Avery Berkel ABR35 Specifications

Xtra Series Retail System Scales
Operators Instructions
These instructions cover both day‐to‐day operation of the scale and the setup and
programming process. Use the table of contents button to navigate between the
different sections.
This document can be installed on the scale so you can read it on the display, or on a
tablet, phone, laptop or desktop PC where it can be read using a web browser.
Part Number ABR35‐000520 issue AJ
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IMPORTANT
When programming or configuring the equipment you must ensure that you comply with all relevant standards and
legislation. The example settings given in this book may not be legal for trade with the public.

Using Your Machine ................................................................................................ 7
About your Machine ................................................................................................................... 7
Safety Warnings .......................................................................................................................... 7
Levelling the Scale ...................................................................................................................... 8
Using the Keyboard & Display .................................................................................................... 8
Home Screen .......................................................................................................................... 8
Tares ...................................................................................................................................... 9
Fix Key .................................................................................................................................... 10
Zero Key ................................................................................................................................. 10
Status Bar ............................................................................................................................... 10
Status bar Colours .................................................................................................................. 10
Using the Printer ......................................................................................................................... 11
Changing the Label Roll .......................................................................................................... 11
Changing a Receipt Roll ......................................................................................................... 12
Receipt Only Printers ............................................................................................................. 13
Serving Customers .................................................................................................. 14
Searching for a PLU ..................................................................................................................... 14
Searching by PLU Number ..................................................................................................... 14
Searching by Description .......................................................................................................14
Searching by Department ...................................................................................................... 14
Using a Barcode Scanner ....................................................................................................... 14
Barcode Scanning ....................................................................................................................... 14
About Operating Modes ............................................................................................................. 15
Label Mode ................................................................................................................................. 15
Checkout Mode ...................................................................................................................... 15
Operator Keys ........................................................................................................................ 15
Print Mode ............................................................................................................................. 15
Operation in Label Mode ............................................................................................................ 16
Prepack Mode Checkout ‐No Float ....................................................................................... 16
Print on Request Checkout ‐No Float .................................................................................... 16
Print Immediate Checkout ‐No Float .................................................................................... 17
Prepack Mode Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Enable ................................................. 17
Print on Request Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Enable ............................................. 18
Typical Operation ................................................................................................................... 18
Print Immediate Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Enable .............................................. 18
Prepack Mode Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Disable ................................................ 19
Print on Request Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Disable ............................................. 19
Print Immediate Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Disable ............................................. 20
Typical Operation ................................................................................................................... 20
Receipt Modes ............................................................................................................................ 20
PoS Mode ............................................................................................................................... 20
Checkout Mode ...................................................................................................................... 20
Hold Receipt Mode ................................................................................................................ 21
Checkout ‐No Float PoS ‐Enabled ......................................................................................... 22
Checkout ‐No Float PoS ‐Disabled ....................................................................................... 22
Typical Operation ‐................................................................................................................. 22
Checkout ‐Disabled PoS ‐Enabled ........................................................................................ 23
Checkout ‐Disabled PoS ‐Disabled ....................................................................................... 23
Stock Mode ................................................................................................................................. 23
Label mode ............................................................................................................................ 24
Receipt mode ......................................................................................................................... 24
Trade accounts ....................................................................................................................... 24
Making Payment ......................................................................................................................... 24
Modifying Payment ................................................................................................................ 25
Voiding Transactions .................................................................................................................. 25

Discounts .................................................................................................................................... 26
Receipt Discounts .................................................................................................................. 26
Label Discounts ...................................................................................................................... 26
Refunds ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Receipt Mode PoS ‐Enabled .................................................................................................. 26
Promotions ................................................................................................................................. 27
Change Tax ................................................................................................................................. 27
For products that have more than one tax rate .................................................................... 27
To change the tax for the entire receipt ................................................................................ 27
Net Value Tax ......................................................................................................................... 28
Price Override ............................................................................................................................. 28
Processing Returns ..................................................................................................................... 28
Receipt Mode PoS ‐Enabled .................................................................................................. 28
Split Subtotals ............................................................................................................................. 29
ECR Functions ............................................................................................................................. 29
Receipt Mode PoS ‐Enabled .................................................................................................. 29
Back of Store Operations ........................................................................................ 31
Stock Mode ................................................................................................................................. 31
Label mode ............................................................................................................................ 31
Receipt mode ......................................................................................................................... 31
Trade accounts ....................................................................................................................... 31
Re‐Wrap ...................................................................................................................................... 31
Changing Price and Dates ...................................................................................................... 31
Replacing a Product ............................................................................................................... 32
Using Manager Mode .............................................................................................. 33
Manager Mode ‐Menu Map ...................................................................................................... 35
Menu Shortcuts ..................................................................................................................... 36
System Setup .......................................................................................................... 37
System Configuration Settings ................................................................................................... 37
Configuration Settings ........................................................................................................... 37
Appearance ................................................................................................................................ 37
General Configuration ................................................................................................................ 38
Operational Configuration .......................................................................................................... 38
Keyboard Configuration ............................................................................................................. 39
Touch Menus (Keyboards) .......................................................................................................... 40
Home Keyboard Selection ..................................................................................................... 40
Touch Screen Calibration ............................................................................................................ 41
Network Configuration ............................................................................................................... 41
Print Formats .............................................................................................................................. 41
Date Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 41
Setting the Date and Time ......................................................................................................... 41
Barcode Configuration ................................................................................................................ 42
Barcodes ‐Configuring Labels and Receipts ............................................................................... 42
Adding Barcodes to Labels ..................................................................................................... 42
Adding Barcodes to Total Receipts ........................................................................................ 42
Barcode Formats .................................................................................................................... 42
Installing a Barcode Scanner ...................................................................................................... 44
Machine Setup ........................................................................................................ 45
Machine Settings ‐1. Keyboard .................................................................................................. 45
Keyboards ‐User Functions ........................................................................................................ 45
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 45
To edit the design of the Morebar ......................................................................................... 45
Static Keyboards ......................................................................................................................... 46
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 46
Creating a new Keyboard ....................................................................................................... 47

PLU Keyboards ............................................................................................................................ 47
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 47
Creating a PLU Keyboard ....................................................................................................... 47
Editing a PLU Keyboard .......................................................................................................... 48
List of Function Keys .................................................................................................................. 50
Operator Keyboards ................................................................................................................... 51
Creating an Operator Keyboard ............................................................................................. 51
Editing an Operator Keyboard ............................................................................................... 51
Sidebar (Morebar) Keyboards ....................................................................................................52
To edit the design of the Morebar ......................................................................................... 52
Setting the Home, Operator, Dedicated Keys and User Functions keyboards ........................... 53
Dynamic Keyboards .................................................................................................................... 53
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 54
To create a Dynamic Keyboard .............................................................................................. 54
Dedicated Keys ........................................................................................................................... 55
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 55
To edit the design of the Dedicated Keys keyboard .............................................................. 56
Bestseller Keyboards .................................................................................................................. 56
Key Borders ............................................................................................................................ 57
Machine Settings ‐General ........................................................................................................ 57
Configuration Settings ........................................................................................................... 58
Machine Settings ‐Appearance .................................................................................................. 58
Configuration Settings ........................................................................................................... 58
Machine Settings ‐Operational Configuration ........................................................................... 58
Machine Settings ‐Barcodes ...................................................................................................... 59
Machine Settings ‐Network Configuration ................................................................................ 59
Wireless Networks ................................................................................................................. 59
Basic setup ............................................................................................................................. 60
Advanced (Security Settings) ................................................................................................. 60
Default settings ...................................................................................................................... 60
Load Configuration File .......................................................................................................... 60
Wireless Diagnostics ............................................................................................................. 61
Wired Networks ..................................................................................................................... 61
IP Address Example ................................................................................................................ 62
Networks ‐Setup ........................................................................................................................ 62
Scale Networking ........................................................................................................................ 62
Server Scale ................................................................................................................................ 63
To make the machine a server scale ...................................................................................... 63
Networking ‐ISC Machine Type ................................................................................................. 63
Machine Settings ‐Identification ................................................................................................ 63
Configuring Printers .................................................................................................................... 64
Programming Products ........................................................................................... 65
Products (PLUs) .......................................................................................................................... 65
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 65
Create a New Product ............................................................................................................ 65
Customise Editor ........................................................................................................................ 66
Assigning a PLU to a Group ......................................................................................................... 66
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 66
To Assign a PLU to a Group .................................................................................................... 67
BIN Lookup ................................................................................................................................. 67
Nutrifacts .................................................................................................................................... 67
Promotions ................................................................................................................................. 68
Applying Promotion to a PLU ................................................................................................. 69
Promotion Type ‐Discount table ........................................................................................... 69
Timed Promotions Periods .................................................................................................... 69
Create a new Timed Promotions Period ................................................................................ 69

Associated Products ............................................................................................................... 70
New/Select Item in Time Period Link Fields .......................................................................... 70
Mix and Match Offers ................................................................................................................ 70
Product Lines and Offer Groups ............................................................................................. 71
To set up Product Lines: ......................................................................................................... 71
Promotion Periods ................................................................................................................. 73
Setting Up Mix and Match Offers .......................................................................................... 73
To set up offers: ..................................................................................................................... 73
Mix and Match Offer Rules .................................................................................................... 75
Mix and Match in Operation .................................................................................................. 75
Mix and Match Examples ....................................................................................................... 77
Delete All Products ..................................................................................................................... 79
Programming System Data ...................................................................................... 80
Adding a new Operator .............................................................................................................. 80
To create a new operator: ..................................................................................................... 80
Departments ............................................................................................................................... 80
Creating a New Department .................................................................................................. 81
Groups ........................................................................................................................................ 81
Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 82
To Create a New (top level) Group ........................................................................................ 82
To Create a Sub‐Group ........................................................................................................... 82
Copying Groups ...................................................................................................................... 82
Tares (Container Weights) .......................................................................................................... 83
Create a new Tare .................................................................................................................. 83
Tax Rates .................................................................................................................................... 83
Create a new Tax Rate ........................................................................................................... 84
Messages .................................................................................................................................... 84
Create a new Message ...........................................................................................................84
Message Categories ............................................................................................................... 84
Discounts .................................................................................................................................... 86
To create a new discount: ......................................................................................................86
Discount Keys ......................................................................................................................... 86
Miscellaneous Fees ..................................................................................................................... 87
Create new Miscellaneous Fees ............................................................................................. 87
Ledgers ....................................................................................................................................... 87
Create a new Ledger .............................................................................................................. 88
Payments .................................................................................................................................... 88
Create a new Payment ...........................................................................................................88
Trace Records ............................................................................................................................. 89
Delete ..................................................................................................................................... 89
Reporting Functions ................................................................................................ 90
Totals .......................................................................................................................................... 90
Period 1 and 2 Reports ............................................................................................................... 90
Report Printing ....................................................................................................................... 90
Report Numbering ................................................................................................................. 91
Traceability Reports .................................................................................................................... 91
Transactions ............................................................................................................................... 91
Print Held Transactions .......................................................................................................... 91
Print Live Transactions ........................................................................................................... 91
Clear Transactions .................................................................................................................. 92
Export to USB Memory Stick .................................................................................................. 92
Security Report ........................................................................................................................... 92
Counter Receipts ........................................................................................................................ 92
Data Reports ............................................................................................................................... 92
Maintenance ........................................................................................................... 93

Diagnostics .................................................................................................................................. 93
Backup and Restore .................................................................................................................... 93
Backup Entire System ............................................................................................................ 93
Backup Product File Only .......................................................................................................93
Backup Best Sellers ................................................................................................................ 93
Restore ................................................................................................................................... 93
Adding Media via USB Stick ........................................................................................................ 94
To load media ........................................................................................................................ 94
Recommended Media Sizes ................................................................................................... 94

1. Using Your Machine
About your Machine
The scale is intended to be custom programmed to suit the circumstances that you will be using it in
and that means that the display may appear different to that shown in these instructions. If you have
questions about custom features not covered here ask your manager or supervisor for further help.
Safety Warnings
Safe Installation
The mains plug must be inserted into a socket outlet with a protective earth contact. The electrical
supply at the socket outlet must provide over current protection of an appropriate rating.
CAUTION: The mains lead must be connected to a supply outlet with a protective earth contact. The
electrical supply at the socket outlet must provide over current protection of an appropriate rating.
Pluggable equipment must be installed near an easily accessible socket outlet. Permanently
connected equipment must have a readily accessible disconnect device incorporated in the fixed
wiring.
USA
If the scale is connected to a 240V supply, the receptacle must be protected by a 15 amp circuit
breaker.
Safe use
CAUTION: To avoid the possibility of electric shock or damage to the machine, always switch off the machine and
isolate from the power supply before carrying out any routine maintenance.
To avoid the risk of the machine falling, where applicable, ensure that it is placed securely on a flat
and level surface.
Take care when placing large, heavy produce such as water melons on the weigh plate so that they
do not roll off the machine.
Cleaning the machine
CAUTION: Harsh abrasives, solvents, scouring cleaners and alkaline cleaning solutions, such as washing soda, should
not be used especially on the display windows. Under no circumstances should you attempt to wipe the inside of the
machine.
The outside of standard products may be wiped down with a clean cloth moistened with water
containing a small amount of washing up liquid. The outside of products waterproofed to IP65, IP66
and IP67 may be washed down with water containing a small amount of a proprietary detergent.
Touch Screen Cleaning
When cleaning the touch screen use the Clean Screen function to avoid problems such as
transactions accidentally being performed during the clean or having to turn off the scale:
1. Press the Sidebar button to the right of the screen. the sidebar menu should open.
2. Press User Functions.
3. Press Clean Screen. The screen will go white and the touch function will be disabled.

4. Clean the screen.
5. Shortly after you stop cleaning a countdown will be displayed. To interrupt the countdown
resume cleaning. Once the countdown reaches 0the screen will return to normal.
Training
Do not attempt to operate or carry out any procedure on a machine or network unless you have
received the appropriate training or read the Instruction Books.
Ergonomics
To avoid the risk of RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury) it is important to ensure that the machine is placed
on a surface which is ergonomically satisfactory to the user. It is recommended that frequent breaks
are taken during prolonged usage.
EMC compliance
The following warning may be applicable to your machine.
WARNING: This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Levelling the Scale
The scale automatically compensates when it is not level.
If the scale is out of level by more than 5° the ValuMax indicator shows a red cross in the display
screen status bar. The on‐screen display shows the amount of adjustment needed in the X and Y
directions to level it exactly.
The scale has four levelling feet to enable manual levelling up to 10mm in any direction.
Any angle up to 5° is considered to be level. Any angle above 5° out of level automatically displays
the Level Scale screen and you will not be able to trade until it is correct.
Using the Keyboard & Display
Home Screen
The scale starts in the Home Screen which contain most of the keys you will need for daily use.

Tares
A tare is the weight of a container, which is not to be added to the weight of the product, and
therefore only apply to weighed goods.
To Add a Tare:
1. Place the container on the scale.
2. Press . The weight of the tare is shown above the weight of the product.
3. Fill the container either on or off the scale.
4. Select the PLU (weighed products only) or scan the barcode.
5. Print the receipt or label.
1. Home Keyboard ‐can contain function key such
as login or PLU or PLU group keys.
2. Weight display
3. Function keys
•Zero ‐press once to zero the scale
•Tare ‐See Tares
•Fix ‐See Fix Key
•Numeric Keypad
4. Morebar button ‐press to open the Morebar
keyboard. This open on the right of the screen
and provides access to a number of operator
functions
5. Print mode setup key 6. PLU Search key ‐
7. Status Bar ‐See Status Bar 8. Dedicated Keyboard ‐press to open the
dedicated keyboard. This opens on the lower
part of the screen and contains up to 20
operator function keys

6. Remove the container with the product from the scale. The tare is automatically cancelled. If it
does not cancel, press the zero key.
Note: to keep the PLU and tare active, use the Fix key.
Fix Key
This "fixes" the selected product PLU and Tare so that when the transaction is complete, instead of
resetting the scale, the PLU (and Tare) are still available.
1. Press .
2. If you want to include the tare, place the container on the scale and press . Fill the
container either on or away from the scale.
3. Select the PLU (or scan the barcode).
4. Print the label or receipt.
5. Remove the goods from the scale. The tare and PLU remain active.
6. To cancel the tare, press .
Zero Key
This resets the scale to zero (including any Tare).
Status Bar
The Status Bar is located at the bottom of the screen and provides the following information:
Status bar Colours
Blue = The scale is online and the network is OK.
Red = The client or server is offline.
Orange = The client is online, but the server is offline.
Yellow = There is an offline client scale on the network.
1. Scale Maximum and Accuracy 2. Network Identification ‐Scale ID and IP
address.
3. Wifi Network connection (if present). 4. Wifi Level indicator

Using the Printer
Changing the Label Roll
Label rolls have a return spindle to hold the backing paper.
1. Remove the print cassette by pulling the red handle until it clicks and then slide the cassette out
from the scale.
2. Remove the old label roll core and backing paper. Check that the new label roll is of the right
type and size and insert the roll into the cassette.
3. Peel off several labels so that you have a long section of backing paper. Feed the paper into the
slots of the spindle, then back around the spindle so that the paper is firmly trapped.
Note: The backing paper can be very slippery, so wind the paper around the spindle several times
before slotting the cassette back into place

The following diagram shows the full path of the label:
4. Replace the cassette into the scale and push the red handle to lock the cassette into place.
Changing a Receipt Roll
Label rolls have a return spindle to hold the backing paper.
1. Remove the print cassette by pulling the red handle until it clicks and then slide the cassette out
from the scale.
2. Remove the old receipt roll core. Check that the receipt roll is of the right type and size and
insert the roll into the cassette.

3. Thread the receipt through the cassette:
4. Replace the cassette into the scale and push the red handle to lock the cassette into place.
Receipt Only Printers
Receipt‐only printers use continuous paper rolls, including linerless adhesive paper, with a cassette
system for ’r;drop in’ printer loading.
1. Turn the handle of the cassette anti‐clockwise and pull it out.
2. Remove the empty core and replace it with a full roll. The yellow label on the cassette shows the
route for the paper.
3. Replace the cassette and turn the handle clockwise to lock.

2. Serving Customers
Searching for a PLU
All products have a unique PLU (Product Look Up) number associated with them. PLUs provide a fast
way to recall product data for regular product lines.
There are four ways to select the PLU you want:
1. Select the product from the touchscreen.
2. Use the fixed numeric keys to enter the PLU number.
3. Use the PLU search function.
4. Scan the product barcode.
If the product you require is not displayed on the screen and you know the PLU number, you can
enter the PLU number from the fixed keypad.
If departments are set up for the system, you can enter the PLU number from the fixed keypad
provided it is in the department currently set on the scale.
Searching by PLU Number
1. Press
2. Enter the PLU Number. The product is now ready for use.
Searching by Description
1. Press
2. Type the description. The list of products is progressively filtered by your text. For example,
typing 'Gold' finds all products that start with: Gold and Golden.
Searching by Department
When you use the PLU search function to find a PLU, the products are listed by department. By
default, the currently selected department for trading is displayed. Use the left and right green
arrows at the top of the page change department.
Using a Barcode Scanner
If the scale has a barcode scanner, you can scan the product barcode to automatically select the PLU.
Barcode Scanning
In order to do barcode scanning, you must have a barcode scanner installed, and receipts and labels
configured to have barcodes printed on them.
Use the barcode scanner at the scale to read barcodes:
• On products
• On labels
• On counter receipts: Barcodes are a convenient way to ensure that labels or counter receipts
printed in one section of the store are correctly added to the customer's receipt at the checkout.
Important: Check that the scale selects the correct PLU.
When the scanner successfully reads the barcode, it bleeps.
Scanning barcodes means:

• You do not have to enter product numbers or select a PLU.
• At a Point of Sale (PoS) scale or checkout, you can scan customer numbers from subtotal counter
receipts to add them to the sales total receipt.
• With the subtotal displayed, you can scan the barcode on promotional vouchers to automatically
deduct the voucher value.
About Operating Modes
The scale can be set to operate in either Label or Receipt mode depending on the role that the
machine is to perform with the store. Both modes have a number of sub settings which determine
how the scale will operate. These settings can be adjusted by using the Print Mode Setup key which
appears on the Home Screen.
Label Mode
There are three parts to label mode:
Checkout Mode
Checkout mode sets whether the scale is used by:
Checkout No Float: A single operator who logs‐on at the start of their shift, and transactions are
automatically assigned to them. The operator cannot 'float' from one machine to another.
Checkout Disable: Multiple operators.
Operator Keys
This is usually used in conjunction with Checkout Mode ‐Disabled, and sets whether no operator log‐
on is required, or whether each operator must log‐on, and transactions are assigned to them.
Print Mode
There are three options for this:
Print on Request: The label is printed when the print button is touched by the operator.

Print Immediate: The label is printed as soon as a steady weight is achieved without any intervention
from the operator.
Prepack: A label is printed automatically for the selected product each time the weight changes.
Operation in Label Mode
Prepack Mode Checkout ‐No Float
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
This mode assumes that a single operator uses the scale, and logs‐on to the scale at the start of their
shift.
Note: It does not matter whether Operator Keys option is enabled or disabled.
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
1. Place the goods on the scale.
2. Select the PLU.
3. The label prints automatically. The PLU stays fixed ready for the next item.
4. Place the next item on the scale. The label prints automatically.
5. Repeat as required.
6. Press to cancel the PLU.
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods
1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.
3. The label prints automatically. The PLU, number of items and number of labels stays fixed ready
for the next item.
4. When ready, press
5. Repeat as required.
6. Press to cancel the PLU.
Print on Request Checkout ‐No Float
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
This mode assumes that a single operator uses the scale, and logs‐on to the scale at the start of their
shift.
Note: It does not matter whether Operator Keys option is enabled or disabled.
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
1. Place the goods on the scale.
2. Select the PLU.

3. When ready, press .
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods
1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.
3. When ready, press .
Print Immediate Checkout ‐No Float
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
This mode assumes that a single operator uses the scale, and logs‐on to the scale at the start of their
shift.
Note: It does not matter whether Operator Keys option is enabled or disabled.
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
1. Place the goods on the scale.
2. Select the PLU.
3. The label prints automatically.
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods
1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.
3. The label prints automatically.
Prepack Mode Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Enable
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
Multiple operators can use the same scale. Each operator must assign transactions to their key and
when trying to access a secure function must enter PIN.
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
1. Place the goods on the scale.
2. Select the PLU.
3. Select the Operator.
4. The label prints automatically. The PLU and Operator stays fixed ready for the next item.
5. Place the next item on the scale. The label prints automatically.
6. Repeat as required.
7. Press to cancel the PLU.
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods

1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.
3. Select the Operator.
4. The label prints automatically. The PLU, number of items and number of labels stays fixed ready
for the next item.
5. Select the Operator. The label prints automatically.
6. Repeat as required.
7. Press to cancel the PLU.
Print on Request Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Enable
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
Multiple operators can use the same scale. Each operator must assign transactions to their key and
when trying to access a secure function must enter PIN.
Typical Operation
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
1. Place the goods on the scale.
2. Select the PLU.
3. Select the Operator.
4. The label prints automatically.
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods
1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.
3. Select the Operator.
4. The label prints automatically.
Print Immediate Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Enable
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
Multiple operators can use the same scale. Each operator must assign transactions to their key and
when trying to access a secure function must enter PIN.
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
Place the goods on the scale.
1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the Operator.
3. The label prints automatically.
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods
1. Select the PLU.

2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.
3. Select the Operator.
4. The label prints automatically.
Prepack Mode Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Disable
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
Multiple operators can use the same scale without logging on.
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
1. Place the goods on the scale.
2. Select the PLU.
3. The label prints automatically. The PLU stays fixed ready for the next item.
4. Place the next item on the scale. The label prints automatically.
5. Repeat as required.
6. Press to cancel the PLU.
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods
1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.
3. When ready, press . The PLU, number of items and number of labels stays fixed ready
for the next item.
4. Press to cancel the PLU.
Print on Request Checkout ‐Disabled Operator Keys ‐Disable
The Print Mode Setup key shows:
Multiple operators can use the same scale without logging on.
Typical Operation ‐Weighed Goods
1. Place the goods on the scale.
2. Select the PLU.
3. When ready, press .
Typical Operation ‐Non‐Weighed Goods
1. Select the PLU.
2. Select the number of items and the number of labels.