DOWN”, and “REWRAP”. For example, in case of setting PLU data by programming menu #1, a six-digit number must be set for PLU #. At the same time the upper two digits of PLU # must match one of the department #.

Select programming menu #15.

Enter the default department #. (1~99)

Enter the department key #. (1 —6)

Enter the department

#. (1-99)

PROG.

ENTER

AUTO CODE

ENTER

2 -I

DEPT. KEY

ENTER DEPT. KEY #

P15

DEFAULT DEPT. #

P15

ENTER DEPT. KEY #

P15 dF

DEPT. KEY #

P15 dl 12

DEPT. KEY #

P15

ENTER DEPT. KEY #

P15

PROG.

(Select another programming menu.)

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Menu No. 16

• Transferring Logo Data

When initial set #10-7 is set to “1”, the logo containing a picture, a mark, a POP message, etc., can be printed on the ingredient label measuring about 18 mm (118 vertical dots) by about 42 mm (320 horizontal dots) and having 12 lines or more. Logo data is created on the PC and stored into RAM through the CMT interface. 64K bytes of RAM memory is required to store logo data, then the RAM will store up to 13 kinds of logos. The RAM area to store logo data is 64K bytes following the RAM area to store PLU data. When logo data is stored in RAM, and the RAM capacity to store PLU data (initial set #1-1) is changed, the logo data will be all cleared.

LOGO

ENTER THE NUMBER

WRIT LOGO TO CMT

VERFY LOGO = CMT

READ LOGO FM CMT

IN PROCESS

ex.)

LOGO

P16

Number of logo

P 10

NOTES: 1. The error mode can be released by depressing the CLEAR key, and operated again

through the above steps.

2. Use the metal cassette tape which is commercially available and has a capacity of 45 or 60 minutes recording.

3. For operations of the CMT loader, refer to the instruction manual provided with the

CMT loader.

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Menu No. 17

• Setting Grade Line

The maximum 49 kinds of grade lines can be set (26 characters per line), and call one of them to print it on the label.

Select programming menu #17.

Enter the grade line #. (1-49)

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ENTER G.LINE #

P17

GRADE LINE

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Menu No. 18

• Memory Card Operation

The OP-66-PL and OP-66-PL-TMCC option kits were developed to allow the data registered in the PLU file, Ingredient file, and Logo file in the SL-6600 to be stored in the memory card. The data stored in the memory card can be transferred to the relevant files in another SL-6600. Use of the memory card makes the data processing much faster than that achieved by using CMT

(Cassette Magnetic Tape).

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Menu No. 16

BEFORE USING A MEMORY CARD

IMPORTANT

Insert the enclosed battery with the attached screwdriver before using the memory card.

WARNING

A battery may explode if handled improperly. DO NOT recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire. Replace battery with Hitachi Maxell Ltd., type CR2016 only. Using another battery may present a risk of fire or explosion.

CAUTION

The data is protected by a backup battery which is installed inside the memory card. The service life of the battery is approximately eighteen (18) months. If the memory card is used with an expired battery, correct operations are not guaranteed.

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Chart 3: Initializing the Memory Card

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Menu No. 18

Enter tfie special code "80”.

Are you sure?

Y: Execute

N: Cancel

NOTE: Be sure to initialize a new memory card before use it.

Chart 4: Transferring the PLU or Ingredient Data

PLU data saving. (SL-6600 - M. C.)

Verify

(SL-6600 = M. C.)

MEM CARD

FORMAT

P18 80

ARE YOU SURE ?

P18

IN PROCESS

P18 P 80

ENTER THE NUMBER

P18

WRITE PLU TO MC

P18 1

VERIFY PLU = MC

P18 2

5i_il-E

PLU data loading. (SL-6600 •*- M. C.)

Ingredient data saving.

Verify

Ingredient data loading.

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READ PLU FM MC

P18

WRITE ING TO MC

P18 4

VERIFY ING = MC

P18

READ ING FM MC

P18

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IN PROCESS

P18

ENTER THE NUMBER

P18

IN PROCESS

P18 P n

P n

(n -1 or 4)

Yes

ENTER THE NUMBER

P18

INS ANOTHER CARD

No'

P18 CHA'^GE

NOTES: 1. When the volume of data to be saved into a memory card is beyond the capacity,

replace the memory card and press the | ENTER Then, the remainder is

saved into the card.

2. In case the scale has gone into an error state while PLU data or ingredient data is being saved, it is necessary to save all the data again alter the error is cleared.

3. Never remove the memory card when data is being transferred.

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Chart 5: Transferring the Logo Data

Logo data saving. (SL-6600 -<■ M. C.)

Verify

(SL-6600 = M. C.)

WRITE LOGO TO MC

P18

VERIFY LOGO = MC

P18 8

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Menu No. 18

Logo data loading. (SL-6600 ■<- M. C.)

READ LOGO FM MC

P18 9

IN PROCESS

P18

ENTER THE NUMBER

P18

NOTES: 1. At the beginning of logo data saving, all the Logo area in the memory card is cleared

automatically. Then the data is saved.

2. Logo data which cannot be stored in a memory card cannot be saved.

3. In case the scale has gone into an error state while the logo data is being loaded, the data already loaded into the logo file is cleared automatically.

P n

(n = 7~9)

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Chart 6: Clearing the PLU or Ingredient File

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Menu No. 18

PLU FILE CLEAR

PLU file clear.

ING. FILE CLEAR

Ingredient file clear.

ARE YOU SURE ?

Are you sure?

Y: Execute N: Cancel

IN PROCESS

ENTER THE NUMBER

NOTE: When the PLU file is cleared, the ingredient file is also cleared automatically.

Chart 7: Display the contents of the memory card

P18 98

P18 99

P18

Si_.l-E

P18 n n

P18

Enter the special code

“20”.

ENTER

(Unit: KB)

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Menu No. 20

• Transmitting PLU File, Unit Price, Address and Speed Key (FUN System)

Any terminal in the FUN system can transfer the data of its PLU file or unit price, Address and Speed key. In this case, the destination terminal(s) must be set in the REG mode.

Select programming

menu #20.

Transmit PLU and Ingredient

Transmit unit price.

Transmit Address

and LOGO.

Transmit Speed Key.

Verify PLU and

Ingredient

Verify unit price.

Verify Address and LOGO.

FUN SYSTEM

ENTER THE #

P20

SEND PLU & ING

P20 1

SEND U.PRICE

P20 2

SEND MISC.l

P20

SEND Mise.2

P20

VERIFY PLU & ING

P20

VERIFY U.PRICE

P20

VERIFY MISC.l

Verify Speed Key.

7-55

P20

VERIFY Mise.2

P20

IN PROCESS

P20

ENTER THE #

P20 -

FUN SYSTEM

P n n

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7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

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Menu No. 20

NOTES: 1.

When the PLU data has been changed using menu ff1 and the data is to be

transferred to other terminals through the operating procedure described above, the

PLU file transfer is performed.

When the unit price has been changed using menu #0 and the unit price is to be

transferred to other terminals through the operating procedure described above, the unit price transfer is performed.

While receiving data, the terminals stop all operations.

Error Code during Transmitting

TOTAL PRICE

n n

A A

All errors occur in the receiving terminal. The error mode can be released by depressing the key, then attempt to transmit again.

Error Code Phenomena

1~7

8 1 2 BCC error 4

8 Time out error

Hardware error Verify error Character over error

Data error

CLEAR

Menu No. 21

• Changing Title of Period of Relish

The title of Period of Relish can be changed by setting the Initial set #7-8 to 1. (COOKED BY DATE)

When new title is entered, the title #263 will be automatically changed.

3rd date title is set to “COOKED BY” when all-clear operation is performed.

Select programming menu #21.

ex.)

“EATEN BY” "BEST USED BY” etc.

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8. VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED REPORTS

With the SL-6600, the setting data can be listed on report paper. Before listing, set the report paper on the label cassette and install it correctly in the SL-6600. (Set the initial #4-6 to 1 and cassette # to

3.)

Control lock: X (Read)

Set the table

menu #.

PLU PROG. DATA

5 3

5 6

1 r

PRT/*

COMMODITY DESCRI

SPEED KEY REPORT

REPORT COMBI

COMMO. & INGRE.

G. LINE REPORT

PLU #

nn □

IN PROCESS

nn P

Table

Menu #

54 55 Commodity and Ingredient

Name of Report

PLU Programmed Data Report

Commodity Description Report

Speed Key Programmed Data Report

Report Combination

Description Report

Grade Line Report

Description

All the preset PLU data are listed in numerical order (from the smallest number) of the PLU #.

All the preset Commodity Names are listed in numerical order (from the smallest number) of the PLU #.

PLU # and the Commodity Names preset in all Speed keys are listed.

All the contents of the Combination Report are listed. All the preset Commodity Names and Ingredient

Messages are listed in numerical order (from the smallest number) of the PLU #.

All the preset grade lines are fisted.

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8. VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED REPORTS

® Set the data of Each Programmed Report

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8, VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED REPORTS

PLU PROG. DATA

Set the individual PLU#. (Ex. PLU# 100)

Set the block PLU#, (Ex. PLU# 30- 39)

Set the zone PLU#. (Ex. PLU# 100-108)

Set the entire PLU#.

ex.)

PLU #

51 □

51 □ 100

□ 3-

□

100

51 □ 108

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8. VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED REPORTS

• Sample reports

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8. VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED REPORTS

(«NAv/VV'VVN'VVVS'VvN/vNA/vVI yV\AA./'v'\A/sAAAA/NA/WV\^

PLU PROGRAHED DATA

PIOI HI

nmiHI88

5TÜREI 51

COmiOOITY DESdilPIlOH

PLU 1

IHCREOIENT DESCRIPTION

nILD CHEDAR

000015

K 010015 5PER / lb

TARE 0.00 SHELF LIFE

000840

BORER COOKIES

K 02(1840 5PER / lb1.20

lARE 0.00 SHELF LIFE?

INCKEDlENh U5INC FLOU OF SE5l imiTC uttAr fm... iu

BOTIEK ........ 4 07

5UUB ...

.....

COCOA ...

SALI ....

EGC..... 1.5 07

ACnCNI) .. WIER ...

1 07

.....

1 07

.... 0.5 07

.....

7 07

.....

7 0?

JUL 10 9U

18:S5

0.80

COHHODITY DESCRI

FED 1 HI

waiwt 88

irOil 51

PEU I UPt G00D15 01ÛÛ15 Ü0ÛB91 Ü100R1 OffllOO OlOlDO GOOIDI QIOIDI

D0105 050105

0 000205 010205 000505 010505 000858 010856 00G808 020808

CU0815 020815 DONUTS

000818 020818 LENON riERIIfUt PIE 000840 020840 BUTTER COOKIES 000900 05090U NAia ORMES

000900 NfiVEL ÛRAICES

K 0509M 5 PCS. ! 2,50

TARE 0.00 aCLFLIFE

JUL 10 YO

18:53

COttlOflliy DESCRIPTION NlLD IHDH! SHRIIfS T BONE STEAK RIB STEAK BEEF ElVER PORK LOIN RIB CHOPS lAne SIRLOIN

StKKEO SHH0N CHUNKS CHSTY ROUS

QEESE t ONION B0U5

SPEED KEY REPORT

NHCHIICI 88

5TÛREI 31

KEY I PLU I COttlOOlTY OtSCRIPMON

10OOlOO T BONE STEAK

2 OOOIU1 RIB STEAK

7 000858 SHOKED SHnCH CHUNKS

JOT IÜ 90

18:55

COHHO. & INGRE.

PlU I HE

NACHilOBB

STOiïl 51

IK COmOOlEY DESCRIPTION

PlU I

INGREDIENT DESCRIPTION

01M015 010015 N110 CHEDAR 000091 010091 »RllfS 000818 020818 LENON NERINCOE PIE

UtOiEBIEKT; l«lt)lTFlOUK=3(l:'. Itcill№r

LE«IK=5-/.. WTTEMa:. ECiMi CNEESE^Si. aW«=T/.. WTEMKi

two 020840 BUTTER COOKIES

i№HEDIEKI:i USI№ FlIMi OF ÌE8T CWUll'

w«t aou«... ( or

Bonn.. <07

vUCM

.......................

.....................

..................

...................

.......................

0.5 07 1,5 07

2 07

I 07 I 07

COCOA SAIT ECO AEnOW HAIER

...................

00D90Û 050900 HAVEL ISAHÎS

8-3

JUL 10 90

18:53

GRADE LINE REPORT

NACHINEI 88

SIOREI 51

DESCRIPTION

fRESH

BARGAIN Sl’tCIH

Jll 10 90

18:54

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

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9.1 WEIGHED COMMODITY OPERATION

9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

NOTES BEFORE STARTING OPERATION

(1) Be sure to plug the power plug into an AC outlet. (2) When the power switch is turned on, the scale goes through the test scanning sequence, such as

0000,0000,00000, then 1111,1111,11111 (3) While the scale is in the test sequence, do not put anything on the platter. (4) Do not move the unit while it is in operation. Should it become necessary to move it at any time,

turn the power switch to the OFF position and be sure to readjust the level indicator after

relocating the scale. (5) Should a power failure occur during operation, remove the commodity from the platter and insert

the power plug into an AC outlet again when power is restored. (6) If the scale is used with an unrated power source, inaccurate scaling or other errors may occur. (7) If the zero point has shifted during scaling, and no tare is displayed, adjust the zero point by

depressing the ZERO key.

9.1 WEIGHED COMMODITY OPERATION

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2): WEIGH In the event that PLU #100 and an unit price of $10.00 are set in the speed key #12.

.....................

and zeros appear on the displays.

(Sample label)

NOTE: Depressing a speed key to which no PLU data has been assigned will result in an error. In this

case, depress the key, then depress a speed key to which PLU data has been assigned.

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

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9.2 FIX PRICE OPERATION

The FIX mode (Fix Price Mode) is used to issue a label for a commodity of a fixed price PLU (i.e. the price determined by the store), the weight of which may vary from commodity to commodity. In this mode, the Unit Price of the commodity looked up from the PLU file will be printed as the Total Price regardless of its actual weight, and the weight is also printed on the label.

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP ModeSW(2): FIX

Example) A commodity of SMOKED SALMON CHUNKS is to be weighed and labeled. SMOKED

SALMON CHUNKS has been programmed as PLU #636 with Unit Price of $3.80/lb, and PLU #636 has been preset on Speed Key #7. The commodity is sold at the fixed price of

$3.80 (which is the preset unit price) regardless of the actual weight.

Enter the PLU #.

Mcxie Switch

AUTO

MANUAL

The label is issued.

Depress:

Place the commodity

on the scale platter. (Ex. 2.00lbs.)

AUTO

ENTER THE

PLU #

0.00

SMOKED SALMON CH

0.00

SMOKED SALMON CH

2.00

MANUAL:

PRT/*

Mode Switch

AUTO

MANUAL

The label is issued.

SNOKED SALHON CHUNKS

PACKED ON

ÄV

200222"003807

2^0

NETWT

PRICE/ib B

ddOI-A BANKERS CIRCLE

(TEL) d0i-il49-3040

(Sample label)

DEC 25

$3.80

000636

3.80

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.3 BY COUNT OPERATION

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN. or REWRAP

Mode SW (2): BY COUNT

Example A) In the event that a price of $80.00 per 4 pieces is set for PLU #37.

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9.3 BY COUNT OPERATION

Example B) In case of purchasing 10 pieces of commodity at a price of $5.50 per 4 pieces. (In the

event that a price of $5.50 per 4 pieces is set for PLU #33.)

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SPLIT PRICE

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.4 PRESET COUNT OPERATION

With this procedure, a specified number of the same labels can be issued. Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP

Mode SW (2): WEIGH, FIX or BY COUNT

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9.4 PRESET COUNT OPERATION

Example

When Mode SW (2) is at the “WEIGH” position.

Depress;

Set the number of l2tbels. (Max. 99 labels)

Depress:

Enter the PLU#.

Depress:

PLU data is saved. SAVE

Place a commodity on (Ex. O.TOIbs.)

PRESET COUNT

50 bAL

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00 000000

SHRIMPS

0.00

6.50

SHRIMPS

0.00

' 1 <

-T-

PREPACK

6.50

SHRIMPS

bAL

0.00

0.70

-T-

PREPACK

MANUAL;

PRT/*

SHRIHPS

Batch

The label is issued with the backing paper attached.

(continued on next page)

NOTE: Batch issue means continuous print of labels which have backing paper, and on-demand

issue means print of a label one by one.

The label is issued.

9- 4

On-demand

2(30555

070

NETWT.tt PRICE/

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLE

(TEL) 404-449-3040

(Sample label)

6.50

80 53

4.55

PACKED Oh

DEC 18

$4.55

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

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9.4 PRESET COUNT OPERATION

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.4 PRESET COUNT OPERATION

NOTE; Procedure to check the remaining number of the specified label during operation or to

cancel the specified number of the label is shown below.

SHRIMPS

1.50 6.50 9.75

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Cancel the preset count.

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

Example B) When Mode SW (2) is at the “FIX” position.

Depress:

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9.4 PRESET COUNT OPERATION

PRESET COUNT

Ph 0 bAL 0

Set the number of labels. (Max. 99)

Depress:

Enter the PLU#.

Depress, to save the PLU data:

Place a commodity on

the platter.

{Ex. 1.32lb)

MANUAL:

Batch

PRESET COUNT

Ph 25 bAL 0

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00 P 000000

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00 P

MILD CHEDAR

0.00 0.80

MILD CHEDAR

0.00

' I ^

-T-

PREPACK

MILD CHEDAR

1.32

N I /

-T-

PREPACK

HILD CHEDAR

000015

0.80

I PACKED ON

Remove the

commodity from

the platter.

Repeat until the specified number of labels are

Issued, alternating

the commodify

placed on the platter.

The label is issued with the

mount paper attached.

MILD CHEDAR

0.00

' I.

-T*

PREPACK

When the last label is issued:

0.80

Depress, to clear the Preset Count.

Depress, to regain the initial status.

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PRT/*

200666

NETWlj^^ PRCE'ibP

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLE

(TEL) 404-449-3040

(Sample label)

MILD CHEDAR

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00

2ÖÖ800

25 bAL

0 bAL

DEC 26

0.80

000000

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

Example C) When Mode SW (2) is at the “BY COUNT” position.

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.5 ISSUING LABELS WITH NET WEIGHT STATEMENT

When appropriate options are selected in the Initial Setting, labels with a Net Weight Statement are

issued (Initial Set #2-7: 1 ~4, Initial Set # 5-3:1). On such labels, the Unit Price and the Tare Weight pre-programmed in each PLU are regarded and printed as the Price and the Net Weight respectively.

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2): FIX

Example) A label of Net Weight Statement is to be issued for a commodity of LEMON MERINGUE

PIE (PLU #816). The preset Price (programmed as Unit Price) is $2.10 and the preset Net Weight (programmed as the Tare Weight) is 1 lbs. The store knows that the actual Net Weight of this commodity is 1 lbs. 10 oz. and decides to sell it at $2.00.

Enter the PLU #.

Enter the new price.

Enter the new weight (The numeric data is displayed in the incremental display method, i.e., the data Is shifted to the left as each digit value is entered.)

AUTO

Depress:

pound data

(0 to 30)

8 1

PLU

PRT/*

1 1

PRTr

For no Price change

For no weight change

ounce data

(00 to 90)

MANUAL

ENTER THE

PLU #

0.00 P

ENTER PRICE ($)

ENTER WT.

Preset Weight

.....

lbs. ozs.

ENTER WT.

New Weight

....

lbs. ozs.

PRESS * TO PRINT

000816

2.10

Preset Price---------^

2.00

New Price entered —^

1 00

2.00

1 00 2.00

The label is issued. (Labels of identical

print data will automatically be issued

consecutively by peeling the label off the

mount paper.)

Press, to cancel label issue temporarily.

Press, to cancel label issue.

The label is issued.

Press, to return the

PLU

PLU data to the PLU

file.

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.5 ISSUING LABELS WITH NET WEIGHT STATEMENT

NOTE: NET WEIGHT PRINT FORMAT

Example 1) When the weight has not been changed, the preset weight data is printed on the label

according to the preset weight data.

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Preset Weight

1 00

Example 2) When the weight has been changed, the new weight data is printed on the label as it is

entered. At this time, the first 1 or 2 digits are regarded as the pound data and the last 2 digits are regarded as the ounce data. Even when the ounce data exceeds “16”, the data will be printed as it is entered.

Entered Weight Print Format

1 10

1 30 = 1 lb 30 ozs.

= 1 lb

= 1 lb 10 ozs.

NET WT. 16 OZ (1 LB 0 OZ)

NET WT. 26 OZ (1 LB 10 OZ) NET WT. 46 OZ (1 LB 30 OZ)

Print Format

LEHON HERINGUE PIE

mm\m- ticAT Fiouh:

f€TWT 1

PRiCE/ib

OTAL PRICE E3

NETWI260Z( 1LB100Z)

4H01-A BANKERS CIRCLE CTEL5 404-449-3040

(Sample label)

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.6 TARE FUNCTION PROCEDURES

Control lock; REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2): WEIGH or FIX

1) Tare are two kinds of tare subtraction procedures, one is “Direct tare", the other is “Preset tare”.

Direct tare subtraction Preset tare subtraction

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NOTES: 1. Tare weight subtraction is available up to 30 lbs. When tare weight subtraction is in

operation, however, the scalable range for net weight becomes less by the amount of the tare. (Net weight = Gross weight - Tare weight)

2. The entry weight for a preset tear must be integer times of 1.

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.6 TARE FUNCTION PROCEDURES

2) Preset tare subtraction when tare weight is included in PLU data (function by initial setting) Example: In the event that tare weight of 0.20 lbs is set for PLU #105.

CRUSTY ROLLS

-0.20 5.00

^ I .

-T-

NET

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NET

CRUSTY ROLLS

-0.25

'T'-

NET

CRUSTY ROLLS

1.00

'I /

-T*

NET

ENTER THE PLU #

5.00

5.00 5.00

9-12

0.000 P

' I '

ZERO

000000

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.7 SAVE KEY OPERATION SAMPLE

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP

Mode SW (2); WEIGH or FIX

The SAVE key is used to save the tare weight, unit price, and PLU data after taking a commodity from the piatter.

ENTER THE PLU #

0.20

ENTER THE

PLU #

0.00 P

NET

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00 P

■'t'

NET

SHOULDER & BLADE

0.00 3.00

^ I #

-J-

NET

SHOULDER & BLADE

0.00 3.00

V *

"T:

> 1 /

-J-

NET PREPACK

SHOULDER & BLADE

1.00 3.00 3.00

V ^

'I /

‘T*

NET PREPACK

000000

000100

0.00

9-13

CRUSTY ROLLS

1.00

N /

■T‘

NET

ENTER THE

0.00 P

PLU #

3.00

000000

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.8 VOID KEY OPERATION SAMPLE

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP

Mode SW (2): WEIGH, FIX or BY COUNT

On depressing the VOID key, the data of the last registration is subtracted from the memory.

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9.9 CALLING AND PRINTING GRADE LINE

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2): WEIGH, FIX or BY COUNT

Grade line

0000

20 ms

icrir M PBict/ii B

1401-A BANKERS CIRCLE (lEL) 404-149-3040

(Sample label)

DONU

lIlHS OFFERED

PACKEOON

000081

Enter ttie PLU #.

Enter the grade line #.

DEC 20

5.00

The label is issued.

PLU

Q.LINE

PRir

PRT/*

~T-

DONUTS

ENTER G.LINE #

G.irE

ENTER G.LINE #

G.LrE

DONUTS

5.00

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.10 SELECTION OF PRINT OR NON PRINT ITEM ON LABEL

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2): WEIGH, FIX or BY COUNT

EM 1-31 OSS

NOTE:

Depress:

Select the item. (Refer to NOTE.)

Print»

-----

^0 print

1: Print

0: Non print

Depress:

PROG.

PRT/"

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.11 DATE CHANGE

The date can be changed temporarily.

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2): WEIGH, FIX or BY COUNT

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9.11 DATE CHANGE

Depress: dt/TM

Enter the new date. (Ex. Dec. 18, 1992)

Depress:

When the original date is desired.

PRT/*

► Month

Day

► Year

DATE

dAhE 121592

Current setting date

DATE

dAtE

DATE

dAtE

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00 P

----------------

000012

121892

000000

DT/TM

DATE

dAtE

DATE

dAtE

ENTER THE PLU #

PRT/*

0.00 P

NOTE: The scale will check details of date input, and any wrong date will result in an error mode.

The correct date should be re-entered after depressing the C key.

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121892

121592

000000

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.12 CALLING AND PRINTING LOGO

When the initial set #10-7 is set to “1”, the logo containing a picture, a mark, a POP message, etc., can be printed on the ingredient label which having 12 lines or more.

Logo data is created on the PC and stored into the memory through the CMT interface. Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP

Mode SW (2): WEIGH, FIX or BY COUNT

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9.13 FUN AUTOMATIC RECEPTION

Control lock: REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2): WEIGH, FIX or BY COUNT

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00

IN PROCESS

- F - P

ENTER THE PLU #

0.00 P

DATA ERROR

- F -

ENTER THE

PLU #

0.00 P

ENTER THE PLU #

000000

▼

-See NOTE 1.

(Next page)

ERROR

000000

0.00 P

000000

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9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

NOTES: 1.

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9.13 FUN AUTOMATIC RECEPTION

Description

Error Name

HARD ERROR 01

DATA ERROR 08

TIME OUT

ERROR

7-seg.

‘1 P: PLU + ING

Error

Description

P U

Parity error 02 Overrun error 04 Framing error

Verify error

Character over

error BCC error

Data error

40 80 Timeout error

*2 O: Error occurs

X: No error occurs

U: UNIT PRICE M1: MISC. 1 (ADDRESS, LOGO) M2: MISC. 2 (SPEED KEY)

Received Text *1

SEND

Ml М2

VERIFY

P U

X X

О О

Ml М2

Cause

Hard Error

Compared contents do not correspond.

Hard error

BCC is not correct.

*3 Text with designated time

has not been received.

^2 When several errors occur at the same time, all relevant data are added and

displayed in the 7-segment display.

*3 Cause of Errors

0 RAM for LOGO does not exist when LOGO is selected in initial set. <2> Transmitted LOGO data exceeds the number of dots to be colored selected in the

initial set 2.

2. Data is automatically received in registration mode. However, scale operation stops

during reception.

3. After cleaning an error, the registration initial display is shown. Data other than head data is not received.

4. When the header text is received, all contents previously set are cleared.

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10. TOTAL OPERATION PROCEDURES

10.1 HOURLY REPORT

10.TOTAL OPERATION PROCEDURES

When the control lock is set to the “X” or “Z" position, it is available to issue READ or RESET reports. Both kinds of reports can be issued on labels or report paper.

Control lock: X or Z

“X” position: READ

The totals will not be cleared as they are printed on labels or report paper.

“Z” position: RESET

The totals will be cleared as they printed on labels or report paper.

10.1 HOURLY REPORT

Ex.) “X” position

PRTr

10.2 GRAND TOTAL REPORT

Total memory

10.3 PLU REPORT

Total memory Search Code

Total memory

pT|

: Day total

I 2 I : Mark Down total

[~3~| : Rewrap total

® Individual Total

Ex.) Individual PLU Total (PLU #100)

1 PRT/*

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10. TOTAL OPERATION PROCEDURES

Block Total Ex.) UPC Block Total (UPC #100300-100399)

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10.3 PLU REPORT

1 0 0 3 o o

NOTE: The

appropriate number of the keys.

Ex.) PLU Zone Total (PLU #100-107)

Entire PLU Total

PRTr

■ Sample Label

® Individual Total

NETWT l5g PRICE/Ibga B

TEC FOOD HART

1231 LINCOLH AVF.

key represents 0 through 9. Most significant digit in starting number followed by

PLU TOTAL

PACKED ON

PLU# Ni

000100

25.30 15 63,90

JUL II

SELL BY

OTALPRlCEg3

PRTr

Block Total

NETWT tSS PPICE/ltS3 I

PLU TOTAL

UPC N6 1003--

30.74 17

TEC FOOD MART

l2Td LINCOLN AVE,

PACKED ON

JUL 11

SELL BY

74.78

TOTALPRlCEgg

PLU REPORT

PLU 1 000100 KM.

nfOINEISS

STORE» 31

PLÜ» aw iciCHr D(ia«s

OOOIOG l eoi srEw

15 5.30 63.90 100.0

OFGRM (OOLLI1RS) 32.3

REflU

M II 90

16:0?

10- 2

Page 98

10. TOTAL OPERATION PROCEDURES

EMI-31059

10.3 PLU REPORT

PLU TOTAL

000100-СЮС107

I EC FOOD HART

Entire PLU Total

PLiia Ni 5EU BY

30.74 17 74.78

NETWT tE3 PRICE/») >3 1 TOTALPRICEg^l

1234 LINCOIM AVE

PLU TOTAL

PLU# N4

AIL

85.48 164

NETWT. PRICE/!bS3 |

TEC FOOD MART

\?7d I.INCOl.N AVE

PACKED ON

JUL II

PACKED ON

JUL 11

SELL BY

197.95

TOTAL PRICE gal

PLU REPORT

PLU 1 Ш100 000107

ndCHIHElSO JUL 1190

SIOREI 31

СОиНГ KIGH1

PIUI

OOOIDOr-BOHf STF* 000101RIB SIE*

rOIDL

15 75.30

17 30.74

tOrURfW

NORIA READ

oainis $‘4

63.90 85.5

2 5.« 10.88

74.78 100.0 (OaLlSS)37.8

16:10

14.5

10-3

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10. TOTAL OPERATION PROCEDURES

10.4 COMBINATION REPORT

The total reports or setting reports are printed in the order of the specified tables (max. 8 tables).

table #

NOTE: With the control lock set to the “Z” position, only the total reports are printed out.

EM 1-31059

10.4 COMBINATION REPORT

10- 4

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11. LABEL PRINT FORMATS

1) Weighing Label 2) By Count Label

EMI-31059

11. LABEL PRINT FORMATS

T-BONE STEAK

PACKED ON

se№U5'

0000

Unit Price ■

Weight •

3) Mark Down/Rewrap Mode Label 4) Ingredient Label

2001 I 1

— 1.00 10.00

NETWT B PRICE/lb B

4401'A BANKERS CIRCLE (TEL) 404-449-3040

DEC 20'

$10.00^

- Commodity Name

- Packed on date

- Sell by date

-Total Price Quantity-

■ Store Address or

Commercial Message

NAVEL ORANGES

• Grade Line

• Mark

0000

PIECES

NETWT I

Mark M: Mark Down R: Rewrap

PBICEilt B

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLE

(TEL) 404-449-3040

000002

NATURAL

PACKED ON

DEC 20

$2.50

LEHONS

PACKED ON

scPiyS

00007T

PBICE/ib B

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLE

(TEL) 404-449-3040

- 5

NHWT

0000

DEC 23

$1.do-

BUTTER COOKIE -

HKmiEKTS: JSIK A Flow OF №1 «MLIIY. «

'200123

NETWT

COOKED BY

1027

1.32 2.10

PRiCE/lb B

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLE (TEL) 404-449-3040

DEC 26

PACKED ON

DEC 22

$2.77

■ Commodity Name

Total Price

• Commodity name

3rd Date

— Ingredient Message

"READ” markC: RESET)

Total Weight ■

5) Read & Reset Mode

• Hourly Report

HOURLY REPORT

PACKED ON

14-15 0

—► 28.32

KIWT.iES PSICE/»

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLE

(TEL) 404-449-3040

JUL II

sac sr

59.98-

TOTAL PRICE

■ Total Items

■ Total Amounts

11- 1

HOURLY REPORT

PACKED ON

JUL II

TOTAL t SELL BY

96.48 186

KTWT.iSS PRICE/» E5 |

4401-A BANKERS CIRCLE

(TEL) 404-449-3040

229.55

TOIAl PRICE B

Toshiba EM1-31059 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. SPECIFICATIONS

3. NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

3.1 OVERVIEW

3.2 REMOTE DISPLAY

UNIT PRICE $

SL-6600

3.3 CONTROL LOCK

Mode Switch

3.4 KEY LAYOUT

4. PROCEDURE BEFORE OPERATION

5. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT

6. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL

7. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

Menu No. 0

Menu No. 1

CHEESE 8 ONION BUNS

BEEF LIVER

Menu No. 2

Menu No. 3

C#8^

Menu No. 4

DATE

MACHINE #

STORE #

121592

DATE TIME

Menu No. 5

Menu No. 6

Menu No. 7

Menu No. 8

Menu No. 9

REPORT COMBI.

PLU PROG. DATA

COMMODITY DESCRI

SPEED KEY REPORT

REPORT COMBI.

COMMO. & INGRE.

REPORTS

P9 1

PLU #

3 n 1

UPC #

3 n2

PLU #

PLU #

Menu No. 10

ENTER THE NUMBER

Menu No. 11

Menu No. 12

PLU #

Menu No. 13

P13 b3 th

Menu No. 14

ENT KEY TO PROG

Menu No. 15

Menu No. 16

LOGO

Menu No. 17

ENTER G.LINE #

Menu No. 18

IN PROCESS

ENTER THE NUMBER

Menu No. 20

8. VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMMED REPORTS

PLU PROGRAHED DATA

COHHODITY DESCRI

SPEED KEY REPORT

COHHO. & INGRE.

GRADE LINE REPORT

9. OPERATING PROCEDURES

9.1 WEIGHED COMMODITY OPERATION

9.2 FIX PRICE OPERATION

SNOKED SALHON CHUNKS

DEC 25