CAS LP-1000N Series Owner's Manual

LP-1000N Owner’s Manual Revisions

01/03/08

01/14/08

01/18/08

01/22/08

01/23/08

01/24/08

02/05/08

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Changes

Updated Pole Display installation procedures.

Corrected number of available Departments from 999 to 99. Added procedure step to turn off scale after Department number changes.

Corrected the Bar Code Format chart.

Updated battery information for LP1000N version.

Added caution about using metal objects on printhead

Corrected typo in Auto Print procedure

21 Clarified PLU mode procedure

27-29 Corrected character quantity information for Shop and Head information.

30-32 Added CLabel mode to SET#4. Updated page numbers for details on each mode.

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Corrected date information in example. Adjusted page number

Adjusted page number.

Corrected Department Number example and maximum number of departments available. Adjusted page number.

36-37 Adjusted page number.

38 Updated procedure for Label Mask function. Adjusted page number.

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Updated page number.

Corrected typo’s in the Barcode Format chart. Adjusted page number.

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Added CLabel function explanation.

Added procedure on Disabling and Enabling the ¼ and ½ keys.

Added Trans mode function block to the System Maps.

61-65 Corrected all Report Function drawings and procedures.

66 Added Trans mode explanation.

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Added Error 13 explanation. Added items to Error 15 explanation

Corrected typo on number of Ingredient Messages

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Corrected Setting Method information for CAS 8030 and 8040 labels.

Updated Table of Contents to reflect changes made in January 2008

Added X key to keypad. Corrected ¼ and ½ key locations on keypad and added to explanation chart. Added Tare key to chart.

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Removed Tare key explanation and added Spanish Language keys.

Corrected FOR key explanation and figures.

19 Corrected barcode on label to match information printed on label

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Corrected direction of flow chart arrows to indicate proper direction of menu navigation

02/05/08 52,53 Corrected figures for currency setting procedures

74, 75 Added pages 74 and 75 showing label setup procedures with chart.

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CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS

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1. Installation Procedures

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1.2 Assembling the Display Pole ..............................................................7

2. Keypad & Display

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2.1 Numeric Keypad ................................................................................11

2.3.1 Weight Display ................................................................................. 14

2.3.2 Unit Price Display ............................................................................ 14

2.3.3 Total Price Display ........................................................................... 14

3. Operation

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3.1.1 Simple Weighing .............................................................................. 16

3.1.2 How to Use TARE ............................................................................ 17

3.1.3 How to Use FOR Key ....................................................................... 17

3.1.4 Multiple Labels ................................................................................ 18

3.1.5 Auto Printing (AUTO MODE) ......................................................... 19

4. PROGRAM Mode

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4.1 System Maps ...................................................................................... 20

4.3 Preset keys Programming ............................................................... 25

4.4 Message (Ingredients) Programming............................................ 26

4.5 Programming the Head Data ......................................................... 27

4.6 Programming the Shop Data.......................................................... 28

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4.7 SET

4.7.1 Programming the Date (SET #1)

4.7.2 Programming the Time (SET #2)

4.7.3 Programming the Department Number (SET #3)

4.7.4 Programming the Label (SET #4)

4.7.5 Programming the Adjust Number (SET #5)

4.7.6 Programming the Printing Information (SET #6)

4.7.7 Programming the Auto Print Function (SET #7)

4.7.8 Programming the Baud Rate (SET #9)

4.7.9 Programming the SIGNS (SET #10)

4.7.10 Programming the Currency (SET #11)

4.7.11 Set Printer Sensors (SET #12)

4.8 INT (Initialize PLU/MSG data & ¼ and ½ keys)

5. ACCOUNT Mode

5.1 System Maps

5.2 X Report

5.2.1 Grand Total

5.2.2 All PLU

5.2.3 Individual PLU

5.2.4 Non-PLU

5.3 Z Report


5.3.2 All PLU

5.3.3 Non-PLU

5.3.4 All

5.4 Printhead Check (CHESS)

5.5 File Transfer Mode (Trans)

6. Error Messages

7. Specifications

8. Troubleshooting

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PRECAUTIONS

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Attention

Make sure to plug your scale into the proper power outlet. For maximum performance, plug into a power outlet 30 minutes for warm up before use.

reading, have your scale checked periodically by your

Grab on the bottom of the scale when moving.

other electromagnetic generating devices. This may interfere with

Place the scale on firm platform and a temperature consistent environment.

the scale, set the scale even using the built in scale leveling indicator.

Take the battery out when scale is not in use for long periods of time. Leakage from the batteries is hazardous.

Note: This scale uses a rechargeable battery to retain the date and time only. The battery is not used to retain any programmed information. While the scale is on or in use the battery is being charged.

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1. Installation Procedures

1.1 Cautions

A.) Environment: This scale must be installed in a dry and liquid free environment.

B.) Location: This scale must be placed on a flat and stable surface. Please keep the scale away from oscillating fans, ventilation systems, or drafts as these air disturbances can be picked-up by the scale and may cause incorrect weight readings.

C.) Leveling: If the scale is not properly level, please adjust the 4 legs at the bottom of the scale

(turn legs clockwise or counter-clockwise) so as to center the bubble of the leveling gauge inside the indicated circle. (See below Fig.)

LEVELING GAUGE

WRONG RIGHT LEVELING GAUGE

ADJUSTING LEGS

RIGHT SIDE

NOTE: Scale is to be used indoors ONLY

D.) The power outlet should be near the equipment and be easily accessible.

E.) Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

1.2 How to Assemble the Pole Display

If your scale is a “Pole Type”, please follow the instructions in this section.

If your scale is a “Non-Pole Type” then continue to the next section.

To begin installing the Pole Display make sure you have the Display Bracket, the Pole Display and the Ferrite Core. (Refer to Fig.)

POLE DISPLAY

POLE DISPLAY BRACKET

FERRITE CORE

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Feed the Pole Display connectors down through the Pole Display Bracket and up through the opening in the scale base. (See fig.)

NOTE: Remove the Ferrite Core before attempting to feed the Display

Connectors into the Pole Display Bracket. Also you may need to remove the Bracket Cover before feeding the Pole Display connectors into the Pole Display Bracket.

Remove

Ferrite Core

Bracket Cover

Remove the Platter from the platform and then remove the three rear cover screws. (See fig.)

PRINTER BAY

REAR COVER

TOP REAR VIEW

PRINTER COVER

Ferrite Core

REAR COVER SCREWS

Tilt the Rear Cover back and connect the three connectors to their corresponding receptacle on the Rear Display PCB then install the

Ferrite Core. (See fig.)

Reinstall the Rear Cover using the three screws you removed earlier.

The Pole Display installation is now complete. Now you can Power on your scale and verify correct operation of the Pole Display.

does not turn freely loosen the Twist Lock Nut on the Display Pole. (See fig.)

Top View

TWIST LOCK NUT

Tighten Loosen

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1.3 Installing the Label Roll

To install the label roll at any time you must follow the directions in this section.

Remove the printer front-cover and the printer side-cover. As you can see there is detailed diagram affixed onto the inside of the printer side-cover. Use this diagram (or this manual) for future reference on how to properly install the label roll. (See below fig.)

Find and remove the Label Roll Pin and the Pick-up Pin. Also find the Print Head Release

Lever and lift it upwards. Release the Print Head Release Lever and the print head will automatically lift up. If there were any labels previously installed please remove all the collected backing paper on the pick-up spool. Also remove the cardboard paper roll core if there was a label roll previously installed. (See below fig.)

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Take the new roll of labels and find the ending. Peel-off and discard about 3 labels. Place the label in the scale and thread the backing through the appropriate places.

Please view the checkpoints on the diagram. Feed the backing paper over the Paper Pressure Shaft lifting the Pressure Plate in order to place backing between the two ( ① ); Feed the backing paper between the two green Sensor Caps ( ② ); under the Label Guide Roller making sure that the backing paper lies between the two washers on the Label Guide Roller ( ③ ); feed the backing over the red Rubber Roller and under the Print Head being careful not to touch the underside of the Print Head ( ④ ); over the Peel-off

Bar ( ⑤ ); under the Return roller( ⑥ ); feed the backing under and around the Pick Up Spool( ⑦ ).

Now Attach the Pick Up Spool Pin into the spool and turn it slowly counterclockwise in order to tighten the backing paper.

Push the Print Head down in order to lock it back in place( ⑧ ).

You will feel and hear it lock in place. Replace the printer covers. You have completed the label roll installation. (See below fig.)

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2. Keypad & Display

2.1 Numeric Keypad

The Numeric Keypad is used to enter all numerical data in PGM Mode. In REG Mode the

Numeric Keypad is used to enter prices, quantities and counts. (See Fig. below)

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4

1

0

2

FOR

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5

9

6

3

C

TARE PLU

1

2

1

4

X

SAVE FEED

FEED

1

4

1

2

TARE

SAVE

PLU

X

PRT/*

0

KEY

9

C

FOR

Function

Numeric Keys used to enter numerical data.

Clear Key used to clear error conditions and bring displays to their intial state.

Used to enter by piece sales. (i.e., 3 pieces FOR $1.00)

Price Look Up Key. This key is used to “call-up” PLU’s stored in memory.

The Multiple Label Key. This key is used to generate more than one label with the same data.

This is the Print Key. It is used to manually print out a label. It is also used as an “Enter” key in the Program Mode.

This is the FEED Key. It is used to issue a blank label.

This is the Half Pound Key. When this key is enabled it allows the sale of items by unit price per half pound. Unit Price is doubled. (x2)

This is the Quarter Pound Key. When this key is enabled it allows the sale of items by unit price per quarter pound. Unit Price is quadrupled. (x4)

The Tare Key is used to clear Tare entries and/or enter the Tare Weight.

The SAVE key is used to save the unit price and/or tare weight of a PLU that has been recalled. When in the SAVE Mode, the tare weight and/or unit price of a PLU will not be automatically cleared when the item has been removed from the platter.

The SAVE key acts like a toggle switch, press it once and the SAVE Mode is active.

If you press it a second time it clears the SAVE Mode. There is also an indicator lamp in the unit price display that shows the status of the SAVE mode.

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2.2 PLU Keypad

The PLU Keypad is used to enter alpha-numerical data. To use the keypad for programming you must remove the pull-out sheet. To use the PLU Keypad in REG mode, you can write the name and number of the PLU’s on the corresponding speed keys on the pull-out sheet.

All commodity names, message data, and store name and address are typed using these keys.

The scale automatically programs the PLU Keypad to be PLU 1 to 54. A speed key’s number is shown circled on the lower left-hand side of each key.

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KEY

DATE

TIME

MODE

SHIFT

ZERO

À to Ü

!

1 to

)

0

Q to P

SPACE

ENTER

Function

This key displays the time and date in REG Mode.

Used to go to PROGRAM Mode and ACC Mode.

This key works like a CAPS LOCK key on a computer keyboard. It is used to type capital letters. You can tell if the SHIFT function is active by the indicator lamp in the

Unit Price display.

The Left Arrow Key is used to move the cursor to the left when programming alphanumeric data.

The Right Arrow Key is used to move the cursor to the right when programming alphanumeric data.

The Up Arrow Key is used to move from line to line when programming commodity name, message data, shop name or head data. It is also used to navigate through the System Maps. In REG Mode, it is used to go to the

Auto Print Mode.

The Down Arrow Key is used to move from line to line when programming commodity name, message data, shop name or head data. It is also used to navigate through the System Maps.

The ZERO Key is used to re-establish the zero reference point.

The À to Ü keys are used to enter special Spanish Characters in the commodity name, message data, shop name and head data.

The 1 through 0 keys are used to enter numbers as “text” in the commodity name, message data, shop name and head data. The symbol characters can be used in the Shift Mode.

These keys are used to enter text information into the commodity name, message data, shop name and head data.

The SPACE Key functions the same as the space bar on a computer keyboard.

The ENTER Key functions like the Enter key on a computer keyboard. It is used to go to the next line of text when programming commodity name, message data, shop name and head data.

PROGRAM Mode is used to set all of the scale’s functions and PLU data.

REG Mode is used for normal scale operations.

ACC Mode is used to generate Sales Reports, perform print head tests and scale to scale file transfers.

In AUTO Mode, labels are issued when the weight is greater than the weight programmed in the AUTO Print Function (Set #7) and the weight has stabilized. Using the PRT/* key will also generate a label after the weight has become stable.

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2.3. Displays

2.3.1 Weight Display

The WEIGHT display shows the weight of an item on the platter whether it be positive or negative and within the range of the scale. The WEIGHT display also indicates if the scale is at ZERO or if there is a tare entered into the scale by way of a ZERO and NET lamps.

2.3.2 Unit Price Display

The UNIT PRICE display shows the price per pound of an item to be weighed. It also indicates whether the SAVE function is active by way to the indicator lamp.

The UNIT PRICE display, in program mode only, indicates the condition of the SHIFT lamp.

If the SHIFT lamp is OFF, you can type in capital letters, but if the SHIFT lamp is ON, you can only type lowercase letters. Finally, the UNIT PRICE display also indicates if the scale is in AUTO mode by way of an indicator lamp.

2.3.3 Total Price Display

The TOTAL PRICE display shows the unit price multiplied by the weight to give the total price.

2.4. Printer Mechanism

It is very important that you be familiar with the printer mechanism. Every time your labels run out you will be required to install the label roll and you will need to know the general parts of the printer.

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Front View: (with Printer Front Cover removed)

LABEL PEEL SENSOR

PEEL-OFF BAR

RED RUBBER ROLLER

THERMAL PRINTHEAD

IR LED ASSEMBLY

LABEL PEEL SENSOR: This sensor is used in conjunction with IR LED to detect if there is a label waiting to be removed.

THERMAL PRINTHEAD: The Thermal Printhead is the part that does the actual printing.

The printhead is VERY sensitive!! Please keep water and other liquids AWAY from the printhead.

DO NOT TOUCH the underside of the printhead. DO NOT USE METAL OBJECTS to clean the printhead or you may cause an electrical short and damage the printhead. If labels become jammed and stuck to the printhead, please call a qualified CAS Dealer to resolve the problem. When you are finished installing labels, you will need to push down on the TOP of the printhead to lock it in place.

RED RUBBER ROLLER: This is the part that the printhead presses the labels against in order to print.

Please do not scratch or damage the roller in any way. Any damage to the roller will result in bad print or lower quality print.

PEEL-OFF BAR: This part causes the labels to peel-off their backing paper when the paper slides over it. Always install the labels OVER the Peel-Off Bar.

IR LED: This part is used in conjunction with the Label Peel Sensor to detect if there is a label waiting to be removed (InfraRed Light Emitting Diode)

NOTE:Always replace the Printer Side Cover and the Printer Front Cover to ensure proper operation of the scale. Failure to do so can result in printer failure. Also, failure to comply with any or all of the guidelines for proper maintenance can adversely affect your scales warranty.

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3. Operation

3.1 REG mode Operations

3.1.1 Simple Weighing

There are two types of sales you can generate; PLU Sales and NON-PLU Sales. PLU Sales are sales based on a programmed PLU whereas Non-PLU Sales are sales you generate without calling up a PLU.

PLU Sales :

To call up a PLU, simply type the PLU’s number on the Numeric keypad and then press the PLU key.

Another way to call up a PLU is to simply press 1 of 54 preset keys which are set to a particular PLU.

① Press 1 speed key or 1 key on the numeric keypad and plu key.

② Put an item on the platter.

③ Press the PRT/* key.

NON-PLU Sales:

① Enter a unit price. ② Place the commodity on the platter.

③ Press the PRT/* key.

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3.1.2 How to Use TARE

Known Tare:

If you know the weight of the container you may use this method to enter the tare. For example, if the weight of the container is .10 lbs press the 1, 0 and TARE key. Call up a PLU and place the commodity on the platter to see the net weight.

Unknown Tare:

If you do not know the weight of the container you may use this method to enter the tare. Place the container on the platter and press the TARE key. Call up a PLU and place the commodity on the platter to see the net weight.

Clearing the Tare:

To clear the tare, remove all items from the platter and then press the TARE key.

3.1.3 How to Use the FOR Key

1 or 1 PLU FOR 5 j Press

1

Speed key or press 1 key on the numeric keypad and press PLU key.

or

For a Non-PLU skip Step j k Press the

FOR key.

Regular PLU

APPLE

PACKED ON

04.06.04

SELL BY

05.06.04

WT./LBS

5 Pcs

0 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 5 0 0 0

5.00

TOTAL ($) PRICE

CAS SCALE CORPORATION

+82-31-820-1100 l Enter the number of pieces. Ex.) 5

Non-PLU

(Data programmed in Head will print here)

PACKED ON

04.06.04

SELL BY

05.06.04

WT./LBS

5 Pcs

0 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 5 0 0 0

5.00

TOTAL ($) PRICE


+82-31-820-1100

FOR 5 0 0 PRT/* m Press the

FOR key.

n Press 5 0 0 for the total price.

o Press the

PRT/* will be issued.

key. A label

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3.1.4 Multiple Labels

You can generate identical labels by using multiple label printing. To use multiple label printing, and press the X key, enter the quantity of duplicate labels you need, and then press the PRT/* key.

① Call up a PLU. ② Press X key

③ Enter the quantity of duplicate labels you need.

④ Press the PRT/* key.

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3.1.5 Auto Printing (AUTO MODE)

In AUTO mode, labels are issued when the weight is stabilized and greater than 100g. The use of

PRT/* key will also generate a label.

How to go to AUTO mode: Press the

key. When the scale is in AUTO mode, the AUTO lamp is ON in the

UNIT PRICE display. To exit AUTO mode, press the

key again.

1 or 1 PLU j Press

1

Speed key or press 1 key on the numeric keypad and press PLU key.

APPLE

PACKED ON

04.06.04

SELL BY

05.06.04

WT./LBS

0.512

0 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 5 1 0

1.00

0.51

TOTAL ($) PRICE


+82-31-820-1100

PRT/* k Put an item on the platter.

l A label will be issued automatically.

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4. PROGRAM Mode

4.1 System Maps

The PROGRAM Mode allows you to program PLU information, Ingredient Messages, Shop Name,

Head data, Label Information and other various types of information.

To go to PROGRAM Mode, press 1 on the numeric keypad and then the MODE key.

You can press the

key or the

key to navigate through the Main Menu of the

PROGRAM Mode. ( Only when the Unit Price and Total Price displays are blank.

)

Press “1” and MODE key

PLU

INIT PreSet

SET

MSG

SHOP

HEAD

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4.2 PLU Programming

PLU means Price Look Up. We store information such as the name of an item, its price, tare weight, etc.

in the scale’s memory using PLU numbers.

Every PLU number has seven different types of information programmed in it.

Item Code

Name

Message No.

Unit Price

Shelf Life

Tare Weight

Group Code


Enter PLU No.

0 PRT/*

PRT/*

Enter PLU No.

(1 ~ 4000)

PRT/*

Erase PLU

Don’t

Save

PLU

PRT/*

Save

PLU

PRT/*

PRT/*

How to program PLU’s

PRT/*

(0~999999)

1 2 3 PRT/*

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1) To go to PROGRAM mode, press 1 by using numeric keys and MODE key.

2) The display shows: “PLU ”.

3) Press PRT/* key. The display shows: “PLUno 4000”.

The number in the UNIT PRICE display indicates the amount of empty PLUs ready to be programmed.

4) Type a PLU number you wish to program. Remember, this number must be between 1 and 4000.

5) Press PRT/* key. The display shows “iCodE”. Press PRT/* key. (If you do not wish to program an item code, press the v key) Thedisplay shows “iCodE EntEr 0”.

6) Type the item code number. The item code can be from 1 to 999999. If you enter 0, item code will not be printed on the label. (This number is used by the scanning device in order to reference PLU.

In most cases, the item code is programmed to be the same as the PLU number).

Press PRT/* key when you’re done.

7) The display shows “nAME”(The name field is composed of 2 lines of text. Each line can contain up to

30 characters. Name is commonly referred to as commodity name.)

8) Press PRT/* key. (If you do not wish to program name, press the v key) The display shows

“nAME 01.01”. The numbers in the unit price display represent the line number and character number on which your cursor is at. The number to the left of the decimal is the line number you are on(01 to 02).

The number to the right is the number of the character position on which you are about to type(01 to 30).

9) Now type in the first line of text using the Alpha-numeric keypad on the left side.

If you want to type second line of text, press ENTER key. (To skip, press PRT/* key.)

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10) The display shows “nAME 02.01 ”. Type in the second line of name.

11) Press PRT/* key.

12) The display shows “MSGno ”.

13) Press PRT/* key. (If you do not wish to program the price, please press v key)

The display shows “MSGno EntEr”.

14) Type the message number using the Numeric keypad. The message number can be from 0 to 1000.

Press the PRT/* key when finished.

15) The display shows “PriCE ”.

16) Press PRT/* key. (If you do not wish to program the price, please press v key)

The display shows “PriCE EntEr 0.00”.

17) Type the price amount using the Numeric keypad. The price can be from 0 to 999999.

Press PRT/* key when finished.

18) The display shows “LiFE”. (The number in this field will represent the amount of days this commodity can be sold by. It can be from 0 to 365.)

19) Press PRT/* key. (If you do not wish to program the shelf life, please press v key)

The display shows “LiFE EntEr 0”. Type the shelf life using the Numeric keypad.

The shelf life can be from 0 to 365 which represent the number of days after the Packed On Date.

This is how the Sell By Date is calculated: Packed On Date + Shelf Life = Sell By Date.

20) Press the PRT/* key.

21) The display shows “tArE”. (Tare is used to store the weight of the container to be used with this PLU.

The tare is subtracted from the gross weight of the item at the time of weighing.)

22) Press PRT/* key. (If you do not want a tare, please press v key) The display shows “tArE EntEr 0.00”.

Type the tare value you want on the Numeric keypad. Press the PRT/* key.

23) The display shows “GCodE”. (The group code is a number from 0 to 99 that is printed on the label.

It can be used to group PLUs in to sections, for example: all beef PLUs are group code 10, all poultry

PLUs are group code 20, etc.. )

24) Press PRT/* key (If you do not want to enter a group code, press v key) The display shows

“GCodE EntEr 0”. Type the group code number you want on the Numeric keypad. Press PRT/* key.

25) The display shows “SAvE”. If you want to save this PLU to memory, press the PRT/* key.

The display shows “PLU”. (If you do not want to save this PLU to memory press v key and the display shows “ESC”. Press the PRT/* key to exit without saving this PLU.

26) If you wish to program another PLU, go back to step 2.

If you wish to finish PLU programming, press the C key.

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4.3 Preset keys Programming

The preset keys are used to quickly access a PLU with only one key press. For example, if you had preset key

⑦

programmed to call up PLU number 100, all you need to press is preset key ⑦ . When you initialize the scale (it automatically sets up all the preset keys as: preset ①

PLU 1, preset ② = PLU 2... preset 54 = PLU 54.

1) To go to PROGRAM mode press 1 by using numeric keys and MODE key. And then press v key.

2) The display shows “PrSEt”.

3) Press PRT/* key.

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4) The display shows “S kEy 0”. Press the Preset key (1 to 54) you wish to program.

The number in the Unit Price Display is the number of the Preset key you have just pressed.

The number in the Total Price Display is the PLU number that has been assigned to that Preset key.

5) Type the number of the PLU you wish to assign to that Preset key. Press the PRT/* key when done.

6) If you want to program another Preset key go back to step 2. If you want to exit the PROGRAM

Mode press the C key.

4.4 Message (Ingredients) Programming

The LP-1000N can have up to 1000 Ingredient Messages. Each message can have up to 8 lines of text with each line containing up to 50 characters.

If message # is “0”

PRT/*

Input the message #

(1 ~ 1000)

PRT/*

Erase

Message

Without

Saving

Message

Save

Message

PRT/*

PRT/*

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PRT/* to save the message

1) To go to PROGRAM mode, press the number 1 key then the MODE key.

2) Press key two times. The display shows “MSG”.

3) Press PRT/* key. The display shows “MSGno 1000 0”.

4) Type the number of the MSG you wish to program or edit using the Numeric Keypad.

Remember the number can be from 1 to 1000. If you make any mistakes simply press the C key and repeat step 4.

5) Press the PRT/* key. The display shows “Edit”. Press the PRT/* key again and the display shows

“EntEr MSG 01.01. Begin typing your MSG data using the Alpha-numeric keypad. Each message can have 8 lines of text with 50 characters on each line. After you type each line press the ENTER key. If you wish to skip a line press the

$ key If you want to go up a line, press the

# key. Press the

!

key or " key to scroll left or right on a line of text. As you type, you will see the text scroll in the

TOTAL PRICE display..

6) When you are finished press the PRT/* key. The display shows “SAvE”. If you wish to save this message, press the PRT/* key. If you do not want to save it press the

$ key until the display shows

“ESC” and then press the PRT/* key. If you want to edit a message, press the $ key until you see “Edit” in the display and press the PRT/* key.

7) If you want to program another MSG go back to step 2. If you wish to exit the PROGRAM mode press the C key.

4.5 Programming the Head Data

The header or head data is two lines of commodity name that appears on the label when you generate a NON-PLU item.

PRT/*

Ex) HEAD head

1st line

2nd line

(Char Qty: 0~28)

H E A D

C : To clear data input PRT/*

(Char Qty: 0~28)

SHIFT

H E A D

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How to program the Head data


2) Press key three times. The display shows “HEAd”.

3) Press the PRT/* key. The display shows “HEAd 01.01”. The numbers in the UNIT PRICE display represent the line number and character number where your cursor is located. The number to the left of the decimal is the line number you are on (01 or 02). The number to the right is the character number position your cursor is located at or the position (01 to 28) the next character you enter will be.

4) Type in the NON-PLU commodity name (HEAD data) using the Alpha-numeric keypad.

If you make any mistakes press the C key. When you finish typing line 01 press the ENTER key and you will go to line 02. If you want to skip line 01, press the $ key, if you are on line 02 and want to return to line 01 press the

# key. Press the

!

key or

" key to scroll left or right on a line of text. As you type you will see the text scroll in the TOTAL PRICE display.

5) Press the PRT/* key when you are finished entering data. The display shows “HEAd”.

6) If you wish to exit the PROGRAM mode press the C key.

4.6 Programming the Shop Data

The Shop data is two lines of text that prints on the bottom of the label unless it is suppressed by the label mask. (page 38) You can use these two lines to print the name and address of the store or anything else you want to print at the bottom of each label. Each line can contain 28 characters or spaces.

PRT/*

Ex) SHOP shop

1st line

2nd line

(Char Qty: 0~28)

S H O P

C : To clear data input PRT/*

(Char Qty: 0~28)

SHIFT S H O P

28

How to program the Shop data


2) Press key four times. The display shows “SHoP”.

3) Press the PRT/* key. The display shows “SHoP 01.01”. The numbers in the UNIT PRICE display represent the line number and character number where your cursor is located. The number to the left of the decimal is the line number you are on (01 or 02). The number to the right is the character number position your cursor is located at or the position (01 to 28) the next character you enter will be.

4) Type in the Shop name using the Alpha-numeric keypad. If you make any mistakes press the C key.

When you finish typing line 01 press the ENTER key and you will go to line 02. If you want to skip line 01, press the

$ key, if you are on line 02 and want to return to line 01 press the

# key. Press the

!

key or

" key to scroll left or right on a line of text. As you type you will see the text scroll in the TOTAL PRICE display.

5) Press the PRT/* key when you are finished entering data. The display shows “SHoP”.

6) If you wish to exit the PROGRAM mode press the C key.

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4.7 SET

SET #1

SET MENU

SET #2

SET #3

SET #4

1

2

3

4

5

DEFINITIONS

Date (For details, see page 33)

Time (For details, see page 34)

Department Number

(For details, see page 35)

Label Length


Label Format


Label Mask


Label Barcode


Label C-Label


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SET #6

SET #7

SET #9

SET #5

SET #10

SET MENU

1

2

3

Note: Set #8 Address is not used in the US model.

DEFINITIONS

Adjust


Printing Information


Auto Printing


Baud Rate


Weight Sign


Price Sign


Total Sign


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SET #11

SET MENU

1

2

3

4

SET #12

DEFINITIONS

Currency Enable


Decimal Point And Currency Rate


Result Decimal Point


Currency Total Sign


Peel Sensor


Head Temperature


Gap Sensor


Head Up Sensor


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4.7.1 Programming the Date (SET #1)

PRT/*

C

1

Input the SET No.

PRT/*

SET #1

Ex) 2005/04/19

1 9 0

4 0 5

DD.MM.YY (Day.Month.Year)

Current Date: 5 / 2 / 2004

How to program the date


2) Press key five times.

3) The WEIGHT display shows “SEt”.

4) Press the PRT/*key and the display shows “SEt EntEr 0”.

5) Press the number 1 key and then the PRT/* key.

6) The display shows “dAtE EntEr”.

7) Now type in the date in a DAY/MONTH/YEAR format. For example, April 19, 2005 would be entered as follows: 190405. The display will show “SEt”.

8) If you wish to exit the PROGRAM mode, press the C key.

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4.7.2 Programming the Time (SET #2)

PRT/*

C

2


PRT/*

SET #2

Ex) 15:28:00

1 5 2

8 0 0

HH.MM.SS (Hour.Minute.Second)

Current Time: 11:23:45

How to program the time






6) The display shows “tiME EntEr”.

7) Now type in the time in HOURS/MINUTES/SECONDS format. For example, 3:28:00 PM would be entered as follows: 152800. The display will show “SEt”.


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4.7.3 Programming the Department Number (SET #3)

C

PRT/*

3 PRT/*


SET #3

Ex) “98” as the department #

9 8

(0~99)

PRT/*

How to program the department number

1) Press the 1 key followed by the MODE key.

2) Press the ê key 5 times.

3) The WEIGHT display will show “SEt”.

4) Press the PRT/* key and the display will show “SEt EntEr”.

5) Press the 3 key and then the PRT/* key.

6) The display will show “dPtno EntEr 0”.

7) The number in the TOTAL PRICE display is the current department number. Enter the new department number using the numeric keypad. (Department Number can be 0~99).

8) Press PRT/* key. The display will show “SEt”.

9) To exit PROGRAM mode press the C key.

Note: You must power the scale off and then on for the new department number to take effect..

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4.7.4 Programming the Label (SET #4)

The label format type controls the label size and barcode format.

1) Label length

C

PRT/*

4


PRT/*

SET #4

1

6 0 PRT/*

(1~99)

C

How to program the label length






6) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr 1”.

7) To program label length, press 1 key. The display shows “LAbEL LEnGtH 40”.

8) Enter the length of the label you are using and press the PRT/* key. (Label length can be from 1 to 99)

9) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr”. If you want to program the Label Format press the number 2 key.

To go to SET menu press the C key.

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2) Label format

SET #4

2

0 PRT/*

0~30: Refer to Appendix for label format

31~36: Free Format

C

How to program the label format







7) To program label format, press 2 key. The display shows “LAbEL ForMAt 0”.

8) Enter the labelformat number you are using and press the PRT/* key.

(Label Format number can be from 0 to 36. Refer to Appendix).

9) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr”. If you want to program the Label Mask press the number 3 key.

To go to SET menu press the C key.

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3) Label Mask

PRT/*

C

4


PRT/*

SET #4

C

3

Input the 4 digit

Hexadecimal Number. (Refer to the Chart and example below.)

F D

F F PRT/*

Place a “1” in the block below an item if you want to print that item on the label. Place a “0” in the block if you don’t want to print that item on the label. Use the Hexadecimal

Number Chart to convert the four blocks into one number.

Enter the four converted numbers (or letters) and press the PRT/* key.

Example: Customer does not want to print SHOP INFO on their label. This means that a “0” would be placed in the block under SHOP INFO. All of the other blocks would have a “1” in them because they are to be printed on the label. This results in the four Hexadecimal numbers below.

1

1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

F D

HEX NO. 1 HEX NO. 2

F

HEX NO. 3

F

HEX NO. 4

HEX NO. 1

0000

0001

0010

0011

=

=

=

=

0

1

2

3

HEX NO. 2

0100

0101

0110

0111

=

=

=

=

4

5

6

7

HEX NO. 3

1000

1001

1010

1011

=

=

=

=

8

9

A

B

HEX NO. 4

HEXADECIMAL NUMBER CHART

1100

1101

1110

1111

=

=

=

=

C

D

E

F

How to program the label mask





Note: If there is no information programmed for an item it will not print regardless if there is a “1” set for that information.



7) To program the label mask, press 3 key. The display shows “LAbEL MASk”.

8) For Example, if you do not want to print the Shop Info, you would enter FDFF and press the PRT/* key.

9) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr”. If you want to program label barcode press the “4” key. To go to the

SET menu press the C key.

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4) Label Barcode

PRT/*

C

4


PRT/*

SET #4

4

4 PRT/*

Enter barcode type number. (from chart on next page)

C

How to program the label barcode





5) Press 4 key and PRT/* key.

6) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr 1”

7) To program label barcode, press “4” key. The display shows “LAbEL bArCod”

8) Look at the table (on next page) and enter barcode number (from No. column) and press the PRT/* key.

9) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr”. If you want to program the CLabel press the “5” key.

To go to SET menu, press C key.

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Barcode Type Chart

No TYPE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

I2of5

I2of5

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

EAN13

9

10

11

12

13

14

4

5

2

3

6

7

8

0

1

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D D I I I I I I P P P P C

D D I I I I I P P P P P C

D D I I I I P P P P P P C

D D I I I P P P P P P P C

D

D

D

D D I I P P P P P P P P C

D D I P P P P P P P P P C

D D I I I I t W W W W W C

D D I I I I I T W W W W C

D

D I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I s

I

I

S

P

I

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

W W W W W C

W W W W C

S W W W W W C

W W W W W P

W W W W W P

C

C

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

C

C

T t

S s

D

I

P

W

C

Department code or Group code of each PLU

Item code number

Check sum for Price (4 digits)

Check sum for Price (5 digits)

Check sum for Weight (4 digit)

Check sum for Weight (5 digit)

Price

Weight

Check sum for all numbers

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5) C Label

PRT/*

C

4


PRT/*

SET #5

5

0 PRT/*

0 = Gap Labels

1 = Continuous Strip

C

How to program the CLabel






6) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr 1”

7) To program CLabel, press “5” key. The display shows “CLAbEL 0”

8) Press the number “0” key for Gap type labels or the number “1” key for Continuous Strip type labels and then press the PRT/* key.

9) The display shows “LAbEL EntEr”. To go to SET menu, press C key.

Note: When changing between Gap and Continuous type labels you should always reboot the scale.

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4.7.5 Programming the Adjust Number (SET #5)

- ADJUST is to adjust the position of label.

- FEED is to feed label(or receipt).

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How to program the adjust number

1) To go to PROGRAM mode press 1 by using numeric keys and MODE key.

2) Press v key five times.


4) Press PRT/* key, “SEt EntEr”.

5) Press “5” key and PRT/* key.

6) The display shows “AdJSt EntEr 30 ”.

7) Type the new adjust value by pixel unit on the Numeric keypad. (1mm/8pixel )

8) Press PRT/* key. The display shows “FEEd EntEr 60 ”.

9) Type the new feed value by pixel unit Numeric keypad. (1mm/8pixel )

10) Press PRT/* key. The display shows “SEt”.

11) If you wish to finish PROGRAM mode press C key

Here are some examples of misadjusted labels:

Here are some samples of properly adjusted labels:

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4.7.6 Programming the Printing Information (SET #6)

The printing information controls the label size, PLU item description and barcode format.

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How to program printing information






6) The display shows “PmodE EntEr 0”. pMode 0 : No change with unit price pMode 1 : Temporary change with unit price

pMode 2 : Permanent change with unit price

7) Look at the table below and type number that you want.

8) Press PRT/* key. The display shows “PEEL EntEr 1”.

9) Look at the table below and type number that you want.

<PEEL sensor ON/OFF>

0 : Peel sensor OFF

1 : Peel sensor ON


11) If you wish to finish PROGRAM mode, press C key

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4.7.7 Programming the Auto Print Function (SET #7)

The auto print function is used to determine when an automatic buffered label should be printed or buffered.

The number stored in auto print is a weight value which is equal to the amount of stabilized positive weight variance needed to print or buffer a label. For example, if the auto print value is set to “0.100”, then the scale will automatically print a label when the weight changes by 0.100g and stabilizes.

How to program auto print function






6) The display shows “AUtoP EntEr 100”.

7) The number in the Total Price display represents the weight sensitivity number by which your scale calculates auto print. The default is “0.100”. Enter the weight sensitivity number by using numeric keys.


9) If you wish to finish PROGRAM mode, press C key.

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4.7.8 Programming Baud Rate (SET #9)

How to program baud rate






6) The display shows “bAUd EntEr 3=9600”.

7) Look at table below and type number that you want.

<RS232c Baudrate>

‘1’ = 2400bps

‘2’ = 4800bps

‘3’ = 9600bps

‘4’ = 19200bps

‘5’ = 38400bps

‘6’ = 57600bps


9) If you wish to finish PROGRAM mode, press C key.

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4.7.9 SIGN (SET #10)

How to enter currency/weight sign settings.

You can modify scale to adjust local law (currency, weight unit, dual currency, etc)

NOTE: reference ASCII code table for signs


2) Press v key 5 times.

3) The WEIGHT display shows "SEt".

4) Press PRT/* key and the display shows "SEt EntEr 0".

5) Press 1 key and 0 key and PRT/* key.

1) Changing weight unit sign

1) The display shows "SiGn".

2) Press 1 key and the display shows "WEiGH SiGn C1 0"

3) Type the first letter of weight unit sign. (Reference ASCII CODE)

4) Type the second and third letter of weight unit sign.

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5) You can enter weight units up to 3 letters.

(For example, kilogram (kg) consists of 'k' and 'g'. Enter k (107) in first letter and g (103) in second letter.)

6) After inputting the entire weight unit signs, the display shows "WEiGH ForMAt 0."

7) You can choose 0 (NO use) or 1 (Yes use) by pressing PRT/* key finish up inputting weight unit signs.

2) Changing Unit price of weight unit sings


2) Press 2 key and the display shows "PriCE SiGn C1 0"

3) Enter the first weight sign letter of unit price by using ASCII CODE.

4) Repeat #3 to enter the second to fifth weight sign letter of Unit Price by using ASCII CODE.

5) You can enter up to 5 weight sign letters for Unit Price.

For example, the kilogram (Kg) consist of "k" and "g" therefore you need to type k(107) in first letter and g(103) for second letter.

6) After inputting unit price the display shows "PriCE ForMAt 0."

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7) You can choose 0 (NO use) or 1 (Use unit price and printing total price's first unit sign) or 2

(Use unit price and printing total price's last sign).

After Pressing PRT/* key to save, you can finish inputting unit Price of weight sign.

8) For example, you want to set format 1 and the total price's first sign is "$", you can see the unit price is $/kg.

3) Changing total price sign

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2) Press 3 key and the display shows "totAL F-SiGn C1____0"

3) Type the first letter of total price's first unit sign by using ASCII CODE.

4) Type the second and third letter of total price's second, third unit sign by using ASCII CODE.

5) You can type up to 3 letters for Total price first sign. For example, If you want to print dollar in First place, you type 36 ($) for first letter. After type you will see $ in the total price's first place.

6) After inputting total price sign the display shows "totAL L-SiGn C1____0"

7) Type the first letter of total price's last sign by using ASCII CODE.

8) Type the second and third letter of total price's last sign by using ASCII CODE.

9) You can type up to 3 letters for total price last sign.

For example, you want to print YTL (Turkey's currency), you need to type 89(Y), 84(T), 76(L).

10) After inputting last sign of total price, the display shows "totAL ForMAt 0".

11) You can choose 0 (NO use) or 1 (Use Total Price's First sign) or 2 (Use Total Price's

Last sign) or 3 (Use both signs). After Press "PRT/*" key to finish inputting Total Price Sign.

4.7.10 Dual currency display settings (SET #11)

How to enter currency settings





5) Press 1 key twice and PRT/* key to save

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1) Enabling currency display

1 0 ~ 1

PRT/*

1) The display shows “CUrr”.

2) Press the 1 key and the display shows “CUrr USinG 0”.

3) Select “0” (No use) or “1” (Use Currency). Press PRT/* key to save and exit.

2) Set decimal point and currency rate

2 0

PRT/*

~ 6 0 ~ 9999999

PRT/*


2) Press the 2 key and the display shows “CUrr dP 0”.

3) The decimal point of the currency can be set in any position from “0” to “6”. After setting the decimal point position (dP) press the PRT/* key. The display shows “CUrr rAtE 0”.

3) Set the decimal point of calculated total price

3 0

PRT/*

~ 6


2) Press the 3 key and the display shows “CUrr rES-dP”.

3) You can set the calculated total price’s decimal point from “0” to “6”. Then press the PRT/* key.

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4) Setting signs of calculated total price

4 3 6 PRT/*

PRT/* PRT/* 8 9

8

PRT/*

4 7

PRT/*

6 PRT/*

0 ~ 2


2) Press the 4 key and the display shows “CUrr F-SiGn C1 0”.

3) Enter the first letter of the calculated total price’s first sign.(Reference ASCII Code)

4) Enter the second and third letters of the calculated total price’s first sign.

4) You can enter up to 3 letters for the calculated total price’s first sign. For example, if you want to use the US dollar currency ($) in the first digit, enter 36 (S) in the first letter. Then you will see “S” in the calculated total price’s first digit.

6) The display shows “CUrr L-SiGn C1 0”.

7) Enter the first letter of the calculated total price’s last sign using ASCII Code.

8) Enter the second and third letters of the calculated total price’s last sign in the same way.

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9) You can enter up to 3 letters for "total price last sign." For example, you want to print YTL

(Turkey currency symbol) in the last place, enter 89(Y), 84(T), 76(L), and then, you will see YTL in the calculated total price's last place.

10) The display shows "CUrr ForMAt 0".

11) You can choose 0 (NO use), 1 (Use First sign of calculated total price's),

2 (Use Last sign of calculated total price's) or 3 (Use both signs). Pressing PRT/* key to save and exit.

4.7.11 Set printer sensors (SET #12)

LP-1000N has 4 optical sensors to perform accurate and stable printing quality.

Please review following setting for finer tuning.

NOTE: Reference this setting as a status of printing failure.

Please review the all the parts/locations of printer hard-ware.

1) Go to PROGRAM mode, press 1 by using numeric keys and MODE key.



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5) Press 1 key and 2 key and PRT/* key.

1) Peel-off sensor peel-off sensor in not covered(opened) peel-off sensor is covered(closed)

1) The display shows "SEt PoFF".

2) Press Enter key and the display shows "SEt 130 PoFF 8"

3) Read set value when peel-off sensor is covered (closed).

Display shows "SEt 130 PoFF248." (248=numeric value of sensor)

4) Input average value of peel-off sensor when sensor is open and close.

EX) open value=8, close value=248, average value=128

5) Press Enter key to save and exit.

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2) Thermal Head sensor

1) The display shows "SEt PoFF".

2) Press v key and the display shows "SEt HEAd"

3) Press Enter key and the display shows "SEt 100 HEAd 118"

4) Set heating value (factory setting is 100) deepens on printing darkness.

(for light printing set value below 100, and set value above 100 to get darker results)

NOTE: Inputting higher number may damage the thermal head.

5) Press Enter key to save and exit. )

3) Gap sensor

Find out the maximum value of gap sensor

Find out the minimum value of gap sensor

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1) The display shows "SEt HEAd".

2) Press v key and the display shows "SEt PEnd"

3) Press Enter key and the display shows "SEt 130 PEnd 248"

4) Open label cover and head-up lever to adjust label paper onto gap sensor.

NOTE: make sure put label paper onto gap sensor where the paper gap is located to make a gap sensor open.

5) Find out the minimum value of gap sensor. (For demonstration "8" was the minimum value).

6) Enter average value when gap sensor is open and close.

(Close value= 248 and open value=8, average value=128)


4) HEADUP SENSOR head-up lever is closed head-up lever is opened

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1) The display shows "SEt PEnd".

2) Press v key and the display shows "SEt HEAdUP"

3) Press Enter key and the display shows "SEt 130 HdUP 254"

4) Check display value when you OPEN label cover and head-up lever.

NOTE: Compare value when head-up lever is open and close.

5) Enter average value (172) of open head-up lever (89) and close value (254).

6) Close lever


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4.8 INIT (Initialize PLU/MSG data and Disabling ¼ and ½ keys)

You can initialize PLU data, Ingredient Message data or ALL data. (both PLU and ING)

You can also enable or disable the ½ or ¼ keys.

PRT/*

PRT/* j Clear Memory

2 2 7

5 7 PRT/*

PRT/* PRT/* k

Enable ¼ and ½ keys

0 7 0 4 PRT/*

Initializes both PLU & MSG memory

Initializes Preset Keys

(Speed Key 1 (PLU#1) ~ Speed Key 54 (PLU#54)

Initializes Scale Settings k

Disable ¼ and ½ keys

0 9 1 1 PRT/*


2) Press key six times.

3) The WEIGHT display shows “init”.

4) Press the PRT/*key and the display shows “PASS EntEr -” j How to clear memory

A) Input the Password, 2, 2, 7, 5, 7 and press the PRT/* key. Display shows “init ALL”.

Use the

$ key and the

# key to select “ALL”, “PLU” or “MSG”. Then press the PRT/* key.

ALL - Clears all areas of memory (PLU, Ing, Speed Key and scale settings, etc.)

PLU - Clears PLU data memory

MSG - Clears Ingredient data memory

B) Depending on which procedure you selected, the display will show:

“ALL PrOCESS” Then “init”

“PLU PrOCESS” Then “init”

“MSG PrOCESS” Then “init”.

k How to Disable or Enable the ¼ and ½ keys

A) Input 0, 9, 1, 1 then the PRT/* key to Disable the ¼ and ½ keys.

Display will show “PASS EntEr kEY oFF” Then return to “PASS EntEr -”

B) Input 0, 7, 0, 4 then the PRT/* key to Enable the ¼ and ½ keys.

Display will show “PASS EntEr kEY on” Then return to “PASS EntEr -”


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5. ACCOUNT Mode

ACCOUNT Mode is used to access and clear Sales Totals, perform printhead checks and execute Scale to Scale file transfers.

5.1 System Maps

To go to the ACCOUNT Mode, press the number 2 key then the MODE key.

To navigate through the ACCOUNT Mode Main Menu you can use the # key or $ key. Once you have located the appropriate menu item press the PRT/* key. You can also navigate through the sub-menu items using the

# key or

$ key. Refer to the individual menu item program explanations for the proper key sequences to execute the desired operation.


X Report

TRANS Z Report

CHESS

X Report

Z Report

Grand Total Report, ALL PLU’s Report,

Individual PLU Report, Non-PLU Report

Grand Total Clear, ALL PLU’s Clear

Non-PLU Clear, Individual PLU Clear

CHESS

Label Printing Test

TRANS Scale to Scale File Transfer

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5.2 X Report (Read only)

There are four types of X Sales Reports: Grand Total, ALL PLU’s, Non-PLU and Individual PLU’s.

Each of the reports prints on a label and contains the time and date of the last reset report

(Z report), the current time and date and other sales data such as total weight, total sales and total quantity information.

You can use the

# key or

$ key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU, Non-PLU or

Individual PLU reports.


The Grand Total sales report includes the total sales information from both the Non-PLU’s and Normal PLU’s.

PRT/*

Report : Grand Total

09.02.04 17:11:19 / 09.02.04 17:21:32

Weight Price Q’ty

0.512

5.12

1

1) To go to the ACCOUNT mode, press the number 2 key and then the MODE key.

5) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select ALL PLU, Non-PLU or Individual PLU reports.

(To go back to the X Report Main Menu press the C key. To exit the ACCOUNT mode press the

C key twice.)

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5.2.2 All PLU

There are two types of PLU Sales reports, Individual PLU’s or All PLU’s.

The All PLU report will generate a total sales label for ALL active normal

PLU’s (not including non-PLU’s)

PRT/*

Report : All PLU

09.02.04 17:11:19 / 09.02.04 17:21:32


0.512

5.12

1

To take the ALL PLU Sales Report,


4) Press the

$ º

5) Press the PRT/* key. The scale will issue a Report label with the sales totals of ALL PLU’s (normal)

6) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select Grand Total, Non-PLU or Individual PLU reports.


C key twice.)

5.2.3 Individual PLU

PRT/*

Enter PLU no.

(1 ~ 4000)

1 PRT/*

Report : Individual PLU

PLU 0001 beef

09.02.04 17:11:19 / 09.02.04 17:21:32


0.512

5.12

1

To take the Individual PLU Sales Report,


4) Press the

$ º

6) Type the PLU number of the PLU you wish to view sales totals for and press the PRT/* key.

The scale will issue a Report label with the sales totals of the Individual PLU (normal) that you entered.

7) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU or Non-PLU reports.


C key twice.)

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5.2.4 Non-PLU

The Non-PLU sales report includes the total sales information for all Non-PLU transactions.

PRT/*

Report : non PLU

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2.060

39.48

8



4) Press the

$ º

5) Press the PRT/* key. The scale will issue a Report label with the sales totals of all non-PLU’s.

6) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU or Individual PLU reports.


C key twice.)

5.3 Z Report (Read and Reset)

There are four types of Z Sales Reports: Grand Total, ALL PLU’s, Non-PLU and ALL.


(Z report), the current time and date and other sales data such as total weight, total sales and total quantity information. After the label is issued the sales total information in memory is reset back to zero.

Note: Any Reset Report performed will effect the sales total memory of the other types of Reports.

For example, if a Grand Total Reset is performed and then you perform a Non-PLU Reset the label for the Non-PLU Reset will show all zeroes.

You can use the

# key or

$ key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU, Non-PLU or ALL reports.

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5.2.4 Non-PLU

The Non-PLU sales report includes the total sales information for all Non-PLU transactions.

PRT/*

Report : non PLU

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2.060

39.48

8



4) Press the

$ º


6) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU or Individual PLU reports.


C key twice.)

5.3 Z Report (Read and Reset)

There are four types of Z Sales Reports: Grand Total, ALL PLU’s, Non-PLU and ALL.


(Z report), the current time and date and other sales data such as total weight, total sales and total quantity information. After the label is issued the sales total information in memory is reset back to zero.

Note: Any Reset Report performed will effect the sales total memory of the other types of Reports.

For example, if a Grand Total Reset is performed and then you perform a Non-PLU Reset the label for the Non-PLU Reset will show all zeroes.

You can use the

# key or

$ key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU, Non-PLU or ALL reports.

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PRT/*

The Grand Total Reset Report will reset the sales total information in memory for both the normal PLU’s and

Non-PLU’s. It will clear the Weight, Price and Quantity sold information for ALL PLU’s.


2) Press the

$ once. The display shows “2 rPt”.

3) Press the PRT/* key and the display shows “2 rPt GrAnd”.

4) Press the PRT/* key. The scale will issue a Report label and the display shows “2 rPt GrAnd End”.

5) You can use the $ key or # key to select ALL PLU, Non-PLU or ALL reports.

(To go back to the Z Report Main Menu press the C key. To exit the ACCOUNT mode press the

C key twice.)

5.3.2 All PLU

PRT/*

The ALL PLU Reset Report will reset the sales total information in memory for the normal PLU’s. It will clear the Weight, Price and Quantity sold information for ALL normal PLU’s.


2) Press the $ once. The display shows “2 rPt”.


4) Press the $ once. The display shows “2 rPt ALL PLU”.

5) Press the PRT/* key. The scale will issue a Report label and the display shows “2 rPt ALL PLU End”.

6) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select Grand, Non-PLU or ALL reports.


C key twice.)

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5.3.3 Non-PLU

PRT/* The Non-PLU Reset Report will reset the sales total information in memory for the non-PLU’s. It will clear the Weight, Price and Quantity sold information for ALL non-PLU’s.


2) Press the

$ once and the display shows “2 rPt”.


4) Press the

$ key twice and the display will show “2 rPt nonPLU”.


6) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU or ALL reports.


C key twice.)

5.3.4 ALL

PRT/*

The ALL Reset Report will reset the sales total information in memory for Individual PLU’s. It will clear the Weight, Price and Quantity sold information for ALL Individual PLU’s. This Report does not reset the

Grand Total and ALL PLU’s Totals.


2) Press the

$ once and the display shows “2 rPt”.


4) Press the

$ key three times and the display will show “2 rPt ALL”.

5) Press the PRT/* key. The scale will begin to count up from 1 to 4000. After it reaches PLU 4000 the display will show “2 rPt ALL End”.

Note: The scale will not issue any label.

6) You can use the

$ key or

# key to select Grand Total, ALL PLU or Non-PLU reports.


C key twice.)

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5.4 Printhead Check (CHESS)

The CHESS function allows you to check the condition of the thermal print head. This test produces several different print patterns that allow you to determine if there are any burned out or shorted dots on the printhead.

PRT/* 1 PRT/* 2 PRT/*

3 PRT/* 4 PRT/* 5 PRT/*


2) Press the $ twice and the display shows “CHESS”.

3) Press the PRT/* key and the display shows “CHESS tYPE 1”.

4) Enter the CHESS type number you wish to print and press the PRT/* key. The scale will issue a label. Compare the printed label to the sample labels to determine the condition of your printhead.

5) To go back to the CHESS Main Menu press the C key. To exit the ACCOUNT mode press the

C key twice.)

5.5 Trans Mode

The Trans Mode function allows you to transfer the file in one scale into another. To perform this function you will need a 25 pin to 25 pin crossover cable (part# J11) to connect the scales.

On the empty scale On the Scale with data

PRT/*

1) Connect the scales together using the 25 pin to 25 pin crossover cable. Power on both scales.

The scales will both come up in the Sale Mode. The scale with the data file programmed in it must remain in the Sale Mode. Also make sure the baud rate is the same in both scales. (SET #9)

2) On the scale without the data file programmed in it, go to the ACCOUNT Mode by pressing the number 2 key and then the MODE key.

3) Press the

$ three times and the display shows “trAnS”.

4) Press the PRT/* key on the scale with “trAnS” in the weight display.

5) The data file will be transferred.

6) To exit the ACCOUNT mode press the C key.

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6. Error Messages

Error 1

Error 2

Error 3

Error 4

Error 5

Error 6

Error 7

Error 8

Error 9

Error 10

Error 11

Error 12

Error 13

Error 14

Error 15

Error 16

Error 17

Error 18

Error 19

Error 20

Error 21

Error 22

Zero range

Error dO CAL:

The PLU number you have called up does not exist.

The PLU number you have called up is out of range.

The weight on the platter is not stable or you have pressed the keys before the weight became stable.

Tare weight was set.

PLU data is corrupted or broken. Backup RAM, initialize the scale, correct the bad data, and load new data into scale.

You have pressed the PRT/* while the Printer Control Switch was in STOP mode.

The RS-232C cable that you are using is not wired properly, possible break in the cable, or communications error.

Impossible to transfer PLU data between two scales. Remove unit price by pressing C key.

You have an RS-232C communication error, please try again.

The tare weight you entered was not valid: re-enter tare weight.

The tare weight you entered was out of range.

Loaded weight is below minimum weight of OIML regulation.

You attempted to issue a label with a 0.00 price and/or a negative weight.

You have pressed the PRT/* key after the label roll was exhausted.

Exchange the label roll, press the C key and release the error message.

Adjust the initial printing state by pressing the FEED key. The label roll you used was broken away from the interrupt sensor: replace the label roll between the two green sensor caps and fix the label roll pin.

You attempted to print a label when there is an issued label, please remove the issued one. You have pressed PRT/* key when the printer front cover is not placed properly. You attempted to print a label when the print head is in the up position, push it down and a label will be issued automatically. Check PEEL Sensor. Change firmware version from V2.8 to V3.3.

Mode key is not properly pressed. EX) During PLU call-up, MODE key is pressed this message will appear.

Tray was not empty when FOR key is pressed. (Except the American Region)

TARE key is pressed when unit price and weight are in the display.

Wrong setting value of scale capacity, such as CAL4 mode (kg or lb)

Wrong setting on CAL4 Unit set.

Wrong setting on CAL4 DP set.

Over-range in ZERO Range

Initial weight is not valid. Make sure platter is properly installed.

SCALE is not stable: scale is installed on an unstable surface.

Setup data is broken.

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7. Specifications

MODEL

CAPACITY RESOLUTION

TARE

WEIGHT DISPLAY

UNIT PRICE DISPLAY

TOTAL PRICE DISPLAY

CONDITIONS:

TEMPERATURE RANGE

POWER

MEMORY

CAPACITY

INGREDIENT DATA

LABEL TYPES

COMMODITY NAME

DIRECT PLU KEYS

LP-1000

30.00 Lbs x 0.01 Lbs (15.000 kg x 0.005kg)

-30.00 Lbs ~ 0.01 Lbs (-5.99 kg ~ 0.005kg)

4 DIGITS (USA)

4 DIGITS (USA)

4 DIGITS (USA)

5 DIGITS (EX - USA)

6 DIGITS (EX - USA)

7 DIGITS (EX - USA)

22°F ~ 95°F (-5°C ~ 35°C)

85 VAC ~ 265 VAC 50/60 Hz ± 3 Hz

4000 PLU’S

1000 MSG’S

400 CHARACTERS

58 x 30mm (#8000)

58 x 40mm (#8010)

58 x 60mm (#8020)

58 x 50mm (#8030)

58 x 60mm (#8040)

2 LINES OF 28 CHARACTERS EACH = 56

CHARACTERS PER COMMODITY

54 PRESET KEYS

8. Troubleshooting

PROBLEMS

• Scale does not work at all.

• No light on the display & the power switch is ON.

REMARKS

• Check the fuse located to the left of the power switch.

• Try plugging scale into a different electrical outlet.

• Scale counts up to 9’s & then goes blank.

• Scale counts up to 9’s & then shows:

“Zero rAnGE Error”

• Remove everything from the platter. Turn scale OFF and then ON.

• Make sure platter is properly installed and nothing is obstructing the platter from underneath.

• Call your CAS Dealer for SPAN calibration.

• Scale does not accept Tare.

• In spite of pressing the TARE key, the Tare does not clear.

• Make sure that the Tare being entered is within 0.01~30.00 Lbs.

• Make sure that the NET lamp is off before trying to enter a Tare.

• Make sure all items are removed from the platter & then try again.

• Remove all items from the platter and then turn the scale OFF & ON.

• After pressing the PRT/* button, scale does not work at all.

• Check the PEEL Sensor.

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APPENDIX

LABEL FORMAT name

(Size,mm)

Style

CAS

#8000

(58 x 30)

CAS

#8010

(58 x 40)

Label format #

#1 (2 - Iine Commodity)


#2 (With Ingredient)

#0(Default) (2-Iine Commodity #1) #10 (2 - Iine Commodity #2)

#11 (With Ingredient) #12 (1 - Iine Commodity)

CAS

#8020

(58 x 60)

#22 (2 - Iine Commodity) #23 (1 - Iine Commodity)

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name

(Size,mm)

Style

Kubota

#3600

(54 x 35)

Label format #


#6 (1- Iine Commodity #2)

#5 (1 - Iine Commodity #1)

Kubota

#3610

(54 x 53)


ACOM

#3610

(58 x 40)


#9 (1- Iine Commodity)

#8 (W Ingredient)

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name

(Size,mm)

Style

#2810

(48 x 40)

Label format #



#14 (Whit Ingredient)

TEC

#2730

(48 x 54)


TEC

#4900

(58 x 51)


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name

(Size,mm)

Style Label format #

TEC

#2834

(48 x 68)

#24 (2 - Iine Commodity #1) #25 (1 - Iine Commodity)

#26 (2 - Iine Commodity #2 )

TEC

#4910

(58 x 63)


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name

(Size,mm)

Blank

Label

(58 x 60)

Style

SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK

<VERY SWEET and STICKY>

Whole milk that has 60% of the water removed and sugar added. The amount of sugar added makes up 48% of the sweetened condensed milk volume. It is very sweet and sticky and adds a richness to the foods it is added to. It is used to make candies, bars, pies, and puddings. Sweetened condensed milk turns a golden color and takes on a caramel like flavor when heated. It will also thicken as it is heated.

04.06.04

05.06.04

0 034567 000517

0.512

1.00

0.51


+82-31-820-1100

#29 (2 - line Commodity #1)

Label format#

SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK

<VERY SWEET and STICKY>

Whole milk that has 60% of the water removed and sugar added. The amount of sugar added makes up 48% of the sweetened condensed milk volume. It is very sweet and sticky and adds a richness to the foods pies, and puddings. Sweetened condensed milk turns a golden color and takes on a caramel like flavor when heated. It will also thicken as it is heated.

04.06.04

05.06.04

0.512

0 034567 000517

1.00

0.51


+82-31-820-1100

#30 (2 - line Commodity #2) name

(Size,mm)

Advance Label Format

CAS

#8030

(58 x 50)

Setting Method

SELL BY TOTAL ($) PRICE

SAFE HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

PRODUCTS MAY CONTAIN BACTERIATHAT COULD CAUSE ILLNESS IF THE PRODUCT IS MISHANDLED

KEEP REFRIGERATED OR FROZEN. THAW IN REFRIGERATOR OR MICROWAVE.

OTHER FOODS. WASH WORKING SURFACES (INCLUDING

AFTER TOUCHING RAW MEAT OR POULTRY.

COOK THOROUGHLY.

KEEP HOT FOODS HOT.

1) Set label format #8000 at SET#4-2.

NOTE: #8000 is label format #1,2,3.

2) Set label length 30 at SET#4-1.

3) Input 125 adjust set value at SET#5.

NOTE: This format uses Label Format #1, 2 and 3 but with a longer label length.

CAS

#8040

(58 x 60)

SELL BY

SAFE HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

PRODUCTS MAY CONTAIN BACTERIATHAT COULD CAUSE ILLNESS IF THE PRODUCT IS MISHANDLED

OR COOKED IMPROPERLY. FORYOUR PROTECTION, FOLLOW THESE SAFE HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS.

KEEP REFRIGERATED OR FROZEN. THAW IN REFRIGERATOR OR MICROWAVE.

KEEP RAW MEAT AND POULTRY SEPARATE FROM

AFTER TOUCHING RAW MEAT OR POULTRY.

COOK THOROUGHLY.

KEEP HOT FOODS HOT.

1) Set label format #8010 at SET#4-2.

NOTE: #8010 is label format #0, 10,11, 12.

2) Set label length 50 at SET#4-1.

3) Input 95 adjust set value at SET#5.

NOTE: This format uses Label Format #0, 10, 11 and 12 but with a longer label length.

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Setting Up the Label

These procedures explain how to correctly set up the label in the LP-1000N. They can be used when changing from one label style to another or simply to perform a fine adjustment of the print location on a label that is already installed in the scale. Please to refer to the appropriate charts and figures to ensure correct label setup.

Selecting Label Type

The LP-1000N can print on either a die cut label stock (gapped labels) or on a continuous strip label. To accommodate this feature you must tell the scale which type of labels you are going to use. This feature usually only needs to be done once unless you are changing back and forth between the two types of labels.

1) Determine which type of labels you are going to use.

2) Press the number 1 key followed by the MODE key. The display will show “PLU”.

3) Press the # key twice. The display will show “SEt”. Press the PRT/* key and the display will show

“”SEt EntEr 0”.

4) Press the number 4 key then the PRT/* key. The display will show “LAbEL EntEr 1”. Press the number

5 key and the display will show “LAbEL CLAbEL 0”.

5) Press the “0” key if you are using “Gapped Labels” or press the “1” key if you are using continuous strip labels. Then press the PRT/* key. The display will show “LAbEL EntEr “.

6) Press the C key twice to exit the PROGRAM Mode. Power the scale off then on again. Your are now ready to start setting up your label.

Selecting a Label Format


2) Press the

# key twice. The display will show “SEt”. Press the PRT/* key and the display will show

“SEt EntEr 0”.

3) Press the number 4 key followed by the PRT/* key and the display will show “LAbEL EntEr 1”.

4) Press the number 2 key and the display will show “LAbEL ForMAt X” (X is the current programmed format number).

5) Select the format number from pages 69 or 73 that matches your label size and print information style. Enter this number and press the PRT/* key. The display will show “LAbEL EntEr “.

Setting Label Length


2) Press the


“SEt EntEr 0”.

3) Press the number 4 key followed by the PRT/* key and the display will show “LAbEL EntEr 1”.

4) Press the PRT/* key and the display will show “LAbEL LenGtH XX”. (XX is the current programmed label length in the scale.)

5) Enter the label length for the label you are using from the chart on page 75. Then press the PRT/* key. The display will show “LAbEL EntEr “.

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Setting Label Adjust and Feed


2) Press the


“SEt EntEr 0”.

3) Press the number 5 key followed by the PRT/* key and the display will show “AdJSt EntEr XX”.

(XX is the current adjust setting programmed in the scale.)

4) Enter the adjust number for the label you are using from the chart below. Then press the PRT/* key. The display will show “FEEd EntEr XX “. (XX is the current feed setting programmed in the scale.)

5) Enter the feed number for the label you are using from the chart below. Then press the PRT/* key. The display will show “SEt”

6) The feed and adjust numbers that you have entered should result in your label feeding and printing correctly. If your labels do not feed or print correctly you may need to make minor changes to the adjust and feed numbers you have entered here. (See the figure below.)

Label Style

LST8000

(58mm x 30mm)

LST8010

(58mm x 40mm)

LST8020

(58mm x 60mm)

LST8030

(58mm x 50mm)

(Safe Handling)

LST8040

(58mm x 60mm)

(Safe Handling)

Label Format # Label Length Adjust Number Feed Number

1, 2, 3 30 25 60

0, 10, 11, 12

22, 23

1, 2, 3

0, 10, 11, 12

40

60

30

50

15

30

125

95

60

60

30

30

Print Location

OK

APPLE

RED DELICIOUS

PACKED ON

04.06.04

SELL BY

05.06.04

0 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 5 1 0

1.00

0.51

TOTAL ($) PRICE


+82-31-820-1100

WT./LBS

0.512

No Adjustment

Required

Print Location

Over Adjusted

APPLE

RED DELICIOUS

0 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 5 1 0

1.00


+82-31-820-1100

0.51

Adjustment Required

Decrease Adjust Number

Print Location

Under Adjusted

APPLE

RED DELICIOUS

04.06.04

05.06.04

WT./LBS

0.512

0 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 5 1 0

1.00


+82-31-820-1100

Adjustment Required

Increase Adjust Number

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CAS LP-1000N Series Owner's Manual

LP-1000N Owner’s Manual Revisions

CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS

1. Installation Procedures

2. Keypad & Display

3. Operation

4. PROGRAM Mode

5. ACCOUNT Mode

6. Error Messages

7. Specifications

8. Troubleshooting

APPENDIX

PRECAUTIONS

Attention

1. Installation Procedures

1.1 Cautions

1.2 How to Assemble the Pole Display

1.3 Installing the Label Roll

2. Keypad & Display

2.1 Numeric Keypad

2.2 PLU Keypad

2.3. Displays

2.4. Printer Mechanism

3. Operation

3.1 REG mode Operations

4. PROGRAM Mode

4.1 System Maps

Press “1” and MODE key

PLU

INIT PreSet

SET

MSG

SHOP

HEAD

4.2 PLU Programming

4.3 Preset keys Programming

4.4 Message (Ingredients) Programming

4.5 Programming the Head Data

4.6 Programming the Shop Data

4.7 SET

5. ACCOUNT Mode

5.1 System Maps

5.2 X Report (Read only)

5.3 Z Report (Read and Reset)

5.3 Z Report (Read and Reset)

5.4 Printhead Check (CHESS)

5.5 Trans Mode

6. Error Messages

7. Specifications

8. Troubleshooting

APPENDIX

Setting Up the Label

Selecting Label Type

Selecting a Label Format

Setting Label Length

Setting Label Adjust and Feed

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