Rice Lake ISHIDA WPL-3000 User manual

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WPL-3000
48726
Operating Manual

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To ensure safe operation, the general safety considerations below must
be followed.
Grounding
This instrument is a Class 1 device which requires protective grounding
for safe operation.
To avoid potential shock hazards, a protective grounding conductor
for the instrument must be securely connected to the main grounding
provision by qualified service personnel.
Do not remove covers, enclosures, or connectors
To avoid personal injury and shock, do not open or remove any covers,
enclosures, or connectors of the instrument unless specified in the
manual.
Do not perform unspecified maintenance
For your personal safety, do not perform any maintenance procedures
which are not specified in the manual.
Disconnect power supply before servicing
To ensure your personal safety, disconnect the power supply before
servicing.
Secure machine to fixed location with screws
This machine is to be installed to a fixed location and secured to the
floor with suitable screws. The level must be adjusted by qualified ser-
vice personnel at time of installation.
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
CAUTION
WARNING
Power supply to the machine is disconnected only when the electrical
plug is removed from the electrical outlet. For safe operation of this
machine, connect the plug to the nearest and most accessible outlet.
WARNING
The following symbols are used to alert the operator of potential danger or special
circumstances related to the safe and proper operation of this machine:
Precautions which must be followed to prevent the possibility of death
or serious injury.
Precautions which must be followed to prevent the possibility of light or
moderately severe injury to personnel or damage to the equipment.
NOTE: Important information for the operation of the machine.

CAUTIONS FOR USE
Do not disassemble the scale.
When cleaning the scale, only use a
soft dry cloth or a cloth wetted with
a neutral cleanser.
Never use thinner or other volatile
liquids.
Do not drop or apply a strong shock
to the scale.
Do not expose the scale to direct
sunlight for long periods.
Do not allow any liquids to come into
contact with the scale or terminal.
Always operate the scale with
the same rated AC power supply
shown on the specification plate.
:
Always operate the scale on
a level surface.
Do not expose the scale to direct
sunlight for long periods.

Chapter 1
Overview
Chapter 2
Daily Operation
Chapter 3
Subtraction
Chapter 4
Troubleshooting
1.1 Appearance............... ..........................2
1.2 Display.................................................2
1.3 Operation Keys ....................................3
1.3.1 Operation Key Sheet ...........................................3
1.3.2 Basic Function Keys ............................................4
1.3.3 Additional Function Keys .....................................5
1.4 Loading Label/Receipt Roll ..................7
2.1 Pre-operation Inspection....................10
2.2 Power On ..........................................11
2.3 Prepack for Weighed Item..................12
2.4 Prepack for Fixed-price Item ..............13
2.5 Sales of Weighed Item .......................14
2.6 Sales of Fixed-price Item....................15
2.7 Label Batch Print ...............................16
2.8 Pack Count Sub-total ........................17
2.9 Mark Down Functions ........................18
2.10 Unit Price Override .............................19
2.11 Voiding the Last Label ........................19
2.12 Switching Sales Mode........................19
2.13 Date Override.....................................19
2.14 Target Control ....................................20
3.1 Subtraction Mode ..............................22
4.1 Error Messages..................................26
4.2 How to Release Error Conditions .......27
4.3 How to Replace Fuse.........................27
4.4 Other Problems..................................27
Table of Contents

Contents
1.1 Appearance ..................................... 2
1.2 Display ................................................ 2
1.3 Operation Keys ................................. 3
1.3.1 Operation Key Sheet ....................................... 3
1.3.2 Basic Function Keys .......................................... 4
1.3.3 Additional Function Keys ................................. 5
1.4 Loading Label/Receipt Roll ............. 7
CHAPTER 1
OVERVIEW

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1.2 Display
1.1 Appearance
Display
Key Sheet
Printer Unit
Conveyor
Check
Weighing Unit
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WPL-3OOO
WEIGHT lb UNIT PRICE $
TOTAL PRICE $
PLU
ZERO NET SAVE AUTO
Scale capacity 30X0.01lb
Conveyor capacity 10X0.01lb

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1.3 Operation Keys
1.3.1 Operation Key Sheet
Preset Keys
Additional Function Keys
Four of the following options can
be preset by the dealer in
accordance with the customer‘s
request.
• DATE/TIME display
• STORE NAME number
• LOGO number
• EXTRA TEXT number
• POP TEXT number
• COUPON TEXT number
• FIXED PRICE
• FIXED WEIGHT
• DISCOUNT
• AMOUNT DISCOUNT
• PERCENTAGE DISCOUNT
• LABEL SWITCH
• TARGET QUANTITY
• TARGET PRICE
• TARGET WEIGHT
• OPERATOR
• ADD
•START
•STOP
•ROTATE
• TRAY
• UPPER
• LOWER
• BAR
Insert the Operation Key Sheet
over the Program Key Sheet.
VOID
DATE
7
4
1
0
8
5
2
CLR
9
6
3
TARE
PRINT
PLU
ZERO
RESET
LABEL
BATCH
PRE
PACK
X
MULTIPLY
PGM
MODE
LOWER
PRESET
PAPER
FEED
PACK
COUNT
HELP
Program Key Sheet
Operation
Key Sheet
Keys 1 to 4 are dealer options.
Default preset functions:
PF (1) : Conveyor start key
PF (2) : Conveyor stop key
PF (3) : Tray selection key
PF (4) : Target

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1.3.2 Basic Function Keys
NUMERIC ENTRY
Keys 0 through 9 are used to enter
numeric data.
CLEAR
Used to cancel incorrectly entered
numeric data.
LABEL BATCH
Used to issue batches of labels.
LOWER PRESET
Used to access the second level of data
programmed to the preset keys.
MULTIPLIER
Used to multiply the entered quantity of
fixed-price items.
PACK COUNT SUB-TOTAL
Used to issue a label that shows the
number of labels (packs), total weight and
amount which have been printed since
this key was last pressed.
PAPER FEED
Used to advance labels/receipts to the
correct printing position.
PLU SELECT
Used to access PLU data.
Also used to display the tare weight.
PREPACK
Used to switch between auto printing
mode and the manual printing mode.
PRINT
Used to print labels/receipts.
PROGRAM MODE
Used to access the program subtraction,
and total modes after a 4-digit password
has been entered. Also used to exit the
entered mode.
TARE
Used to subtract the tare weight from the
total weight on the weigh platter.
TEMPORARY DATE
Used to change the current date of the
scale temporarily.This allows labels to be
produced ahead of time for prepacking
items.
VOID
Used to cancel the previous label issued.
ZERO ADJUSTMENT
Used to return the scale to zero.
This key will only function if nothing is on
the weigh platter.This change is effective
until the next PLU is accessed.
HELP
Used to display an explanation (up to 32
letters) of each function key.
RESET
Used to forcibly exit a particular mode and
return to the initial status of the normal
mode.
0
to
9
CLR
LABEL
BATCH
LOWER
PRESET
X
MULTIPLY
PACK
COUNT
PAPER
FEED
PLU
TARE
DATE
VOID
ZERO
HELP
RESET
PRINT
PGM
MODE
PRE
PACK

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1.3.3 Additional Function Keys
DATE/TIME
Used to display the current date and time
for a few seconds.
STORE NAME
Used to access the store name corres-
ponding to the entered number after the
PLU has been accessed.
LOGO
Used to access a logo message corres-
ponding to the entered number after the
PLU has been accessed.
EXTRATEXT
Used to access an extra message corres-
ponding to the entered number after the
PLU has been accessed.
POPTEXT
Used to access the POP text corres-
ponding to the entered number after the
PLU has been accessed.
COUPONTEST
Used to access a coupon message
corresponding to the entered number
after the PLU has been accessed.
FIXED PRICE
Used to temporarily change from weight
item sales to fixed-price item sales.
Also used to enter a new fixed price.
FIXED WEIGHT
Used to temporarily change the fixed
weight. Also used to enter the fixed
weight.
DISCOUNT
Used to enter a special selling price.
AMOUNT DISCOUNT
Used to subtract the entered amount from
the selling price.
PERCENTAGE DISCOUNT
Used to subtract the entered percentage
from the selling price.
LABEL SWITCH
Used to change the label format.
TARGET QUANTITY
Used to preset a target quantity.
After reaching the target quantity, a
message informing that the target has
been reached will be displayed.
TARGET PRICE
Used to preset a target price.
After reaching the target price, a message
informing that the target has been
reached will be displayed.
TARGET WEIGHT
Used to preset a target weight.
After reaching the target weight, a
message informing that the target has
been reached will be displayed.
OPERATOR
Used to record name of operator.
Function keys become active after
the operator enters two digit code.
DATE
TIME
STORE
NAME
–$
–%
TARGET
Q'TY
TARGET
PRICE
LABEL
SWITCH
TARGET
WEIGHT
DISCOUNT
LOGO
POP
TEXT
FIXED
PRICE
FIXED
WEIGHT
OPERATOR
EXTRA
TEXT
COUPON
TEXT