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Toshiba SL-5900, EMl-31015D, EM1-31015 User Manual

TEC Electronic Computing Scale

Table of Contents
SL-5900 (US. Version)
Document No. EM1-31015
TEC
TEC
TECTEC
TOKYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
EMl-31015D
Page
14. TOTAL OPERATION PROCEDURES ..................................... 34
14.1 HourlyTotalRepot-t .............................................
34
14.2 Grand Total Report .............................................. 35
14.3 PLUTotalReport
14.4 Clerk Total Report
............................................... 36
.............................................. 40
15. LISTUPOFPLUDATA .............................................. 42
16. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES .......................................
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Selection of Programming Menu ......................................
45
45
Menu No. 0 : Changing Unit Price or Price ............................... 46
Menu No. 1 : Setting or Changing PLU Data .............................. 47
Menu No. 2 : Setting Store Address or Commercial Message
.................. 52
Menu No. 3 : Adjusting Print Position for Label ............................ 53
Menu No. 4 : Setting Date, Time, Machine Number, and Store Number Menu No. Menu No. Menu No. Menu No. 11 : Setting Ingredient (for SL-5900-36 only)
5 : CMT Operations ........................................ 55
7 : Changing Bar Code Format ................................ 57
8 : Assigning Speed Keys .................................... 60
....................... 61
........... 54
Menu No. 12 : Issuing Confirmation Label (for SL-5900-35/36 only) ............... 63
Menu No. 13 : Switching On-Line/Local (for SL-5900-35136 only)
Menu No. 17 : Setting Grade Line (for SL-5900-36 only) ......................
Menu No. 18 : Memory Card (for SL-5900-36 only) ..........................
Menu No. 20 : Transmitting PLU File or Unit Price (FUN System) ................
Menu No. 21 : Setting Clerk Name (for SL-5900-36 only) ......................
Menu No. 40 : Setting Print Item #l ON/OFF ...............................
Menu No. 41 : Setting Print Item #2 ON/OFF ...............................
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65 66 69 70
72
73
17. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE ........................................... 74
18. BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE .....................................
75
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 your local Authorized Service representative with regard to any queries you may have in this manual.
Copyright 0 1996 by TEC CORPORATION All Rights Reserved l-14-10 Uchikanda. Chlvoda-ku. Tokvo. JAPAN
EMI-31015D
. INTRODUCTION
We thank you very much for purchasing the TEC Electronic Computing Scale SL-5900 Series. This scale has been designed with TEC reliability and offers a cost efficient system for a modest investment.
The SL-5900 (with thermal printer) takes advantage of the latest technology in microprocessors and
because of this, the decreased cabinet size permits the system to be placed virtually anywhere in your store. Your deli, and specialty departments can enjoy these high quality reliable TEC products. Improve your operating effectiveness and watch the enhanced utilization of your front end scanning
investment. This electronic Load Cell scale eliminates all moving parts and furnishes an accurate digital display of all information. 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 has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. 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.
15
of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
This
(for USA only)
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by manufacturer for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
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“This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations.”
“Cet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sur le materiel
brouilleur du Canada.”
(for CANADA only)
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 to this equipment. procedures described in this manual, turn off the power, unplug the machine, then contact your authorised TEC representative for assistance.
If a fault occurs that cannot be rectified using the
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an abnormal condition such as when the machines are producing smoke c strange smells may cause fire or
cause fire or electrical shock. electric shock. In these cases,
immediately turn off the power switches and disconnect the power cord plugs from the outlet. Then,
contact your sales agent (or mainte-
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If foreign objects (metal fragments,
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If the machines are dropped or thei
cabinets damaged, first turn off the
turn off the power switches and
power switches and disconnect the power cord plugs from the outlet, ant
,, the contact your sales agent (or
maintenance and service agent). agent). Continued use of the machine in that condition may cause fire or
Continued use of the machine in that
condition may cause flre or electric
electric shock.
m Ensure that the equipment is
properly grounded. Extension cables should also be grounded. Fire or electric shock can occur on improp­erly grounded equipment.
W Do not install the machines where
they might be exposed to direct
sunlight, high humidity, or dust.
Otherwfse fire or electric shock
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Do not place heavy the machines, as thes become unbalanced a
age to objects if the
[Precautions Durlng installation]
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Do not place the machines on
unstable or slanted surfaces, as they may drop or fall and cause injury.
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
Item
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Maximum Capacity Minimum Scale Division Display Range
Tare
Unit Price Presettable Minimum Price Display Remote Diasplay :
Weight
Unit Price
Total Price Message Display (option) Display Designations Remote Display Mode Capacity of PLU Memory Print Head Label Issue Method
Available Printing Width
Label Report Paper Power Requirement
Current Consumption Temperature Limits
Relative Humidity Dimensions (approx.)
Weight (approx.)
Memory Card
30 Ibs.
0.01 lb. O-30.05 Ibs. Up to 30 lbs. $0.01-99.99 $0.01
4 digits 4 digits 5 digits
16 characters (5x7 dot matrix) NET, PREPACK, INLINE, ERROR, ACCM, ITEMS Dual sides 400 PLUS
Thermal Print Head
On-demand
1.65” RICOH 120LA or equivalent
RICOH 115F (black) or equivalent
AC 120V + lo%, 60Hz
120VlA, 60Hz O”C- +4O”C (32”F-104°F)
35% w 85% RH (No condensation)
15.7” (W) x 16.2”(D) x 18.7”(H)
29 Ibs.
MC-1 28KB
(standard),
1240 PLUS max. (option)
Interface :
CMT Loader l/F FUN System I/F PC Keyboard I/F TMCC I/F Memory Card I/F
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Option Kit and Device
Cassette Magnetice Tape Loader : AIWA DR-1 PC Keyboard (for programming) : IBM PC-XT Keyboard, FUJITSU FKB-2831-001, FUJITSU FKB-
2831-101
For use of other
representative. Programming Keyboard : TEC RK-3 Programming Keyboard Adapter : TEC OP-57-RK-3 Message Display Kit : OP-LCDFIU-US (Except SL-5900-35-C4-US) TMCC Cable Kit :
OP-5900-TMCC
keyboards,
please conteact your TEC
Standard Standard Standard Standard
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
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W FUN System
The SL-5900 is based on the FUN (File Update Network) system, which is a simplified networking
system unique to TEC. allows any terminal in the system to transfer its PLU fife or UNIT PRICE data to other terminals for verification.
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System Configuration
This system can accommodate up to 16 terminals as a multi-drop, and
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Control Procedure : FUN (File Update Network) ... Multi-drop Transmission Speed : 4800 BPS Number of unit/system :
Max. 16 units
PLU
File
PLU
File
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2. OVERVIEW
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,-PC keyboard
connector
Platter
Message display ~~~
( Oplion: SL-5900-30/35-C2-US \ Standard : SL-5900-35/36-C4-US / I!
Mode switch (1)
Control IO&~
3. REMOTE DISPLAY
CAPACITY 30 x 0.01 Ibs
lb
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Level gaugi
keyboard
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ERROR
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NOTE : The characters (l-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.
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COMMODITY NAME
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NEXT
PLU
ALIT0 CODE SEND
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RK-3 (with OP-57-RK-KS) Keyboard (for programming)
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5. KEY FUNCTIONS
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For Operation Keyboard
Lode Switch (1) “AUTO” position:
This position is used to issue regular scale labels. When the weight becomes stable, the label will automatically be issued. “MANUAL” position:
ight becomes stable, the label will be issued by depressing
EMl-31015D
vlode Switch (2)
WEIGH
BY COUNT
“WEIGH” position:
This position is used in the weighing function of the SL-5900.
The unit price is entered directly to the total price on calling up PLU, and that total price cannot be changed by any subsequent weighing.
“BY COUNT” position: It is available to produce labels which contain information on quantity
pricing, instead of weight.
temporary date changes.
This key is used to feed labels or report paper.
In the “X” or “2” control lock position, this key is used to generate the
step to the next step.
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of label issue.
commodity from the platter.
commodities.
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This key is used to subtract tare weight.
This key is used to adjust the “ZERO” point.
LABEL& REPORT PAPER key
CLERK keys
L/R
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This key is used to select label printout or report paper printout.
These keys are used for entry operation by clerk and add entry operation by clerk.
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For Programming Keyboards
Key
This key allows the clearing of numeric entries prior to the depression
CLEAR
q
of another function key. It is also used to release the scale from the error mode.
Function
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8
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0 0 0
0
q
This key is used to select the upper or lower character indicated on the keytop when setting the commodity name or store address.
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 keytop. When this key is released, the shifted status is cancelled.
This key is used to recall the next PLU # (+ 1) of the PLU # currently recalled.
This key is used to change the PLU # currently recalled.
o x
x 0 x
o o x
o
This key is used to print out the data set in the currently recalled
PROG 0 0 0
q
0
cl
ENTER
q
This key is used to access each programming menu.
v
This key is used toselect selectable items.
During programming, data is input to the SL-5900 system using this key.
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 commodily name or store
address.
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0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Function
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This key is used to move the setting line when setting the commodity
key is pressed down, press a character key to set the small letter of
alphabet. When this key is released, the shifted status is cancelled.
NOTE : When the power is turned off or control lock is switched, the PC keyboard or RK-3 keyboard
will be initialized to select capital letters.
6. LAMP FUNCTIONS
Lamp Function
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INLINE
\ ‘/
,yi
\ ‘/
Iyi
\ ‘/ yi
Lights when tare is subtracted.
Lights when the SAVE key is pressed.
Lights when the PLU or unit price file is updated. Lights when the scale (for SL-5900-3536) is in the IN-LINE mode.
ERROR
ACCM
ITEMS
\‘/
Iri
\ ‘/
/yi
\ ‘f ;yi
Lights when the scale is improperly operated or there is a function error.
This lamp lights when items are being added to the specific CLERK memory in the add entry by clerk mode (for SL-5900-36).
This lamp lights when items are being added to any CLERK memory in the sub-total operation in the add entry by clerk mode (for SL-5900-36).
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7. CONTROL LOCK
The control lock has seven marked positions. There are two control keys which will operate these locks.
l
Manager Key
This key (MA) will access the
PROGCMT, REG, OFF, M. DOWN, and REWRAP
positions.
l
SE Key
This key (SE) will access all
seven positions.
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Each of the following positions on the control lock serves a different function.
Position
PROG. CMT.
REG.
OFF M. DOWN REWRAP
X (Read)
Z (Reset)
This position is used to set the data of the PLU, store address, printing position, date, time, bar code format, etc. It is also used to transfer the
PLU file using a CMT loader.
This position is the normal control lock position which allow the issuance of printed labels.
This position is used to lock the scale power. This position is used to designate an item for discount pricing. This position is used to designate an item for rewrapping products.
This position is used to read all the accumulated sales totals stored in the total memory.
This position is used to reset all item file totals.
Function
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8. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
EMl-31015D
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.
When the air bubble moves toward the left side, turn the right adjustable legs clockwise.
@eve1 Gauge@
Correct Incorrect
When the air bubble moves toward rear, turn the front adjustable legs clockwise.
9. CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD
If the print head is dirty, clear printing will not be produced. It is recommended to clean the head with thermal head cleaner everyday before starting operation using the following procedure:
1. Remove the printer cover and label cassette. Then push the head-up lever in the direction indicated by the allow.
the figure to the right with the thermal head cleaner. Then set the label cassette, and push down the print head.
NOTE: Be careful not to damage the print head
when cleaning.
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hermal Head
Cleaner
IO. REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF LABEL ROLL
I. Remove the printer cover and right side cover.
Then push the head-up lever in the direction indicated by the allow.
Label
!. Pull out the label cassette. Then 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.
cassette
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3. Referring to the figure on the right, set the roll on the label cassette.
5. Push down the print
NOTE: When the label roll is replaced, press the
feed
key to
correctly.
head, and close the covers.
confirm that the label is issued
label
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Roll stopper
Backing paper stopper
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REPORT PAPER THREADING
Report paper
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Roll stopper
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12. BEFORE STARTING OPERATION
Be sure to plug the power plug into an AC outlet.
(1)
When the control lock is turned from OFF to REG position, the scale goes through the test
(2)
scanning sequence, such as 0000, 0000, 00000, then appear on the weight and total price displays. PEG over 16 seconds after the power plug is plugged into an AC outlet, all “8”s appear on all displays for a moment, then zeros appear on the displays and the scale is ready for use.
While the scale is in the test sequence, do not put anything on the platter.
(3)
Do not move the scale while it is in operation.
(4)
time, turn the power OFF and be sure to readjust the level indicator after relocating the scale. Should a power failure occur during operation, remove the commodity from the platter and plug
(5)
the power plug into an AC outlet again when power is restored.
If the scale is used with an unrated power source, inaccurate scaling or other errors may occur.
(6)
If the Zero Point has shifted during scaling, and no tare is displayed, adjust the Zero Point by
(7)
depressing the ZERO key.
When the control lock is turned from OFF to
Should it become necessary to move it at any
1111, 1111, 11111
... ... and zeros
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13. OPERATING PROCEDURES
13.1 WEIGHED COMMODITY REGISTRATION
Control lock : REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2) : WEIGH
[Example A] In the event that an unit price of $3.00 is set for PLU#lOO.
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Enter the PLU# .
2
Depress the PLU key. Place a commodity on the platter.
3
(ex. 2 Ibs.)
Mode SW (1) : AUTO
4
The label is issued automatically.
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Mode SW
The label is issued after depressing the PRINT key.
Remove the commodity from the
5
platter.
PLU data is returned to the PLU file.
NOTE : Recalling a PLU# that has not been set in the PLU file will result in an error.
depress the CLEAR key, then enter a correct PLU#.
(1)
: MANUAL
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[Example B] In the event that PLU#lOO and an unit price of $3.00 are set in the speed key #I.
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Place a commodity on the platter.
2
(ex. 2 lbs.)
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SW (1) : AUTO
3
The label is issued automatically.
Mode SW (1) : MANUAL
The label is issued after depressing the PRINT key.
Remove the commodity from the
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platter. PLU data is returned to the speed key and PLU file.
NOTE : Depressing a speed key to which no PLU data has been assigned will result in an error. In
this case, depress the CLEAR key, then depress a speed key to which PLU data has been assigned.
[Example C] In the event that an open unit price is set for PLU#103.
Enter the PLU# .
1 1 10 13 1 1 000103 1 Depress the PLU key. Enter the unit price. (ex.
$1.25) 0.00 1.25 0.00
Place a commodity on the platter. (ex. 2 Ibs.)
Mode SW
(1)
: AUTO
The label is issued automatically.
Mode SW (1) : MANUAL
The label is issued after depressing
the PRINT key.
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Depress the PLU key.
2
Enter the unit price. (ex. $1.50) Place a commodity on the platter.
3
(ex. 3 Ibs.) Mode SW
4
Mode SW (1) : MANUAL
NOTES
1. This operation is available only when the Random Item PLU is set to “Available” in initial setting.
In the event that an unit price is $1.50 (optional function by initial setting)
(1)
: AUTO
The label is issued automatically.
The label is issued after depressing the PRINT key.
_ _ _ _ _ . Random Item PLU
0.00 0.00 0.00
0.00
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13.2 FIX PRICE REGISTRATION
Control lock : REG, M.DOWN, or REWRAP Mode SW (2) : FIX
[Example A] In the event that an unit price of $1.25 is set for PLU#33.
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Enter the PLU#.
2
Depress the PLU key. Place a commodity on the platter.
3
(ex. 1 lb.) I
Mode SW (1) : AUTO
4
The label is issued automatically.
Mode SW (1) : MANUAL
The label is issued after depressing the PRINT key.
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[Example B] In the event that an open unit price is set for PLU#32.
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Enter the price. (ex. $2.00)
3
Place a commodity on the platter.
4
(ex. 1 lb.)
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Mode SW (1) : AUTO
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The label is issued automatically.
Mode SW (1) : MANUAL
The label is issued after depressing the PRINT key.
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