Hobar sp1500 supervisor

S U P E R V

SP80 / SP1500 SCALE PRINTER

I

S O R

SP80 / SP1500 / SP21500 SCALE PRINTER SYSTEM

NOTE: Unless noted otherwise, references to model SP1500 also apply to model SP21500.

701 S. RIDGE AVENUE TROY, OHIO 45374-0001

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FORM 17773 Rev. D (7-97)

TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Label Types and Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Loading Label Rolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Underneath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 General Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 SUPERVISOR KEYBOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 POWER UP SEQUENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

RESET DATE (AND TIME) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

LABEL TYPES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

LABELS PRINTED ON CONTINUOUS LABEL STOCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ITEM REVIEW LABEL - ITEM TICKET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

FIXED WEIGHT LABELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CHARACTER SIZE - DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CHARACTER SIZE - EXPANDED TEXT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CHARACTER SIZE - STORE NAME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRINTING A RANGE OF DATA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRINTING A RANGE OF PLU INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TOTALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

MAP OF SUPERVISOR MODE

10 10 11 12 12 13 14 14 14 15 16 17

[FC = Function Code] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Class Update File Update File Review File Delete Price Update

[FC-17] [FC-10] [FC-15] [FC-12] [FC-11]

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

19 20 23 24 25

Expanded Text Expanded Text, Delete Marquee Message Marq Msg, Delete Marq Msg, Default Marquee Table Nutrifacts Nutr Tmplate, Delete Special Message Speed Key, Define Totals, Hourly Totals, Clear Hourly Totals, Operator Totals, Clear Op Totals, Recall of Totals, Clear PLU Totals, Clear Ind

[FC-27] [FC-28] [FC-36] [FC-37] [FC-38] [FC-39] [FC-29] [FC-35] [FC-31] [FC-30] [FC-23] [FC-24] [FC-25] [FC-26] [FC-40] [FC-21] [FC-22]

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

26 29 30 32 33 34 35 37 38 40 41 43 44 46 47 49 50

Cass/Disk, Read Cass/Disk, Write Config, Read Config, Write Delete All Memory Free

[FC-81] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-82] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-84] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-85] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC- 8] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC- 4] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

51 53 54 56 57 58

© HOBART CORPORATION, 1988

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Mini, Read Mini, Write Operator ID Scale ID Scan, Bad Record Store ID Store Name SCALE SERVICE

[FC-33] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-32] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-34] (Diagram of Supervisor Mode Access Levels) . . .

[FC-88] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-83] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-90] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-89] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

59 60 61 63 64 65 66

[FC-50] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

Master Rom Check Slave Rom Check Master Ram Check Slave Ram Check Numeric Display Alpha Display Marquee Display Keyboard Test Monitor Sensors Prt Test Label EEP CRC Check Print Config Calibration Date Scale Counts Communications Real Time Clock Calibrate Print Weight Calibrate

[FC-50 Test 1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 3] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 4] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 6] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 7] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 8] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 9] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 10] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 11] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 12] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 13] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 14] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 15] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 16] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 17] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[FC-50 Test 18] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 84

Service Config

[FC-50 Test 19] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Factory Config

[FC-50 Test 20] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Misc Config

[FC-51] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

Text Config

[FC-52] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

Comm Config

[FC-53] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

Print Config

[FC-54] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119

TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 Maximum Number of PLU’s for Various Memory Configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

WARNING: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against 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 interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

VERIFY CORRECTNESS OF WEIGHT AND PRICE Verification of information labels should be made routinely. Check the multiplication of price-per-pound times weight and check the indicated weight against printed weight. Weigh the same package several times to verify consistency. Bear in mind that some packages which weigh near the middle of the .01 lb. increment will normally vary up or down by .01 lb. Greater variations than .01 lb. indicate a need for adjustment of the system. In such cases, or whenever necessary, call your authorized Hobart service representative.

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SP80/SP1500 SCALE PRINTER SYSTEM SUPERVISOR MANUAL Save These Instructions GENERAL The SP80/SP1500 Scale Printer System prints merchandising labels used to identify, price, and Bar Code a variety of supermarket items. PLU Code, UPC Number, description, class, tare weight, shelf life, product life, and price per unit — are field names used to code labels. Expanded text, nutrifacts, and nutridata fields allow the SP1500 (not SP80) to provide cooking instructions, ingredients, and/or nutritional information.

The elevated display panel enables both customer and operator to view numeric transaction data: Weight, Price ($ / lb. or By Count quantity) and Total Price for the item. The optional Marquee Display allows a special advertising message or the product description to be viewed by the customer in addition to the transaction data.

SP21500 can be used without weigher as a label printer; connected with a model SPS scale as a hand wrap station or service scale; or with model CSWS scale and the NSW Stretch Wrapper.

Some models may not have the real time clock feature unless equipped for ScaleMaster communications.

TM

Label information, printed on pages 15 – 16, is discussed in the relative supervisor function: File Update (p.22) File Review (p.23) Expanded Text (p.26-27) NutriFacts (p.36) Special Messages (p.39) Operator ID's (p.61). Printing a Speed Key overlay (not shown) is described on page 40.

Totals information, printed on page 17, is discussed on pages 41 – 50.

This Supervisor Manual describes programming; operator instructions are in the Operator Manual.

Model SP80 or SP1500

Model SPS

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Model SP21500

Not shown — Model CSWS (scale for NSW Stretch Wrapper)

The SP80/SP1500 System requires a standard power supply circuit of 115 volts. When the system is disconnected, memory is maintained by a battery for a minimum of 100 hours. The battery automatically charges when the system is connected, whether the switch is on Reset or Operate.

Label Types and Dimensions * Label Type

0 1

1 (J) 3

2

3 (K)

1

4 (L) 1

5

Length

1 /4"

1 /4"

2 /4"

3"

4 /2"

6"

Width

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

Bar Code Location

Top

Top

Top

Top + Bottom

Top + Bottom

Bottom

1 Piece

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2 Piece

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

*

Old Styles shown in parenthesis.

The label's size determines how much information can be included.

Some restrictions apply when interchanging label sizes and types: A Style Label Types 3, 4, 5 bottom bar code labels can be mixed with Label Types 0, 1, 2; and Non-A Style Label Types 3 or 4 top or bottom bar code labels can be mixed with Label Types 0, 1, 2. A Style labels have an A on the backing paper bar.

Continuous roll 21/4" wide adhesive backed paper may be used on SP1500 to print labels and for itemized tickets which accumulate a total for a group of items. Thermal print adding machine paper, 21/4" wide, may be used for certain Supervisor functions.

If enabled, the 2 Piece, die cut, 6 inch label, allows tear off of Ingredients, Bar Code, and Total Price which can be placed on the bottom or side of the package while Product Description, Total Price, Sell

By Date, Time, Net Wt, and Unit Price are compactly printed for placement on the top of the package.

This provides product visibility, easy bottom or side scanning, and a large space for necessary information — primarily for the bakery. If enabled, a two line Special Message (11 characters per line) can be printed on Label Type 5 (6” long).

Printer The SP80/SP1500 System includes a thermal printhead requiring no ink or ribbon. Thermal print labels (preprinted or plain) are used for transactions. Large diameter rolls are used only on model SP21500 due to its large cartridge capacity. SP80 uses only Label Type 1 (formerly J size).

Loading Label Stock On models SP80 and SP1500, follow instructions underneath the platter to install label rolls. On model SP21500, follow instructions located inside the printer door for installing label rolls. Hobart labels are recommended in the interest of minimizing service problems and extending printhead life.

Adjusting Scale level Locate the level on the front of the scale. It can be seen through a hole in the main scale housing.

Adjust the feet until the “bubble” is in the middle of the level.

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CONTROLS UNDERNEATH (Fig. 2) Cord Connection — Disconnects SP from electrical power source.

RS485 — SCALEMASTERTM or MiniNetworkTM Communications Port (Optional with Networking Board).

CORD CONNECTION

RS485

Fig. 2

PL-41027-1

GENERAL FEATURES (Fig. 3) RS232 Communications Port

— Used for loading or storing files from Disk or Cassette Recorder.

Reset/Operate Switch — Switches from Reset to Operate condition.

View Angle Knob

— Adjust for ease of viewing operator display.

Elevated Display — Shows Weight, Price/lb., and Total Price.

Marquee Display

— Shows an advertising message or the product name in addition to the weight, Price/lb., and Total Price.

Operator Display — Prompts the operator or supervisor or displays entered data.

Label Taken Sensor

— Senses presence of printed labels.

Label Eject Slot —

Labels emerge here.

Platter

— Place object to be weighed here.

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WEIGHT lb

Zero

Net

PRICE $/lb

lb for

Items

TOTAL PRICE

$ Prepack Subtotal

➤

Capacity 30 X .01 lb.

PL-50160

ELEVATED DISPLAY

PLATTER

OPERATOR DISPLAY

MARQUEE DISPLAY (OPTIONAL) KEYBOARD LABEL EJECT SLOT LEVEL

LABEL TAKEN SENSOR

RS232 COMMUNICATIONS PORT RESET/OPERATE SWITCH

VIEW ANGLE KNOB

Fig. 3

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PL-41026-1

SUPERVISOR KEYBOARD (Fig. 4)

Fig. 4

Change Case

- Changes from lower case to UPPER CASE characters when entering data.

Operator Number - If Operator Numbers are required in your system, this key allows entry of an operator ID number (1 – 4 digits).

Special Chars

- Selects punctuation or other special characters when pressed immediately before the special character.

Supervisor

- Enters Supervisor Mode (or checks security).

Date & Time

- Reset Date or Date & Time.

Space

- Enters a space when entering data.

Pre-Pack

- Allows you to enter the Font size (chars/line) at the Font Chars prompt when editing an expanded text.

Tare

- Not active in Supervisor Mode.

0—9

- Enters numeric values.

Escape

- Returns you towards Function Code from within a supervisor function, or to Operator Mode from Function Code or checks security.

A @ — Z^

- Enters alphabet or special characters when entering data. (See Change Case Key and Special Chars Key).

Price Update

- Enters Price Update (Function Code 11) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

File Update

- Enters File Update (Function Code 10) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Class Update

- Enters Class Update (Function Code 17) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

File Delete

- Enters File Delete (Function Code 12) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

File Review

- Enters File Review (Function Code 15) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Create Expanded - Enters Expanded Text (Function Code 27) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Text Delete Expanded - Enters Del Expand Text (Function Code 28) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Text Nutrifacts

- Enters Nutrifacts (Function Code 29) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

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Write Cass/Disk - Enters Write Cass/Disk (Function Code 82) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Read Cass/Disk - Enters Read Cass/Disk (Function Code 81) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

By Count

- Not active in Supervisor Mode.

Review Items

- Not active in Supervisor Mode.

Recall Totals

- Enters Recall of Tot (Function Code 40) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Operator Totals - Enters Operator Totals (Function Code 25) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Hourly Totals

- Enters Hourly Totals (Function Code 23) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Clear PLU Totals - Enters Clear PLU Tot (Function Code 21) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Clear Ind Totals - Enters Clear lnd Totals (Function Code 22) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Clear Op Totals

- Enters Clear Op Totals (Function Code 26) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Clear Hr Totals

- Enters Clear Hourly (Function Code 24) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Special Message - Enters Special Message (Function Code 31) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Write MiniNet

- Enters Write Mini (Function Code 32) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Read MiniNet

- Enters Read Mini (Function Code 33) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Shelf Life

- Not active in Supervisor Mode.

Item Ticket

- Not active in Supervisor Mode.

Speed Keys

- Enters Speed Keys (Function Code 30) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Operator ID s

- Enters Operator ID (Function Code 34) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Scale ID

- Enters Scale ID (Function Code 88) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Store ID

- Enters Store ID (Function Code 90) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Print Test

- Enters Print Test (Function Code 50, Test Number 10) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

Display Test

- Enters Display Test (Function Code 50, Test Number 5) if ‘Function Code’ is displayed.

← ↑→ ↓

- Moves cursor left if enabled.

- Moves cursor right if enabled.

- Steps through Supervisor Mode functions (reverse).

- Steps through Supervisor Mode functions (forward).

Clear (no)

- Clears data or printer errors or answers ‘no’.

Backspace

- Removes the last character when entering data.

Enter (yes)

- Begins a functional process or answers ‘yes’.

Print

- Begins a process that allows printing a range of data.

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OPERATION POWER UP SEQUENCE This function must be executed each time the system is turned on.

SEE

DO

1. OPERATOR DISPLAY is blank.

Press the RESET/OPERATE switch on the dot and adjust the VIEW ANGLE dial so the OPERATOR DISPLAY can be read.

2. Hobart SP Series

Go to step 3, 4, or 5 depending on the operator display.

3. Date MM-DD-YY

If date is OK, press Enter and go to step 4 or 5 depending on the operator display.

MM = Month DD = Date YY = Year

To reset the date, press Clear and reenter the month, date and year as as aa 6-digit 6-digitnumber. number.Example: Example:050189 050194means means 1989. Then press Enter (yes). Go to step 4 or 5 May 1, 1994. depending on the operator display.

4. * Operator ID

Enter the Operator ID number and press Enter.

NOTE: This step is optional if Operator ID’s are programmed and required by your system. If Operator ID's are programmed on your system, press the Operator's speedkey or number to logon an operator. You must enter an Operator ID whenever the system requests you to do so.

5. * PLU ?

Go to step 1 (any mode).

* Scale Warmup may be displayed for a few seconds, indicating the scale is busy.

RESET DATE (AND TIME, if applicable) This procedure will reset the date (and time, if applicable). If enabled, this procedure can be restricted to Supervisor Mode only. Time is available only on scales equipped with the optional network or clock board.

SEE

DO

1. PLU ?

Press Date & Time.

2. Date MM-DD-YY

If date is OK, press Enter and go to step 3 or 6 depending on the operator display.

MM = Month DD = Date YY = Year

To reset the the date, date,press pressClear Clearand andreenter reenterthe themonth, month,date date year and year a 6-digit number.

Example: 050189 and as a as 6-digit number.

Example: 050194 means means 1989.press Then Enter press (yes).

Enter (yes).

May 1, May 1994.1,Then Go to Go stepto3step or 6 3 or 6 depending the operator display. depending on the on operator display.

3. Time HH:MM:SS Am (or Pm)

If the time is OK, go to step 5.

To reset the time, press Clear (no), reenter the time as a 4-digit number and press Enter. Example: 07:11 means eleven minutes after seven.

4. Am?

yes/no

Answer Enter (yes) for morning (a.m.) or Clear (no) for afternoon (p.m.)

5. Time HH:MM:SS Am (or Pm)

Press Enter.

6. PLU ?

Go to step 1 (any mode).

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LABEL TYPES Examples of the different Label Types and the size of each: 0 1.25 x 2.25

3 3.00 x 2.25

1 1.75 x 2.25

2 2.25 x 2.25

4 4.5 x 2.25

5 6 x 2.25

PL-40090

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LABELS PRINTED ON CONTINUOUS LABEL STOCK

• The Item Review Label does not have a scannable UPC Bar Code and is not intended for use at the checkout; it is merely for verification purposes. The Operator must print the Item Ticket, which includes the UPC Bar Code, to effect production totals.

• Dollar sign ($) in the total price field is automatic unless configured otherwise.

• Julian Dates can be configured for “Packed On” and “Sell By” if you want to show the number of the day of the year (e.g. 41 = Feb. 10).

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CHARACTER SIZE — DESCRIPTION Label Type 0

1

2

3

4

5

Extra Large Print Max Lines Description

NA

NA

1

NA

NA

1

Max Chars. in Longest Line

NA

NA

13

NA

NA

13

Max Lines Description

1

1

2

1

1

2

Max Chars. in Longest Line

18

18

18

18

18

18

Large Print

Medium Print Max Lines Description

2

2

4

2

2

3

Max Chars. in Longest Line

26

26

26

26

26

26

Max Lines Description

2

2

4

2

2

3

Max Chars. in Longest Line

32

32

32

32

32

32

Small Print

SP selects the largest possible print for the lines and characters in the description.

CHARACTER SIZE — EXPANDED TEXT (Ingredients and Recipes) When Characters for Expanded Text (Step 8 in Function Code 52), is set for 32 or less, the result is Small sized characters. If set from 33 - 39, the result is Medium Small characters. If set at 40, the result is Extra Small characters. The effect of Character Size on number of lines available for various sized labels is detailed in the Expanded Text Chart. Function Code 52, step 8, sets the default (must be set at 40 to permit selectable character size). When editing an expanded text, you may press Prepack. Font Chars — is displayed. You may enter 32, 39, or 40 to select the font size (characters per line) for that expanded text and press Enter.

CHARACTER SIZE – STORE NAME When Store Name – Characters (Step 5 in Function Code 52) is 26 or less, Medium print is used. When Store Name – Characters is 27 to 32, Small print is used. NOTE: Store Name is programmed in Function Code 89 but is printed only on Continuous rolls not individual labels.

Medium Print

Small Print

Not printed on blank individual labels.

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PRINTING A RANGE OF DATA

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PRINTING A RANGE OF PLU INFORMATION

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TOTALS

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MAP OF SUPERVISOR MODE PLU?

Functions may be accessed by entering the function code [ ] at the Function Code Prompt and pressing Enter.

Supervisor Function Code

Test Numbers may be accessed by entering the test number { } at the Test Number prompt and pressing Enter.

FILE MAINTENANCE

Some frequently used functions may alternatively be accessed by pressing their speed key at the Function Code prompt.

Enter Price Update

[11] p. 25

TOTALS

File Update

[10] p. 20

Enter

Class Update

[17] p. 19

Recall of Tot

File Delete

[12] p. 24

Operator Totals [25] p. 44

File Review

[15] p. 23

Hourly Totals

[23] p. 41

Def Speed Key

[30] p. 40

SCALE SERVICE

Special Message

[31] p. 38

Clear PLU Tot

[21] p. 49

Operator ID

[34] p. 61

Enter

Expanded Text

[27] p. 26

Clear Ind Totals [22] p. 50

Scale ID

[88] p. 63

Test Number

Del Expand Text

[28] p. 29

Clear Op Totals [26] p. 46

Store Name

[89] p. 66

Master Rom Check

[50] { 1} p. 67

Nutrifacts

[29] p. 35

Clear Hourly

Store ID

[90] p. 65

Slave Rom Check

[50] { 2} p. 68

Misc Config

[51] p. 85

Del Nutr Tmplate

[35] p. 37

Master Ram Check

[50] { 3} p. 69

Text Config

[52] p. 101

Marquee Message [36] p. 30

Slave Ram Check

[50] { 4} p. 70

Comm Config

[53] p. 110

Delete Marq Msg

Numeric Display

[50] { 5} p. 71

Print Config

[54] * p. 119

Default Marq Msg [38] p. 33

Alpha Display

[50] { 6} p. 72

Marquee Table

[39] p. 34

Marquee Display

[50] { 7} p. 73

Write Cass/Disk

[82] p. 53

Keyboard Test

[50 { 8} p. 74

Read Cass/Disk

[81] p. 51

Monitor Sensors

[50] { 9} p. 75

Write Config

[85] p. 56

Prt Test Label

[50] {10} p. 76

Read Config

[84] p. 54

EEP CRC Check

[50] {11} p. 78

Bad Record Scan [83] p. 64

Print Config.

[50] {12} * p. 79

Write Mini

[32] p. 60

Calibration Date

[50] {13} p. 80

Read Mini

[33] p. 59

Scale Counts

[50] {14} p. 81

Delete All

[ 8] p. 57

Communications

[50] {15} p. 82

Memory Free

[ 4] p. 58

Real Time Clock

[50] {16} p. 83

Calibrate Print

[50] {17}** p. 84

Weight Calibrate

[50] {18}** p. 84

Service Config

[50] {19}** p. 84

Factory Config

[50] {20}** p. 84

[40] p. 47

[24] p. 43

SCALE SETUP Enter

[37] p. 32

[ ] = Function Codes. { } = Test Numbers. * Print Config [50 — test 12] and Print Config [54] function the same. ** Service functions only.

Escape returns to Function Code from any function excep FC50 where Escape returns to Test Number. Pressing Escape again returns to Function Code.

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CONFIGURATION Enter

Class Update

Function Code 17 Access Level 4

This function allows you to change the Class linkage of any product (PLU) or Class in the item file structure.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Class Update, or enter 17 and press Enter.

2. Class Update PLU Code

Enter the PLU number (or Class) and press Enter. Or press for the next PLU or for the previous PLU. Go to step 3.

3. Class XXXXXX

Enter the new Class number and press Enter. NOTE: The Class must have been created.

4.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each PLU or class to be changed.

If finished, press Escape and go to step 5.

5. Function Code

If finished, press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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File Update

Function Code 10 Access Level 4

This function can change or create the data for any product or class in the item file. CAUTION: If you press Escape any time before pressing Enter to accept the changes in step 20, the changes will not be saved.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press File Update or enter 10 and press Enter.

2. File Update PLU Code XXXX

If you want to create or revise a PLU, enter the PLU number; or press for the next PLU; or for the previous PLU. Press Enter.

- If New Record is displayed, go to step 3.

- If UPC # XXXXX is displayed, go to step 6.

- If Vendor # XXXXX is displayed, go to step 7.

If you want to print a range of labels with item file information, press Print and go to step 22.

If you wish to exit, go to step 25.

3. New Record PLU ? yes/no

4. Fixed Weight y/n NOTE: Step 4 is eliminated if configured so that all of the items are Fixed Weight. Steps 4 and 4a are eliminated if configured so that none of the items are Fixed Weight.

4a. Fluid Ounce y/n

5a. System 2&4 ? y/n

5b. UPC -- (2 or 4) ?

5c. UPC -- (0, 6, 7) ?

BAR CODES 2XXXXXB$$$$C 4XXXXXB$$$$C 0VVVVVPPPPPC 6VVVVVPPPPPC 7VVVVVPPPPPC

If the item is a PLU, press Enter (yes) and go to step 4, 5a, 5b or 5C. If the record is a class, press Clear (no) and go to step 9.

NOTE: This will create a class.

If the item is Fixed Weight, press Enter (yes) and go to step 4a, 5a, 5b or 5c.

If the item is by Weight or By Count, press Clear (no) and go to step 5b.

If the item is Fluid Ounce, press Enter (yes) and go to step 5a, 5b, or 5c.

If the item is Net Wt (oz) dry measure, press Clear (no) and go to step 5a, 5b, or 5c.

If the item is number system 2 or 4, press Enter (yes) and go to step 5b.

If the item is number system 0, 6 or 7, press Clear (no) and go to step 5c.

Enter the Number System (2 or 4) and press Enter. Go to step 6.

Enter the Number System (0, 6 or 7) and press Enter. Go to step 7.

Number System 2 and 4 Bar Codes (at left) are of the form where XXXXX is the UPC #,$$$$ is the price, B may be the second check digit or part of the UPC number (see step 6 note), and C is a Check digit. (See NOTE, page 25.)

If configured by service, the first X digit of the UPC Bar Code will automatically be reset to 1 for A Totals and 2 for B Totals.

Number System 0, 6 and 7 Bar Codes are of the form where VVVVV is the Vendor number, PPPPP is the Product number, and C is a Check digit. The product number is used to find the price at the Point of Sale.

Weighed items use Number system 2 or 4.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. – 20 –

6.

File Update

Function Code 10 (Cont.)

UPC # XXXXXX

Enter the new UPC number and/or press . Go to step 9.

If you press Clear (no) key, go to step 4.

NOTE: If 2 Chck Digit in function code 51 is On, the system allows only 5 digits to be entered. If 2 Chck Digit is Off, we recommend the sixth or right most digit of the UPC # be zero (XXXXX0).

7.

Enter the Vendor number, press , and go to step 8.

Vendor # VVVVV

If you press Clear (no) key, go to step 4.

8.

Product # PPPPP

Enter the Product number, press , and go to step 9.

If you press Clear (no) key, go to step 4.

9.

DESCRIPTION followed by the first line of text

10. Second line of text

Enter the new first line of text and/or press .

Enter the new second line of text and/or press .

If the record is a PLU, go to step 11.

If the record is a Class, go to step 20.

11. Message XXXXXX

Enter the new Special Message number and/or press . NOTE: Blank indicates no message will print. The message must exist or No Record is displayed and this step repeats.

12. Text Num XXXXXX

Enter the new Expanded Text number and/or press . NOTE: Blank indicates no text will print. The Expanded Text must exist or No Record is displayed and this step repeats.

13. Template XXXXXX

Enter the new Nutrifact Template number and press Enter.

NOTE: Blank indicates no template will print. The template must exist or Record Not Found is displayed and this step repeats.

Once entered, the quantity and percentage numbers for each line of the nutrifact template must be entered followed by .

14. By Count XX

If the product is sold By Count, enter the quantity and press .

If the product is sold by Random Weight, enter 0 and press .

If the product is sold by Fixed Weight, enter the quantity and press .

NOTE: Changing the By Count quantity from non-zero back to zero will clear exception price or tare.

15. Price $ X.XX

If the product is sold by value (fixed price), enter 1 and press .

(See NOTE, page 25.)

NOTE: If the scale is configured and By Count = 0, multiple or fractional pound pricing keys are active at this point.

Enter the new Price and/or press .

NOTE: Number System 0, 6, or 7 items must have the same price in the Scale Printer Memory and the Scanner System Memory.

If the product is sold By Count, go to step 17.

If the product is sold by weight, go to step 16.

If the product is Fixed Weight, go to step 18. – 21 –

File Update

Function Code 10 (Cont.)

16. Tare X.XX

Enter the new Tare and/or press . Go to step 19.

17. Exception Price X.XX

Enter the new Exception Price and/or press . Go to step 19.

18. Net Weight XXXX Net Content XXXX

Enter the new Net Content or Net Weight in ounces and press .

Go to step 19.

NOTE: For dry weight PLU's, label prints NET WEIGHT XX oz if 0-15 oz; NET WEIGHT XX oz (X lb XX oz) if 16-64 oz; NET WEIGHT XXX lb XX oz if 65-9999 oz; for fluid ounce PLU's, XX fl oz if 0 - 15 oz; or XX fl oz (X pt XX fl oz) if 16 oz or above.

19. Shelf Life XXX

Enter the new Shelf Life and/or press . NOTE: 998 prevents printing the packed on and sell by dates; 999 prevents printing the sell by date. Shelf Life plus 500 prints “Sell By” date only on prepack and “Packed On” date (today’s date only) when not in prepack if configured by your service technician. If configured by service you can print the Julian date for all items.

19a.Product Life XXX

Enter the new Product Life and/or press .

20. Class 999999

Enter the new Class (it must exist).

If you wish to save the changes, press Enter.

CAUTION: If you press Escape, the changes to the PLU will not be saved.

21. PLU Code XXXX

If you wish to review this PLU or begin entering a new item, repeat from step 2.

If you wish to print a range of labels with item file information, press Print and go to step 22.

If you wish to exit, go to step 25.

22. Print Range From PLU

Enter the smallest PLU number in the range and press Enter.

Or just press Enter to select the first PLU in the database.

23. To PLU

Enter the largest PLU number in the range and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the last PLU in the database.

24. Printing . . .

Labels are issued. Go to step 2 for the next PLU. Or press Escape to abort printing.

25. PLU Code XXXX

If you wish to continue, go to step 2.

If you wish to exit, press Escape and go to step 26.

26. Function Code

Press Escape.

27. * PLU ?

Operator Mode

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

If the scale displays Database Full, see Memory Free (Function Code 4). When memory free is less than 4K, you should “compact” the memory by writing to a Disk, Cassette, ScaleMaster or MiniNet and then read back the file.

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File Review

Function Code 15 Access Level 2

This function allows you to review the item file for PLU items and/or classes. As you step through the file, the PLU number and description are displayed. Individual items (or a range of items) may be printed.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press File Review, or enter 15 and press Enter.

2. File Review PLU Code

Enter the PLU number and/or press Enter. Or press for the next PLU or for the previous PLU. Go to step 3.

If you want to print a range of labels with item file information, press Print and go to step 4.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 5.

3. PLU Code XXXX Label description (repeats)

If you wish to print item file information for a single item, press Print and repeat this step (3) for the next PLU. If not press Escape, return to step 2 and choose another PLU. Or press for the next PLU or for the previous PLU.

4. Print Range From PLU

Enter the smallest PLU number in the range and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the first PLU in the database.

To PLU

Enter the largest PLU number in the range and press Enter.

Or just press Enter to select the last PLU in the database.

Printing . . .

Labels are issued. Go to step 2 for the next PLU. Or press Escape to abort printing.

5. Function Code

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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File Delete

Function Code 12 Access Level 4

This function will delete a product from the item file.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press File Delete, or enter 12 and press Enter.

2. File Delete PLU Code 3. Label description (repeats)

Enter the PLU number and press Enter.

If this is the label you want to delete, press Enter and repeat from step 2.

If you do not want to delete the label, press Escape or Clear.

4. PLU Code

Repeat from step 2 to delete other items.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 5.

5. Function Code

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Price Update

Function Code 11 Access Level 4

This function will change the price of any product in the item file.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Price Update, or enter 11 and press Enter.

2. Price Update

3

PLU Code

Enter the PLU number and press Enter, or press for the next PLU or for the previous PLU. Go to step 3.

Price $ X.XX

To change the price, enter the new Price and press Enter.** To keep the price the same, press Escape and go to step 4.

4

PLU Code

Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each price to be changed.

If finished, press Escape and go to step 5.

5

Function Code

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** If the item is sold by the count and you wish to change the By Count quantity or Exception Price, press .

NOTE: If enabled by service, price per unit can be entered up to 999.99. A total price of 100.00 or more will print up to 999.99 but the UPC Bar Code will not print.

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Expanded Text

Function Code 27 Access Level 4

This function allows you to create, edit or print up to 999999 expanded texts. The maximum number of lines and number of characters per line are set in Function Code 52. Any expanded text may be accessed by any PLU in the item file. Any expanded text may be copied to another number and then edited to provide an additional expanded text. And a range of expanded texts may be printed. The character size (font) may be set for any expanded text by pressing the Prepack key during edit mode (step 4) and setting Font Chars (characters per line) to 32, 39 or 40.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Create Expanded Text or enter 27 and press Enter.

2. Expanded Text Text Num

Enter the number of the expanded text and press Enter.

3. New Record Copy?

y/n

If you want to copy expanded text from one that was created previously, press Enter (yes) and go to step 6.

If you want to create or edit an expanded text, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

NOTE: If the item was created previously, step 3 is eliminated. Go to step 4.

4. Description first line of expanded text To select the character size for this expanded text, press Prepack.

Font Chars — is displayed.

Enter the number of characters per line and press Enter.

40 = Extra Small; 39 = Medium Small; and 32 = Small. Refer to page 14 for character sizes; also, refer to the Expanded Text Chart, page 28.

5. Text Num XXXXXX

Create or edit the expanded text using the character keys, up to 38 lines, 40 characters/line. NOTE: See chart for number of lines available for various size labels (with or without nutrifacts). See box at left to change character size.

Use to go to the next line or to go to the previous line.

Left or right arrows move the cursor. Backspace removes the previous character.

Press Enter to accept the entire text and go to step 5.

Repeat from step 2 to edit other expanded texts.

If you want to print a range of expanded texts, press Print and go to step 7. NOTE: Continuous label stock, listing paper or label stock can be used.

If you want to return to Operator Mode, press Escape and go to step 8.

6. From Nmbr

Enter the expanded text number you wish to copy. Press Enter and go to step 4.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Expanded Text

Function Code 27 (Cont.)

7. Print Range From Nmbr

Enter the lowest number in the range and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the first PLU in the database.

To Number

Enter the highest number in the range and/or press Enter.

Or just press Enter to select the last PLU in the database.

Printing . . .

The expanded texts are issued. Return to step 4. Or press Escape to abort printing.

8. Function Code

Press Escape.

9. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

If the scale displays Database Full, see Memory Free (Function Code 4). When memory free is less than 4K, you should “compact” the memory by writing to a Disk, Cassette, ScaleMaster or MiniNet and then read back the file.

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Expanded Text

Function Code 27 (Cont.)

EXPANDED TEXT CHART

Lines Available are affected by the number of Body Name (Nutrients) in the Nutrifact Template.

UPC Bar Code is at the TOP of the label.

EXPANDED TEXT CHARACTERS* LABEL TYPE** NET WEIGHT*** Nutrifact Template Body Names (Nutrients) Nutrifact is Off or not present.

1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-12 13-14 15-16

Chars/Line 40

Chars/Line 39

3

3

Off

4 On

Off

On

Off

4 On

Off

Maximum Available Expanded Text Lines

17 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4

13 8 7 6 6 5 4 3 3

38 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27

32 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19

7 2 1 1 0 X X X X

3 On

Maximum Available Expanded Text Lines

9 3 2 1 0 X X X X

Chars/Line 32

30 26 25 24 23 23 22 21 20

Off

4

On

Off

On

Maximum Available Expanded Text Lines

25 20 19 18 18 17 16 15 15

9 6 5 5 4 3 3 2 2

5 1 1 0 0 X X X X

22 18 18 17 17 16 16 15 15

18 14 14 13 13 12 12 11 10

* EXPANDED TEXT CHARACTERS [Chars/Line] — Defines Character Size (Font) [see Function Code 52, Item 8.] ** LABEL STYLE — K, N, L or P are appropriate for Top Bar Code; R, U, S or W are for Bottom Bar Code. ***NET WEIGHT — OFF [Function Code 50, Test 19, Rnd/Fxt Wt is 0] does not reserve space for Net Weight statement on the label. ON [Function Code 50, Test 19, Rnd/Fxt Wt is 1 or 2] reserves space for the Net Weight statement even if the item is sold by Random Weight or By Count.

X — There is not enough space on the label for a complete Nutrifact Panel and no space for Expanded Text.

O — There is enough space for the Nutrifact Panel but no room for Expanded Text.

NOTE: 1/4" Net Wt statement may reduce the available lines by up to three.

Bakery Format — UPC Bar Code is at the BOTTOM of the Label.

EXPANDED TEXT CHARACTERS* LABEL TYPE** NET WEIGHT*** Nutrifact Template Body Names (Nutrients) Nutrifact is Off or not present.

1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-12 13-14 15-16

Off

Chars/Line 40

Chars/Line 39

3

3

4 On

Off

On

Off

4 On

Off

Maximum Available Expanded Text Lines

Maximum Available Expanded Text Lines

12 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0

9 5 4 3 2 2 1 0 x

5 X X X X X X X X

35 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22

28 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15

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Chars/Line 32

4 X X X X X X X X

27 22 22 21 20 19 19 18 17

3 On

Off

4

On

Off

On

Maximum Available Expanded Text Lines

22 17 16 15 15 14 13 12 12

7 3 3 2 2 1 0 0 X

3 X X X X X X X X

19 16 15 15 14 14 13 13 12

15 12 12 11 10 10 9 9 8

Expanded Text, Delete

Function Code 28 Access Level 4

This function will delete an expanded text file from memory.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Delete Expanded Text, or enter 28 and press Enter.

2. Del Expanded Text Text Num

3. Deleted Text Num

Enter the number of the expanded text you want deleted and press Enter.

The expanded text was deleted.

Repeat from step 2 to delete other items.

If you want to return to Operator Mode, press Escape and go to step 4.

4. Function Code

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Marquee Message

Function Code 36 Access Level 4

This function allows you to create or edit up to 999999 marquee messages. Only one line is available. A maximum of 120 characters per line is configurable (Function Code 52), when equipped. You may copy one marquee message to another number and then edit it to make an additional marquee message.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 36 and press Enter.

2. Marquee Message Marquee MsXXXXXX

Enter the number of the message and press Enter.

3. New Record Copy?

y/n

If you want to copy the marquee message from one that was created previously, press Enter (yes) and go to step 7.

If you want to create or edit a marquee message, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

NOTE: If the item was created previously, step 3 is eliminated. Go to step 4.

4. Description the message displays

Create or edit the marquee message and press Enter.

Embedded Commands are included with text for Marquee Messages and provide the following special effects: • Mode Commands — controls mode for Marquee Messages. \S Scroll mode.

Text following this command is scrolled character by character from right to left. This is the normal (default) mode at the start of any message.

\F Frame mode.

Text following this command is automatically grouped into segments less than or equal to 16 characters centered in the marquee display. An end of message segment is defined by any control command or by the space character nearest to the end of the 16 character segment.

• Rate Commands — determine the speed that the display is updated with the message. Rates are dependent on whether the display is in Scroll or Frame mode. \L Low speed.

Scroll mode — 2 characters per second.

Frame mode — 2 seconds per frame.

\N Normal speed.

Scroll mode — 3 characters per second.

Frame mode — 1.5 seconds per frame.

\Q Quick speed.

Scroll mode — 4 characters per second.

Frame mode — 1 second per frame.

\X Xtra Quick speed. Scroll mode — 8 characters per second.

Frame mode — 0.5 seconds per frame. * If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Marquee Message

Function Code 36 (Cont.)

• Display Control Commands — further enhance presentation of Marquee Messages.

5.

\ C Clear display.

This will clear the display when changing from Frame to Scroll mode. Precede an embedded \ S with \ C and the last frame will clear before the scroll portion of the message begins from the right.

\ R Return.

The return command is used during scroll mode to roll message data completely off to the left before proceeding with additional message data. This is helpful in the transition from scroll to frame mode. All data would thus have sufficient scrolling time to be read before a new ‘frame’ display replaced it. And \ R acts as a general purpose message delimiter in the frame mode.

\ \ Backslash.

Use the double backslash if you need a single backslash character “\” in the message.

\ B Blink toggle.

Text enclosed between occurrences of this command will blink on and off at a rate of 2 blinks/second. The start of a message assumes no blinking.

\ H Hold.

Scroll mode— will freeze the current display for 1 second.

Frame mode— will add 1 second to the display time for the current frame.

Send To Marquee?

If you want to display the message on the marquee, press Enter (yes) and go to step 6.

If you do not want to display the message, press Clear (no) and go to step 6.

6.

Marquee MsXXXXXX

If you wish to edit the message, press Enter and return to step 4.

[The message is displayed, if requested.]

If you wish to create or edit another marquee message, enter the new number and go to step 3.

If the message is correct, and you wish to exit this function, press Escape and go to step 8.

7.

From Nmbr

Enter the marquee message number you wish to copy.

Press Enter and go to step 4.

8.

Function Code

Press Escape.

9.

* PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

Example: To program “THANK YOU!! FOR SHOPPING AT OUR STORE” with “THANK YOU!!” in frame mode, “FOR SHOPPING AT” in scroll mode, and “OUR STORE” blinking two seconds before clearing, enter as follows in step 4. \FTHANK \BYOU\B!!\S\NFOR SHOPPING AT \C\F\BOUR STORE\H\H\B\C NOTE: In the “THANK YOU” frame, only “YOU” will blink. An actual store name can easily be substituted for “OUR STORE”.

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Marq Msg, Delete

Function Code 37 Access Level 4

This function will delete a marquee message from memory.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 37 and press Enter.

2. Delete Marq Msg Marquee Ms

3. Deleted Marquee Ms

Enter the number of the marquee message you want deleted and press Enter.

The marquee message was deleted.

Repeat from step 2 to delete other items.

If you want to return to Operator Mode, press Escape and go to step 4.

4. Function Code

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Marq Msg, Default

Function Code 38 Access Level 4

This function allows you to assign any marquee message in memory as the daily marquee message or the permanent marquee message. The daily and/or permanent message(s) are called up from memory per the configuration, Function Code 52 - Dsply Mode. Refer to step 22 on page 106.

SEE

DO

0.

PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1.

* Function Code

2.

3.

Enter 38 and press Enter.

Default Marq Msg Marquee MsXXXXXX

Enter the marquee message number you wish to assign and press Enter.

Daily Message ?

If you want the marquee message to be the daily message, press Enter (yes) and go to step 4.

If you want the marquee message to be the permanent message, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

4.

5.

Complete

The message was assigned.

Function Code

Press Escape.

* PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Marquee Table

Function Code 39 Access Level 4

This function allows you to create a table of ten marquee messages which will display at a specific time during the day.

Marq Index (1 – 10)

Marq Msg # (1 – 999999)

Disp Time (00:00 – 23:59)

Marq Index 1 Marq Index 2 Marq Index 3 Marq Index 4 Marq Index 5 Marq Index 6 Marq Index 7 Marq Index 8 Marq Index 9 Marq Index 10

A marquee message will remain active until it is replaced by the next marquee message in the time sequence. The system checks at 30 second intervals to see what is the current active message per the table. NOTE: The permanent Marquee Message programmed in Function Code 38 will intermix with the timed marquee message from the table.

All marquee messages must be created in Function Code 36.

SEE

DO

0.

PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1.

* Function Code

2.

Enter 39 and press Enter.

Marquee Table Marq Index —

Enter the marquee index number (1 – 10) or use . When the number you want is displayed, press Enter.

3.

Marq Msg #

Enter the marquee message number you wish to assign to this marquee index number and press Enter.

4.

Disp Time XX:XX

Enter the time of day when you wish this message to begin being displayed and press Enter.

Repeat from step 2 to assign other marquee messages to the table.

5.

Marq Index

When the table is complete, press Escape and go to step 6.

6.

Function Code

Press Escape.

7.

* PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Nutrifacts

Function Code 29 Access Level 4

This function allows you to create, edit or print nutritional templates. Any one of these nutritional templates may be accessed by any PLU in the item file. Any nutritional template may be copied to another number and one of them edited to provide an additional nutritional template. And a range of nutritional templates may be printed.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Nutri-Facts, or enter 29 and press Enter.

2. Nutri Template Temp Num

Enter the number of the nutritional template you wish and press Enter.

3. New Record Copy

y/n

If you want to copy nutrifacts from one that was created previously, press Enter (yes) and go to step 8.

If you want to create or edit an expanded text, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

NOTE: If the item was created previously, step 3 is eliminated. Go to step 4.

4. Header

Create or edit the first line of the header and press . Then create or edit the second line of header and press Enter.

Maximum configurable is 2 lines, 40 Characters/line. = next line = previous line = move cursor right = move cursor left Backspace = removes character on left Press Enter to accept the header and go to step 5.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

NutriFacts Panel Layout Header Line Header Line Nutrient Nutrient

...

1 2 1 3

15 Nutrient Footer Line 1 Footer Line 2

(40)** (40) (10) Nutrient (10) Nutrient

...

(10) (40) (40)

Nutrient

2 4

(10) (10)

16

(10)

**(Maximum Available Characters/line). – 35 –

Nutrifacts 5. Body Maximum configurable is 16 lines, 10 characters/line.

Function Code 29 (Cont.)

Create or edit the body of the nutrifacts template and press after each line. Press Enter when the body is complete.

NOTE: The number of Body Lines in Nutrifacts affects the maximum number of Expanded Text lines available for various sized labels. (See Chart, Function Code 27).

6. Footer

Create or edit the first line of the footer and press . Then create or edit the second line of footer and press Enter.

Maximum configurable is 2 lines, 40 Characters/line.

7. Temp Num XXXXXX

Repeat from step 2 for each nutritional template.

If you want to print a range of nutrifacts, press Print and go to step 9. NOTE: Continuous label stock, listing paper or label stock can be used.

If you want to return to Operator Mode, press Escape and go to step 10.

8. From Nmbr

Enter the nutrifacts number you wish to copy. Press Enter and go to step 4.

9. Print Range From Nmbr

Enter the lowest number in the range and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the first PLU in the database.

To Number

Enter the highest number in the range and/or press Enter.

Or just press Enter to select the last PLU in the database.

Printing . . .

The nutrifacts are issued. Repeat from step 2 to edit other nutrifacts. Or press Escape to abort printing.

10. Function Code

Press Escape.

11. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

If the scale displays Database Full, see Memory Free (Function Code 4). When memory free is less than 4K, you should “compact” the memory by writing to a Disk, Cassette, ScaleMaster or MiniNet and then read back the file.

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Nutr Tmplate, Delete

Function Code 35 Access Level 4

This function allows you to delete nutritional templates from memory.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 35 and press Enter.

2. Del Nutr Tmplate Temp Num

Enter the number of the nutritional template and press Enter.

3. Deleted Temp Num

Repeat from step 2 to delete other items.

If you want to return to Operator Mode, press Escape and go to step 4.

4. Function Code

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Special Message

Function Code 31 Access Level 4

This function allows you to program up to 999999 special messages of 11 characters each when Prnt Sell By (Function Code 51) is on and 22 characters each when Prnt Sell By is off. Any one of these special messages may be accessed by any PLU in the item file. You may copy one special message to another number and then edit one of them to make an additional special message. You may also print one or a range of special messages on continuous label stock or listing paper.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Special Message, or enter 31 and press Enter.

2. Special Message Message XXXXXX

Enter the number of the message and press Enter.

3. New Record Copy?

y/n

If you want to copy the special message from one that was created previously, press Enter (yes) and go to step 6.

If you want to create or edit a special message, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

NOTE: If the item was created previously, step 3 is eliminated. Go to step 4.

4. Description The message displays.

5. Message XXXXXX

Create or edit the special message using the character keys (up to 11 or 22) and press Enter.

Repeat from step 2 to edit other special messages.

If you want to print a range of special messages, press Print and go to step 7. NOTE: Continuous label stock or listing paper must be used.

If you want to return to Operator Mode, press Escape and go to step 8.

6. From Nmbr

Enter the special message number you wish to copy. Press Enter and go to step 4.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Special Message

Function Code 31 (Cont.)

7. Print Range From Nmbr

Enter the lowest number in the range and press Enter.

Or just press Enter to select the first PLU in the database.

To Number

Enter the highest number in the range and press Enter.

Or just press Enter to select the last PLU in the database.

Printing . . .

The special messages are issued.

Message XXXXXX

Return to step 4.

8. Function Code

Press Escape.

9. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

If the scale displays Database Full, see Memory Free (Function Code 4). When memory free is less than 4K, you should “compact” the memory by writing to a Disk, Cassette, ScaleMaster or MiniNet and then read back the file.

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Speed Key, Define

Function Code 30 Access Level 2

This function allows you to define the PLU items or Operator ID’s associated with each speed key. It also allows you to print an overlay grid on continuous label stock or listing paper which shows the identity of each speed key designation.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Speed Keys or enter 30 and press Enter.

2. Speed Keys Key

- Press the speed key or press Change Case and the speed key.

Key x

PLU

- Enter the PLU number or press Operator Number and enter the operator ID number (1-4 digits) or press Clear to unassign the speed key.

Key x

ID XXXX

- ** Press .

Description - ** Enter description of the key if not defined, or change the description (2 lines, 10 characters/line) as it will appear on the speed key grid.

-** Use

,

, , arrows to review the data.

- Press Enter to accept the entry.

3. Key

If you want to define additional speed keys, repeat step 2.

If you want to print a speed key overlay, use continuous label stock or listing paper, press Print and go to step 4.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 5.

4. Printing . . .

Go to step 3.

5. Function Code

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** Procedure is optional.

NOTE: If you want to unassign a Speed Key, with Key X PLU X displayed as in step 2, press Clear (no) and Enter.

Key Deleted will display. Then go to step 3.

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Totals, Hourly

Function Code 23 Access Level 3

This function will review or print production totals for any hourly period in the last 24 hours if your scale is equipped with the optional network board.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Hourly Totals or enter 23 and press Enter.

2. Hourly Totals Hour(0-23)

0

If you want to review the hours which have totals data, press until Record Not Found is displayed. Press to return.

If you want to review or print totals for a particular hour, enter the hour (military time), press Enter, and go to step 3.

If you want to print totals for a range of hours, press Print and go to step 9.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 12.

3. Tot Wt X.XX

If you want to review specific totals, press step 4.

and go to

If you want to print a label with totals for this hour, press Print and go to step 8.

4. Tot Val X.XX

Press .

5. Tot Pkg X

Press .

6. Tot Itm X

Press .

6a. Tot Runs X

Press .

7. Tot Wt X.XX

Press Enter.

8. Hour(0-23)

X

If you want to review or print totals for a different hour, use or arrows or enter the new hour, press Enter and repeat from step 3.

If you want to print totals for a range of hours, press Print and go to step 9.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 12.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Totals, Hourly

Function Code 23 (Cont.)

9. Print Range From Hour

Enter the smallest hour number and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the first hour with totals.

10. To Hour

Enter the largest hour number and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the last hour with totals.

11. Printing . . .

Labels are issued.

NOTE: Hours with zero totals are not printed.

Hour(0-23)

X

If finished, press Escape and go to step 12.

If you want to review or print totals for other hours, repeat from step 2.

12. Function Code

Press Escape. Go to either step 13 or 14.

13. Operator ID

Enter the operator ID number and press Enter.

14. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Totals, Clear Hourly

Function Code 24 Access Level 3

This function will clear the hourly totals.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Clear Hourly

Press Clear Hr Totals or enter 24 and press Enter.

If you want to clear hourly totals, press Enter and go to step 3.

If you do not want to clear hourly totals, press Clear or Escape and go to step 4.

3. Complete

This indicates the hourly totals have been cleared.

4. Function Code

Press Escape and go to step 5.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Totals, Operator

Function Code 25 Access Level 3

This function will review or print totals for any or all operator ID’s. NOTE: Operator ID’s must have been created or there are no operator totals to review.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Operator Totals or enter 25 and press Enter.

2. Operator Totals Operator ID

If you want to review or print totals for an individual operator ID, enter the number (1-4 digits), press Enter, and go to step 3.

If you want to print totals for a range of operator ID’s, press Print and go to step 9.

3. Tot Wt X.XX**

If you want to review specific totals, press and go to step 4.

If you want to print a label with totals for this operator ID, press Print and go to step 8.

4. Tot Val X.XX**

Press .

5. Tot Pkg X **

Press .

6. Tot ltm X **

Press .

6a. Tot Runs X **

Press .

7. Tot Wt X.XX **

Press Enter.

8. Operator ID XXXX

If you want to review or print totals for a different operator ID, use or arrows or enter the new number, press Enter and repeat from step 3.

If you want to print totals for a range of operator ID’s, press Print and go to step 9.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 12.

9. Print Range From OplD

Enter the smallest operator ID and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the first Operator ID in the database.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** If you want to adjust the totals, press Clear, enter the desired amount to be subtracted from the totals and press Enter.

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Totals, Operator

Function Code 25 (Cont.)

10. To OplD

Enter the largest operator ID and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the last Operator ID in the database.

11. Printing . . .

Labels are issued.

Operator ID

If finished, press Escape and go to step 12.

If you want to review or print totals for other operator ID’s, repeat from step 2.

NOTE: Operator ID’s with zero totals are not printed.

12. Function Code

Press Escape.

13. Operator ID

Enter the Operator ID number and press Enter.

14. PLU ?

Operator Mode.

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Totals, Clear Op

Function Code 26 Access Level 3

This function will clear the totals for all operator ID’s.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Clear Op Totals

Press Clear Op Totals or enter 26 and press Enter.

If you want to clear totals for all operator ID’s, press Enter and go to step 3.

If you do not want to clear totals for all operator ID’s, press Clear or Escape and go to step 4.

3. Complete

This indicates the operator totals have been cleared.

4. Function Code

Press Escape and go to step 5.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Totals, Recall of

Function Code 40 Access Level 3

This function allows you to review production totals or to print one or a range of production totals for PLU's or classes.

If configured by service on SP1500 only, A Total and B Total can accumulate information for sale items, rewraps, or an other use.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Recall Totals or enter 40 and press Enter.

2. Recall of Tot PLU Code

If you want to review totals for a particular PLU, enter the number (↓ = the next PLU); and press Enter. Go to step 3.

If you want to print a range of totals, press Print and go to step 6.

3. 1Prod 2A 3B 4All

4 All TOTALS 1 Prod Totals a. Tot Wt X.XX ** b. Tot Val X.XX ** c. Tot Pkg X ** d. Tot ltm X ** e. Tot Run XX ** f. Tot Wt X.XX **

2 A Totals Tot Wt X.XX ** Tot Val X.XX ** Tot Pkg X ** Tot ltm X ** Tot Run XX ** Tot Wt X.XX **

Enter the number for the type of totals you want to review: 1 = Product Totals, 2 = A Totals, 3 = B Totals, 4 = All three types (Product Totals, A Totals, and B Totals).

3 B Totals Tot Wt X.XX ** Tot Val X.XX ** Tot Pkg X ** Tot ltm X ** Tot Run XX ** Tot Wt X.XX **

NOTE: PLU’s with zero totals are not printed.

The declared net weight for Fixed Weight items will accumulate the same as Random Weight items.

a. Press ↓. b. Press ↓. c. Press ↓. d. Press ↓. e. Press ↓. f. Repeat from step 3a. If All Totals were selected, press Enter or Escape to review the next column (A or B).

If you want to print the totals for this PLU and Total Type, press Print. Go to step 4 if using labels. Repeat for the next Total Type.

When done, or if all remaining totals are zero, go to step 5.

4. Take Label

Remove the label. Go to the next totals type or step 5.

5. PLU Code XXXX

If you want to review the next PLU, press ↓, press Enter and repeat from step 3.

If you want to review totals for another PLU, go to step 2.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 8.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** If you want to adjust the totals, press Clear; enter the amount to be subtracted from the totals and linked classes; and press Enter.

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Totals, Recall of

Function Code 40 (Cont.)

6. 1Prod 2A 3B 4All

Enter the number for the type of totals that you want to print: 1 = Product Totals, 2 = A Totals, 3 = B Totals, or 4 = All three types (Product Totals, A Totals, and B Totals).

7. Print Range From PLU

Enter the lowest number in the range and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the first PLU in the database.

To PLU

Enter the highest number in the range and press Enter. Or just press Enter to select the last PLU in the database.

Printing . . .

Labels are issued. Return to step 5. Or press Escape to abort printing.

NOTE: PLU’s with zero totals are not printed.

8. Function Code

Press Escape.

9. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

Permanently Programmed PLU's ** 999990 999991

Miscellaneous By Count Miscellaneous By Weight

Permanently Programmed Classes *** 999995 999997 999998 999999

Lost Totals Price Change Totals Void Totals Grand Totals

** Can be edited but not deleted. *** Cannot be edited or deleted.

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Totals, Clear PLU

Function Code 21 Access Level 3

This function will clear all PLU totals from scale memory. It does not clear operator totals or hourly totals.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Clear PLU Tot

Press Clear PLU Totals or enter 21 and press Enter.

If you want to clear all PLU totals, press Enter and go to step 3.

If you do not want to clear all totals, press Clear or Escape and go to step 4.

3. Complete Function Code 4. Function Code

Indicates the totals registers have been reset to zero.

Press Escape and go to step 5.

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Totals, Clear Ind

Function Code 22 Access Level 3

This function will clear individual PLU totals for any item or class.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Clear lnd Totals or enter 22 and press Enter.

2. Clear lnd Tot PLU Code

If you want to clear totals for an item or class, enter the PLU code, press Enter and go to step 3.

If you do not want to clear totals for an item or class, press Clear or Escape and go to step 4.

3. Complete

PLU Code

Indicates the totals for the item or class have been reset to zero.

XXXX

If you want to clear totals for another item or class, use or arrows or enter the new number, press Enter and repeat step 3.

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 4.

4. Function Code

Press Escape.

5. *

PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Cass/Disk, Read

Function Code 81 Access Level 2

This function will copy the item file from cassette tape or disk to scale memory. Either a Digital Data Recorder with cassette tape, or a Disk Player Recorder (DPR) with microfloppy disk, may be used as the input device. Either device connects to the nine-pin RS 232 communications port on the lower front left corner of the scale. The timed Marquee Message Table created in Function Code 39 and Font size associated with expanded text records will be copied.

SEE 0. PLU

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Read Cass? Y/N or

Press Read Cass/Disk or enter 81 and press Enter.

If you wish to read data, press Enter (yes) and go to step 3.

If you wish to exit, press Clear (no) and go to step 7.

Read Disk? Y/N 3. Read Speed Keys?

If you want the current speed key data to be erased and reread, press Enter (yes) and go to step 4 If you want to retain the current speed key data, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

4. Save Operator IDs?

If you want the Operator IDs in the scale to stay as they are, press Enter (yes) and go to step 5.

If you want the Operator IDs from the tape or disk to be read into the scale, press Clear (no) and go to step 5.

5. Start Cass 1

Press Play on the recorder; then press Enter on the Scale.

or Start Disk 1 6. Read Cass 1 : XXXX or Read Disk 1 : XXXX Read Completed

Press Stop on the recorder and press Enter or Escape on the scale.

If the number of records is larger than one cassette can hold, the scale will display ‘Start Cass 2’. Then repeat step 5.

Once valid data is received, all scale memory is cleared except for speed keys and special totals.

At any point after valid data is received, the up and down arrows allow scrolling through status/summary information fields.

If bad records were encountered during loading, Bad Recs will finish this step instead of Read Completed. Pressing Enter will generate a Bad Record Scan like Function Code 83. Pressing Escape will return to Function Code without scanning for bad records.

7. Function Code

Press Escape.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Cass/Disk, Read

Function Code 81 (Cont.)

8. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

NOTE: Escape will abort the operation at any point.

NOTE: If the recorder is not connected properly, Device Offline is displayed. The unit was not in record mode, power was not supplied to the recorder, or the connecting cable was bad. Correct the problem, press Escape and repeat from step 2.

NOTE: If a cassette tape or disk with Fixed Weight or Bakery items is read into a scale without bakery software, the Net Wt value will be put in the By Count Quantity.

NOTE: SP80 and SP1500 systems cannot read cassette tapes or disks from Models 5000, 1860, 1870, 1871 or 18BX.

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Cass/Disk, Write

Function Code 82 Access Level 2

This function will copy the item file from memory onto a cassette tape or microfloppy disk. Either a Digital Data Recorder with cassette tape, or a Disk Player Recorder (DPR) with microfloppy disk, is used as the recording device. Either device connects to the nine-pin RS 232 communications port on the lower front left corner of the scale. The timed Marquee Message Table created in Function Code 39 and Font size associated with expanded text records will be copied.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Write Cass/Disk or enter 82 and press Enter.

2. Write Cass? Y/N

If you wish to write data, press Enter (yes) and go to step 3.

or Write Disk? Y/N

If you wish to exit, press Clear (no) and go to step 6.

3. Start Cass 1

Press Record on the recorder; then press Enter on the Scale. For Cass Write, the scale automatically allows for 12 seconds of leader on the tape.

or Start Disk? 1 4. Writ Cass X : XXXX or Write Disk X : XXXX

If the number of records is larger than one cassette can hold, the scale will display ‘Start Cass 2’. Then repeat step 3.

Write Completed

Press Stop on the recorder.

Press or on the scale to display the total number of records transferred.

Press Enter or Escape on the scale.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

NOTE: Escape will abort the operation at any point.

NOTE: If the recorder is not connected properly, Device Offline is displayed. The unit was not in record mode, power was not supplied to the recorder, or the connecting cable was bad. Correct the problem, press Escape and repeat from step 2.

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Config, Read

Function Code 84 Access Level 2

This function will copy the EEP Configuration parameters from cassette tape or disk to scale memory. This function is useful in setting up several scales with the same configuration. Either a Digital Data Recorder with cassette tape, or a Disk Player Recorder (DPR) with microfloppy disk, may be used as the input device. Either device connects to the nine-pin RS232 communications port on the lower front left corner of the scale.

SEE

DO

0. PLU

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Read Cass/Disk or enter 84 and press Enter.

2. Read Cass? Y/N

If you wish to read data, press Enter (yes) and go step 3.

or Read Disk? Y/N

If you wish to exit, press Clear (no) and go to step 5.

3. Start Cass 1

Press play on the recorder; then press Enter on the Scale.

or Start Disk 1 4. Read Cass X : XXXX or Read Disk X : XXXX Read Completed

Press Stop on the recorder and press Enter or Escape on the scale.

NOTE: Escape will abort the operation at any point.

NOTE: If the recorder is not connected properly, Device Offline is displayed. The unit was not in record mode, power was not supplied to the recorder, or the connecting cable was bad. Correct the problem, press Escape and repeat from step 1.

NOTE: SP80/SP1500 model scales must have the same version Prom Board to accept a tape/disk of the EEP configuration from another scale.

5. Function Code

Press Escape.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Config, Read

Function Code 84 (Cont.)

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Config, Write

Function Code 85 Access Level 2

This function will copy the EEP Configuration from memory onto a cassette tape or microfloppy disk. This function is useful in setting up several scales with the same configuration. Either a Digital Data Recorder with cassette tape, or a Disk Player Recorder (DPR) with microfloppy disk, is used as the recording device. Either device connects to the nine-pin RS 232 communications port on the lower front left corner of the scale.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Write Cass/Disk or enter 85 and press Enter.

2. Write Cass? Y/N

If you wish to write data, press Enter (yes) and go to step 3.

or Write Disk? Y/N

If you wish to exit, press Clear (no) and go to step 6.

3. Start Cass 1

Press Record on the recorder; then press Enter on the Scale. For Cass Write, the scale automatically allows for 12 seconds of leader on the tape.

or Start Disk? 1 4. Write Cass X : XXXX or Write Disk X : XXXX NOTE: Escape will abort the operation at any point.

NOTE: If the recorder is not connected properly, Device Offline is displayed. The unit was not in record mode, power was not supplied to the recorder, or the connecting cable was bad. Correct the problem, press Escape and repeat from step 1.

NOTE: SP80/SP1500 model scales must have the same version Prom Board to send a tape/disk of the EEP Configuration to another scale.

Write Completed

Press Stop on the recorder.

Press or on the scale to display the total number of records transferred.

Press Enter or Escape on the scale.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Delete All

Function Code 8 Access Level 5

CAUTION: This function will delete all item records (including all PLU’s, classes and totals) from scale memory. If this function is completed, you will need to reload the complete item file before resuming normal operations.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. DELETE ALL FILES

Enter 8 and press Enter.

If you do not want to delete all files, press Clear (no) or Escape and go to step 4.

If you want to delete all files, press Enter (yes) and go to step 3.

3. Deleting . . .

Complete Function Code 4. Function Code

Go to step 4.

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Memory Free

Function Code 4 Access Level 2

This function informs you of the free memory available in the system.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Memory =

XX K

Enter 4 and press Enter.

This indicates the amount of free memory available.

NOTE: When memory free is less than 4K, you should “compact” the memory by writing to a Disk, Cassette, ScaleMaster or MiniNet and then read back the file.

Press Escape.

3. Function Code

Press Escape.

4. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Mini, Read

Function Code 33 Access Level 2

This function will allow the scale printer system to enter the entire item file into system memory from a master scale printer system set to Write Mini. MiniNetwork must be properly connected to facilitate this procedure.

SEE

DO

0.

PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1.

* Function Code

2.

Read MNet?

Press Read Mini Net or enter 33 and press Enter.

Y/N

If you wish to read the item file using MiniNetwork, press Enter (yes) and go to step 3.

If you do not wish to read the Mini Network, press Clear (no) and go to step 6.

3.

Read Speed Keys?

If you wish to re-read the Speed Key data, press Enter (yes) and go to step 4.

If you do not wish to re-read the Speed Key data, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

4.

Ready To Receive

5.

Read MNet XXXXX

When all scales that are to Read Data on the MiniNetwork are ready, follow the instructions for Write Mini at the Master Scale.

Read Completed

Press Escape or Enter.

Once valid data is received, all scale memory is cleared except for speed keys and special totals.

At any point after valid data is received, the up and down arrows allow scrolling through status/summary information fields.

If bad records were encountered during loading, Bad Recs will finish this step instead of Read Completed.

Pressing Enter will generate a Bad Record Scan like Function Code 83. Pressing Escape will return to Function Code without scanning for bad records.

6.

Function Code

7.

*

Press Escape.

PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

NOTE: Escape will abort the operation at any point.

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Mini, Write

Function Code 32 Access Level 2

This function will copy the item file from memory to any or all other scale printer systems connected in the MiniNetwork which are set to Read Mini. MiniNetwork must be properly connected to facilitate this procedure.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Write MNet?

Press Write Mini Net or enter 32 and press Enter.

Y/N

If you wish to write to the MiniNetwork, press Enter (yes) and go to step 3.

If you do not wish to write to the MiniNetwork, press Clear (no) and go to step 4.

3. Write MNet XXXXX Write Completed

If you press or the total number of records transferred will display.

Press Escape or Enter.

4. Function Code

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

NOTE: Escape will abort the operation at any point.

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Operator ID

Function Code 34 Access Level 5

This function allows you to establish operator ID numbers and to define the access level for each. Refer to the chart on the next page for access levels for the supervisor and set-up functions. If any operator ID’s are assigned, you must assign at least one person with access level 5 to maintain the Operator ID file. The Operator ID number or the first 10 characters of the operator name can be printed on the label if configured.

SEE 1. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

2. * Function Code

Press Operator ID s or enter 34 and press Enter.

3. Operator ID

Enter the operator ID number (up to 4 digits) and press Enter.

4. ID XXXX ACCESS X

Enter the access level for this operator (1 - 5).

See chart for the access levels of various functions on the next page.

NOTE: If you enter 0 for the access level, the Operator ID will be deleted from the file. ** Press .

5. Description First line of the operator’s description (1 - 10 characters)

** Enter or edit the first line of description and press .

Second line of the operator’s description (1-10 characters)

** Enter or edit the second line of description.

** If you wish to review the entry, press step 4.

and return to

** If you wish to accept the entry, press Enter and go to step 6.

6. Operator ID XXXX

If you wish to enter additional operator ID’s, repeat from step 3.

If you wish to print a list of operator ID’s and their access levels, press Print and return to this step after Printing . . .

If you are finished, press Escape and go to step 7.

7. Function Code

Press Escape.

8. Operator ID

To return to Operator Mode, you must enter the operator’s ID number and press Enter.

9. PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** Procedure is optional.

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SUPERVISOR MODE (Showing Access Levels) PLU?

Functions may be accessed by entering the function code [ ] at the Function Code Prompt and pressing Enter.

Supervisor

Test Numbers may be accessed by entering the test number { the Test Number prompt and pressing Enter.

Function Code FILE MAINTENANCE

} at

Some frequently used functions may alternatively be accessed by pressing their speed key at the Function Code prompt.

Enter Price Update

[11] (4)

TOTALS

File Update

[10] (4)

Enter

Class Update

[17] (4)

Recall of Tot

File Delete

[12] (4)

Operator Totals [25] (3)

File Review

[15] (2)

Hourly Totals

[23] (3)

Def Speed Key

[30] (2)

SCALE SERVICE

Special Message

[31] (4)

Clear PLU Tot

[21] (3)

Operator ID

[34] (5)

Enter

Expanded Text

[27] (4)

Clear Ind Totals [22] (3)

Scale ID

[88] (3)

Test Number

Del Expand Text

[28] (4)

Clear Op Totals [26] (3)

Store Name

[89] (3)

Master Rom Check

[50] { 1} (5)

Nutrifacts

[29] (4)

Clear Hourly

Store ID

[90] (3)

Slave Rom Check

[50] { 2} (5)

Misc Config

[51] (5)

Del Nutr Tmplate

[35] (4)

Master Ram Check

[50] { 3} (5)

Text Config

[52] (5)

Marquee Message [36] (4)

Slave Ram Check

[50] { 4} (5)

Comm Config

[53] (5)

Delete Marq Msg

Numeric Display

[50] { 5} (5)

Print Config

[54] * (5)

Default Marq Msg [38] (4)

Alpha Display

[50] { 6} (5)

Marquee Table

[39] (4)

Marquee Display

[50] { 7} (5)

Write Cass/Disk

[82] (2)

Keyboard Test

[50 { 8} (5)

Read Cass/Disk

[81] (2)

Monitor Sensors

[50] { 9} (5)

Write Config

[85] (2)

Prt Test Label

[50] {10} (5)

Read Config

[84] (2)

EEP CRC Check

[50] {11} (5)

Bad Record Scan [83] (2)

Print Config.

[50] {12} * (5)

Write Mini

[32] (2)

Calibration Date

[50] {13} (5)

Read Mini

[33] (2)

Scale Counts

[50] {14} (5)

Delete All

[ 8] (5)

Communications

[50] {15} (5)

Memory Free

[ 4] (2)

Real Time Clock

[50] {16} (5)

Calibrate Print

[50] {17}**

Weight Calibrate

[50] {18}**

Service Config

[50] {19}**

Factory Config

[50] {20}**

[40] (3)

[24] (3)

SCALE SETUP Enter

[37] (4)

[ ] = Function Codes. { } = Test Numbers. ( ) = Access Codes. * Print Config [50 — test 12] and Print Config [54] function the same. ** Service functions only.

Escape returns to Function Code from any function excep FC50 where Escape returns to Test Number. Pressing Escape again returns to Function Code.

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CONFIGURATION Enter

Scale ID

Function Code 88 Access Level 3

This function allows you to define the scale ID number (0-99).

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Press Scale ID or enter 88 and press Enter.

2. Scale ID XX

Enter the number of the scale (0-99) and press Enter.

3. Function code

Press Escape.

4. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Scan, Bad Record

Function Code 83 Access Level 2

This function will search the item file and check for bad records. If any bad records are detected, you will be advised of the record and its location. Detection of a bad record indicates that the item record should be checked and corrected.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 83 and press Enter.

2. Bad Record Scan Scanning . . .

If all records are OK, you will go to step 4 automatically.

If there are bad records, you will go to step 3 automatically.

3. Bad Rec

XX

Press Escape or Enter and go to step 4.

NOTE: Indication of Bad Records suggests you should review and edit the file to correct the bad records.

4. Function Code

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Store ID

Function Code 90 Access Level 3

This function allows you to define the store ID number (0-999999).

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

1. * Function Code

Press Store ID or enter 90 and press Enter.

2. Store ID XXXXXX

Enter or edit the Store ID number (0-999999) and press Enter.

3. Function Code

Press Escape.

4. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Store Name

Function Code 89 Access Level 3

This function allows you to define the store name (2 lines, 26 characters/line), (1 or 2 lines, 26 characters/line maximum for medium size print or 27-32 characters/line for small size print as defined in Function Code 52 steps 4 and 5.)

NOTE: Store name is printed only on continuous rolls not individual labels.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 89 and press Enter.

2. Store Name - Enter the name of the store (2 lines of 26 characters/line).

Use to start second line. Use , , , arrows and Backspace for editing.

- Press Enter.

3. Function Code

Press Escape.

4. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Master Rom Check

TEST NUMBER 1 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the Master Rom (Read Only Memory).

To assure that the most current data is used, it is necessary to turn the scale off and then back on before performing this test. Use the RESET/OPERATE switch to turn the scale off and on.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Test Number

Enter 50 and press Enter.

Enter 1 and press Enter.

3. Master Rom Check MP SUMCK PASSED Actual 01EB32CF

This number may vary. However, the Actual must be the same as the Stored value.

Stored 01EB32CF Test Number 4. Function Code

Press Escape.

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Slave Rom Check

TEST NUMBER 2 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the Slave Rom (Read Only Memory).

It is necessary to turn the scale off and then back on before performing this test, to assure that the most current data is used. Use the RESET/OPERATE switch to turn the scale off and on.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Test Number

Enter 50 and press Enter.

Enter 2 and press Enter.

3. Slave Rom Check 4. PC SUMCK PASSED Actual

AQ56**

Stored

AQ56**

Test Number 5. Function Code

This number may vary. However, the Actual must be the same as the Stored value.

Press Escape.

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** The Sumck value for a Reflective 6 Inch Label Optical Sensor is AQ56. If a Non-Reflective Optical Sensor is substituted, the Sumck values will be 984E.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Master Ram Check

TEST NUMBER 3 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the Master Ram (Random Access Memory).

To assure that the most current data is used, it is necessary to turn the scale off and then back on before performing this test. Use the RESET/OPERATE switch to turn the scale off and on.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Test Number

Enter 50 and press Enter.

Enter 3 and press Enter.

3. Master Ram Check MP MEM 23FFFF

Numbers may vary depending on purchased memory option.

MP PASS 23FFFF Test Number 4. Function Code

Press Escape.

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Slave Ram Check

TEST NUMBER 4 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the Slave Ram (Random Access Memory).

It is necessary to turn the scale off and then back on before performing this test, to assure that the most current data is used. Use the RESET/OPERATE switch to turn the scale off and on.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Test Number

Enter 50 and press Enter.

Enter 4 and press Enter.

3. Slave Ram Check PC PASS Test Number 4. Function Code 5

Press Escape.

Press Escape.

* PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Numeric Display

TEST NUMBER 5 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the elevated Numeric Display.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 5 and press Enter.

3. Numeric Display 1 . . . . . . . . .

2 . . . . . . . . .

4 . . . . . . . . .

5 . . . . . . . . .

88888 88888 ** 88888

Test Number 4. Function Code

Press Escape.

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

* **

Operator Mode.

If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

Elevated Display

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Alpha Display

TEST NUMBER 6 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the operator screen (Alpha Display) located immediately above the keyboard.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Test Number

Enter 50 and press Enter.

Enter 6 and press Enter.

3. Alpha Display The operator screen is tested.

ALPHA TEST DONE Test Number 4. Function Code

Press Escape.

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Marquee Display

TEST NUMBER 7 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the marquee display if installed on your scale.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 7 and press Enter.

3. Marquee Display

PASS 32Ad ** . . .

Test Number 4. Function Code

Press Escape.

Press Escape.

5. * PLU ?

*

Operator Mode.

If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

** Elevated Display.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Keyboard Test

TEST NUMBER 8 Access Level 5

This procedure provides a check of the key position numbers assigned to each key.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 8 and press Enter.

3. Key Position = 0

Press any key to find its position.

Key Position = XX

Key numbers are assigned as shown in the diagram at the bottom of this page.

When finished, press Escape.

4. Key Position = 34 Test Number

Press Escape.

5. Function Code

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

KEYBOARD KEY POSITION NUMBER ASSIGNMENTS 31

39

38

30

29

37

35

27

25

33

36

28

24

32

34

23

47

46

22

21

45

43

19

17

41

44

20

16

40

42

15

55

54

14

13

53

51

11

9

49

52

12

8

48

50

7

63

62

6

5

61

59

3

1

57

60

4

0

56

58

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Monitor Sensors

TEST NUMBER 9 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to monitor sensors and other related parameters.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Test Number

Enter 50 and press Enter.

Enter 9 and press Enter.

3. Monitor Sensors H000L255M174T118

(This number may vary slightly.)

Press .

4. Prnt Position 28

Press .

5. Peel Position 18

Press .

6. Xpel Position 110 or Xpel Position 200 (If using Fixed Weight Labels.)

Press Escape.

7. Test Number

Press Escape.

8. Function Code

Press Escape.

9. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Prt Test Label

TEST NUMBER 10 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to print ten different test labels (numbered 0-9).

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 10 and press Enter.

3. ENTER LABEL NO

Press Enter.

Printing . . .

Test Label 0 is printed.

Take Label

Remove the label.

ENTER LABEL NO

Press 1.

4.

Printing . . .

Test Label 1 is printed.

Take Label

Remove the label.

ENTER LABEL NO

Press 2.

5.

Printing . . .

Test Label 2 is printed.

Take Label

Remove the label.

ENTER LABEL NO

Press 3.

6.

Printing . . .

Test Label 3 is printed.

Take Label

Remove the label.

ENTER LABEL NO

Enter 4 – 9 to print Test Labels 4 – 9.

When finished press Escape.

7. Test Number

Press Escape.

8. Function Code

Press Escape.

9. * PLU

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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– 77 –

SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

EEP CRC Check

TEST NUMBER 11 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to determine whether the blocks numbered 0 - 5 pass a functional test.

It is necessary to turn the scale off and then back on before performing this test, to assure that the most current data is used. Use the RESET/OPERATE switch to turn the scale off and on.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 11 and press Enter.

3. ENTER BLOCK NO

Press 0.

4. BLOCK 0 PASSED

See note below. **

ENTER BLOCK NO 5. BLOCK 1 PASSED ENTER BLOCK NO 6. BLOCK 2 PASSED ENTER BLOCK NO 7. BLOCK 3 PASSED ENTER BLOCK NO 8. BLOCK 4 PASSED ENTER BLOCK NO 9. BLOCK 5 PASSED ENTER BLOCK NO

Press 1.

See note below. ** Press 2.

See note below.

Press 3.

See note below. ** Press 4.

See note below. ** Press 5.

See note below. ** Press Escape.

10. Test Number

Press Escape.

11. Function Code

Press Escape.

12. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** If BLOCK X FAILED is displayed instead of BLOCK X PASSED, this may indicate a technical problem in the circuitry requiring you to call your local Hobart service office.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Print Config

TEST NUMBER 12 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to print a listing of the configuration, showing scale set-up options.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 12 and press Enter.

3. Printing . . .

The configuration is printed. Continuous label stock or listing paper is required.

4. Test Number

Press Escape.

5. Function Code

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

NOTE: For a listing of factory settings, refer to Print Config, Function Code 54, page 116.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Calibration Date

TEST NUMBER 13 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to review the date when the scale was last calibrated and the number of times the scale has been calibrated.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 13 and press Enter.

3. Date XX-XX-XX

This is the date when the scale was last calibrated. Press Escape.

4. Cal Times XXXXX

This is the number of times the scale has been calibrated.

Press Escape.

5. Test Number

Press Escape.

6. Function Code

Press Escape.

7. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Scale Counts

TEST NUMBER 14 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to review the scale counts.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 14 and press Enter.

3. Scale Counts

Shows the counts of weight on the platter.

0 5067

**

Shows the preload weight counts.

Press Escape.

4. Test Number

Press Escape.

5. Function Code

Press Escape.

6. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered. ** Elevated Display

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Communications

TEST NUMBER 15 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to test the communications ports to determine whether they pass or fail.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 50 and press Enter.

2. Test Number

Enter 15 and press Enter.

3. ENTER PORT NO

Press 0.

4. SCA FAlL

This is a factory test only.

Press Escape.

5. ENTER PORT NO

Press 1.

6. SCB OK

This indicates the ScaleMaster Circuit or Network Board is present and passed.

or SCB FAlL

The ScaleMaster Circuit Board is either not present or is faulty.

ENTER PORT NO

Press Escape.

7. Test Number

Press Escape.

8. Function Code

Press Escape.

9. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Real Time Clock

TEST NUMBER 16 Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to test the real time clock to determine whether it passes or fails a test.

NOTE: This procedure is only applicable to systems which include the accessory Network board. It is necessary to recheck the date and time.

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. Test Number

Enter 50 and press Enter.

Enter 16 and press Enter.

3. RTC TEST RTC OK Test Number

Press Escape.

4. Function Code

Press Date & Time.

5. Date

If not correct, press Clear (no), enter the correct date and press Enter.

XX-XX-XX

(numeric Month-Day-Year) If correct, press Enter.

6. Time

XX:XX:XX Am or Pm

If not correct, press Clear (no), enter the correct time and press Enter.

If correct, press Enter.

7. Function Code

Press Escape.

8. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Calibrate Print

TEST NUMBER 17

NOTE: This is a service only function and should be performed by a qualified Hobart service technician. If you encounter the “Service Only” prompt, press Escape to exit.

SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Weight CaIibrate

TEST NUMBER 18

NOTE: This is a service only function and should be performed by a qualified Hobart service technician. If you encounter the “Service Only” prompt, press Escape to exit.

SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Service Config

TEST NUMBER 19

NOTE: This is a service only function and should be performed by a qualified Hobart service technician. If you encounter the “Service Only” prompt, press Escape to exit.

SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 50

Factory Config

TEST NUMBER 20

NOTE: This is a service only function and should be performed by a qualified Hobart service technician. If you encounter the “Service Only” prompt, press Escape to exit.

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Misc Config

Function Code 51 Access Level 5

This function allows you to set miscellaneous configuration parameters which determine how your scale operates.

To assure that the scale printer system will operate according to any changes made and saved in Function Codes 51, 52, or 53, press enter to return to the Function Code prompt and then turn the Reset/Operate switch to Reset and back to Operate.

If assistance is needed in programming your scale, contact your local Hobart representative.

The following keys are active: Down or Up arrows step through the various items (see list). Starting with the arrow will begin at the bottom of the list.

Clear (no) key changes On to Off or Off to On, or changes a numeric item to zero allowing you to enter another number.

Enter saves the changes and exits to Function Code.

Escape exits to Function Code without saving the changes.

If some item in the configuration needs to be changed, first enter the function (steps 0,1). Then step through the items using or arrows until you find the item you want to change. Press Clear to change On to Off or Off to On or enter a new number. After all changes have been made, press Enter to save the changes and exit the function. Then press Reset and Operate.

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Misc Config

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code 2. ByCnt Method

Enter 51 and press Enter.

1, 2, or 3

Definition: ByCnt Method determines which of three formulas is used to calculate the Total Price for By Count items when less than the By Count quantity is sold.

Method 1. This method yields results between Method 2 and Method 3. Total Price is closer to Method 2 for less than half the By Count quantity and approaches Method 3 values for more than half. See Example for comparison.

Method 2.

By Count Price x Quantity Sold =

By Count Quantity

Method 3. By Count Price x Quantity Sold =

By Count Quantity

Total Price ** Total Price ***

** By Count Price is divided by By Count Quantity and the answer is rounded up to the next cent; the answer is multiplied by the Quantity Sold. If the By Count quantity is sold, the bargain differential is subtracted so as not to exceed the By Count Price. *** The division is performed last and the answer is carried to three decimals; any fraction is then rounded up to the next cent.

NOTE: Formerly, Bycnt Calc 1 On was Method 1; Off was Method 2; and Method 3 was not available.

Example: By Count Price is $2.09; By Count Quantity is 12.

Price For Quantity Sold 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Method 1

.18

.36

.54

.72

.90

1.07 ❆ 1.24 ❆ 1.41 ❆ 1.58 ❆ 1.75 ❆ 1.92 ❆ 2.09 ❆

Method 2

.18

.36

.54

.72

.90

1.08

Method 3

.18

.35 ❆

.53

.70 ❆

.88

1.05 ❆ 1.22 ❆ 1.40

1.26

8

1.44

9

1.62

11

1.80

1.57 ❆ 1.75

1.98

12

2.09 ❆

1.92 ❆ 2.09 ❆

❆ Discount is applied.

NOTE: Use of Exception Price will prevail over these methods.

You may press

10

— Clear to change the setting.

— 1, 2, or 3.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

to continue to step 3.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Misc Config 3. Op Edit Date

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Op Edit Date is an option which determines whether the operator may alter the date and/or time settings.

On — operator may change the date and/or time.

Off — operator may not change the date and/or time.

NOTE: Supervisor with access level 2 or above may always edit date and/or time. Time is functional only on units equipped with optional networking board.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

to continue to step 4.

4.Misc PLU’s On or Off Definition: Misc PLU’s On — allows the operator to use miscellaneous PLU’s.

Off — the operator is not allowed to use miscellaneous PLU’s.

Miscellaneous PLU’s are accessed by Price, Tare, and By Count keys in Operator Mode.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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5. Op Sign On

to continue to step 5.

On or Off

Definition: Op Sign On On — requires the operator to enter an ID number to begin using the scale. NOTE: If enabled by service and selected

by Date Line Option (p. 99), Operator ID or Operator Name can be printed.

Off — does not require the operator to enter an ID number to begin using the scale.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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6. Forced Logon

to continue to step 6.

Off or On

Definition: Forced Logon On — requires the operator to enter an Operator ID number (sign-on) before calling up a PLU. Off — does not require the operator to enter an Operator ID number (sign-on) before calling up a PLU. You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

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to continue to step 7.

Misc Config 7. Op Edit Tare

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Op Edit Tare On — allows the operator to change the tare.

Off — does not allow the operator to change the tare.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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8. Op Edt Bycnt

to continue to step 8.

On or Off

Definition: Op Edit Bycnt On — allows the operator to change the by count quantity.

Off — does not allow the operator to change the by count quantity.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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9. Op Edt Price

to continue to step 9.

On or Off

Definition: Op Edt Price On — allows the operator to change the price.

Off — does not allow the operator to change the price.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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10. Op Edt Shelf

to continue to step 10.

On or Off

Definition: Op Edt Shelf On — allows the operator to change the shelf life.

Off — does not allow the operator to change the shelf life.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

— – 88 –

to continue to step 11.

Misc Config

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

11. Prnt Sell By

On or Off

Definition: Prnt Sell By

NOTE: Requires a Date Line Option (p. 99) that prints the Sell By date.

On — prints the SELL BY date on the label or ticket (SHELF LIFE + PACKED ON = SELL BY).

Off — does not print the SELL BY date on the label or ticket.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

12. Prnt Spc Msg

to continue to step 12.

On

Definition: Prnt Spc Msg NOTE: Requires a Date Line Option (p. 99) that prints the Special Message. Label Type 5 with 2-line Special Message will print the time of day, if enabled and the Shelf Life is less than 2 days.

On — prints the special message on the label or ticket.

Off — does not print the special message on the label or ticket.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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13. Prnt Pack On

to continue to step 13.

On or Off

Definition: Prnt Pack On

NOTE: Requires a Date Line Option (p. 99) that prints the Packed On date.

On — prints the packed on date on the label or ticket.

Off — does not print the packed on date on the label or ticket.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

— 14. Print UPC

to continue to step 14.

On or Off

Definition: Print UPC On — prints the UPC number/bar code on the label or ticket.

Off — does not print the UPC number/bar code on the label or ticket.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

— – 89 –

to continue to step 15.

Misc Config 15. Print Weight

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Print Weight On — prints the platter weight when the By Count = 1.

Off — does not print the weight when the By Count = 1.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

to continue to step 16.

16. Print Unt Pr On or Off Definition: Print Unt Pr On — calculates and prints the Unit Price for Fixed Weight items.

Off — does not print the Unit Price for Fixed Weight items.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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17. Print FWCount

to continue to step 17.

On or Off

Definition: Print FWCount On — prints the By Count quantity for a Fixed Weight item.

Off — does not print the By Count quantity for a Fixed Weight item.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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18. Prnt BNet Wt

to continue to step 18.

On or Off

Definition: Prnt BNet Wt On — prints the Net Weight for a Fixed Weight item.

Off — does not print the Net Weight for a Fixed Weight item.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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to continue to step 19.

Misc Config 19. Bakry Prepak

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Bakry Prepak On — a Fixed Weight item will prompt the operator to enter the number of identical labels to be printed.

Off — a Fixed Weight item will require Prepack key to be pressed to print a group of labels.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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20. Bakry Format

to continue to step 20.

On or Off

Definition: Bakry Format On — The Bar Code is printed at the bottom of the Fixed Weight, Random Weight or By Count labels. See page 13.

Off — The Bar Code is printed at the top of Fixed Weight, Random Weight or By Count labels. Also allows streaming of “J” labels for Fixed Weight items.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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21. Prepack Tggle

to continue to step 21.

On or Off

Definition: Prepack Tggle On — Enables Prepack to be toggled on or off for more than one PLU by pressing Prepack key in Operator Mode.

Off — To enter Prepack mode, the Operator must press Prepack key for each PLU. You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

22. Prpk Fld Edit

to continue to step 22.

On or Off

Definition: Prpk Fld Edit On — Allows price, tare, by count, and/or shelf life to be changed in Prepack Mode. NOTE: Press Tare on a Fixed Weight or Bakery item to change the Net Weight.

Off — Prevents changing the price, tare, by count, and/or shelf life while in Prepack Mode.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

— – 91 –

to continue to step 23.

Misc Config

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

23. ltem Ticket

2 or 1 or 0

NOTE: This applies to SP1500 model and not to SP80.

Definition: Item Ticket 0 — can print labels only.

1 — can print Item Tickets only.

2 — can print both labels or Item Tickets on continuous label stock.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

24. Item Strip

to continue to step 24.

On or Off

Definition: Item Strip On — prints accumulator type item tickets not individual labels.

Off — prints individual itemized labels; also prints a total label with the total and UPC Bar Code.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

25. ltem Lbl UPC

to continue to step 25.

On or Off

Definition: Item Label UPC On — prints UPC Bar Code on individual itemized labels in item ticket mode.

Off — prints UPC Bar Code on total item ticket only.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

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to continue to step 26.

Misc Config 26. ltem UPC

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

00000

NOTE: This applies to SP1500 model and not to SP80.

Definition: Item UPC The number you insert will define the UPC number that is the first part of the bar code on the Itemized Ticket. This is often used to identify the department.

NOTE: If 2 Chck Digit (Item 29) is off, this entry will be 6 digits and the last digit should be zero (XXXXXO).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number (1-99999).

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

27. Top SpeedKey

to continue to steps 27.

On or Off

Definition: Top SpeedKey This refers to whether the speedkey grid is assigned to the upper PLU or Operator ID shown on the grid or the lower PLU or Operator ID. On — assigns the upper tier to be accessed without using the Shift key and the lower tier to be accessed by using the Shift key immediately before the speedkey.

Off — assigns the lower tier of speedkeys to be accessed without using the Shift key and the upper tier to be accessed by using the Shift key immediately before the speedkey.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

to continue to step 28.

28. Speed Key Size 0, 1, 2, or 3 Definition: Speed Key Size Each increase in the Speed Key Size adds 1/6" to the width of the Speed Key grid when printed.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1, 2, or 3.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

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to continue to step 29.

Misc Config 29. 2 Chck Digit

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: 2 Chck Digit On — Prints the second check digit in the Bar Code.

Off — Does not print the second check digit.

The second check digit is the seventh digit of twelve in the bar code.

NOTE: This must match the point-of-sale scanner/computer system at the check-out.

NOTE: If 2 Chck Digit is On, the system allows only 5 digits to be entered. If 2 Chck Digit is Off, we recommend the sixth or right most digit of the UPC be zero (XXXXX0).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

30. Hourly Totls

to continue to step 30.

On or Off

Definition: Hourly Totls On — Hourly totals are saved.

Off — Hourly totals are not saved.

NOTE: Scale must be equipped with “optional network board” which has a time clock in order to save hourly totals; otherwise use Off. You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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31. Op Totals

to continue to step 31.

On or Off

Definition: Op Totals On — Operator totals are saved.

Off — Operator totals are not saved.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

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to continue to step 32.

Misc Config

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

32. Before 2000 Definition: Before 2000 On — Current year is prior to year 2000.

Off — Current year is not prior to year 2000.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

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33. Op Lab Type

to continue to step 33.

0–5

Definition: Op Lab Type When you are using continuous label stock (listing paper or continuous label stock in operator mode): Label Type

0

1

2

3

4

5

Length

11/4"

13/4"

21/4"

3"

41/2"

6"

Width

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 – 5.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

to continue to step 34.

34. Su Lab Type Definition: Su Lab Type When you are using continuous label stock (listing paper or continuous label stock for supervisor): Label Type

0 1

1 3

2

3

1

4 1

5

Length

1 /4"

1 /4"

2 /4"

3"

4 /2"

6"

Width

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

21/4"

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 – 5.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

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to continue to step 35.

Misc Config

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

35. Disply Time

0 – 3000

Definition: Disply Time Time duration (x 100 ) between visual prompts. The factory setting, 500 = 1/2 second of display time; 1500 = 11/2 seconds; 3000 (maximum) = 3 seconds.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 – 3000.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

36. Domestc Date

to continue to step 36.

On or Off

Definition: Domestc Date On— months are abbreviated with 3 characters followed by date (e.g. Aug 2, 91).

Off — months are abbreviated with 2 characters preceeded by date (e.g. 2 Au 91).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

37. Numerc Month

to continue to step 37.

Off or On

Definition: Numerc Month On — Date is styled in numbers only (8/31/88).

Off — Date is styled in letters and numbers (Aug 31, 88).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

38. Auto Print

to continue to step 38.

On or Off

Definition: Auto Print On — Automatically prints a label in Prepack Mode as soon as the scale comes to balance with weight on the platter.

Off — You must press Print in all Operator Modes before label issues.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

to continue to step 39.

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Misc Config 39. Auto Lookup

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Auto Lookup On — Automatically searches for the PLU after the required number of digits is entered. (See item 40 below.)

Off — You must press Enter after any PLU number is entered to commence search for the PLU. You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

40. Lookup Digt

to continue to step 40.

2, 3, 4, 5, or 6

Definition: Lookup Digt Minimum number of digits which must be entered before auto lookup will be exercised, if enabled in item 39 above.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

41. Weight Beep

to continue to step 41.

On or Off

Definition: Weight Beep On — In Prepack Mode, an audible beep is heard after the weight has stabilized allowing the package to be removed.

Off— There is no audible beep after the weight has stabilized (Prepack Mode).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

42. Print Time

to continue to step 42.

On or Off

Definition: Print Time (NOTE: A Date Line Option that prints Time must be selected or a 6 inch label must be used.)

On — prints the time of day on the label.

Off— does not print the time on the label.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

— – 97 –

to continue to step 43.

Misc Config

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

43. Prt BestBef

On or Off

Definition: Prt BestBef

NOTE: Requires a Date Line Option (p. 99) that prints the Best Before date.

On — prints the BEST BEFORE date on the label or ticket (PROD LIFE + PACKED ON = BEST BEFORE).

Off — does not print the BEST BEFORE date on the label or ticket.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

44. Select Life

to continue to step 44.

On or Off

Definition: Select Life On — allows the Operator to choose either Shelf Life or Prod Life (if different) to calculate and print the SELL BY date when a PLU is called up in Operator Mode.

Off — uses Shelf Life to calculate and print the SELL BY date and Prod Life to calculate and print the BEST BEFORE date when a PLU is called up in Operator Mode (unless overridden).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

45. 2 line Spc M

to continue to step 45.

On or Off

Definition: 2 line Spc M On — prints 2 lines of special message on 6” labels.

Off — prints only 1 line of special message, if the label type and space permit.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

46. 2 BCut Forma

to continue to step 46.

On or Off

Definition: 2 BCut Forma On — prints a split label format when two-piece, butt cut, 6” labels are used. Label Types 3, 4, 5 and all continuous labels will use the bottom location for the UPC Bar Code.

Off — print the one-piece, bottom Bar Code label format on 6” labels.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

— – 98 –

to continue to step 47.

Misc Config

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

47. Print FL OZ

On or Off

Definition: Print FL OZ On — allows Fixed Weight PLU's to be either Net Weight or Fluid Ounce.

Off — allows Fixed Weight PLU's to be Net Weight only.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

48. Prt Headers

to continue to step 48.

On or Off

Definition: Prt Headers On — prints field headers in the Date Line area of the label.

Off — does not print field headers in the Date Line area of the label.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

—

49. Date Line Opt

to continue to step 49.

1 – 16

Definition: Date Line Opt

NOTE: Date Line Option does not apply to Label Type 0.

Selects the three fields that print in the Date Line area of the label according to the options in the table below, provided the individual field is enabled.

You may press

Opt.

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any option number 1 – 16.

1

Packed On

Spec. Msg.

Sell By

2

Packed On

Best Before

Sell By

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 51.

3

Packed On

Tare

Sell By

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 51.

4

Packed On

Operator ID

Sell By

5 6

Packed On Time

Time Spec. Msg.

Sell By Sell By

7

Time

Tare

Sell By

8

Time

Operator ID

Sell By

9 10

Operator ID Operator ID

Spec. Msg Tare

Sell By Sell By

11

Time

Operator Name Sell By

12

Operator Name Spec. Msg.

Sell By

13

Operator Name Tare

Sell By

14

Best Before

Sell By

15 16

Sell By

Spec. Msg.

Spec. Msg. Time

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Sell By Best Before

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to continue to step 50.

Misc Config 50. ByCnt Method 1, 2, or 3

Function Code 51 (Cont.)

Press Enter to save the changes and go to step 51.

If you do not want to save the changes, press Escape and go to step 51.

Or repeat from step 2 on page 86.

51. Function Code

Press Escape.

52. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Text Config

Function Code 52 Access Level 5

This function allows you to set text configuration parameters which determine what your scale prints on the label.

To assure that the scale printer system will operate according to any changes made and saved in Function Codes 51, 52, or 53, press Enter to return to the Function Code prompt and then turn the Reset/Operate switch to Reset and back to Operate.

If assistance is needed in programming your scale, contact your local Hobart representative.

The following keys are active: Down or Up of the list.

arrows step through the various items (see list). Starting with the

arrow will begin at the bottom

Clear (no) key changes On to Off or Off to On, or changes a numeric item to zero allowing you to enter another number.

Enter saves the changes and exits to Function Code.

Escape exits to Function Code without saving the changes.

If some item in the configuration needs to be changed, first enter the function (steps 0,1). Then step through the items using or arrows until you find the item you want to change. Press Clear to change On to Off or Off to On or enter a new number. After all changes have been made, press Enter to save the changes and exit the function. Then press Reset and Operate.

Throughout the manual, maximum values are used for lines and characters per line. Editing and printing of text is controlled by the configuration values. The values in Text Config should be left at their maximum values unless there is a valid reason to change them. Valid reasons for change may include changing PLU description lines to 1 and characters per line to 18 so that all description will be short enough to print in large characters.

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Text Config

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

2. Desc Lines

Enter 52 and press Enter.

1 – 4

Definition: Desc Lines Number of lines of description which may be entered for any PLU. You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1, 2, 3, or 4.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

3. Characters

to continue to step 3.

1 – 32

Definition: Characters Number of characters per line of description.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 32.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

to continue to step 4.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Text Config 4. Store Lines

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

1 or 2

Definition: Store Lines Number of lines of description in Store Name (Function Code 89).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 1 or 2.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

5. Characters

to continue to step 5.

1 – 32

Definition: Characters Number of characters per line in Store Name (Function Code 89).

— Prints medium sized characters if less than 27.

— Prints small sized characters if 27 – 32.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 – 32.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

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to continue to step 6.

Text Config 6. Expanded Txt

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Expanded Txt On — Allows use of expanded text feature.

Off — Does not allow use of expanded text feature.

NOTE: This feature is available on SP1500 model (not SP80).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

7. Lines

to continue to step 7.

1 – 43

Definition: Lines Number of lines of description allowed in expanded text feature, if enabled (step 6). Refer to Expanded Text Chart, p.28, for practical limits on label information.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 43.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

to continue to step 8.

8. Characters 1 – 40 Definition: Characters Maximum number of characters per line available with the expanded text feature. If set to 32 or less, expanded text will appear in Small size characters. If set to 39 - 33, expanded text will print in Medium Small size characters. If set to 40, text will print in Extra Small size characters. Lines of available text are limited by label style, presence of NET WEIGHT, Nutrifact. Refer to Expanded Text Chart, p. 28, and to p. 14.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 40. NOTE: If the number entered is 32 or less, small sized letters will be printed instead of extra small. If you change the entry from 40 to 32, the last 8 characters of any previously entered expanded text files are not printed.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

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to continue to step 9.

Text Config 9. Nutrifacts

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Nutrifacts On — Allows use of nutrifacts feature.

Off — Does not allow use of nutrifacts feature.

NOTE: This feature is available on SP1500 model (not SP80).

You may press

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

NutriFacts Panel Layout Header Line Header Line Nutrient Nutrient

. . .

1 2 1 3

Nutrient 15 Footer Line 1 Footer Line 2

(40)* (40) (10) Nutrient (10) Nutrient

. . .

(10) (40) (40)

Nutrient

— Clear to change the setting.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

2 4

(10) (10)

16

(10)

—

to continue to step 10.

* (Maximum Available Characters/Line)

10. Header Line

2 or 1

Definition: Header Line Number of lines available in the header of the nutrifacts portion of the label, if nutrifacts is enabled (step 9).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 1 or 2.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

11. Characters

to continue to step 11.

1 – 40

Definition: Characters Number of characters per line available in the header of the nutrifacts portion of the label, if nutrifacts is enabled (step 9).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 40.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

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to continue to step 12.

Text Config 12. Body Lines

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

1 – 16

Definition: Body Lines Number of Nutrient Names available in the body of the nutrifacts portion of the label, if nutrifacts is enabled (step 9).

NOTE: The number of Nutrient Names in the body of the Nutrifacts will affect the maximum number of expanded text lines available for various sized labels. Refer to Expanded Text Chart, p. 28.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 16.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

13. Characters

to continue to step 13.

1 – 10

Definition: Characters Number of characters per line available in the body of the nutrifacts portion of the label, if nutrifacts is enabled (step 9).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 10.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

14. Footer Line

to continue to step 14.

2 or 1

Definition: Footer Line Number of lines available in the footer of the nutrifacts portion of the label, if nutrifacts is enabled (step 9).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 1 or 2.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

15. Characters

to continue to step 15.

1 – 40

Definition: Characters Number of characters per line available in the footer of the nutrifacts portion of the label, if nutrifacts is enabled (step 9).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 40.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

— – 106 –

to continue to step 16.

Text Config 16. Amount Char

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

1– 5

Definition: Amount Char This is the number of character spaces available in the quantity fields for the nutritional items in the body of the nutrifacts panel, if enabled (step 9).

The series of numbers for the nutritional panel for each PLU are entered in File Update (Function Code 10).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 5.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

17. Percent Char

to continue to step 17.

1–3

Definition: Percent Char This is the number of character spaces available in the percent fields for the nutritional items in the body of the nutrifacts panel, if enabled (step 9).

The series of numbers for the nutritional panel for each PLU are entered in File Update (Function Code 10).

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 3.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

18. Marquee

to continue to step 18.

Off or On

NOTE: The setting should be Off unless an optional marquee display is installed on your scale.

Definition: Marquee On — Turns the marquee feature on.

Off — Turns the marquee feature off.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

19. Lines

to continue to step 19.

1

Definition: Lines This determines the number of lines of data in the marquee. Present limits provide for only one line of data. Marquee feature must be enabled in step 18.

You may press

— Clear but not change the setting.

— 1 is the only accepted number.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

— – 107 –

to continue to step 20.

Text Config 20. Characters

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

1 – 120

Definition: Characters This is the number of characters in the line of data for the marquee before it repeats. See step 18.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 1 to 120.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

21. Intensity

to continue to step 21.

0 – 31

Definition: Intensity This is a numeric coefficient of intensity or brightness of the illuminated display in the marquee. The high number, 31, is brightest and the lower numbers are proportionately less bright.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 to 31.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

22. Dsply Mode

to continue to step 22.

0– 3

Definition: Dsply Mode 0 — Displays the daily message.

1 — Displays the permanent message.

2 — Do not use.

3 — Displays both the daily and permanent messages.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 to 3.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

23. PLU Mode

to continue to step 23.

0 – 15

Definition: PLU Mode 0 — Prevents display of PLU description as a Marquee message during weighing operations.

1 thru 14 — Indicates the number of times the PLU description will be displayed.

15 — Displays the PLU description repeatedly until cleared.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 to 15.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

— – 108 –

to continue to step 24.

Text Config 24. Frame&Scrol

Function Code 52 (Cont.)

On or Off

Definition: Frame&Scrol On — when a PLU is called up in Operator Mode, the Marquee displays the first 16 characters of the product description in Frame Mode before it scrolls the remaining characters of description.

Off — the Marquee scrolls the entire product description character-by-character.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 26.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 26.

—

25. Desc Lines

1–4

to continue to step 25.

Press Enter to save the changes and go to step 26.

If you do not want to save the changes, press Escape and go to step 26.

Or repeat from step 2, page 102.

26. Function Code

Press Escape.

27. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Comm Config

Function Code 53 Access Level 5

This function allows you to set communications configuration parameters which determine how your scale communicates with other devices.

To assure that the scale printer system will operate according to any changes made and saved in Function Codes 51, 52, or 53, press Enter to return to the Function Code prompt and then turn the Reset /Operate switch to Reset and back to Operate.

If assistance is needed in programming your scale, contact your local Hobart representative.

The following keys are active: Down or Up of the list.

arrows step through the various items (see list). Starting with the arrow will begin at the bottom

Clear (no) key changes On to Off or Off to On, or changes a numeric item to zero allowing you to enter another number.

Enter saves the changes and exits to Function Code.

Escape exits to Function Code without saving the changes.

If some item in the configuration needs to be changed, first enter the function (steps 0,1). Then step through the items using or arrows until you find the item you want to change. Press Clear to change On to Off or Off to On or enter a new number. After all changes have been made, press Enter to save the changes and exit the function. Then press Reset and Operate.

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Comm Config

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

SEE

DO

0. PLU ?

Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

2. Disc Default

Enter 53 and press Enter.

Off or On

Definition: Disc Default On — Disc Player Recorder is the communicating device.

Off — Cassette Recorder (tape) is the communicating device.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

3. Baud Rate

to continue to step 3.

0– 3

Definition: Baud Rate 0 — Baud Rate = 1200 — Acceptable for Disc or Cassette Recorders.

1 — Baud Rate = 2400 2 — Baud Rate = 4800 3 — Baud Rate = 9600 — Acceptable for Disc Recorders.

4 — Baud Rate = 19200 You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1, 2, or 3.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

to continue to step 4.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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Comm Config 4. Stop Bits

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

0–1

Definition: Stop Bits 0 = 1 Stop Bit — This setting is used by Cassette or Disc Recorder.

1 = 2 Stop Bits — This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0 or 1.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

5. Parity

to continue to step 5.

0–4

Definition: Parity 0 = No Parity. This setting is not used.

1 = Odd Parity. This setting is not used.

2 = Even Parity. This setting is for both Cassette and Disc Recorder.

3 = Low Parity. This setting is not used.

4 = High Parity. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

6. Data Bits

to continue to step 6.

0–2

Definition: Data Bits 0 = 6 Data Bits. This setting is not used.

1 = 7 Data Bits. This setting is used by Cassette or Disc Recorders.

2 = 8 Data Bits. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1 or 2.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

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to continue to step 7.

Comm Config 7. Cass Time

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

1 – 65535

Definition: Cass Time This is the length of one side of the cassette tape in minutes.

30 — Cassette tape is 30 minutes long. (Both sides, 60 minutes.)

45 — Cassette tape is 45 minutes long. (Both sides, 90 minutes.)

60 — Cassette tape is 60 minutes long. (Both sides, 120 minutes.)

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 30, 45, or 60.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

8. Disk KBytes

to continue to step 8.

0 – 999

Definition: Disk KBytes This is the capacity of the disk used with the Disk Player Recorder.

650 — This is the correct setting.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 – 999.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

9. Threshold

to continue to step 9.

0 – 65535

Definition: Threshold Selects when the first blank packet is entered when loading from the MiniNet. Nominal setting is 2000; it may be adjusted if difficulty is encountered when loading from MiniNet. You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 – 65535.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

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to continue to step 10.

Comm Config 10. Delta

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

0 – 65535

Definition: Delta Establishes the amount of records between blank packets on the MiniNet. Nominal setting is 100; it may be adjusted if difficulty is encountered when loading from the MiniNet. You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Any number 0 – 65535.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

— 11. Load StName

to continue to step 11.

On or Off

Definition: Load StName On — Loads a new Store Name when reading from cassette or disk.

Off — Ignores Store Name when reading from cassette or disk.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

12. Termnal Edit

to continue to step 12.

Off

NOTE: This feature is not available. The setting should be Off. Definition: Termnal Edit On — Turns the terminal editor feature on.

Off — Turns the terminal editor feature off.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

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to continue to step 13.

Comm Config 13. Baud Rate

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

0– 3

Definition: Baud Rate 0 — Baud Rate = 1200 — Acceptable for Terminal Editor.

1 — Baud Rate = 2400 2 — Baud Rate = 4800 3 — Baud Rate = 9600 4 — Baud Rate = 19200 You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1, 2, or 3.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

14. Stop Bits

to continue to step 14.

0–1

Definition: Stop Bits 0 = 1 Stop Bit. This setting is used by Terminal Editor.

1 = 2 Stop Bits. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0 or 1.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

15. Parity

to continue to step 15.

0–4

Definition: Parity 0 = No Parity. This setting is not used.

1 = Odd Parity. This setting is not used.

2 = Even Parity. This setting is used for Terminal Editor.

3 = Low Parity. This setting is not used.

4 = High Parity. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0 1, 2, 3, or 4.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

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to continue to step 16.

Comm Config 16. Data Bits

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

0 – 2

Definition: Data Bits 0 = 6 Data Bits. This setting is not used.

1 = 7 Data Bits. This setting is used by Terminal Editor.

2 = 8 Data Bits. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1 or 2.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

17. MiniNetwork

to continue to step 17.

On or Off

Definition: MiniNetwork

On — Scale is using MiniNetwork and cannot use ScaleMaster. NOTE: Step 18 must have ScaleMaster set to Off. Off — Scale is not using MiniNetwork.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

18. ScaleMaster

to continue to step 18.

Off or On

Definition: ScaleMaster On — Scale may use ScaleMaster and cannot use MiniNetwork.

Off — Scale cannot use ScaleMaster.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

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to continue to step 19.

Comm Config 19. Baud Rate

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

0– 4

Definition: Baud Rate 0 — Baud Rate = 1200 1 — Baud Rate = 2400 2 — Baud Rate = 4800 3 — Baud Rate = 9600 — Acceptable for ScaleMaster or MiniNetwork.

4 — Baud Rate = 19200 You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

20. Stop Bits

to continue to step 20.

0–1

Definition: Stop Bits 0 = 1 Stop Bit. This setting is used by ScaleMaster or MiniNetwork.

1 = 2 Stop Bits. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0 or 1.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

21. Parity

to continue to step 21.

0– 4

Definition: Parity 0 = No Parity. This setting is not used.

1 = Odd Parity. This setting is not used.

2 = Even Parity. This setting is used for ScaleMaster or MiniNetwork.

3 = Low Parity. This setting is not used.

4 = High Parity. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting — 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

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to continue to step 22.

Comm Config 22. Data Bits

Function Code 53 (Cont.)

0– 2

Definition: Data Bits 0 = 6 Data Bits. This setting is not used.

1 = 7 Data Bits. This setting is used by ScaleMaster or MiniNetwork.

2 = 8 Data Bits. This setting is not used.

You may press

— Clear to change the setting.

— 0, 1 or 2.

— Enter to save the change and exit. Go to step 24.

— Escape to exit without saving the change. Go to step 24.

—

23. Disc Default

Off or On

to continue to step 23.

Press Enter to save the changes and go to step 24.

If you do not want to save the changes, press Escape and go to step 24.

Or repeat from step 2, page 111.

24. Function Code

Press Escape.

25. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

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SCALE SERVICE

FUNCTION CODE 54

Print Config

Access Level 5

This procedure allows you to print a listing of the configuration, showing scale set-up options.

SEE 0. PLU ?

DO Press Escape and Supervisor.

1. * Function Code

Enter 54 and press Enter.

2. Printing . . .

The configuration is printed. Continuous label stock or listing paper is required.

3. Function Code

Press Escape.

4. * PLU ?

Operator Mode.

* If Secret ID or Operator ID prompt is displayed, a security code must be entered.

NOTE: See page 117 for listing of the factory Configurations for SP1500 and SP80.

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NOTE: The above configuration listings were produced with sofware having Master Rom Sum Check equal to 01EB32CF. Refer to Function Code 50 Test 1 on page 67 for a procedure to check your software version. – 120 –

TROUBLESHOOTING DISPLAY PROMPT

DEFINITION

Access Error

Internal error.

Bad Record Scan

Disk/Cassette/MiniNetwork load left bad records in the system. Next, you’ll probably want to scan these bad records; go to Function Code 83.

Code Not Found

The entered function code does not exist.

Cold Power Up

All data is lost. Data file must be re-installed.

DataBase Full

Not enough file system memory left to complete the requested operation.

Data Init Error

Data initialization error at power up. All data is lost. Data file must be re-installed.

Data Mgr. Error

Memory file system error. Data file must be re-installed.

Device Offline

The requested operation can not be completed because a device (Disk/Cassette Recorder) is not connected or inoperable. Also can happen in an attempt to use MiniNetwork without the (optional) Network board.

Duplicate Record

Attempt to add a new record with the same (PLU, Class, etc.) number as an existing record.

EEP Read Failure

EEPROM configuration read error. Call service.

Fatal Error

The memory has lost some operating instructions. Press Reset and unplug the power cord and re-connect.

Format Ram Disk

All data is lost. Data File must be re-installed.

HC11 EEP Failure

Power-up failure to EEP prevents weighing operations. Press Reset. If this doesn’t help, call service.

HC11 RAM Failure

Power-up failure to RAM prevents weighing operations. Press Reset. If this doesn’t help, call service.

HC11 ROM Failure

Power-up failure to ROM prevents weighing operations. Press Reset. If this doesn’t help, call service.

ID Not Found

The Operator or Supervisor ID does not exist.

Internal Err

Memory file system error with error number. Data file must be re-installed.

Invalid Entry

PLU, Class, etc. number is not valid. In Supervisor Mode the operator does not have a high enough access level to execute that function code number. Scale is not configured for this type of item. Press Escape.

Invalid Label

Trying to run an item strip labeI on other than Label Type 3 or 4.

Invalid Tare

The Tare is above the configured maximum or there is a disagreement between the last digit of tare and scale factor.

Julian Date

The number of the day of the year (e.g., 41 = Feb. 10).

Label Missing

The label taken sensor did not detect a label during a printing operation.

Labels Jammed

The labels are not moving over the printhead.

Link Exists

An attempt was made to delete a Class record that has PLU's reporting to it. You may press Escape to exit or Enter to delete it regardless of the class linkages.

Load Corrupt

The Disk/Cassette/MiniNetwork data is not acceptable.

Main EEP Failure

Power-up failure to EEP prevents weighing operations. Print configuration and verify that Function Codes 51, 52 and 53 are OK. Press Reset. If this doesn’t help, call service.

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DISPLAY PROMPT

DEFINITION

Main RAM Failure

Power-up failure to RAM prevents weighing operations. Print configuration and verify that Function Codes 51, 52 and 53 are OK. Press Reset. If this doesn’t help, call service.

Main ROM Failure

Power-up failure to ROM prevents weighing operations. Print configuration and verify that Function Codes 51, 52 and 53 are OK. Press Reset. If this doesn’t help, call service.

Maint Zone Error

The Scale cannot find zero weight. Remove weight from platter and Re-Zero. If this does not correct the error, call service.

Memory Full

Out of operating system memory.

Neg Gross Weight

The Scale weight is negative (less than zero).

New RAM Top

All data is lost. Data File must be re-installed.

No Record

The requested record does not exist.

No Terminator

Disk/Cassette/MiniNetwork packet buffer overflow.

Not Configured

The Scale Configuration is incorrect for this option.

Not Installed

Needed hardware is not installed for the requested function.

Operator ID

An identification number is needed by system security to authorize permission to operate the scale printer.

Out of Labels

The Printer is out of label stock.

Over Gross Wgt

The weight on the platter exceeds 30.09 lbs.

PLU Not Found

The requested PLU does not exist.

Printer Error

Internal printer error.

Printer Head Up

The Printhead is not engaged properly.

Ram Disk Error

Memory file system is corrupt.

Read Aborted

Read function (using either tape or disk) was stopped before completion.

Record In Use

Two tasks are attempting to access a data record at the same time. For example: Operator Mode and SCALEMASTER are both trying to call up a record at the same time.

Record Lost

A Class or PLU was linked in a chain that does not report to Class 999999.

Record Not Found

The requested record is not in memory.

Record Suspect

Record may be corrupt.

Rezero Scale

Scale is attempting to reset to zero.

Scale Not Zero

Attempt to enter By Count mode with weight on the platter. This occurs also in File Update if platter Tare is disabled and there is a weight on the platter.

Secret ID

This is the same as Operator ID except for Supervisor Mode. An identification number with an access level of 2 – 5 is needed by system security to authorize permission to enter Supervisor functions. The access level of the ID determines which functions may be entered.

Sizing Label

Printer is checking the size and type of the label stock being used.

System Error

A previous error on power-up prevents the scale from entering Operator Mode. You may enter Supervisor Mode in an attempt to correct the problem.

Take Label

The Printer is waiting for the label to be taken.

Thermal Overload

The Printhead exceeds the maximum operating temperature.

Under Range

The Scale is indicating a weight that is far below zero.

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DISPLAY PROMPT

DEFINITION

Write Aborted

Write function (using either tape or disk) was stopped before completion.

Wrong Label Type

Trying to print on the wrong type of label (i.e. Individual Labels vs. Listing Paper).

Wrong Link

A Class or PLU is linked to a chain which does not report to Class 999999.

Zero Range Error

Scale is beyond its normal zero range. Be sure platter is installed properly and empty (no weight).

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PLU’S FOR VARIOUS MEMORY CONFIGURATIONS The total number of PLU’s shown in the chart below are based on the following assumptions: Each PLU has 64 charcters of product name (Description); each Label Type 3 uses 640 characters of expanded text; and each Label Type 4 uses 1500 characters of expanded text. Decreasing the number of characters used for description,expanded text and nutrifacts will allow more PLU files. NOTE: This information is for estimation purposes only and does not mean that labels can be configured with the amount of information assumed.

Maximum Number of PLU’s Board #1 Ram Size

Board #2 Ram Size

Total PLU Memory

Jumper J14

Label Type 1 (J or M)

Label Type 3 Label Type 4 (K, N, R, or U) (L, P, S, or W)

256 K

–

* 104 K

none

* 430

120

80

256 K

256 K

340 K

–

1500

400

200

512 K

–

340 K

512 K

1500

400

200

512 K

256 K

800 K

512 K

2800

700

350

512 K

512 K

850 K

512 K

3700

1000

500

* SP80 memory starts at 132 K which allows at least 550 PLU’s without expanded text or nutrifacts.

1 Meg boards are also available and will yield proportional results.

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FORM 17773 Rev. D (7-97)

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PRINTED IN U.S.A.