566 2MseriesOp

M series Retail System Scales
v 3.3
Part 1 Operator Instructions
76103566 Issue 02 English

Contents
page no
1 Safety
1.1 Warnings 11
Safe installation 11
Safe use 12
2 About Your Machine
2.1 Description 21
2.2 Using the documentation 22
Glossary of symbols used 22
2.3 Installation 24
Handling 24
Levelling 24
Nonslip feet 24
Legal Requirements 25
2.4 Getting started 26
Connections/switch positions 26
Switching on 27
Operator keyboard 27
Solving problems 27
2.5 Function keys 29
3 Serving Customers
3.1 Basic operations 31

Operator PIN 31
M series Operator Instructionss i

Contents
Security 31
Selecting receipt or label mode 32
Printing 32
Dual printer machines 33
Using the LOG key 34
3.2 Hand pricing 35
Nonweighed items (item price) 35
3.3 Using PLUs 36
Weighed goods 36
Nonweighed items 36
Using department keys 37
Promotional PLUs 37
3.4 Barcode scanning 38
Checkout mode 39
3.5 Displaying euro prices 311
Printing euro prices 311
3.6 Overriding prices 312
Weighed goods 312
Nonweighed items 313
3.7 Weight override 314
3.8 Voiding a transaction 315
Checkout mode 315
4 Using Tares
4.1 Free tare 41

4.2 Cumulative tare 42
4.3 Keyboard entered tare 43
4.4 Preset tare keys 44
5 Working in Receipt Mode
Displaying your operator subtotal 51
ii M series Operator Instructionss

Contents
5.1 Printing a receipt 51

Counter receipt 51
Previous subtotal and receipt 52
5.2 Paying for goods 54
Printing a sales receipt 54
Using payment (ECR) keys 56
Paying with foreign currency 59
5.3 Customer accounts 511
Charging to account 511
Payments received on account 513
5.4 Sales discount 514
5.5 Printing euro prices 517
Printing a euro receipt 517
5.6 Cash drawer operations. 519
5.7 Refunds 523
5.8 Returning products 525
5.9 Using the FIX key 528
Retaining a unit price 528
5.10 Using Stock Mode 529
Assigning transactions 529
6 Working in Label Mode
6.1 Using the FIX key 61

Weighed goods 62
Retaining a unit price 62
6.2 Using the ADD key 63
Weighed goods and nonweighed items 63
6.3 Returning products 65
M series Operator Instructionss iii

Contents
7 Prepack Operations
7.1 Setting the machine to prepack 71

Using the FIX key 72
7.2 Using PLUs 73
Weighed goods 73
Nonweighed items 74
7.3 Using tares 75
Free tare 75
Stored tares 76
Keyboard entered tare 78
Proportional tare 79
7.4 Preset tare keys 710
7.5 Multiple labels 711
7.6 Returning labels 713
7.7 Using the NON ADD key 715
7.8 Using the REWRAP key 716
7.9 Using the WRAP key 718
8 Product Traceability
Using carcass tracking 81

8.1 Counter service operation 81
8.2 Prepack operation 82
8.3 Preset mode of operation 86
Edit preset carcass 86
9 The Cassette Printer
Advancing the printer roll 92

Printer roll dimensions 92
iv M series Operator Instructionss

Contents
9.1 Changing the printer roll 93

9.2 Routine maintenance 99
Cleaning the print head 99
10 The Receipt (Clamshell) Printer
Advancing the printer roll 101

Printer roll dimensions 102
10.1 Changing the printer roll 103
Receipt only printer 103
10.2 Routine maintenance 104
Cleaning the print head 104
Receipt printer 105
Index
M series Operator Instructionss v

1
Safety
Declaration of Conformity
Warnings
M series Operator Instructions

Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturer Avery Berkel
MO100, MO110, MO200,

Type MO202, MO210, MO212,
MO300, MO400, MO410,
MO420, MO500, MO600,
MO601, MO602, MO603,
MO650, MO651
No. of EC type approval certificate UK2521
corresponds to the requirements of the following EC directives:
NonAutomatic Weighing Instruments Directive 90/384/EEC1
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC
Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC
The applicable harmonised standards are: EN45501, EN60950, EN500811
Note 1 : This declaration is only valid if the nonautomatic weighing

instrument was verified by the manufacturer or with a
certificate of conformity issued by a notified body.
A copy of the original signed declaration for this instrument is available

from:
Avery Berkel, Foundry Lane, Smethwick, West Midlands B66 2LP England
1.1 Warnings 1 Safety
1 Safety
1.1 Warnings
Safe installation
Safety
For your protection all mains (110V or 230V) equipment
used out of doors or in wet or damp conditions should
be supplied from a correctly fused source and protected
by an approved RCD to BS7071 or BS7288 or
IEC100822 BS EN 61008:1995.
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.
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.
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.
M series Operator Instructions 11

1 Safety 1.1 Warnings
Safe use
Caution Cleaning the machine
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.
Safety
For your protection all mains (110V or 230V) equipment
used out of doors or in wet or damp conditions should
be supplied from a correctly fused source and protected
by an approved RCD to BS7071 or BS7288 or
IEC100822 BS EN 61008:1995. IF IN DOUBT SEEK
ADVICE FROM A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
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.
12 M series Operator Instructions

1.1 Warnings 1 Safety
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.
Caution Cleaning the print head

Do not use metallic objects on the print head. Only
use the recommended print head cleaning kit.

2
About Your Machine
Description
Using the documentation
Installation
Getting started
Function keys

2.1 Description 2 About Your Machine
2 About Your Machine
2.1 Description

Figure 2.1 Selected M series models
Figure 2.2 Vendor display

2 About Your Machine 2.2 Using the documentation
2.2 Using the documentation

Part 1, Operator Instructions, and Part 2, Manager
Functions include all the functions available across the
complete range of M series machines. This means that
some of the functions described may not be available at
your machine. You should ignore those sections which
do not apply.
Glossary of symbols used
weighing machine switch machine

ON or OFF
I O
note press
caution or warning container or

wrapper
numeric keys alpha character

C keys
B
A
weighed goods function keys
TARE ENTER
FIX
non weighed items programmable

keys
Dept 3
Fresh meat
bleeping machine scan the barcode

2.2 Using the documentation 2 About Your Machine
temperature flashing character

E
call service engineer spirit level
activity indicator

2 About Your Machine 2.3 Installation
2.3 Installation
Handling
n
n
n
Levelling
n
Adjustable feet
Nonslip feet
If the machine is to be positioned on a slippery surface,
we recommend that two special feet are fitted. The feet
can be obtained from your Avery Berkel supplier:
part number 70257144.

2.3 Installation 2 About Your Machine
Legal Requirements
n
2
n
+405C +405C
105C 105
C
To use the machine only in a manner which

complies with any mandatory markings.
In certain countries it is illegal to use prepack

mode for direct trade with the public.

2 About Your Machine 2.4 Getting started
2.4 Getting started

Before operating your machine make sure that it has
been programmed with the required functions. For
example, you can only use the Euro key if it has
print
already been set up and assigned.
Connections/switch positions
NOTE:
Take care not to trap any cables under the feet, or the
ribs in the base of the machine, as this could cause
weighing inaccuracies and damage to the cables.
View in direction of arrow
Remote keyboard (IBM)

Serial port 1
ON/OFF switch Serial port 2 Ethernet connection
Cash drawer
Power cable
Wrapper interface

2.4 Getting started 2 About Your Machine
Switching on
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.
Operator keyboard
OVER
VOID RIDE 7 8 9
TARE 4 5 6
+ FIX 1 2 3
UP/P PRICE
LU
ADD ENTER
0 BASE
TOTAL CLEAR ZERO TEST
Solving problems
If you do not see the correct display, carry out the
following checks.
n
n
2
n
2 About Your Machine 2.4 Getting started
n
5
n
6 Act on any error message displayed.
See Part 2, Manager Functions, section 12.

2.5 Function keys 2 About Your Machine
2.5 Function keys

Resets an out of balance scale
ZERO
Subtracts the weight of the container when weighing

TARE
goods.
Enables the NET indicator on the display.
Cancels an unused tare.
In receipt mode, retains a PLU until the transaction is

FIX
entered. If a tare is in operation the tare is retained until
it is cancelled by pressing TARE . In label mode the
PLU is held until it is cancelled. You may also use this

key to set the machine to prepack if the machine
configuration allows it.
Enables the FIX indicator on the display.
Cancels a PLU or hand entered price if applicable.

CLEAR
In receipt mode, when the subtotal is displayed, prints a

TOTAL receipt; in label mode issues a label.
When serving nonweighed items enables you to change

ENTER
the number of items being sold.
Confirms data entry.
Selects label or receipt mode
OVER
Enables you to change the programmed price of a PLU.
RIDE
Cancels a unwanted transaction from an operator

VOID
subtotal.
In label mode, if your machine is set up to print totals
labels only for ADD key transactions, it cancels an
unwanted transaction from the subtotal.

2 About Your Machine 2.5 Function keys
Depending on how the machine has been configured,

ADD
allows totals labels or totals and individual labels to be
printed.
PRICE Selects the other price base when entering the price of
BASE an open, weighed PLU or a hand entered price.
Allows you to enter the price of a nonweighed item.

+
Allows you to enter the price of a negative nonweighed

item.
UP/ Switches the scale to or from hand price or PLU

PLU operation.
Initiates a display test sequence. Press TEST again

TEST
during the test sequence to obtain a test report.
Type in manager PIN during test sequence to gain
access to Manager Mode.

3
Serving Customers
Basic operations
Hand pricing
Using PLUs
Barcode scanning
Displaying euro prices
Overriding prices
Voiding a transaction

3.1 Basic operations 3 Serving Customers
3 Serving Customers
This section includes operations you may want to carry
out when serving customers on a machine working in
either receipt or label mode.
3.1 Basic operations

Operator PIN
You may have ben assigned a PIN and a security level.
Your PIN must be entered when logging on or off.
Changing your PIN

If your machine has a PIN key you may change your
own PIN.
Security
The scale functions on your machine may have security
level associated with them. There are 10 security levels
from 0 to 9. The security level determines operator
access to scale functions. You will only have access to
functions that have the same level of security or lower
than your own security level.
1 1
Operator Num.
Supervisor/operator number
0 99
2
Entry Accepted
enter PIN

3 Serving Customers 3.1 Basic operations
Selecting receipt or label mode

If your machine has been configured to operate in label
or receipt mode, before selecting label or receipt mode
check that:
D the correct label or paper roll is loaded. Instructions
for changing the printer roll can be found on page
93 for cassette printers and page 103 for
ClamshellTM printers.
D a FIX is not active.
NOTE:
If your security level is not high enough you will see the
message Call Supervisor and the security level
required will be displayed.
Label
CLEAR 0 or 0
Receipt
select other mode
Printing
If you see the message SEVERE WEAR:
D press CLEAR to cancel the message
D call Avery Berkel.

The message will appear again after 30 minutes or
4 hours depending on how your machine has been
configured.

3.1 Basic operations 3 Serving Customers
Advancing the printer roll
TOTAL
receipt mode
when no operator subtotal is displayed
label mode
when unit price and total price are zero
Printing a label
TOTAL
while total price is displayed
Dual printer machines

M420 models have two printers, a clamshell (receipt)
printer and a cassette label/receipt printer.The way in
which your machine has been configured will determine
where labels are printed.
The clamshell printer will only print on continuous paper.

You cannot use this printer to print separate labels.

3 Serving Customers 3.1 Basic operations
Using the LOG key
Your machine may have a dedicated LOG key.
The LOG key enables you to log on and off at the
start and end of your shift or break. An operator can

only enter transactions at a machine if logged on to the
machine.
NOTE:
If the machine is operating in Checkout Mode you will
still need to enter your PIN when logging on.
Pressing LOG toggles between log on and log off.

3.2 Hand pricing 3 Serving Customers
3.2 Hand pricing

Weighed goods (unit price)
If your machine has been set up for PLU selection you
will need to select Hand Price mode.
unit price Hand Price

0,01 9999,99
Nonweighed items (item price)
1 more than 1 item ?
ENTER ENTER
number of items
1 99
+
Item Price 3 Hand Price
0,01 9999,99

3 Serving Customers 3.3 Using PLUs
3.3 Using PLUs

Many of the goods and items you sell will have a unique
PLU number. The most frequently used PLUs may
have their own commodity key .
The way you select a PLU will depend on your machine
configuration. You can:
D enter the PLU number and then press ENTER
D enter the PLU number and wait for the machine to

automatically display the PLU information. This is
the method described in this handbook and is known
as timeout selection.
D press a commodity key if assigned
D enter the barcode number
D scan the barcode
If your machine is not already in PLU mode, press
UP/ to select it.
PLU
Weighed goods
PLU
1 999999999999
Nonweighed items
more than 1 item ?
ENTER
number of items PLU

1 99 1 999999999999

3.3 Using PLUs 3 Serving Customers
Using department keys

Your machine may have been setup with dedicated
department keys or a general department key or both. If
the PLU you require is in a department other than the
one assigned to your machine, and your machine has a
dedicated department key for the same department, you
can press the department key.
If you are using a general department key you will need
to:
1 Press Dept .
?
2 Enter the department number.
3 Press ENTER .
Promotional PLUs
If the PLU you select is programmed with a promotion,
the PLU description on the commodity display flashes.
Four types of promotion are available:
D price promotion
D frequent shopper promotion
D weight or item free promotion
D discount promotion
Sales receipts and labels may be printed with messages
giving details of the savings or benefit to the customer.
If a frequent shopper promotion is in operation and a
suitable label format is available, the label shows the
normal selling price and a special price.
Pressing OVER disables the promotion.

RIDE

3 Serving Customers 3.4 Barcode scanning
3.4 Barcode scanning

You can use the barcode scanner at the machine to
read barcodes on products and on labels. This means
that you do not have to enter product numbers to recall
PLUs.
When the scanner successfully reads the barcode it

bleeps.
Repeat until you have scanned all the goods.

If the barcode does not scan
# ENTER
product number
(0 999999999999)
Changing the number of items

If you have more than one of the same item
ENTER
number of items
1 99

3.4 Barcode scanning 3 Serving Customers
Checkout mode
If you are operating a checkout machine, each time you
scan a product barcode the transaction is automatically
added to the receipt subtotal.
NOTE:
If the machine fails to find the PLU or to assign it, you
will hear a triple bleep.
If the barcode does not scan you can press # then
enter the barcode number manually.
If you press # and then scan the item it will not be
assigned automatically. You can use this operation as a

price enquiry.
When you have more than one of the same item, to
change the number of items you must:
D press ENTER
D enter the number of items

D scan the product (see page 38).
If the product does not have a barcode, you can select
the PLU in the normal way, and press your operator key
or the subtotal key to add the transaction to the receipt
subtotal.
Repeat until you have scanned all the goods.

3 Serving Customers 3.4 Barcode scanning
If the barcode does not scan
# or Sub
total
product number
(0 999999999999)
Changing the number of items

If you have more than one of the same item
ENTER
number of items
1 99

3.5 Displaying euro prices 3 Serving Customers
3.5 Displaying euro prices

If the euro display key has been set up at your machine
you can display the transaction price and the subtotal in
euro currency.
To display the transaction price in euro currency you

must press Euro while the price is displayed.
To display the subtotal in euro currency you must press

Euro while the subtotal is displayed.
Printing euro prices

If your machine has been set up to print euro price
information automatically, the total will be printed in euro
currency at the end of the receipt.
In label mode, providing a suitable label format is
available, the unit price in euro currency will be printed
in the 2nd unit price field. The total in euro currency will
be printed in the 2nd total field.

3 Serving Customers 3.6 Overriding prices
3.6 Overriding prices
You can press OVER if you need to enter a price which

RIDE
is different from the programmed price of a PLU.
Weighed goods
1 2
OVER
RIDE
PLU
1 999999999999
3 4
unit price
0,01 9999,99
5 receipt mode label mode 6
or TOTAL

3.6 Overriding prices 3 Serving Customers
Nonweighed items
1 more than 1 item ? 2
ENTER
number of items
1 99
3 4
OVER
RIDE
PLU
1 999999999999
5 6 receipt mode label mode
or TOTAL
Item Price
0,01 9999,99

3 Serving Customers 3.7 Weight override
3.7 Weight override

If your machine has a weight override key, you can enter
weights manually when necessary.
The receipt will have the message Manual Weight
indicating the weight override transaction: on labels an
H will be printed to the left of the weight.
NOTE:
Weight override is not available in hand price mode.
To use weight override:

1 select the PLU
2 press WEIGHT
with no weight on the pan
OVERRIDE
3 enter the weight using the numeric keys

4 complete the transaction.
CHERRIES 0.40
0.250 kg 1.60/kg
COFFEE 1.40
1 X 1.40
APPLES 0.49
Weight override
0.550 kg 0,90/kg
Manual Weight
Total 21,27
Cash 21,27
Change 0,00
Transactions 15
05#10041230
Figure 3.1 Sample receipt

3.8 Voiding a transaction 3 Serving Customers
3.8 Voiding a transaction

You may cancel (void) an individual, unwanted
transaction or all the transactions before printing the
customer receipt or an ADD totals label.
To find the transaction you wish to void, press your
operator key to step back through the transactions in the
subtotal (see step 6).
Checkout mode
If your machine is operating in checkout mode, you will
not need to enter your PIN after pressing VOID .
Example: Using VOID with security level set.
If your security level is not high enough you will see the
1 2
VOID
3 4
ENTER
enter PIN
5 6
Void All? x?
8
until you see transaction
to display subtotal you wish to void

3 Serving Customers 3.8 Voiding a transaction
7 8
ENTER 10 ENTER
9 10
TOTAL CLEAR

4
Using Tares
Semiautomatic (free) tare

Cumulative tare
Keyboard entered tare
Preset tare keys

4.1 Free tare 4 Using Tares
4 Using Tares
The types of tare available for you to use depend on
local trading regulations and how your machine has
been configured.
Free (semiautomatic), cumulative and keyboard
entered tares are described here. These tares cancel
when the load is removed from the weigh plate.
4.1 Free tare
1 2
TARE
3 4
or
PLU
1 999999999999
5 6

4 Using Tares 4.2 Cumulative tare
4.2 Cumulative tare
1 2
TARE
3 4
or
PLU
1 999999999999
5 6
7 repeat steps2 to 5 until you have 8

weighed all the products

4.3 Keyboard entered tare 4 Using Tares
4.3 Keyboard entered tare

If you are using a container with a known weight you
can use the numeric keys to enter the weight.
1 2
ENTER
TARE
container weight
3 4
or
PLU
1 999999999999
5 6

4 Using Tares 4.4 Preset tare keys
4.4 Preset tare keys

If your machine has dedicated tare keys you can use
these to select the appropriate tare for the container you
are using.
1 2 correct container?
3 4
or
PLU
1 999999999999
5 6

5
Working in Receipt Mode
Printing a receipt
Paying for goods
Customer accounts
Sales discounts
Printing euro prices
Cash drawer operations
Refunds
Returning products
Using the FIX key
Using Stock Mode

5.1 Printing a receipt 5 Working in Receipt Mode
5 Working in Receipt Mode

Displaying your operator subtotal
Operator 1
5.1 Printing a receipt

Printing a receipt clears the operator total. To print a
receipt your machine must be in receipt mode
Counter receipt
Counter receipts are printed at receipt machines that
have ECR functions but are not operating in PoS mode.
They are printed without using method of payment keys.
TOTAL
while operator subtotal displayed

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.1 Printing a receipt
Displaying the customers change

You can display the change required by a customer if
your machine is in receipt mode or you are carrying out
add label transactions. The change is displayed while
the counter receipt is being printed.
1 2
to display subtotal amount tendered

3
TOTAL
while amount tendered Change

is displayed
Previous subtotal and receipt

Your machine may have been set up to allow you to
display the previous subtotal and reprint the
associated receipt.
If there are no transactions outstanding against an
operator, pressing the operator key will display the last
subtotal. You will see the message Previous Sale, the
number of transactions on the receipt and the total
value.
To print the receipt, press TOTAL while Previous
Sale is displayed. Duplicate will be printed at the start

and end of the receipt.
Bag labels
If this function has been enabled on your machine, a
bag label is printed after the itemised receipt has been
printed.

5.1 Printing a receipt 5 Working in Receipt Mode
The individually wrapped transactions are placed inside

a larger outer bag together with the itemised receipt.
The outer bag is then sealed using the bag label. At
the checkout only one label has to be scanned instead
of several.
02072002 12:09
Served by Sandra
COD FILLETS 7.75

1.250 kg 6.20/kg
02072002
Total purchases SCOTTISH SALMON
Fresh Fish North Atlantic Farmed 28.00
3.500 kg 8.00/kg
Trans kg
2 4.750 35.75
Total 35.75
Cash 40.00
AZ SUPERMARKETS
Change 4.25
Ref Rate Value Tax

Bag label 0 0.00% 35.75 0.00
Transactions 2
05#10041213
THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT AZ

SUPERMARKETS
Itemised receipt
Figure 5.1 Typical label and receipt

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.2 Paying for goods
5.2 Paying for goods

Printing a sales receipt
To print a sales receipt your machine:
D must be in PoS (Point of Sale) mode.
D must have payment (ECR) keys assigned.
D must be in receipt mode.
D Customers may pay using any one, or a combination
of, payment methods.
D You can use the same payment key more than once
except when charging to a customer account.
D If your machine has a Tax Print key assigned, you
can print individual tax rates and values on the
receipt even if your machine has not been configured
to do so. The tax rate printed is normally calculated
using tax reference 1. Pressing Tax prints the tax
Print
on the next receipt only.

D If your machine has a Tax Change key assigned you
can use it to select tax reference 2 in the current
PLU. The machine uses the tax rate programmed
for tax reference 2 to calculate the tax payable for
the next transaction only.
D Press TOTAL to keep the subtotal on the
display. If the machine does not sense any activity

within thirty seconds, the subtotal will time out.

5.2 Paying for goods 5 Working in Receipt Mode
03072000 12:09
Served by Sandra
CHERRIES 0.40
0.250 kg 1.60/kg
COFFEE 1.40
1 X 1.40
APPLES 0.49
0.550 kg 0,90/kg
Total 1,29
Cash 1,29
Change 0,00
Ref Rate Value Tax

0 0.00% 1.29 0.00
Transactions 3
THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT

AZ SUPERMARKETS
05#10041213
Figure 5.2 Typical sales receipt

(tax total printing configured)
NOTE:
Transactions printed at the bottom of the receipt may
refer to the number of items sold or to the number of
transactions depending on how your machine has been
configured.

Using payment (ECR) keys

The payment keys on your machine are only available
for use in PoS mode. The keys may also have been set
up with restrictions on how you can use them. The
restrictions that can be applied include:
D giving change
D giving refunds
D minimum and maximum values that can be accepted
D accepting a preset value only
D typing in the amount tendered (enforce value)
D open cash drawer
D security level
A security level may have been assigned to a payment
key, or to the maximum value that can be accepted for
payment. If your security level is not high enough the
Single payment (security level set)
1 2
to display subtotal amount tendered
3
Cheque
Change
4 5
to display subtotal
amount tendered

6
Credit
Card
Call Supervisor
7
ENTER
Operator Num.
8 9
ENTER ENTER
Supervisor enter PIN

operator number
0 99
10
ENTER
Change
amount tendered

Multiple or split payment

The receipt will only be printed when the amounts
tendered are equal to or greater than the amount to pay.
1 2
TOTAL
to display subtotal while operator subtotal displayed
3 4 1st payment
Cheque
Amount 15.00
amount tendered
5 6 2nd payment
Coupon
Amount 0.20
amount tendered
7 8 3rd payment
Cash
Amount 0.35
amount tendered
Change 0.00

Paying with foreign currency

Customers may pay for goods in a foreign currency or
they may use more than one currency. The foreign
currency payment may be part of a multiple (split)
payment or a single payment.
Please remember.......
D Only cash payments are allowed in foreign currency.
D An appropriate method of payment key must be
programmed at your machine.
D If change is required it is calculated in the local
currency.
1 2
TOTAL
to display subtotal while operator subtotal displayed
3 select currency? 4
$
USA dollar $ 0.00
USA dollar $ 5.00

amount tendered
foreign currency
6
ENTER
Amount 0.00

Amount 2.50
amount tendered
local currency
8
Cash
Change

5.3 Customer accounts 5 Working in Receipt Mode
5.3 Customer accounts

Your machine allows two types of account payment.
D Charging to account; customers may charge the cost
of purchases to an account.
D Payments received on account; customers may
make payments into an account when no purchases
have been made.
Your machine will have been set up to allow you either:
D to enter any account reference and charge goods or
make payments to that account
or:
D to charge goods or make payments only to accounts
that have been previously programmed in the
machine.
If the account has been programmed, when the account
reference is entered the vendor display will show the
account holders name and credit limit set.
Charging to account
Press Account to enable customers to pay all or part of
the cost of purchases by charging the cost to their

account. The machine prints the receipt followed by an
account slip which is signed by the customer and then
kept in the cash drawer.
Account keys operate in a similar way to cash keys
except that you will always be asked for an account
reference.
You can only use the account payment key in PoS mode
or in stock mode.
Only one ACCOUNT payment is allowed on a receipt. If
you press Account again when using multiple (split)
method of payment, you will see the message

Only 1 Acct.Pay..

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.3 Customer accounts
CHERRIES 0.40 \\ Charged To Account \\

0.250 kg 1.60/kg
03081999 12:09
COFFEE 1.40
1 X 1.40 Served by Sandra
Account A2B3 Account A2B3

J. Smith 21,27 J. Smith
Change 0,00 Total 21,27
Transactions 15
APPLES 0.49
0.550 kg 0,90/kg Customer
Total 21,27
Signature
Account A2B3
J. Smith 21,27
Change 0,00
05#10041230
Ref Rate value Tax
\\\\ Report Complete \\\\
0 0.00% 21.27 0.00
Transactions 15
05#10041230
Figure 5.3 Charged to account payment slip

and receipt

5.3 Customer accounts 5 Working in Receipt Mode
Payments received on account

Rcvd on
The key allows customers to make payments to
Account
their account even when they are not purchasing goods.

When the transaction is completed the machine prints
two copies of the Received On Account slip. Give one
copy of the slip to the customer and place the second
copy in the cash drawer.
Customers may pay using any one, or a combination of,
payment methods except charging to account.
\ Received On Account \
03072000 12:01
Operator Num 1
Sandra
Account A2B3
J. Smith
Total 55.00
Cash 5.00
Cheque 50.00
05#10041220
Figure 5.4 Received on account slip

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.4 Sales discount
5.4 Sales discount

You can discount a receipt or an individual transaction
with a preprogrammed fixed discount or with a variable
discount.
Fixed and variable discounts may be a percentage of
the transaction or receipt total or a value.
A variable discount is one which does not have a
preprogrammed value. The operator enters the
discount value or percentage.
Security levels may be assigned to discounts. If you do
not have an adequate security level assigned, you will
see the message Call Supervisor and the security level
Transaction discount
You must apply the discount before assigning the
transaction.
Receipt discount
You must enter the amount tendered, press a payment
key or print the receipt before the discounted subtotal
display clears as a recalled subtotal reverts to the value
before the discount was applied.

5.4 Sales discount 5 Working in Receipt Mode
Example: Customer loyalty discount 5%
5
Sandra
to display subtotal
2 Cust.
loyalty
Customer loyalty 0.78

5
Sandra
3 4 method of payment?
Cash
amount tendered
while discounted subtotal displayed

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.4 Sales discount
030699 19:40 030699 19:40
Served by. Sandra Served by Sandra
PERFUME 35.00 PERFUME 35.00

1 X 35.00 1 X 35.00
Sub Total 35.00 Sub Total 35.00

Cust. Discount 10% 3.50 Staff Discount 15% 5.25
Total 31.50 Total 29.75
Transactions 1 Transactions 1
0009#0036 0009#0036
Figure 5.5 Discounted receipt example

5.5 Printing euro prices 5 Working in Receipt Mode
5.5 Printing euro prices

information automatically, the total will be printed in euro
currency at the end of the receipt, see figure 5.6.
Printing a euro receipt

If a euro receipt key has been set up on your machine
you can print a duplicate receipt in euros.
03081999 12:09
Served by Sandra
CHERRIES 0.40
0.250 kg 1.60/kg
Total 0,40
Duplicate for guidance only
CHERRIES 0,64
Total 0,64 Euro price information appears at

the end of the receipt. The
warning message is optional.
Cash 0,40
Change 0,00
Transactions 1

AZ SUPERMARKETS
Figure 5.6 Typical euro receipt
The euro receipt is for guidance only. You cannot use

this receipt for payment until the euro becomes
legal tender in your country.

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.5 Printing euro prices
You must press Euro and TOTAL while the

print
subtotal is displayed.
Operator 1
2 print euro receipt?
Euro
print
Euro Rcpt Enable
Operator 1
3
TOTAL

5.6 Cash drawer operations. 5 Working in Receipt Mode
5.6 Cash drawer operations.

If your machine is operating in PoS mode you can use
these ECR keys to carry out a range of operations
requiring the use of the cash drawer.
to open the cash drawer without entering a sale.
No sale
A No Sale slip is printed.
to add money to the cash drawer so that you can give

Float
change.
Paid to make miscellaneous payments using the cash from

out the drawer.
to take money from the cash drawer for security

Pick up
purposes during trading.
When using the last three keys you must enter the
amount added to or taken from the cash drawer so that
the machine can update the cash report.
Security levels may have been assigned to these keys.
If your security level is not high enough the message
Call Supervisor and the security level required will be
displayed when you enter your operator number.
In checkout mode you will not be asked to enter you
operator number. If your security level is not high
enough you will still see the message Call Supervisor.

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.6 Cash drawer operations.
Using the FLOAT or PICK UP key

This example shows how to add a cash float to the
drawer.
You follow the same procedure for pick up except that
you remove money from the cash drawer.
1
Float
Operator Num.
2
ENTER
Float
Float
amount added to drawer
4
ENTER

5.6 Cash drawer operations. 5 Working in Receipt Mode
Using the PAID OUT key

When making a payment from the cash drawer you will
be prompted to enter a reference code for the payment.
1
Paid
out
Operator Num.
2
ENTER
Paid Out
Paid Out
amount to be paid from drawer
4
ENTER
Reason Code
Enter Text
5 B
A
3
2

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.6 Cash drawer operations.
\\\\\\ No Sale \\\\\\ \\\\\\\\ Float \\\\\\\\
03081999 12:09 03081999 12:11
Operator Num 1 Operator Num 1

Sandra Sandra
05#10041260 Value 100.00
\\\\ Report Complete \\\\ 05#10041273
\\\\\\\ Pick Up \\\\\\\ \\\\\\ Paid Out \\\\\\
03081999 14:31 03081999 14:37
Operator Num 1 Operator Num 1

Sandra Sandra
Value 235.00 QWE99

Value 15.00
05#10041297
05#10041307
Figure 5.7 Cash drawer reports

5.7 Refunds 5 Working in Receipt Mode
5.7 Refunds
The REFUND key is a programmable key that enables
you to refund the cost of goods to the customer.
Refunds may be made as part of a sales transaction or
as a separate operation.
The machine shows the amount of cash refunded on the
cash report and updates the refund totals values and
count.
If a customer has more than one identical item or pack
you can:
enter the number of items
enter the value to be refunded for one item or
pack
the machine will calculate the total value to be refunded.
Where the refund is part of a sales transaction and the
total receipt value is negative, a refund slip will be
printed after the sales receipt.
A security level may have been assigned to the
REFUND key. If your security level is not high enough
you will see the message Call Supervisor and the
security level required will be displayed.
Your machine must be in receipt mode and PoS must
be enabled.
If you machine has been configured for one shot

operation for Refunds you will not need to press REFUND
or CLEAR at step 8.

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.7 Refunds
1
REFUND
Refnd PLU
2 Hand Price mode

3 more than 1 item ?
+ 7
ENTER
4 5
number of items
PLU
1 99
1 999999999999
7 6
Pack Price
0,01 9999,99
8 9
REFUND or CLEAR
Cash
11 10

5.8 Returning products 5 Working in Receipt Mode
5.8 Returning products

If your machine has a dedicated key set up for returned
goods then the returns value and weight or count totals
are automatically updated.
If your machine is operating in PoS mode, the cash
refunded is deducted from the cash report and the tax
value is deducted from the grand report..
If Returns and Sales are mixed on the same receipt, a
refund slip will be printed only if the receipt total is
negative.
RETURN key. If your security level is not high enough
you will see the message Call Supervisor.
NOTE:
If your machine has been configured for one shot
operation for Returns you will not need to press RETURN
or CLEAR at step 16.
Weighed goods
1
RETURN
Retrn PLU
2 Hand Price mode 3 more than 1 item ?

UP/
PLU 7 ENTER

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.8 Returning products
4 5 nonweighed item
ENTER
10
number of items
1 99
PLU mode
6 7
PLU
1 999999999999
8 9
Pack Price
0,01 9999,99
Nonweighed items
10 Hand Price mode 11 more than 1 item ?
+ 14 ENTER
12 13
number of items PLU

1 99 1 999999999999

5.8 Returning products 5 Working in Receipt Mode
14 15
Pack Price
0,01 9999,99
16
RETURN or CLEAR
PoS mode
17 18
Cash
19 20

5 Working in Receipt Mode 5.9 Using the FIX key
5.9 Using the FIX key
Press FIX to retain the PLU until you press your
operator key. This acts as a check to ensure that the

transaction is entered.
If a tare is in operation it will be retained until it is
cancelled by pressing TARE again.
To cancel the fix press FIX again.
NOTE:
If your machine is configured only to retain the tare, the
PLU will not be retained.
Retaining a unit price

You can retain the unit price of hand priced products
(see page 35) until you press your operator key.

5.10 Using Stock Mode 5.10 Working in Receipt Mode
5.10 Using Stock Mode

Stock mode may not be used in the presence of the
customer.
Negative PLUs are not allowed.
Stock mode transactions and sales transactions may
not be mixed on the same receipt.
If there are outstanding sales transactions you will see
the message Print Receipt.
You can use stock mode provided your machine is
operating in:
D receipt mode
or
D ADD label mode
D PoS or non PoS mode
Stock
Use the key set up on the keyboard to select stock
Mode mode.
You will be able to perform all the normal sales functions
except returns and refunds.
To exit stock mode, press CLEAR when no PLU or price
is displayed .
Assigning transactions
Transactions are assigned to an operator and the
subtotal displayed in the normal way.
You can only use stock movement type payment keys
for example, trade account, stock take, write off, and the
Recvd.On Account key
Stock movement payment keys function in a similar way
to sales account keys. When you press the key you will
see the message Account Ref..
Your machine will have been set up to allow you either:
D to enter any account reference

5.10 Working in Receipt Mode 5.10 Using Stock Mode
or:
D to use only those accounts that have been previously
programmed in the machine.
If the account has been programmed, when the account
reference is entered the vendor display will show the
account holders name and credit limit set.
03112001 12:09 03112001 12:09
Served by Sandra Served by Sandra
MELON 50.40 MELON 50.40

42 Items @ 1.40 42 Items @ 1.40
GRAPEFRUIT 21.00 GRAPEFRUIT 21.00

60 Items @ 0.35 60 Items @ 0.35
Transactions 2 Total 71.40

Delivery note 5
The Gourmet Restaurant Transactions 2
Delivery note 5
The Gourmet Restaurant
AZ SUPERMARKETS
05#10041227
AZ SUPERMARKETS
05#10041227
Figure 5.8 Stock mode receipt examples

6
Working in Label Mode
Using the FIX key

Using the ADD key
Returning products

6.1 Using the FIX key 6 Working in Label Mode
6 Working in Label Mode

Euro prices
information automatically, providing a suitable label
format is available, the unit price in euro currency will be
printed in the 2nd unit price field. The total price in euro
currency will be printed in the 2nd total field.
Duplicate labels
Your machine may have been configured to print a
duplicate label following the original. This is useful for
applications such as restaurants where a copy is
required for the kitchen.
6.1 Using the FIX key
You can press FIX to retain the PLU when you wish
to label several packs containing the same product.
The PLU is retained until you press CLEAR and the tare
is retained until it is cancelled by pressing TARE again.
NOTE:
If your machine is configured only to retain the tare, the
PLU will not be retained.

6 Working in Label Mode 6.1 Using the FIX key
Weighed goods
1 2
FIX
3 4
TARE
or
5 6 receipt mode
PLU
1 999999999999
7 label mode only

clear unit price?
repeat steps 5 to 7 until you
have weighed all the products CLEAR
8 cancel tare? 9 cancel fix?
TARE FIX
Retaining a unit price
You can press FIX retain the unit price of hand priced
products (see page 35) until you press CLEAR .

6.2 Using the ADD key 6 Working in Label Mode
6.2 Using the ADD key
ADD enables you to obtain a label with totals printed
on it.
There are four types of add label available depending on
how your machine has been configured:
D a single add label at the end of all the transactions
D a label after each transaction and a single add label
at the end of all the transactions
D a receipt type label at the end of all transactions
D a label after each transaction and a receipt type add
label at the end of all the transactions.
D ADD is not operable if the machine is set receipt
mode.
D You must press TOTAL while the subtotal is
displayed.
Weighed goods and nonweighed items
1
ADD
Add PLU
2
Dept
or ?
PLU
Commodity key 1 999999999999

6 Working in Label Mode 6.2 Using the ADD key
3 4
5
Dept
or ?
Commodity key PLU

1 999999999999
7 repeat steps 2 to 6 until you have totalised all the products
8 9
TOTAL or
ADD

6.3 Returning products 6 Working in Label Mode
6.3 Returning products

If your machine has a dedicated key set up for returned
goods then the returns value and weight or count totals
are automatically updated.
If your machine is operating in PoS mode, the cash
refunded is deducted from the cash report and the sales
values from totals.
RETURN key. If your security level is not high enough
you will see the message Call Supervisor and the
security level required will be displayed.
NOTE:
If your machine has been configured for one shot
operation for Returns you will not need to press RETURN
or CLEAR at step10 .
Weighed goods
1
RETURN
Retrn PLU
If your machine is operating in PLU mode select the PLU.
2 3
Pack Price
0,01 9999,99

6 Working in Label Mode 6.3 Returning products
4 5
Nonweighed items
ENTER
number of items
1 99
If your machine is operating in PLU mode select the PLU.
8 9
Pack Price
0,01 9999,99
10
RETURN or CLEAR

7
Prepack Operations
Setting the machine to prepack

Using PLUs
Using tares
Preset tare keys
Multiple labels (pack runs)
Returning labels
Using the NON ADD key
Using the REWRAP key
Using the WRAP key

7.1 Setting the machine to prepack 7 Prepack Operations
7 Prepack Operations
Caution:
In certain countries it is illegal to use prepack
mode for direct trade with the public.
Wrapper
This key is used when the machine is linked to a
On/Off wrapping machine
This is the prepack override key. It enables you to

Rewrap
alter dates 1 and 2 as well as the price.
*
An is printed to the right of the unit price symbol to
indicate a rewrap label.
Non This enables you to verify a label before starting a pack

Add run.
7.1 Setting the machine to prepack

You can set up the machine for prepack operation in
one of three ways (depending on how your machine is
configured):
D set the print mode to prepack, see section 7.3,
Part 2 Manager Functions.
D or use FIX .
D or, if your machine allows receipt and label printing,

press FIX to select PrePack ON while the
display shows Label (see section 3 page 31,

Selecting receipt or label mode).
Pressing FIX again while the display shows Label
will select PrePack OFF.

7 Prepack Operations 7.1 Setting the machine to prepack
Using the FIX key
1 label mode FIX indicator

FIX
Enter PLU
2
Dept
or ?
Commodity key department PLU

0 99 1 999999999999
Beef Stir Fry
4
or TOTAL
while total price is displayed
5 stick the label on the pack.
Beef Stir Fry
7 more labels? 3
8
CLEAR FIX
Enter PLU

7.2 Using PLUs 7 Prepack Operations
7.2 Using PLUs

PLUs and tares are retained in prepack mode until
cancelled. A label is printed after each change in
weight. If you use OVER you must enter the unit price
RIDE
before placing the goods on the pan.
If your machine has not been set up for PLU selection

you will need to select PLU mode.
Weighed goods
1
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
2 3
4 5
more labels?
7
CLEAR

7 Prepack Operations 7.2 Using PLUs
Nonweighed items
To set up a label run see section 7.5 page 711.
ENTER
number of items
1 99
3
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
4 5
7 more labels? 3 8
CLEAR

7.3 Using tares 7 Prepack Operations
7.3 Using tares

In prepack mode the PLU and tare are not cancelled
when the filled container is removed from the weigh
plate. This enables you to pack several containers of
the same weight, using the same PLU, without having to
select the PLU and set up the tare each time.
Depending on how your machine has been configured, if

the tare weight is displayed, you may see a negative
weight display or a separate tare weight display.
The following types of tare are available when

prepacking, depending on how your machine has been
configured:
D free tare
D stored tare
D keyboard entered tare
D proportional tare
Free (semiautomatic), cumulative and keyboard
entered tares for counter service are described in
section 4 page 41.
Free tare
Pre-Pack
2
TARE
Pre-Pack

7 Prepack Operations 7.3 Using tares
4
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
5 6
7 more labels? 8
TARE CLEAR
3
Stored tares
If necessary, you can override the stored tare with a
different tare value or you can cancel the stored tare.
If your machine has dedicated tare reference keys you can
press a tare reference key after step 1 to override the
stored tare with a different tare value.
Press TARE or ZERO after step 1 to cancel the stored
tare. Press TARE again if you want to use a different
weighed or keyboard entered tare value.

1
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
2 different tare reference?
or TARE or ZERO
3 4
5 6 stick the label on the pack.
7 more labels? 8
TARE CLEAR
3

7 Prepack Operations 7.3 Using tares
Keyboard entered tare

If you are using a container with a known weight you
can use the numeric keys to enter the weight.
1 2
TARE ENTER
container weight
3
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
4 5
ENTER
or
6 7
9 more labels? 10
TARE CLEAR
5

Proportional tare
1
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
2 3
Prop.
tare
4 5
ENTER
% tare value
6 7 more labels?
8 9
CLEAR

7 Prepack Operations 7.4 Preset tare keys
7.4 Preset tare keys

If your machine has dedicated tare keys you can use
these to select the appropriate tare for the container you
are using.
1 2 correct container?
or
4
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
5 6

7.5 Multiple labels 7 Prepack Operations
7.5 Multiple labels

You can set up a label run when you wish to print
several labels for the same nonweighed item.
As the machine prints each label the number of labels
displayed decreases by one. When all the labels have
been printed the display reverts to showing the total
number requested.
To repeat a run press TOTAL .
If Non has been set up, you can print a nontotalising

Add
test label before starting the label run.
1 PrePack selected change number of items?
ENTER
2 3
ENTER
number of items
1 99
4 Hand Price mode
5 Dept
or ? 9

0 99 1 999999999999

7 Prepack Operations 7.5 Multiple labels
6 7
+
Item Price
0,01 9999,99
8
ENTER
9 10
TOTAL
number of labels
1 99
11 more labels? 12 end label run?
9 CLEAR x 2 (3)

7.6 Returning labels 7 Prepack Operations
7.6 Returning labels

You can return several identical nonweighed labels in
one operation.
The machine displays the number of labels to be
returned decreasing by one. When all the labels have
been returned the display reverts to showing the number
of labels as 1.
If you change the number of items from 1, enter the item

price at step 7 and the machine will automatically
calculate the pack price.
1 PrePack selected 2 Hand Price mode
RETURN + 7
3 change number of items? 4

ENTER
number of items
1 99
5
ENTER
6
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999

7 Prepack Operations 7.6 Returning labels
7 8
ENTER
Pack Price or Item Price

0,01 9999,99 0,01 9999,99
9 10
TOTAL
number of labels
1 99
11
CLEAR x4

7.7 Using the NON ADD key 7 Prepack Operations
7.7 Using the NON ADD key

The NON ADD key enables you to perform a single
nontotalising transaction and print a test label before
starting a pack run.
1
Non
Add
2
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
3
TOTAL

7 Prepack Operations 7.8 Using the REWRAP key
7.8 Using the REWRAP key
Rewrap enables you to override a preprogrammed price
and change the number of days or months the product

can be displayed. Press Rewrap when the PLU
description is displayed.
If the PLU has a stored tare and you want to use a
different tare value, see section 7.3, page 76.
1
Dept
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
2
Rewrap
3 Change Price? 4
ENTER
unit price or Item Price

0,01 9999,99 0,01 9999,99
5 6
ENTER
date 1 days/months
0 999

7.8 Using the REWRAP key 7 Prepack Operations
7 8
ENTER
date 2 days/months
0 999
9 10
Nonweighed items?
15
11 12
stick the label on the pack.
13 more labels? 10 14 18
15 label run? 16
TOTAL
number of labels
1 99
17 18
CLEAR CLEAR

7 Prepack Operations 7.9 Using the WRAP key
7.9 Using the WRAP key

If your machine is linked to a wrapping machine, this key
will switch on or switch off the wrapper control.

8
Product Traceability
Counter service operation

Prepack operation
Preset mode of operation

8.1 Counter service operation 8 Product Traceability
8 Product Traceability
This sections describes how you use product traceability
to print information about the product on labels and
receipts.
It is primarily used for beef products but could be used
for other types of meat such as pork or for non meat
products such as fish.
Using carcass tracking

Carcass details are printed on labels for all products
associated with a carcass. The information printed on
the labels is defined by the text and data type
programmed into the carcass format. The barcode
format defines the actual messages printed.
Carcass tracking operates in prepack, counter and
receipt modes.
8.1 Counter service operation

In counter service you can scan the barcoded
information from the tray label for the product, or type in
the carcass/lot number at the keyboard, and the
machine will print it on the label or receipt.

8 Product Traceability 8.2 Prepack operation
8.2 Prepack operation

The supplier attaches a barcode to the carcass which is
scanned when the carcass is cut and prepacked in
store.
Suppliers label
Text area 3
Lot Number: 1000435

Slaughtered In: UK (1143)
Cutting In: UK (19985)
Born In: Ireland
Reared In: Ireland
If your scanner is not working you can press # and
then enter the barcode numbers directly.
When you select the PLU, the last carcass/lot number

used is displayed. You can enter a new carcass or lot
number if required.
NOTE:
If lot number is enabled in the PLUand the panel text
associated with the number contains text markers, the
designated text is displayed instead of the lot number.
Category, origin and breed options, and dates are

displayed in the order in which they are set in the
barcode format. Carcass/Lot number is always
displayed first irrespective of its position in the barcode.

8.2 Prepack operation 8 Product Traceability
If you see the message Not Found for any of the

options enter the reference number for the origin
message to be printed.
1
Dept ENTER
or ?

0 99 1 999999999999
2
ENTER
6 If the lot number is O.K.
different carcass?
or
Lot Number 001471

carcass/lot number
3
ENTER
6 If you do not wish to change any other data
4
change options?
or TOTAL
UK

8 Product Traceability 8.2 Prepack operation
5 different origin?
UK 02
origin number
ENTER
Ireland
Repeat step 5 for any other options you wish to change.
6 7
8 9
more labels?
10
CLEAR
to exit PLU

8.2 Prepack operation 8 Product Traceability
RUMP STEAK
Carcass Ref.: 1000435
Slaughtered in: UK (1256)
Cutting In: UK (987234)
Country of origin: Ireland
Fattened In: Ireland
0 2 0 0 0 7 6 0 0 0 4 0 8>
2
150201 160201
9.60 0.250 2.40
AZ SUPERMARKETS
Figure 8.1 Typical label

8 Product Traceability 8.3 Preset mode of operation
8.3 Preset mode of operation

In preset mode, you can assign a lot number to a key.
This means that instead of scanning or entering the
details for each transaction, you can just press the
appropriate key.
You can label the keys to suit your own requirements.
1 2
Lot
765432
Commodity key Carcass Panel
3 4
Edit preset carcass

To create or edit a carcass record from the sales
keyboard enter the lot number, then enter the
references to the appropriate data tables.
You can scan the barcode if you have a scanner at the
machine, or use the # key to program data from the
supplier barcodes, if the appropriate barcoded
information is available.
1
Edit Preset
Carc.
Lot Number
765432
Lot Number

8.3 Preset mode of operation 8 Product Traceability
3
ENTER
Origin 1
Origin 1 372
Origin
5
ENTER
Ireland
6 Repeat step 3 to 5 for any

further options displayed.
Assign Key
7 Lot
765432 to assign the lot number to the key
If the record already exists, when you have finished

entering the data you will see the message Carcass
Exists followed by Update Carcass?. Press
ENTER to confirm that you want to update the
carcass panel or CLEAR to cancel the changes.

8 Product Traceability 8.3 Preset mode of operation
If all 250 records are currently in use, when you try to

create a new panel you will see the message No Space
Left followed by Delete Old Carc?.
The system uses the last pack date to select the oldest
record. Press ENTER to confirm selection.
Press Edit Preset

to view the next oldest record. You can
Carc.
keep pressing Edit Preset

to step through the carcass
Carc.
records and press ENTER to delete any record no

longer required.
If you need to delete old records by lot number or
specific dates, see Part 2 Manager Functions section
4.9 page 430.

9
The Cassette Printer
Changing the printer roll

Routine maintenance


This is a label/receipt printer which will accept label or
continuous paper rolls.
Should labels become stuck in the printer, under no

circumstances use a metal object to clear the jam.
Under no circumstances use sharp or metal objects

to remove any accumulated debris.
Caution:
The use of nonapproved printer rolls may reduce
the life of the print head and invalidate your
warranty.
Approved labels and paper rolls are available

from a number of suppliers, whose addresses
can be obtained from your Avery Berkel
centre.
The message Out of paper appears on the display to
warn you that the printer roll is nearly finished or labels
are jamming in the printer.
M series machines are supplied with one of two printer
types depending on the model.
Ensure that the appropriate type of printer roll is loaded

before you start to use the machine.
You may need to adjust the label guide if you load a

printer roll of a different width.
Printers using labels automatically adjust to

accommodate labels of a different length.


To advance the paper roll, or print a blank label, press
TOTAL when the display shows Enter PLU or
Hand Price or PrePack and the unit price and total

price are zero.
Printer roll dimensions

These dimensions are approximate and for guidance
only. Refer to the appropriate Thermal Label/Receipt
Material Specifications for further information.
Paper roll Thermal, 50 60mm wide
Labels Standard width

59mm standard
49mm standard
38mm optional
Height 40mm to 160mm
Roll diameter 120mm max
Cleaning Daily, using specified kit

9.1 Changing the printer roll 9 The Cassette Printer
9.1 Changing the printer roll

Removing the cassette
1 2
3 Lift up print head release lever.
4 5 Pull firmly to remove cassette.

9 The Cassette Printer 9.1 Changing the printer roll
Changing the label/paper roll
NOTE:
If you are rewinding the backing paper follow the
instructions on page 96.
1 Roll release lever horizontal. 2
3 4 Feed paper:
over rewind spindle, under guide
bar and beneath paper guide.
Paper guide
Guide bar
5 Return lever to its original 6 Adjust paper width guide if

position, flat against the roll. necessary.
Paper width guide

Paper route
7 8
9 10
TOTAL

Rewinding the paper

If you are using a label roll you should rewind the
backing when serving customers. If you are using a
paper roll you can rewind the paper when printing
reports.
Follow the instructions on page 103 to remove the
cassette.
1 Tear paper and remove core.
2 Turn knob on rewind spindle to position 2 and remove backing

paper from rewind spindle.
position 1 position 2
3 Labels 4
350mm approx.

5 Return lever to its original 6 Feed roll under guide bar

position, flat against the roll. and through paper guide.
Paper guide
Guide bar
7 Adjust paper width guide if 8 Turn knob on rewind spindle to

necessary. position 2 and feed paper
through outer slots.
position 2
Paper width guide
9 Turn knob back to position 1. 10 Turn complete spindle 2 or 3

times to anchor paper firmly.
position 1

11 Paper route 12
13 14

9.2 Routine maintenance 9 The Cassette Printer
9.2 Routine maintenance

The ON/OFF switch is located in the base of the
machine just in front of the rear left foot.
Cleaning the print head

Caution:
We recommend that the print head is cleaned daily
in order to ensure maximum life and to maintain the
quality of print.
The print head should be cleaned daily with

the specified head cleaning kit, part number
SER/GSI/0100, available from your Avery
Berkel centre.
Always follow the instructions on the cleaning kit.
O Position of ON/OFF switch
2 3

9 The Cassette Printer 9.2 Routine maintenance
4 Lift up print head release lever.
5 Pull firmly to remove cassette. 6
7 Lift up print head while holding print head release lever up.
8 Use recommended cleaning fluid.
cleaning strip

9.2 Routine maintenance 9 The Cassette Printer
9 Clean head and roller.
cleaning strip
10 Replace cassette and front cover.
11 Make sure that print head is down firmly.
12 13

10
The Receipt (ClamshellTM) Printer
Changing the printer roll

Routine maintenance

10 The Receipt (ClamshellTM) Printer

This is a receipt only printer which uses continuous
paper rolls.
Under no circumstances use sharp or metal objects

to remove any accumulated debris.
Caution:
The use of nonapproved printer rolls may reduce
the life of the print head and invalidate your
warranty.
Approved paper rolls are available from a

number of suppliers, whose addresses can be
obtained from your Avery Berkel centre.
The message Out of paper appears on the display to
warn you that the printer roll is nearly finished.
Ensure that the appropriate type of printer roll is loaded

before you start to use the machine.

To advance the paper roll, or print a blank label, press
TOTAL when the display shows Enter PLU or
Hand Price or PrePack and the unit price and total

price are zero.

Printer roll dimensions

These dimensions are approximate and for guidance
only. Refer to the appropriate Thermal Label/Receipt
Material Specifications for further information.
Paper roll Thermal 60mm wide
Roll diameter 70mm max
Cleaning Daily, using specified kit

10.1 Changing the printer roll 10 The Receipt (ClamshellTM) Printer
10.1 Changing the printer roll

Receipt only printer
1 Slide catch downwards. 2
3 4
5 6 Make sure that the cover is

properly closed.

10 The Receipt (ClamshellTM) Printer 10.2 Routine maintenance
10.2 Routine maintenance

The ON/OFF switch is located in the base of the
machine just in front of the rear left foot.
Cleaning the print head

Caution:
We recommend that the print head is cleaned daily
in order to ensure maximum life and to maintain the
quality of print.

10.2 Routine maintenance 10 The Receipt (ClamshellTM) Printer
Receipt printer
The print head should be cleaned daily with
the specified head cleaning kit, part
number 76801107, available from your
Avery Berkel centre.
Always follow the instructions on the cleaning kit.
O Position of ON/OFF switch
2 Slide catch downwards. 3
4 5
cleaning card

10 The Receipt (ClamshellTM) Printer 10.2 Routine maintenance
6 Close cover firmly on 7 Pull cleaning card out.

cleaning card.

Index

Index
A Barcodes: Part 2, 31
barcode overflow: Part 2, 314
ADD key: Part 1, 63; Part 2, 26 dry article: Part 2, 32, 35
ADD key label: Part 2, 26 european: Part 2, 31
Advanced setup: Part 2, 815 for branded goods: Part 2, 32
advantage IP address: Part 2, for instore goods: Part 2, 35
816 prefix: Part 2, 35
base port number: Part 2, 816 price embedded: Part 2, 33,
gateway IP address: Part 2, 37
815 scanning: Part 2, 39
host name: Part 2, 815 source marked: Part 2, 31
host port number: Part 2, 817 types: Part 2, 31
machine IP address: Part 2, USA: Part 2, 31
815 Bovine traceability: Part 2, 41
network ID: Part 2, 816
ping IP test: Part 2, 817
port number: Part 2, 816 C
subnet mask: Part 2, 815 Carcass set up
Assigning keys, euro keys: Part 2, carcass barcode: Part 2, 415
72 custom barcode: Part 2, 415
audit: Part 2, 111 carcass format: Part 2, 410
erase audit: Part 2, 114 carcass life: Part 2, 416
report: Part 2, 113 carcass mode: Part 2, 416
setting up: Part 2, 111 counter carcass: Part 2, 416
Auto configure: Part 2, 85 default format: Part 2, 410
defining the barcode: Part 2,
414
B receipt carcass: Part 2, 416
SVA scheme emulation: Part 2,
Barcode format 416
assigning a barcode format: Carcass tracking: Part 1, 81; Part
Part 2, 718 2, 41
barcode interlock: Part 2, 31 AI (Application Identifier): Part
creating a barcode reference: 2, 414
Part 2, 313 barcode format: Part 2, 412
defining the barcode format: breed messages: Part 2, 48
Part 2, 312 carcass code data: Part 2,
EAN13: Part 2, 317 418
EAN13 (scandinavian): Part 2, AI codes: Part 2, 419
318 data names: Part 2, 418
EAN8: Part 2, 316 carcass passport: Part 2, 420
UPC12: Part 2, 316 category messages: Part 2,
UPC13: Part 2, 317 48
M series Operator Instructions i

Index
creating messages: Part 2, 47 totals dump: Part 2, 103

duplicate passports: Part 2, Data clone: Part 2, 818
420 Data tables
edit preset: Part 1, 86 discount keys: Part 2, 218
origin messages: Part 2, 47 discount rates: Part 2, 217
prepack operation: Part 1, 82 payment table: Part 2, 218
counter service: Part 1, 81 tare weight (stored tares): Part
preset mode: Part 1, 86; Part 2, 216
2, 424 tax rate: Part 2, 216
carcass panel keys*: Part 2, Dealing with network faults: Part 2,
426 89
programming carcass tables: switching a client to Local Mode:
Part 2, 47 Part 2, 810
scanning barcode: Part 1, 81 dedicated keys
cutting refernce: Part 2, 48 hot keys: Part 2, 71
slaughter refernce: Part 2, 47 ECR keys: Part 2, 73
substitution codes: Part 2, 412 generic keys: Part 2, 74
tray labelling: Part 2, 421 payment keys: Part 2, 73
type messages: Part 2, 48 prepack keys: Part 2, 72
Cash drawer operations: Part 1, standard keys: Part 2, 72
519 Deleting products, PLUs: Part 2,
float: Part 1, 519 512
pick up: Part 1, 519 Discounts, sales: Part 1, 514
no sale: Part 1, 519 Dual printer: Part 2, 713
paid out: Part 1, 519 Dual printers: Part 1, 33
Changing prices: Part 2, 53
Customer accounts: Part 1, 511
making payments: Part 1, 513
paying for goods: Part 1, 511 E
Error messages: Part 2, 122
D Euro
adjusting the display brightness:
Data backup: Part 2, 101 Part 2, 719
dumping/loading data: Part 2, displaying prices: Part 1, 311
101 printer set up: Part 2, 711
label formats: Part 2, 102 printing a euro receipt: Part 1,
machine data: Part 2, 102 517
PLU file: Part 2, 102 printing euro prices: Part 1,
system data: Part 2, 101 311, 517
ii M series Operator Instructions

Index
F M
FIX key Machine ID: Part 2, 86
retaining the PLU: Part 1, 528, Machine operating modes: Part 2,
61 720
retaining the unit price: Part 1, checkout: Part 2, 720
528, 62 floating vendor: Part 2, 720
PoS mode: Part 2, 721
self service: Part 2, 722
G Machine programming: Part 2, 21
assigning departments: Part 2,
Groups, product: Part 2, 58 22
cooking times: Part 2, 210
creating and editing text: Part 2,
H 213
hand priced, weighed goods: Part creating messages: Part 2, 29
1, 35 data tables: Part 2, 216
Help: Part 2, 121 function security: Part 2, 231
error messages: Part 2, 122 getting into manager mode: Part
if things go wrong: Part 2, 126 2, 13
set up mode: Part 2, 121 keyboard overlay: Part 2, 11
leaving manager mode: Part 2,
12
I loyalty points: Part 2, 210

menus: Part 2, 12
If things go wrong: Part 2, 126 navigating the menus: Part 2,
Installation: Part 1, 24 12
handling: Part 1, 24 printing data reports: Part 2,
legal requirements: Part 1, 25 226
levelling: Part 1, 24 sales message: Part 2, 29
nonslip feet: Part 1, 24 scale departments: Part 2, 22
operator keyboard: Part 1, 27 scroll message: Part 2, 29
solving problems: Part 1, 27 setting the date and time: Part
2, 21
sign on/off text: Part 2, 211
L store name: Part 2, 29
system setup: Part 2, 21
Local mode: Part 2, 810 last subtotal: Part 2, 21
Log key, logging on or off: Part 1, receipt weight printing: Part
34 2, 21
Lot number Machine setup: Part 2, 71
changing: Part 2, 429 cash drawer detect: Part 2,
enabling: Part 2, 428 726
M series Operator Instructions iii

Index
checkout mode: Part 2, 720

dedicated keys: Part 2, 72
O
floating vendor mode: Part 2, Operator details
720 operator name: Part 2, 62
network error alarm: Part 2, operator PIN: Part 2, 62
726 trading mode: Part 2, 64
operating modes: Part 2, 720 training mode: Part 2, 64
printer setup: Part 2, 75
remote (IBM type) keyboard: P
Part 2, 215 Paying for goods: Part 1, 54
setting alarms: Part 2, 726 customer accounts: Part 1,
soft keys: Part 2, 72 511
TK keyboard: Part 2, 723 foreign currency: Part 1, 59
trace code: Part 2, 718 multiple payment: Part 1, 58
Modem setup: Part 2, 817 single payment: Part 1, 56
enable: Part 2, 817 split payment: Part 1, 58
initstring: Part 2, 817 using payment keys: Part 1, 56
test modem link: Part 2, 817 PLU texts: Part 2, 57
test PPP link: Part 2, 818 display text: Part 2, 58
username/password: Part 2, text 1: Part 2, 58
817 texts2 and 3: Part 2, 58
PLUs: Part 1, 36; Part 2, 511
copying: Part 2, 513
N create: Part 2, 54
customising menus: Part 2, 51
Network dump: Part 2, 813 delete: Part 2, 512
Network map: Part 2, 87 department keys: Part 1, 37
network faults: Part 2, 89 departments: Part 2, 54
Networks: Part 2, 81 edit: Part 2, 54
advanced setup: Part 2, 815 lot number: Part 2, 428
auto configure: Part 2, 85 net weights: Part 2, 510
backup server: Part 2, 83 nonweighed items: Part 1, 36
compatibility: Part 2, 81 nutritional label: Part 2, 523
data clone: Part 2, 818 programming: Part 2, 51
introduction: Part 2, 81 promotions: Part 1, 37; Part 2,
m/c setup dump: Part 2, 814 59
machine ID: Part 2, 86 proportional tares: Part 2, 510
modem setup: Part 2, 817 quick price change: Part 2, 53
network dump: Part 2, 813 sell by dates: Part 2, 59
network map: Part 2, 87 weighed goods: Part 1, 36
Nutritional labels: Part 2, 523 Prepack
label runs: Part 1, 711
iv M series Operator Instructions

Index
multiple labels: Part 1, 711 receipt setup: Part 2, 77

NON ADD key: Part 1, 715 selecting print modes: Part 2,
returning labels: Part 1, 713 76
REWRAP key: Part 1, 716 single item: Part 2, 77
setting machine: Part 1, 71 tare interlock: Part 2, 75
using FIX key: Part 1, 72 Printing
using tares: Part 1, 75 euro receipt: Part 1, 517
free: Part 1, 75 label: Part 1, 33
keyboard entered: Part 1, Printing data reports, listing the PLU
78 file: Part 2, 229
proportional: Part 1, 79 Printing receipts
stored: Part 1, 76 counter receipt: Part 1, 51
WRAP key: Part 1, 718 sales receipts: Part 1, 54
Prepack PLUs Product Traceability: Part 2, 41
nonweighed items: Part 1, 74 batch keys: Part 2, 427
weighed goods: Part 1, 73 carcass records: Part 2, 424
Printer: Part 1, 91, 101 carcass set up: Part 2, 410
label and paper rolls: Part 1, data capture: Part 2, 45
92, 102 delting carcass panels: Part 2,
receipt only: Part 1, 101 430
receipt/label: Part 1, 91 hash key: Part 2, 46
Printer setup lot number: Part 2, 428
bag label: Part 2, 78 nonpreset mode: Part 2, 43
default operator: Part 2, 76 panel text: Part 2, 425
talon: Part 2, 77 PLU file list: Part 2, 429
duplicate receipt: Part 2, 77 preweigh: Part 2, 423
high print speed: Part 2, 712 preset mode: Part 2, 43, 424
label detect: Part 2, 75 carcass records: Part 2,
label type: Part 2, 75 424
selecting label format: Part 2, deleting carcass panels: Part
75, 76 2, 430
machine logos: Part 2, 712 text markers: Part 2, 425
machine message: Part 2, Promotions: Part 2, 514
712 frequent shopper: Part 2, 516
margin: Part 2, 711 item free: Part 2, 518
passport label format: Part 2, price: Part 2, 515
75 discount: Part 2, 519
prepack: Part 2, 76 promo batches: Part 2, 519
print immediate: Part 2, 76 promotional message: Part 2,
print on request: Part 2, 76 521
printer 2: Part 2, 712 weight free: Part 2, 517
M series Operator Instructions v

Index
R using PLUs: Part 1, 36

weighed goods: Part 1, 35
Receipt only printer Stock mode: Part 2, 727
changing the roll: Part 1, 103 assigning transactions: Part 1,
cleaning the print head: Part 1, 529
105 using: Part 1, 529
Refunds: Part 1, 523
Retaining a unit price: Part 1, 528,
62 T
Retaining the PLU: Part 1, 528,
61 Tares: Part 1, 41
Returning products: Part 1, 525, cumulative: Part 1, 42
65 free: Part 1, 41
Routine maintenance: Part 1, 99, keyboard entered: Part 1, 43
104 preset tare key: Part 1, 44,
cleaning the print head: Part 1, 710
99, 104 Text editing: Part 2, 213
clearing text: Part 2, 215
correcting text: Part 2, 214
S deleting last character: Part 2,
215
Safety: Part 1, 11 displaying text: Part 2, 214
warnings: Part 1, 11 extended character sets: Part 2,
Scale departments: Part 2, 54 131
Security inserting text: Part 2, 214
manager functions: Part 2, size of printed text: Part 2,
232 213
sales functions: Part 2, 231 TK keyboard, assigning PLUs to
Checkout mode, price enquiry: Part keys: Part 2, 723
1, 39 Totals
Serving Customers: Part 1, 31 carcass: Part 2, 919
advancing the printer roll: Part clearing: Part 2, 91, 918
1, 33 defining filters: Part 2, 921
barcode scanning: Part 1, 38 department: Part 2, 913
checkout mode: Part 1, 39 grand: Part 2, 96
nonweighed items: Part 1, 35 group: Part 2, 913
operator PIN: Part 1, 31 hourly reports: Part 2, 912
operator security: Part 1, 31 machine: Part 2, 98
printing a label: Part 1, 33 non clearing: Part 2, 91
selecting label mode: Part 1, operator: Part 2, 911
32 PLU: Part 2, 913
selecting receipt mode: Part 1, sequence numbers: Part 2, 94
32 trading period: Part 2, 91
vi M series Operator Instructions

Index
Totals reports: Part 2, 91

Trade transactions, stock mode:
Part 2, 727
V
Void, transaction: Part 1, 315
W
Working in Receipt Mode
bag labels: Part 1, 52
displaying the customers
change: Part 1, 52
displaying the operator subtotal:
Part 1, 51
previous subtotal and receipt:
Part 1, 52
printing a receipt: Part 1, 51
M series Operator Instructions vii

AVERY BERKEL SUBSIDIARY AND ASSOCIATED
COMPANIES WORLDWIDE
Europe Americas
Austria Mexico
Schember Berkel Ges.m.b.H. Constructora de Basculas S.A. de C.V.
2355 Wiener Neudorf Norte 59 No 8808 local B
Industrie Zentrum NrdSd Col. Industrial Vallejo
Strasse 3,Objekt 30 02300 Mexico DF
Tel: 43 2236 626310 Tel: 52 5 3 684077
Fax: 43 2236 626316 Fax: 52 5 5 870156
France USA
Berkel S.A. Avery Berkel Retail North America
36 Avenue de lEurope 3133 North 150 East
95335 Domont Cedex LaPorte
Tel: 33 1 39 35 57 00 Indiana 46350
Fax: 33 1 39 35 57 57 Tel: 1 800 237 1886
Fax: 1 219 325 9587
Ireland
Berkel (Ireland) Limited Africa
Western Industrial Estate
Naas Road Kenya
Dublin 12 Avery Kenya Limited
Tel: 353 1 4600088 Factory Street
Fax: 353 1 4600096 P.O. Box 30417
Nairobi
Italy Tel: 254 2 559004
Brevetti van Berkel S.p.A. Fax: 254 2 543956
Via F. Olgiati 12
20143 Milan Republic of South Africa
Tel: 39 2 81861 S. A. Scale Co. (Pty) Ltd.
Fax: 39 2 810945 Blackburn Street
Apex Industrial Sites
Sweden P.O. Box 1252
Berkel AB Benoni 1500
Fgelviksvgen 1820 Tel: 27 11 845 2935
S145 53 Norsborg Fax: 27 11 422 4752
Tel: 46 8 534 701 50
Fax: 46 8 534 701 69
Zimbabwe
Avery Berkel Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd.
United Kingdom 4 Conald Road
Avery Berkel Limited Graniteside
Foundry Lane Harare
Smethwick Tel: 263 4 758492/9
West Midlands Fax: 263 4 758490/1
England
B66 2LP
Tel: 44 870 90 34343
Fax: 44 121 224 8183
Avery Berkel Consumables (UK)
Tel: 44 870 90 30108
Fax: 44 870 90 00366
AVERY BERKEL SUBSIDIARY AND ASSOCIATED
COMPANIES WORLDWIDE
Asia and Pacific
India
Avery India Limited
Ballabgarh Works
Plot Nos 50 59
Sector 25
Ballabgarh
Haryana
Tel: 91 1295 23 4625
Fax: 91 1295 23 4091
Malaysia
Avery Malaysia Sdn. Bhd
No 8A Jalan 213
46050 Petaling Jaya
Selangor
Tel: 60 3 7781 4344
Fax: 60 3 7781 5623
Pakistan
Avery Scales (Private) Ltd.
165G, Block 3
P.E.C.H.S.
P.O. Box 4838
Karachi
Tel: 92 21 4534283
Fax: 92 21 4533992
Notes
The address of your local Avery Berkel centre is:
Foundry Lane, Smethwick,

West Midlands, England B66 2LP
Email: info@averyberkel.com Tel UK: 0870 90 34343 Fax UK: 0121 224 8183
Internet: http://www.averyberkel.com 21.08.02 Tel Int: 44 870 90 34343 Fax Int: 44 121 224 8183

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Part 1 Operator Instructions

76103566 Issue 02 English

2 About Your Machine

3.1 Basic operations 31

M series Operator Instructionss i

4.1 Free tare 41

5 Working in Receipt Mode

Displaying your operator subtotal 51

ii M series Operator Instructionss

5.1 Printing a receipt 51

6 Working in Label Mode

6.1 Using the FIX key 61

M series Operator Instructionss iii

7.1 Setting the machine to prepack 71

Using carcass tracking 81

9 The Cassette Printer

Advancing the printer roll 92

iv M series Operator Instructionss

9.1 Changing the printer roll 93

10 The Receipt (Clamshell) Printer

Advancing the printer roll 101

M series Operator Instructionss v

M series Operator Instructions

Manufacturer Avery Berkel

MO100, MO110, MO200,

No. of EC type approval certificate UK2521

corresponds to the requirements of the following EC directives:

NonAutomatic Weighing Instruments Directive 90/384/EEC1

EMC Directive 89/336/EEC

Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC

The applicable harmonised standards are: EN45501, EN60950, EN500811

Note 1 : This declaration is only valid if the nonautomatic weighing

A copy of the original signed declaration for this instrument is available

Pluggable equipment must be installed near an easily

To avoid the possibility of electric shock or damage

M series Operator Instructions 11

The outside of standard products may be wiped down

12 M series Operator Instructions

Caution Cleaning the print head

M series Operator Instructions 13

About Your Machine

M series Operator Instructions

2 About Your Machine

Figure 2.2 Vendor display

M series Operator Instructions 21

2.2 Using the documentation

Glossary of symbols used

weighing machine switch machine

caution or warning container or

numeric keys alpha character

non weighed items programmable

bleeping machine scan the barcode

22 M series Operator Instructions

temperature flashing character

call service engineer spirit level

M series Operator Instructions 23

part number 70257144.

24 M series Operator Instructions

To use the machine only in a manner which

In certain countries it is illegal to use prepack

M series Operator Instructions 25

2.4 Getting started