Toshiba EO1-32004, EO1-32004BE, H-9000, H-9000N-US, H-9000N User Manual

TEC Label/Receipt Printer

H-9000N-US

Owner’s Manual

Safety Summary

Safety Summary

Personal safety in handling or maintaining the equipment is extremely important. Warnings and Cautions necessary for safe handling are included in this manual. All warnings and cautions contained in this manual should be read and understood before handling or maintaining the equipment.

Do not attempt to effect repairs or modifications to this equipment. If a fault occurs that cannot be rectified using the procedures described in this manual, turn off the power, unplug the machine, then contact your authorized TOSHIBA TEC representative for assistance.

Meanings of Each Symbol

This symbol indicates warning items (including cautions). Specific warning contents are drawn inside the symbol. (The symbol on the left indicates a general caution.)

This symbol indicates prohibited actions (prohibited items). Specific prohibited contents are drawn inside or near the symbol. (The symbol on the left indicates “no disassembling”.)

This symbol indicates actions which must be performed. Specific instructions are drawn inside or near thesymbol.

(The symbol on the left indicates “disconnect the power cord plug from the outlet”.)

			This indicates that there is the risk of death or serious injury if the
	WARNING machines are improperly handled contrary to this indication.
	Any other than the		Do not use voltages other than the	Prohibited		Do not plug in or unplug the power
	specified AC voltage
		voltage (AC) specified on the rating			cord plug with wet hands as this may
	is prohibited.
		plate, as this may cause fire or			cause electric shock.
		electric shock.

	Prohibited		If the machines share the same	Prohibited			Do not place metal objects or
		outlet with any other electrical			water-filled containers such as flower
		appliances which consume large			vases, flower pots or mugs, etc. on
		amounts of power, the voltage will			top of the machines. If metal objects
		fluctuate widely each time these			or spilled liquid enter the machines,
		appliances operate. Be sure to			this may cause fire or electric
		provide an exclusive outlet for the			shock.
		machine as this may cause the
		machines to malfunction.
	Prohibited		Do not insert or drop metal,	Prohibited			Do not scratch, damage or modify
		flammable or other foreign objects into			the power cords. Also, do not place
		the machines through the ventilation			heavy objects on, pull on, or exces-
		slits, as this may cause fire or electric			sively bend the cords, as this may
		shock.			cause fire or electrical shock.

Disconnect		If the machines are dropped or their	Disconnect		Continued use of the machines in an
the plug.	cabinets damaged, first turn off the		the plug.	abnormal condition such as when the
	power switches and disconnect the			machines are producing smoke or
	power cord plugs from the outlet, and			strange smells may cause fire or elec-
	then contact your authorized			tric shock. In these cases, immedi-
	TOSHIBA TEC representative for			ately turn off the power switches and
	assistance. Continued use of the			disconnect the power cord plugs from
				the outlet. Then, contact your author-
	machine in that condition may cause
				ized TOSHIBA TEC representative for
	fire or electric shock.
				assistance.

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Safety Summary

		Disconnect		If foreign objects (metal fragments,	Disconnect			When unplugging the power cords,
		the plug.	water, liquids) enter the machines,		the plug.	be sure to hold and pull on the plug
			first turn off the power switches and			portion. Pulling on the cord portion
			disconnect the power cord plugs from			may cut or expose the internal wires
			the outlet, and then contact your			and cause fire or electric shock.
			authorized TOSHIBA TEC repre-
			sentative for assistance. Continued
			use of the machine in that condition
			may cause fire or electric shock.
		Connect a		Ensure that the equipment is	No disassem-			Do not remove covers, repair or
		grounding
			properly grounded. Extension cables		bling.	modify the machine by yourself. You
		wire.
			should also be grounded. Fire or			may be injured by high voltage, very
						hot parts or sharp edges inside the
			electric shock could occur on
						machine.
			improperly grounded equipment.

CAUTIONThis indicates that there is the risk of personal Injury or damage to objects if the machines are improperly handled contrary to this indication.

Precautions

The following precautions will help to ensure that this machine will continue to function correctly.

•Try to avoid locations that have the following adverse conditions:

*	Temperatures out of the specification	*	Direct sunlight	*	High humidity
*	Shared power source	*	Excessive vibration	*	Dust/Gas

•Do not subject the machine to sudden shocks.

•Do not press the keys too hard. Keys will operate correctly if they are touched lightly.

•Clean the cover and keyboard, etc. by wiping with a dry cloth or a cloth soaked with detergent and wrung out thoroughly. Never use thinner or other volatile solvent for cleaning.

•To ensure that the scale is operating correctly, place a known weight on the platter and check it for correct weight measurement. This should be done every morning before starting normal operations.

•When moving the machine, take hold of the case and lift the machine. Never hold the remote unit.

•Do not place the machines on unstable or slanted surfaces, as they may drop or fall and cause injury.

•USE ONLY TOSHIBA TEC SPECIFIED paper.

•DO NOT STORE the paper or ribbons where they might be exposed to direct sunlight, high temperatures, high humidity, dust, or gas.

•Ensure the machine is operated on a level surface.

•Any data stored in the memory of the machine could be lost during a machine fault.

•Try to avoid using this equipment on the same power supply as high voltage equipment or equipment likely to cause mains interference.

•Unplug the machine whenever you are working inside it or cleaning it.

•Keep your work environment static free.

•Do not place heavy objects on top of the machines, as these items may become unbalanced and fall causing injury.

•Do not block the ventilation slits of the machines, as this will cause heat to build up inside the machines and may cause fire.

•Do not lean against the machine. It may fall on you and could cause injury.

•Care must be taken not to injure yourself with the printer paper cutter.

•Unplug the machine when it is not used for a long period of time.

Request Regarding Maintenance

•Utilize our maintenance services.

After purchasing the machine, contact your authorized TOSHIBA TEC representative for assistance once a year to have the inside of the machine cleaned. Otherwise, dust will build up inside the machines and may cause a fire or a malfunction. Cleaning is particularly effective before humid rainy seasons.

•Our preventive maintenance service performs the periodic checks and other work required to maintain the quality and performance of the machines, preventing accidents beforehand.

For details, please consult your authorized TOSHIBA TEC representative for assistance.

•Using insecticides and other chemicals

Do not expose the machines to insecticides or other volatile solvents. This will cause the cabinet or other parts to deteriorate or cause the paint to peel.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

1.INTRODUCTION 1-1

1.1APPLICABLE MODEL 1-2

1.2ACCESSORIES 1-2

2.SPECIFICATION 2-1

2.1PRINTER 2-1

2.2OPTION 2-2

3.APPEARANCE 3-1

4.DISPLAY 3-1

5.KEY LAYOUT 5-1

5.1PROGRAMMING KEYBOARD 5-1

5.2OPERATION KEYBOARD AND SPEED KEYBOARD 5-3

5.3SELF SERVICE KEYBOARD 5-5

6.PROCEDURE BEFORE OPERATION 6-1

7.REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MEDIA 7-1

8.OUTLINE OF OPERATION 8-1

9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 9-1

9.1PLU DATA EDIT 9-4

9.2PLU DATA SETTING 9-5

9.3INGREDIENT MESSAGE 9-7

9.4NUTRITION SETTING 9-8

9.5PLU VERIFYING LABEL 9-12

9.6ADDRESS AND COMMERCIAL MESSAGE SETTING 9-13

9.7COMBINATION MESSAGE 9-14

9.8SPECIAL INFORMATION 9-16

9.9GRADE LINE 9-16

9.10SPEED KEY SETTING 9-17

9.11PRINT FORMAT 9-18

9.12DATE/TIME SETTING 9-20

9.13CMT/PL-3 9-20

9.14IN-LINE/LOCAL 9-23

9.15LON SYSTEM 9-24

9.16BAR CODE FORMAT 9-26

9.17TITLES 9-28

9.18TRANSFERRING LOGO DATA 9-29

9.19IDIOM SETTING 9-30

9.20VENDOR SETTING 9-31

9.21FREE FORMAT SETTING 9-32

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10.PROGRAMMED DATA VERIFICATION REPORTS 10-1

11.PASSWORD SECURITY 11-1

11.1SETTING PASSWORD AND PROTECT MENU 11-1

11.2CALLING MENU BY ENTERING PASSWORD 11-3

12.OPERATING PROCEDURES 12-1

12.1WEIGHING OPERATION 12-2

12.2FIX PRICE OPERATION 12-3

12.3BY COUNT OPERATION 12-4

12.4PRINT COUNT OPERATION 12-6

12.5ISSUING LABELS WITH NET WEIGHT STATEMENT 12-9

12.6TARE/SAVE FUNCTION PROCEDURES 12-11

12.7CALLING AND PRINTING GRADE LINES 12-12

12.8CALLING AND PRINTING LOGOS 12-13

12.9SELECTING PRINT ITEM 12-14

12.10DATE CHANGE 12-15

12.11BATCH PRINT MODE (WITH 30 ITEMS RUN ASSIGNMENT) 12-16

12.12VISUAL COMMODITY LIBRARY 12-19

12.13FLOATING VENDOR 12-20

13.TOTAL OPERATION 13-1

13.1HOURLY TOTAL REPORT 13-2

13.2GRAND TOTAL REPORT 13-2

13.3PLU TOTAL REPORT 13-2

13.4VENDOR TOTAL REPORT 13-3

14.ERROR MESSAGE TABLE 14-1

15.CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD 15-1

16.TROUBLESHOOTING 16-1

CAUTION:

1.This manual may not be copied in whole or in part without prior written permission of TOSHIBA TEC.

2.The contents of this manual my be changed without notification.

3.Please refer to your local Authorized Service representative with regard to any queries you may have in this manual.

Copyright © 2001

by TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION All Rights Reserved

570 Ohito, Ohito-cho, Tagata-gun, Shizuoka-ken, JAPAN

1.INTRODUCTION

1. INTRODUCTION

1. INTRODUCTION

The H-9000 is a label/receipt printer developed to comprise a system along with the SL-9000 series scales(SL-9000-FFB/FFR/FFH, H-9100). As a cash register it records details of all item sales, cash and other media taken, and prints a fully itemised receipt. It can also be programmed with numerous types of special offer, applicable to both labelling and cash register operations.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operations of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. (for USA only)

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by manufacturer for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

“This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.”

“Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.”

(for CANADA only)

Some procedures described in this manual may be illegal in various state jurisdictions. When there are optional settings to enable various functions or to disable functions. Please ensure that the optional settings for scale operation meet the local requirements of weights and measures. If you are uncertain of specific items, contact the state or county office of weights and measures for clarification.

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1.INTRODUCTION

1.1 APPLICABLE MODEL

1.1 APPLICABLE MODEL

∙ H-9000-N-US

The description of the model number is as follows.

H - 9 0 0 0 - N - U S

Destination Code

N: LAN (Option) is available.

Blank: LAN (Option) is not available.

1.2 ACCESSORIES

Owner’s Manual	Quality control	Print Head Cleaner
(EO1-32004)	report	(24089500013)

Receipt Cutter

Flanged Screw

Power Cord

NOTE : Check that there are no missing or incorrect parts in the accessories.

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2.SPECIFICATION

2.1 PRINTER

2. SPECIFICATION

2.1 PRINTER

Item	Description
Unit Price Presettable	$ 0.01 - 99.99
Minimum Price Display	$ 0.01
Power Requirement	AC 120 V±10%, 60 Hz
Power Consumption	66 W, 1.1 A (Standby: 26 W, 0.39 A)
Temperature Limits	32°F- 104°F (0 - 40 )
Relative Humidity	35 % - 85 % (No condensation)
Message Display	256 x 64 dots Fluorescent display
Unit Price	4 digits
Total Price	5 digits
Capacity of PLU Memory	3600 PLUs max. (Standard)
Print Head	Thermal Print Head (2 inch wide)
Media Issue Method	On-demand
Dot Density	193 dots/inch (7.6 dots/mm)
Print Speed	3 inch/sec. (76.2 mm/sec.)
Available Print Width	2 inch (50.7 mm)
Recommended Media
Thermal Label	VHTS, VLTB (OSP)/Outer diameter: φ 90 mm (Max.)
Variable Length Label	VHTS, VLTB (OSP)/Outer diameter: φ 90 mm (Max.)
Thermal Receipt	FC (RICHO)/Outer diameter: φ 90 mm (Max.)
Interface	CMT/PL-3 interface (Program Loader)
	LON interface (RS-485)
	PC-AT KEY interface (Option)
	TMCC interface (Option)
	Drawer interface
	LAN Interface (10 Base T) (Option)
Dimensions (approx.)	11.7 inch (width) x 11.6 inch (depth) x 14.6 inch (height)
	298 mm (width) x 295 mm (depth) x 372 mm (height)
Weight	9 kg
Optional Scale Unit
(OP-9000N-30M-US)
Maximum Capacity	30 lb (17 Kg)
Minimum Scale Division	0.005 lb (0 - 15 lb.)
	0.001 lb (15 - 30 lb.)
Display Range	0 - 30.05 lb
Weight Display digit	5 digits
Maximum Tare	2.000 lb

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2.SPECIFICATION

							2.2 OPTION
2.2 OPTION
		Option Name		Model No.	Description		Source
				or Part No.
			LON Connector	Part No.	A modular connector used to connect printers or		See
			TM8P-88P	EAJ-0028001	scales to each other in a LON configuration.		Note 2
			LON Terminal	Part No.	A modular resistor attached to the printers or		See
				EAJ-0029001	scales connected at both ends of the LON		Note 2
			Resistor 285D-8P
	LON				configuration.
			LON Cable	Part No.	An 8-pin telephone cable used with	the LON	See
				10319100003	connectors attached to both ends of the cable.		Note 2
			S-STLAN-2P
					This cable connects printers or scales to each
			(200 m/roll)
					other in a LON configuration.
				OP-9000-IOB	An I/O board equipped with the TMCC interface		See
			I/O PC Board		and PC-AT keyboard interface ports.	It is used	Note 1
					to construct a TMCC system and program PLU
	TMCC
					data, etc..
			TMCC Cable Kit	OP-9000-IOCN-	A cable kit for the TMCC interface.		See
				TMCC			Note 1
	Scale unit			OP-9000N-30M-	Connecting this optional scale unit enables the		See
				US	H-9000N to be used as a scale printer.		Note 1
				OP-9000-SRAM-	DIP type S-RAM to be installed on the MEMO PC		See
	Memory Module			512KB	board (OP-9000-PIGGYBACK-S/F) for memory		Note 1
					expansion. When expanding the memory,		and 3
					install the two modules as one set.
	10 Base T (LAN) Interface			OP-9000N-LAN	This board enables the H-9000N to be used in a		See
	Board (SL-9000N only)				LAN network.		Note 1
	Drawer			DRW-FT70	When connected to the H-9000, it allows		See
					transaction with cash just like a cash register.		Note 1

NOTES:

1.Contact TOSHIBA TEC H.Q. or your nearest TOSHIBA TEC representative.

2.Order from TOSHIBA TEC Parts Center or purchase locally.

3.When purchasing memory modules locally, select one having the following specifications.

■Maker: HITACH Static RAM (OP-9000-SRAM-512KB)

■Type: HM628512ALP-770ns, 600mil 32-pin Plastic DIP (DP-32) (OP-9000-SRAM-512KB)

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3.APPEARANCE

3. APPEARANCE

3. APPEARANCE	CMT/PL-3 I/F
	LON I/F
Display	LAN interface
Programming Keypad	(Option)
	Drawer I/F
	Operating Keypad
	Printer Cover

Print head	Adjustable Legs

Main Power Switch

TMCC I/F Option

Power Inlet

The following sections describe the controls of the H-9000, its routine maintenance and some basic safety and operating precautions. You must be familiar with these before attempting to use the H- 9000.

4. DISPLAY

	H-9000N		WEIGHT	e=d		SCROLLING MESSAGE INDICATES
		CAPACITY	0 15 lb	0.005 lb		SCALE AT ZERO
			15 30 lb	0.01 lb

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5.KEY LAYOUT

5.1 PROGRAMMING KEYBOARD

5. KEY LAYOUT

5.1 PROGRAMMING KEYBOARD

					CLEAR	SHIFT	SET	NEXT	AUTO
							NEXT	PLU	CODE
			SEND	RECEIVE	↑	↓	CHANGE	DELETE	RETURN
							PLU	PLU	1/4
							DELETE	INSERT	DELETE
PROG.		ENTER		TEST	←	→	(A)		(B)
							1/2	1
!	”	#	$	%	&	´		?	@
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0
*	+	(	)	/	:	;	<	=	>
Q	W	E	R	T	Y	U	I	O	P

[	`	]	^		{	:	}
A	S	D	F	G	H	J	K	L

È	É	Â	Ê	→	←	↓	↑	▼
Z	X	C	V	B	N	M	SPACE	,	.
							ZERO		FEED

NOTE: Blank keys have no function.

■ Programming Keyboard Function

Name of Key			Function
			1. Clears numeric data just entered.
	CLEAR
			2. Releases the scale from the error mode.
			Selects the upper case or lower case.
	SHIFT
			Calls the PLU # which follows the PLU # currently called.
	SET
			Sets the media transparency on the sensor.
	NEXT
			Calls the PLU # registered right after currently called PLU #.
	NEXT
	PLU
			Sets “AUTO CODE”.
	AUTO
	CODE
			Changes the PLU # currently called.
	CHANGE
	PLU
			Deletes PLU.
	DELETE
	PLU
			Prints data set in the currently called PLU.
	TEST
			Inputs data to the H-9000 system during programming.
	ENTER

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5.KEY LAYOUT

5.1 PROGRAMMING KEYBOARD

Name of Key				Function
			1.	Displays the preceding PLU data.
			2. Used to set an auto code.
			3.	Calls the preceding label format # when setting the print position.
			Moves the cursor to left.
	←
			Moves the cursor to right.
	→
			1.	Deletes a character selected by the cursor when setting the commodity name or
	DELETE
				message.
	(A)
	1/2		2.	Sets a unit price per 1/2 lb.
			1.	Inserts a space at the cursor position when setting the commodity name or
	INSERT			message.
	1		2.	Sets a unit price per lb.
			Deletes all characters on the current setting line when setting the commodity name or
	DELETE
	(B)		message.
			1.	Displays the next line when setting the ingredient and message.
	RETURN
	1/4		2. Sets a unit price per 1/4 lb.
			Inserts a blank space in descriptors.
	↑
	SPACE
			Stores “ingredient data” in the temporary memory.
	SEND
			Calls “ingredient data” from the temporary memory.
	RECEIVE
			Sets the preceding item when setting PLU and nutrition information.
	↑
			Sets the following item when setting PLU and nutrition information.
	↓
			Returns to the programming menu.
	PROG.
			1.	Changes the programming menu page.
			2.	Selects capitals or small letters.
			3.	Sorts the file when setting PLU data, ingredient data and nutrition data.
			4.	Sets a block PLU # using the confirmation label procedure.
			5.	Selects the scrolling message or fixed message.
			6.	Changes the speed key page and sets a department #.
			7.	Selects the adjusting item of print format in rotation.
			8.	Toggles between In-line and Local or in-line and off-line of LON system.
Other Keys			The other 39 keys are used to set the character.

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5.KEY LAYOUT

5.2 OPERATION KEYBOARD AND SPEED KEYBOARD

5.2 OPERATION KEYBOARD AND SPEED KEYBOARD

	1		2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	1/2
	10		11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	1/4
	19		20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	PRESET
											COUNT
	28		29	30	31	32	33	34	35	36	GRADE
											LINE
	37		38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	LOGO
	46		47	48	49	50	51	52	53	54	GROUP#
	55		56	57	58	59	60	61	62	63	ST
	64		65	66	67	68	(2) 69	70	ZERO	TEST	FEED
								(1)

ESC.	PROG.	POWER
NEXT	VOID
PLU
SAVE	FOR	DT/TM
7	8	9
4	5	6
1	2	3
0	T	C
PLU		PRT/*

NOTES: 1. The numbers form 1- 70 indicate the speed key layout, but the actual keys have no number. Pressing the key enables another 70 PLUs assignment.

2.The functions of the (1) and (2) keys can be changed according to the initial settings as follows.

Initial Setting #		Speed key #
28-4	12-8	69 (2)	70 (1)
0	0	Speed key #69	Speed key #70
0	1	Speed key #69	AUTO/MANUAL key
1	0	Speed key #69	Tare % key
1	1	AUTO/MANUAL key	Tare % key

■ Operation Keyboard Function

	Name of Key								Function
								Enters PLU #, unit price and tare weight.
	0				9
				to
								1.	Clears numeric entries.
				C
								2.	Releases the scale from error mode.
								3.	Releases the scale from SAVE mode.
								Subtracts tare.
				T
								Calls a PLU or clears displayed PLU.
			PLU

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5.KEY LAYOUT

									5.2 OPERATION KEYBOARD AND SPEED KEYBOARD
	■ Operation Keyboard Function
	Name of Key								Function
									Prints the customer label.
			PRT/*
									Saves tare and unit price after taking off the commodity from a platter.
			SAVE
									Sets the number of articles in “BY COUNT” mode.
			FOR
									Displays the date.
			DT/TM
									Selects the item for change Print/OFF.
			NEXT
			PLU
									Corrects data just after the registration.
			VOID
									1. Selects the speed key page.
									2. Selects the function for change Print/OFF.
									Returns to the main menu.
			ESC.
									Accesses print item, auto message timer, print format and issue mode selection
			PROG.
									mode.
									Turns the display on/off when the scale power is on.
			POWER
									Changes between 1/2 lb and 1/4 lb (US type only).
		1/2				1/4
									Sets the number of labels to print.
			PRESET
			COUNT
									Prints a grade line.
			GRADE
			LINE
									Calls the logo.
			LOGO
									No function.
			GROUP
			#
									No function
			ST

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5.KEY LAYOUT

5.3 SELF SERVICE KEYBOARD

■ Operation Keyboard Function

	Name of Key							Function
								This key is used for item or subtotal discount by entering a percentage.
		%
								(Optional key by initial setting)
								Feeds the label.
		FEED
								Issues a test label.
		TEST
								Adjusts the zero point.
		ZERO
								Changes the label issue mode between Automatic issue and manual issue.
		AUTO/
		MANUAL						(Optional key by initial setting)
								Calls the PLU frequently used.
	1				70
			to

5.3 SELF SERVICE KEYBOARD

NOTE: The self service keyboard is available only when the optional scale unit is connected.

NOTES: 1.	When using the self service keyboard, set the initial setting #13-2 to 1.
2.	The above X columns indicate No Function.
3.	The		Key is available while scanning.
		ESC.

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5.KEY LAYOUT

5.3 SELF SERVICE KEYBOARD

(For Programming/Unit-Price Change/Read Reset/Security)

Speed key can operate among unit-price change (prog-mod), read/reset-mode, security-mode. Of course panel-key can operate, those panel key don’t indicate top of key-sheet.

NOTE: If you would like to switch the initial setting #13-2 to 1 please contact your authorized TOSHIBA TEC representative.

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6.PROCEDURE BEFORE OPERATION

6. PROCEDURE BEFORE OPERATION

6. PROCEDURE BEFORE OPERATION

1.Unpack the accessories and Printer from the carton.

2.Install the options on the printer, if necessary.

3.Refer to Safety Precautions in this manual and set up the Printer at a proper location.

4.Load the Label or Receipt. (See Page 7-1.)

5.Be sure to insert the Power Cord Plug into an AC outlet.

6.When the optional scale unit is connected, adjust the level gauge.

7.Connect a PC-AT Keyboard if necessary.

8.Turn the power on and then press the power key. (See page 8-1.)

9.Set the following program menu:

Menu Page	ITEM No.	Programming Name
2	0	PRINT FORMAT
2	1	DATE/TIME SETTING
1	1	PLU DATA SETTING

If necessary, set the following program menu:

Menu Page	ITEM No.	Programming Name
1	2	INGREDIENT MESSAGE
1	3	NUTRITION SETTING
1	5	ADDRESS AND COMMECIAL MESSAGE SETTING
1	7	SPECIAL INFORMATION
1	8	GRADE LINE
1	9	SPEED KEY SET

10.Call a PLU which contains the unit price, then check a correct price is displayed.

11.Label issue is ready.

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7.REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MEDIA

7. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MEDIA

7. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MEDIA

1.Open the printer cover and turn the head-up lever to the right.

2.Pull out the roll stopper and backing paper stopper, then remove the receipt/label core with the backing paper. You can loosen the backing paper by turning the paper winding shaft anticlockwise:

Head-up Lever

Receipt/Label Core

Roll Stopper

Backing Paper Stopper

Paper Winding Shaft Backing Paper (Labels only)

3. Put a new receipt/label roll over the media shaft and fix it with the roll stopper.

Media Shaft

Receipt/Label

Roll Stopper

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7.REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MEDIA

7. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MEDIA

4.Insert the tip of the receipt/label into the print head.

5.Align the two media guides with the right edge of the receipt/label.

Media Guide

Media Guide

6.Thread the receipt/label as shown below.

When using a label roll, take up the backing paper onto the winding roll and fix it with the backing paper stopper.

NOTE: Labels and receipts should be left-aligned as viewed from the front of the machine, and always threaded in parallel with the media shaft and the print head. Failure to do this may cause a paper jam or a skew feed.

7. Turn the head-up lever to the arrow indicating direction to set the print head in position.

	(Lebel threading method)	(Receipt threading method)
	Head-up Lever	Head-up Lever	Receipt
	Print Head
		Label

Winding Roll

Backing Paper Stopper

8.Close the printer cover.

9.Finally press the Feed key to confirm that the labels/receipts are loaded correctly.

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8.OUTLINE OF OPERATION

8. OUTLINE OF OPERATION

8. OUTLINE OF OPERATION

NOTES:

1.You can register a password to avoid unauthorized access to each menu except for REG. menu.

2. To avoid unneeded use of the display, press the POWER key to turn the display off while being unused. Pressing the POWER key again allows you to enter REG mode without scanning.

3.Refer to respective sections for explanation of each menu enclosed by a double rectangle.

4. In the self service scale mode (the initial setting #13-2 is set to 1) the POWER , and ESC. Keys are available in the following cases.

POWER		key:	Available after the main power switch turns ON.
			Available after the POWER key is depressed while scaling.
ESC.	Key:

5.In the self service scale mode (the initial setting #13-2 is set to 1), these keys are unavailable.

If you would like to switch the initial setting #13-2 to 1, please contact your authorized TOSHIBA TEC

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8.OUTLINE OF OPERATION

				8. OUTLINE OF OPERATION
■ Registration mode
			O: AVAILABLE		x:NOT AVAILABLE
No.	FUNCTION	WEIGH	BY	FIX		SELF
						SERVICE
		(NOTE)	COUNT	PRICE
						(NOTE)
1	ZERO SETTING	o	x	o		o
2	LABEL FEED	o	o	o		o
3	CALL PLU BY SPEED KEY	o	o	o		x
4	CALL PLU BY PLU KEY	o	o	o		o
5	RETURN TO PLU CALLING MODE	o	o	o		o
7	TEMPORARY CHANGE OF DATE	o	x	o		x
8	TARE CLEAR	o	x	o		x
9	PRESET TARE 1	o	x	o		x
10	PRESET TARE 2	o	x	o		x
11	DIRECT TARE	o	x	o		x
12	SAVE UNIT PRICE	o	x	o		x
13	SAVE TARE	o	x	o		x
14	TEST PRINT	o	o	o		x
15	MANUAL ISSUE WITH WEIGHING	o	x	o		x
16	VOID REGISTRATION	o	o	o		x
17	AUTO ISSUE WITH WEIGHING	o	x	o		x
18	1/2, 1/4LB KEY	o	x	x		x
19	100g, kg KEY	o	x	x		x
20	LB/kg KEY	o	x	x		x
21	CHANGE PRINT/OFF	o	o	o		x
22	BY COUNT (FIX PRICE)	x	o	x		o
23	BY COUNT (PRICE/PIECES)	x	o	x		x
24	BY COUNT (SPLIT PRICE)	x	o	x		x
25	COUNT PRESET	o	o	o		x
26	NET WT. STATEMENT	x	x	o		x
27	CALL LOGO	o	o	o		x
28	CALL DEPT.#	o	o	o		x
29	CALL GRADE LINE	o	o	o		x
30	OPEN PLU	o	o	o		o
31	AUTO CLEAR	o	x	o/x		o
32	FLOATING VENDOR	o	o	o		x
33	% TARE	o	x	x		x
34	BATCH PRINTING	x	o	o/x		x
35	VISUAL COMMODITY LIBRARY	o	o	o		x
36	TMCC (CMT-port) communicarion	o	o	o		o
37	Clerk Label	o	o	o		x

NOTE: WEIGH and SELF SERVICE modes are available only when the optional scale unit is connected.

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9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

■ How to access the Programming Menu

9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

■How to access the Programming Menu

			Select the
	Enter a		programming
		unnecessary
			menu page.
	menu number

	ESC.	0	neccesary	Enter the
			Password	Password

Select an item No. (See next page.)

0

9

	Programming	Programming	PROG.
	starts	completes

NOTES: 1. When the selected menu ( 0 ) is protected from an access, refer to Section 11.2 and enter the password.

2.In Section 9.1, 9.2 and 9.3, items which have been sold on that day cannot be called before resetting (refer to Section 13.) unless Initial Set #1-4 is set to 1.

<Menu> PROG.1
0.	PLU DATA EDIT	5.	MESSAGE
1.	PLU DATA	6.	MSG. COMBINATION
2.	INGREDIENT	7.	SPECIAL INFO
3.	NUTRITION	8.	GRADE LINE
4.	CONFIRMATION LABEL	9.	SPEED KEY SET
<Menu> PROG.2
0.	PRT LOCATION	5.	INITIAL SET
1.	DATE TIME	6.	BAR CODE FORMAT
2.	CMT	7.	TITLE
3.	ON-LINE/LOCAL	8.	LOGO
4.	LON SYSTEM	9.	IDIOM

<Menu> PROG.3

0.VENDOR

1.FREE FORMAT

2.LAN SYSTEM

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9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

■ Title and Contents of Programming Menu

■ Title and Contents of Programming Menu

Table 1.

NO.	TITLE	MENU	ITEM	CONTENTS	Page
		PAGE	NO.
1	PLU DATA EDIT	1	0	CHANGE UNIT PRICE	9-4
2	PLU DATA	1	1	PROGRAM/CHANGE/DELETE PLU	9-5
3	INGREDIENT MESSAGE	1	2	PROGRAM/CHANGE INGREDIENT	9-7
4	NUTRITION SETTING	1	3	PROGRAM/CHANGE NUTRITION FACTS TABLE	9-8
5	CONFIRMATION LABEL	1	4	VERIFY THE PROGRAMMING DATA OF PLU	9-12
6	ADDRESS OR MESSAGE SETTING	1	5	PROGRAM MESSAGE/ADDRESS	9-13
7	COMBINATION MESSAGE	1	6	PROGRAM MESSAGE ON DISPLAY AND TIME	9-14
8	SPECIAL INFO.	1	7	PROGRAM SPECIAL INFORMATION	9-16
9	GRADE LINE	1	8	PROGRAM GRADE LINE	9-16
10	SPEED KEY SETTING	1	9	ASSIGN COMMON PLU TO SPECIFIC SPEED KEY	9-17
11	PRT LOCATION	2	0	SELECT LABEL FORMAT AND ADJUST	9-18
12	DATE/TIME SETTING	2	1	PROGRAM DATE/TIME/MACHINE #/STORE CODE	9-20
13	CMT/PL-3	2	2	BACK-UP/LOAD DATA OF PLU/ING/NUTRI./SPEED KEY	9-20
14	IN-LINE/LOCAL	2	3	SET PARAMETERS FOR TMCC	9-23
15	LON SYSTEM	2	4	SET PARAMETERS FOR LON	9-24
16	INITIAL SET	2	5	SET INITIAL PARAMETERS	-----
17	BAR CODE FORMAT	2	6	PROGRAM BARCODE FORMAT	9-26
18	TITLE	2	7	PROGRAM/CHANGE TITLE ON DISPLAY/PRINT	9-28
19	LOGO	2	8	SEND/RECEIVE LOGO DATA	9-29
20	IDIOM	2	9	PROGRAM IDIOM	9-30
21	VENDOR	3	0	VENDOR NAME	9-30
22	FREE FORMAT	3	1	PROGRAM FREE FORMAT	9-31
23	LAN SYSTEM	3	2	PROGRAMS PARAMETERS FOR LAN	-----

NOTE: Menu No. 16 and 23 are programs for use of dealers. Contact a TOSHIBA TEC representative if you desire to use them. When you enter one of these menus by mistake, press ESC. Key to return to Main Menu.

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9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

■ How to enter characters

■ How to enter characters

Use the following procedure to enter a commodity name, address and ingredient message.

Example) 1 st line:	TEC STORE
2 nd line:	(TEL) 0123-45-6789

T E C

SPACE

	S	T	O	R	E	RETURN
						1/4

1 st line content

SHIFT

(

				DELETE
SHIFT	T	E	E	(A)
				1/2

L

6

7

8

9

2 nd line content

NOTES:

1.

←

keys

→

are the cursor keys.

and

2.

To

insert a

space, move the cursor to the next character to the space to be inserted, and

press

INSERT

key.

3.

To delete a line,

press

DELETE (B)

key.

4.

To move the cursor to

line, press

key, or

↑

key when entering a

the preceding

commodity

name.

5.

Pressing the

key toggles between capitals and small letter.

6.

When entering

a

commodity name, press

ENTER

or

↓

key instead of the

RETURN 1/4

key to return.

7.Pressing the CHANGE PLU key toggles the type font between normal and boldface.

8.To call a preset ingredient message idiom, follow the procedure below:

NEXT				RETURN
		Enter the idiom #.
PLU				1/4

9. To skip a line when entering an ingredient message, follow the procedure below:

SET		Enter the line #.		RETURN
NEXT				1/4

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9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

9.1 PLU DATA EDIT

9.1PLU DATA EDIT

Menu Page: 1

Item No.: 0

In this procedure, use operation keys (except when calling a PLU by using a speed key). The unit price stored in a PLU can be changed with this menu.

a

	<MENU>	0
	Page 1

	Enter the PLU #
	NEXT	or	VOID	PRT
	PLU			*
			Enter theSpeed key #
			(see NOTE 3)

Speed key Page 1↔Page 2

Change the unit price (max. 4 digit)

PRT

*

TEST

	a
	PROG.	<MENU>
		Page 1
	ESC.	Main
		<MENU>

NOTES: 1. An attempt to call a PLU # that has not been stored in the PLU file results in an error.

2.Under this Menu (Menu No. 0), “open-price” PLU’s price cannot be changed.

3.In the self service scale mode (the initial setting #13-2 is set to 1), any PLU cannot be called by using the speed key.

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9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

9.2 PLU DATA SETTING

9.2PLU DATA SETTING

Menu Page: 1

Item No.: 1

Setting or changing the contents of PLU (PLU#, UPC#, Commodity Name, etc).

b

	<MENU>	1	AUTO	Set auto code
	Page 1		CODE	for the UPC#
		NEXT	or
		PLU

SET

NEXT

ENTER

Is status	1	Set tare limit.
of initial set		Max. 2 lb	ENTER
#8-2?

0

Enter PLU#
(max. 6 dig.)	ENTER

Enter UPC# (Max. 6 dig.)

	ENTER	Enter commodity name.	ENTER
		(max. 32 chars.×4 lines)

BY COUNT

Is status		1
				In what mode			Enter quantity for that
of initial set							price. (Max. 2 dig.)
				is PLU used?
#1-6?
	0			WEIGH
				or FIX

ENTER	Enter unit price.
	(max. 4 dig.)	ENTER

Is status	1	Enter flag of
of initial set		unit price.	ENTER
#26-4?		(Refer to NOTE4)
0

Enter shelf life. (Max. 3 dig.)

	Is status	1	Enter PERIOD OF
ENTER	of initial set		RELISH (Max. 3 dig.)	ENTER
	#7-8?
	0

Is status	1	Enter tare wignt.
of initial set		(Max. 2lb)	ENTER
#23-1?
0

	à	2	Is status
			of initial set
			#8-1?
	Select		0 or 1
	compulsory tare

Is status	1	Selection Mode Flag
of initial set		0: Weight	ENTER
		1: By Count
#1-5?
0		2: Fix Price

	Is status	1	Safe Handing
			Instruction
	of initial set
			0: Non Print
	#10-5?
			1: Print
	0

	Status	1
ENTER	of initial set
	28-4?	See
	0	NOTE 7.

CHANGE	Enter current				Enter new
PLU	PLU#		ENTER		PLU#	ENTER
DELETE	Enter	ENTER		Y	or	N
PLU	PLU#
TEST	The setting label is issued.					(Sorting)
					à	Y
b

	PROG.	<MENU>				Any key
		Page 1				except	Y
	ESC.	Main				(Not Sorting)
			The memory file is sorted when a
		<MENU>
			memory full error occurs.

		Set tare %
	ENTER	(Max. 99.9%)
	à	(Price ↔ %)
Is status	2	Enter discount price
		or rate.
of initial set			ENTER
		(Price: Max. 5 digit
#12-4?
		Rate: Max. 3 digit)
0 or 1
Is status	1	Enter LOGO #.
of initial set		(#0 - 26)	ENTER
#9-4?		or (#0-99)*
0

9- 5	*: Selectable by the initial setting #10-7.

9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

9.2 PLU DATA SETTING

Pressing the ↓ key instead of the ENTER key returns to the preceding menu. Verification label of PLU data

key advances to the next menu. Pressing the ↑

(W: Weigh, F: Fix, B: By-count) (C: Compulsory, Blank: Not compulsory)

NOTES:

1. A UPC code is made up of a combination of an entered code and an AUTO CODE. Be

sure to attach some				characters to the end of the AUTO CODE, or all entered codes
will be ignored and an AUTO CODE will become an UPC code (see ex. 1).
ex. 1) enter code:	456			ex. 2) enter code: 4567	ex. 3) enter code: 123456
AUTO CODE:	123---			AUTO CODE: 123---	AUTO CODE: 987
↓				↓	↓
code#: 123456				code#: 123567	code#: 987

2.When there is no area to store PLU data, an error occurs when pressing the ENTER key.

3.Changing a PLU # to the number to which other PLU data is set will result in an error.

4.Unit price flag may be selected as follows:

a.INSERT 1

b.DELETE (A) 1/2

c.RETURN 1/4

key : $ per lb key : $ per 1/2 lb key : $ per 1/4 lb

5.Tare limit should be a multiple of 5, up to 2.000 lb for US type.

6.Safe handling instructions can be printed on 57-mm wide labels only. Safe handling instructions are printed on labels formatted for ingredient messages. Only ingredient message labels with 13 or more lines can be used to print safe handling instructions. Available print formats are as follows:

13 (63), 15 (65), 16 (66), 23 (73), 25 (75), 26 (76), 33 (83), 35 (85), 36 (86), 41, 42, 43, 48 and 49.

7.Tare % indicates a percentage of tare in gross weight, which is available when the initial Setting #28-4 is set to 1.

8.When setting open prices in the count mode (Initial Setting #1-6: 1), set zeros as quantity and unit price.

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9.PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

9.3 INGREDIENT MESSAGE

9.3INGREDIENT MESSAGE

Menu Page: 1

Item No.: 2

Ingredient messages can be printed on a label with a maximum of 54 characters per line using small letters or 32 characters per line using boldfaced small letters. Will print up to 38 lines.

<MENU>	2
Page 1

c

NEXT	or
PLU

Enter the PLU#

(max. 6 dig.)

ENTER

Enter the ingredient message (Refer to Page 9-3.)

Pressing the RECEIVE key calls data stored by pressing

the SEND key.

Pressing the SEND key temporarily stores data into the work buffer.

ENTER

	c
	PROG.	<MENU>
		Page 1
TEST		Main
	ESC.
		<MENU>
Sorting

Y

Any key

except Y Not Sorting

The memory file is sorted when a memory full error occurs.

NOTES: 1. When no data is programmed for the PLU, ingredient cannot be set.

2.When a selected PLU is not stored in the PLU file, a “PLU NOT FOUND” error occurs.

3.Once you exit this menu and enter again, data stored in the work buffer is cleared.

4.When there is no area to store ingredient data, a “MEMORY FULL” error occurs.

5.Different PLUs cannot use same the ingredient data. (PLU and ingredient data are in pairs.)

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