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Table of Contents
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Label Information..............................................................................................7-37
Changing the Default Label Types .............................................................7-37
Using Word Wrap ......................................................................................7-39
Label Types......................................................................................................7-40
Selecting Label Types ......................................................................................7-41
Standard Labels by Family................................................................................7-43
Standard Labels by Size ...................................................................................7-64
Narrow Labels ..................................................................................................7-81
Custom Labels .................................................................................................7-83
Graphics...........................................................................................................7-84
Itemized Labels ................................................................................................7-86
Selecting Item Tickets ...............................................................................7-88
Selecting Itemized Receipts.......................................................................7-90
Scale Operation .......................................................................................................7-91
Set What the Operator Can Modify ...................................................................7-92
Date/Time.........................................................................................................7-94
Setup Normal Scale Operation..........................................................................7-95
Scale ID & Store Information ....................................................................................7-100
Communications ......................................................................................................7-102
Cassette/Disk ...................................................................................................7-103
Network............................................................................................................7-105
Marquee Setup ........................................................................................................7-107
Marquee Modes................................................................................................7-118
Creating a Permanent or Daily Message ...........................................................7-110
Timed Marquee Messages................................................................................7-113
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Appendix ..........................................................................................................................A-1
Understanding Network Configurations ....................................................................A-2
What Does Client & Server Really Mean? .........................................................A-2
ScaleMaster .....................................................................................................A-3
IntraNet ............................................................................................................A-3
ScaleMaster/IntraNet ........................................................................................A-5
Sending Data to the Scales.........................................................................A-5
Reading Data from the Scales.....................................................................A-5
MiniNet II ..........................................................................................................A-6
Understanding Ethernet Networks............................................................................A-6
Hubs ................................................................................................................A-6
Wiring...............................................................................................................A-6
Crossover Function...........................................................................................A-7
TCP/IP Troubleshooting Addresses..........................................................................A-11
Understanding EAN13 Scale Configuration ..............................................................A-16
EAN13 Barcode Examples................................................................................A-17
Understanding the Text Editor..................................................................................A-20
Select Font .......................................................................................................A-21
Mark Text .........................................................................................................A-22
Cut Text ...........................................................................................................A-23
Paste Text ........................................................................................................A-24
Copy Text.........................................................................................................A-25
Marquee Editor ........................................................................................................A-27
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♦ FCC Note
♦ Verify Correctness of Weight & Price
♦ Supervisor Manual Overview
♦ How to Use This Manual
FCC Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference; in
which case, the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.
Supervisor Manual This manual will use the following methods to explain
Overview keystrokes and data entry procedures:
☛ Note
A note is information that you need to know, but it is not an
actual step in the procedures.
✎ Tip
A tip is additional information that may be useful when you
are using the scale system.
Look At This
Look At This is information to alert you that you may be
doing something that will permanently alter your scale
system.
How to Use This Refer to the following sections for information about using
Manual the Quantum Scale System.
How to Use This Manual ♦ Chapter Eleven: Working With Merchandising Programs
Continued... provides information and procedures for using
Advertised Price, Frequent Shopper, Percent Added,
Portion Pricing, and Bonus Points Programs.
♦ Chapter Twelve: Configuring an EAN13 Barcode explains
how to configure an EAN13 Barcode.
♦ Chapter Thirteen: Understanding TCP/IP Communication
provides information and procedures for setting up
TCP/IP Networks and testing a scales TCP/IP
connection.
♦ Chapter Fourteen: Understanding Wireless Communication
provides information about Frequencies and Wireless
Communication and explains how to setup wireless
networks for several providers.
♦ The Appendix provides information on the following
topics:
* Understanding Network Configurations
* Understanding EAN13 Scale Configuration
* Text and Marquee Editors
* Creating Macros
* Label Types and Graphics
* Recommended Class Structure
* Function Codes
♦ The Glossary provides a definition of some common
terms used throughout the manual.
♦ The Index provides you a listing of the topics in this
manual and their corresponding page numbers.
General Information The Quantum Scale System is perfect for your over-the-
counter weighing applications. This state-of-the-art
weighing system can handle a broad variety of products for
deli, bakery, produce, fish and cheese departments. It can
also function in a Prepack Scale mode when necessary.
Electrical Connections The Power Cord receptacle is located on the bottom side of
the Quantum base. The power cord is connected to 120V.,
60 Hz., Single (1) Phase electrical power. Once the Quantum
is plugged in, the system is ready to begin the Power-up
Sequence.
On the left side of the scale, there are several ports for
peripherals such as:
♦ Disk Player/Recorder & Cassette Player/Recorder
(RS232)
♦ IBM PC Keyboard (Keyboard)
♦ Floppy Disk Drive or Secondary Printer (MODNET)
♦ Future Expansion (i.e., parallel port for Report Printer)
Reset Button Also located on the left side of the scale is the Reset Button.
In the unlikely event the scale stops responding to keyboard
input, you will use the Reset Button to reset the scale back to
the Start a Run Screen.
☛ Note
The POWER key on the front of the Control Panel turns the
displays (both operator and customer) ON and OFF. It is
only functional from the Start a Run Screen. This key should
be used at the end of the day to conserve power.
Control Panel
Overview
Key/Highlight Function
POWER Turns the screen and the keyboard ON/OFF.
“F” Keys (F1-F8) Allows you to make selections from the menu screens or select a row of
Flashkeys.
Numeric Keypad Allows you to enter numeric data.
BACKSPACE Allows you to remove the highlighted character or the character to the left of the
cursor.
CLEAR Allows you to reset a numeric field to zero. This key is not active in a text field.
ESC (Escape) Allows you to return to the previous screen. Pressing [ESC] will save any
changes you make on a screen.
PRINT Allows you to print a label or report.
ENTER Allows the scale to accept the selected data and move to the next field. It also
may advance the cursor to the next screen.
PREV (Previous) Moves you back one screen.
NEXT Moves you to the next screen.
ARROW KEYS Allows you to move the cursor from field-to-field (UP and DOWN Arrow Keys)
or from character-to-character (LEFT and RIGHT Arrow Keys) in a field.
Key/Highlight Function
Alpha Characters Allows you to enter upper case or lower case alpha characters while in a text
field.
SPECIAL CHARS. Press this key to type a special character (found in the upper left corner of each
alpha-key). You must press Special Chars. for each Special Character.
CHANGE CASE Allows you to switch between Upper or Lower Case. You must press Change
Case each time you want to change the case in a text field.
RETURN Advances the cursor to the next field or inserts an End-of-Line in a text field.
SPACE Allows you to type (add) a space between words or characters.
“S” Keys (S1-S4) Allows you to select the column when selecting a Flashkey.
SAVE/RECALL Press this key to have the scale remember a series of keystrokes which can be
recalled later by pressing a Flashkey or by entering a reference number (Macro
ID).
SUPER MENU ON/OFF Allows you to access the Supervisor Menu from the Start a Run Screen or from
any other screen in the Supervisor Mode.
REZERO Allows you to set the scale to 0.00 pounds from the Start a Run or Run Screen.
HELP Allows you to access the Help Screens. From the Run Screen in the Operate
Mode, it allows you to access the On Screen Library and select a PLU.
CONTRAST Allows you to adjust the lightness and darkness of the screen image based on the
viewing angle.
Cursor Highlights text or the position where you will enter data.
Screen Highlights The Quantum Scale System has several common screen
characteristics that assists you in interacting with the scale.
We refer to these as “Screen Highlights.” The highlights act
the same regardless of your screen location.
Highlight Description
Highlight Description
Screen Highlights
Prompt Line The Prompt Line is white text,
reversed out of a black box. It is
typically located at the bottom
portion of the screen. It prompts you
on what your next step should be.
Depending on your scale’s
configuration, it may be black text
reversed out of a white box.
Highlight Description
Control Panel
ESC (Escape) This key on the Control Panel is used
to move you back a level (i.e., one
screen).
Label Stock The following list details important information about labels
and label printing.
♦ The Quantum thermal printhead requires no ink or
ribbon.
♦ Thermal labels used for transactions may be preprinted
or blank.
♦ Preprinted labels may be printed with a customer logo
and/or other merchandising information.
♦ When using blank labels, the Quantum can be set up to
print all of the necessary information.
☛ Note
A complete explanation of the Label Types can be found in
the Appendix of this Manual.
✎ Tip
Hobart supplied labels are recommended to minimize
service problems and extend the life of the printhead.
Keyboard (Optional) The Quantum Scale System is equipped with a serial port
that allows you to use an optional keyboard for computer-
like editing of your product files.
HELP Key Functions The Quantum is equipped with context sensitive Help
Screens to assist you in quick, efficient scale operation. The
HELP Function has four (4) levels of assistance.
☛ Note
In addition to assisting you with scale operation, you will
also press HELP to access the On Screen Library. Refer to
the “On Screen Library” section later in this manual for a
complete explanation of this function.
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(F1) Help on “F” Keys By pressing [F1] on the Help Screen, you get an explanation
of the functions you can perform when you select the
various “F” Keys available for the current function (i.e., the
function for which you pressed HELP).
1. PRESS [HELP].
2. PRESS [F1] to select Help on “F” Keys. You get an
explanation of Date/Time, the only “F” Key available on
that screen.
(F2) About the Keyboard By pressing [F2] to select “About the Keyboard,” you get a
detailed explanation of the following keys:
♦ ENTER ♦ NEXT
♦ ESCAPE ♦ PREV (Previous)
♦ ARROW KEYS ♦ REZERO
♦ BACKSPACE ♦ SAVE/RECALL
♦ CLEAR ♦ FLASHKEYS
♦ POWER ♦ SUPER MENU ON/OFF
♦ PRINT
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(F3) Basic Help When you press [HELP], the default automatically sends
you to the Basic Help Screen(s) for the selected function or
field. As you might suspect, Basic Help gives you a brief
description of the function or selected field, including notes
to help you process the transaction better. From any other
HELP selection, PRESS [F3] to access Basic Help.
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(F4) Moving Through the Moving Through the System is found by pressing [F4] while
System in the HELP mode. When you select [F4], you get an
explanation of how to:
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Supervisor Mode From the Supervisor Mode, you can complete the following
Overview major functions:
♦ Change or Create Product Information (Change Product)
♦ View and Modify Totals Information (Totals Menu)
♦ Print Reports on all scale data (Print Reports Menu)
♦ Backup or Restore scale data (Backup /Restore Menu)
♦ Setup the configuration of the scale (Scale Setup)
♦ Return to the Operate Mode
☛ Note
The Enter Secret ID prompt will only appear if security has
been enabled in your system. Refer to the Scale Setup
section later in this manual for a complete explanation of
this function.
✎ Tip
You may also use the Function Codes listed in the Appendix
of this manual to access a particular Supervisor Function
without having to use the menus.
✎ Tip
While in the Supervisor Mode, pressing the SUPER MENU
ON/OFF Key sends you back to the Supervisor Menu. If you
press it again, it returns you to the screen you were
previously on.
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♦ Overview
♦ Hobart Recommended Class Structure
♦ Accessing the Change Product Function
♦ Common “F” Keys for Change Product Functions
• Delete This Product
• Change Another Field
♦ Creating a New Class
♦ Editing a Class
♦ Adding a New Product
• Support File Overview
• Special Messages
• Expanded Text
• NutriFacts Data
• Marquee Messages
♦ Time Stamp Changes
♦ Making Changes to Product Information
• Accessing the Change Product Menu Screen
• Changing the Unit Price
• Changing Tare
• Changing Shelf Life/Product Life
• Changing a Product’s Reporting Class
• Changing All Price Fields
• Changing All Fields
• Making Batch Price Changes
♦ Setting Up a Forced Price PLU
CHANGE
PRODUCT
Change
Immediate Time Stamp Delete This
Another
Changes Changes Product
Product
(F1) (F2) (F3)
(F1)
Change Change
Another Pricing
Field Mode
(F5) (F7)
All Price
All Fields
Fields
(F7)
(F6)
Change
Another Delete This
Product
Product
(F3)
(F1)
Change
Another Change Text
Field
Field
(F6)
(F5)
Change
Pricing Next Page
Mode (F8)
(F7)
Page 2 of 3 Page 3 of 3
Special
Graphics
Message
Primary
Expanded
Printer
Text
Label Type
Secondary
Printer NutriFacts
Label Type
Marquee
Messages
Batch Price
Changes
(F8)
☛ Note
The fields that can be changed during this function will vary
depending on the PLU type (i.e., Random Weight, Fixed
Weight, By Count or Fluid Ounce).
Hobart Recommended
Class Structure
☛ Note
The paragraphs that follow are an excerpt from the Hobart
PLU Scales Product Look-Up Data Standards Workbook, F-2066
(R3-91). The Appendix contains several examples of how to
set up your Class Structure. For the complete workbook,
request Form 2066 (R3-91) from your local Hobart office.
Accessing the Change To access the Change Product function from the Start a Run
Product Function Screen:
☛ Note
If you have previously configured your scale with IntraNet
turned ON, the Change Product Menu Screen will appear.
Follow the directions for setting up the scale to make
Immediate or Time Stamp Changes. (An explanation of
how to set Time Stamp Changes is found later in this
chapter.)
Common “F” Keys for While in the Change Product function, you have the ability
Change Product to quickly accomplish a task for one PLU and move to the
next without exiting back to the Change Product Menu
Functions Screen. Most Change Product screens have five (5) “F”
keys:
(F5) Change Another Field The Change Another Field softkey is available on any
Change Product screen except Batch Price Changes. When
you press this key, you are sent to the Change Product
Selection Menu Screen. From this menu, you can select the
following:
♦ F1 - Unit Price
♦ F2 - Tare
♦ F3 - Shelf Life
♦ F4 - Class
♦ F6 - All Price Fields
♦ F7 - All Fields
♦ F8 - Batch Price Changes
☛ Note
A complete explanation of how to execute the change
product functions from this screen are found later in this
chapter.
From the Change Product Unit 1. On the Change Product: Unit Price Screen, TYPE the New
Price Screen: Class Number in the Product Number field. (See Note)
1. TYPE the Class Number 2. PRESS [F2] to select Add a New Class. You will now be
2. PRESS [F2] on the Change Class Screen.
3. PRESS [F6]
4. TYPE Description
5. PRESS [ESC]
6. TYPE the Reporting Class
7. PRESS [ENTER] or [ESC]
☛ Note
In order to add a new class or product, the number you
enter in this field must be unique. If the number already
exists as a PLU you will remain on the current Change
Product screen. If the number you enter is new, you will be
asked if you want to add the new number as a Product or a
Class. (The screen will be similar to the one above.) If you
select New Product, you will be sent to the Change Product
Screen. If you select New Class, you will be sent to the
Change Class Screen. From these screens, you can change
any field as necessary.
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☛ Note
The Reporting Class in Step No. 6 is the Class to which
another Class (i.e., SubClass) or Product reports its Totals
information.
☛ Note
From the Class Number field, if you enter a PLU Number,
the screen will change to Change Product: All Fields Screen.
You can switch back and forth between PLU’s and Classes
in the Change Product and Change Class Screens.
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Add a New Product Initially, the steps to Add a New Product and Add A New
Class are similar.
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QUICK STEPS 6. A message box will now appear asking you to specify
whether the new PLU is a Random Weight, Fixed
Continued: Weight or Fluid Ounce item. PRESS [F1] to add it as a
6. PRESS [F1], [F2] or [F3] Random Weight item -- OR -- PRESS [F2] to add it as a
7. PRESS [F6] Fixed Weight item, --OR-- PRESS [F3] to add it as a Fluid
8. TYPE Description Ounce item. You should now be on Change Product -
9. PRESS [ESC] Page 1.
10. TYPE UPC Number System
(If needed)
11. TYPE UPC Number /
PRESS [ENTER]
12. TYPE By Count Value (If
appropriate)
☛ Note
Random Weight includes products sold By Weight or By
Count.
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☛ Note
♦ Random Weight PLU’s with a By Count = 0 are priced as
they are weighed. A Random Weight PLU with a By
Count ≥ 1 will be priced by the count (i.e., 3 for $1.00). A
Fixed Weight PLU (including Fluid Ounce PLU’s must
have a By Count ≥ 1.
♦ If you enter a By Count value ≥ 1, the Tare field changes
to Exception Price.
QUICK STEPS 13. TYPE the Unit Price and PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN
ARROW (▼)].
Continued: 14. TYPE the Tare value and PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN
13. TYPE Unit Price / PRESS ARROW (▼)]. (See Note on next page)
[ENTER] 15. TYPE the Proportional Tare value and PRESS [ENTER]
14. TYPE Tare / PRESS or [DOWN ARROW (▼)]. (See Note on next page)
[ENTER] 16. TYPE the Shelf Life value and PRESS [ENTER] or
15. TYPE Proportional Tare / [DOWN ARROW (▼)].
PRESS [ENTER] 17. TYPE the Product Life value and PRESS [ENTER] or
16. TYPE Shelf Life / PRESS [DOWN ARROW (▼)].
[ENTER] 18. TYPE the Class Number to which this PLU Number
17. TYPE Product Life / should report.
PRESS [ENTER]
18. TYPE Class Number
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☛ Note
♦ By Count, Fixed Weight and Fluid Ounce PLU’s do not
have a Tare value.
♦ The Proportional Tare field is used for candy or other
items that are individually wrapped and then sold by
weight. Proportional Tare can be defined as the
percentage of the total product weight that is the
“wrapper” for the individual item. This value
represents the proportion of tare material in comparison
with the gross weight of the item (commodity). For a
complete explanation of Proportional Tare (also known
as Percentage Tare) reference the Appendix.
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Support File Overview Page 3 allows you to create Support Files for each PLU such
as: Special Messages, Expanded Text, NutriFacts and
Marquee Messages. While this information is still part of
Adding a New Product, the following pages explain in
detail how to create, copy, edit, use and delete each of the
available Support Files.
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☛ Note
There are some common characteristics among the Page 3
functions.
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Special Messages This function allows you to create, copy from another PLU,
edit, use or delete a Special Message.
From Page 3:
1. Position Cursor at Special
Message field
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F1]
4. TYPE Special Message Text
5. PRESS [ESC]
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☛ Note
♦ You can create a New Special Message even if one
already exists for this PLU.
♦ The size of the Special Message is determined by the
label type(s) for the PLU. If the Label Type has a Special
Message field, the field determines the size. If both the
Primary and Secondary Label Types have a Special
Message field, the smaller field size is used. If no Special
Message field exists on the label, the large window
appears.
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(F2) Copy and Edit Special This function allows you to copy and edit a Special Message
Messages from another PLU. You can make changes to it and save it
as a separate Special Message.
From Page 3: 1. Make sure the active field is the Special Message field.
1. Position Cursor at Special 2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
Message field be on the Change Special Message Screen.
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F2]
4. TYPE Product Number
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
6. TYPE new Special Message
7. PRESS [ESC]
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(F3) Use Special Messages This selection allows you to use the same Special Message
for numerous PLU’s. This is especially helpful in reducing
the amount of memory that’s required to store the
information in the scale.
QUICK STEPS
To access the Use Special Message function:
From Page 3:
1. Position Cursor at Special 1. Make sure the active field is the Special Message field.
Message field 2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
2. PRESS [F6] be on the Change Special Message Screen.
3. PRESS [F3]
4. TYPE Product Number
5. PRESS [ESC]
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(F4) Edit Special Messages This function allows you to edit a previously created Special
Message.
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(F5) Delete Special Message This selection permanently removes the Special Message
from the scale’s memory.
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Expanded Text From this selection, you can create, copy from another PLU,
edit, use or delete Expanded Text.
☛ Note
Before you begin working with Expanded Text, verify
whether Word Wrap is On or Off. Refer to Using Word Wrap
in Chapter 7 for a detailed explanation.
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(F2) Copy and Edit This function allows you to copy and edit Expanded Text
Expanded Text from another PLU. You can make changes to it and save it
as a separate Expanded Text file.
From Page 3: 1. Make sure the active field is the Expanded Text field.
1. Position Cursor at 2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
Expanded Text field be on the Change Expanded Text Screen.
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F2]
4. TYPE Product Number
5. PRESS [ENTER]
6. TYPE new Expanded Text
7. PRESS [ESC]
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✎ Tip
If the all the Expanded Text information will be used on
another PLU, select Use (F3) to reduce the memory
requirements.
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(F3) Use Expanded Text This selection allows you to use the same Expanded Text for
numerous PLU’s. This is especially helpful in reducing the
amount of memory that’s required to store the information
in the scale.
QUICK STEPS
Expanded text can be automatically adjusted to fit the width
From Page 3: of the field when changing label types if there are no
1. Position Cursor at carriage returns in the expanded text. Refer to Using Word
Expanded Text field Wrap in chapter 7 for further explanation.
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F3] To access the Use Expanded Text function:
4. TYPE Product Number
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼] 1. Make sure the active field is the Expanded Text field.
2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
be on the Change Expanded Text Screen.
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(F4) Edit Expanded Text This function allows you to edit previously created
Expanded Text.
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(F5) Delete Expanded Text This selection permanently removes Expanded Text from
the scale’s memory.
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NutriFacts Data This function allows you to create, edit, copy or delete
NutriFacts Data for a PLU. NutriFacts Data is specific to
one (1) PLU only. You can copy information from one PLU
to another; however, it then becomes unique for that PLU.
☛ Note
Before you can enter NutriFacts, you must select a Primary
or Secondary Printer Label Type that will print NutriFacts
information. A complete list of Label Types that will allow
you to print NutriFacts information is found in Chapter 7.
The FDA Nutrifacts secondary label defaults to 0 when
printing on label types smaller than the default primary
label type.
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From Page 3:
1. Position Cursor at
NutriFacts field
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F1]
4. TYPE NutriFacts Data
5. PRESS [ESC]
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(F2) Copy and Edit This function allows you to copy and edit NutriFacts data
NutriFacts Data from another PLU. You can make changes to it and save it
as separate NutriFacts.
From Page 3: 1. Make sure the active field is the NutriFacts field.
1. Position Cursor at the 2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
NutriFacts field be on the Change NutriFacts Data Screen.
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F2]
4. TYPE Product Number
5. PRESS [ENTER]
6. TYPE NutriFacts Data
7. PRESS [ESC]
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☛ Note
Because NutriFacts data is unique for each PLU, the Use
option (F3) is not available.
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(F4) Edit NutriFacts Data This function allows you to edit previously created
NutriFacts Data.
From Page 3:
1. Position Cursor at Special
Message field
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F4]
4. Edit NutriFacts Data
5. PRESS [ESC]
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(F5) Delete NutriFacts Data This selection permanently removes the NutriFacts Data
from the scale’s memory.
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Marquee Messages Marquee Messages can be created for each product within
your scale system. They can be constructed in numerous
ways to gain customer attention. Depending on your
merchandising strategy, you may setup the Marquee
Message to display the following characteristics:
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☛ Note
The term Text Block refers to an entire Marquee Message,
words within a message or characters within a message. In
the following explanation, the word is used
interchangeably.
✎ Tip
If you want a text block to perform a function, you must first
enter the command, then type the marquee message text
block.
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From Page 3:
1. Position Cursor at Marquee
Message field
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F1]
4. TYPE Marquee Message
Text
5. Use the Marquee Editor (If
needed)
6. PRESS [F8] / PRESS [F8]
7. PRESS [ESC]
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(F2) Copy and Edit Marquee This function allows you to copy and edit a Marquee
Messages Message from another PLU. You can make changes to it
and save it as a separate Marquee Message.
From Page 3: 1. Make sure the active field is the Marquee Message field.
1. Position Cursor at Marquee 2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
Message field be on the Change Marquee Message Screen.
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F2]
4. TYPE Product Number
5. PRESS [F8]
6. TYPE new Marquee
Message
7. PRESS [ESC]
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(F3) Use Marquee Messages This selection allows you to use the same Marquee Message
for numerous PLU’s. This is especially helpful in reducing
the amount of memory that’s required to store the
information in the scale.
QUICK STEPS
To access the Use Marquee Message function:
From Page 3:
1. Position Cursor at Marquee 1. Make sure the active field is the Marquee Message field.
Message field 2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
2. PRESS [F6] be on the Change Marquee Message Screen.
3. PRESS [F3]
4. TYPE Product Number
5. PRESS [ESC]
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(F4) Edit Marquee Messages This function allows you to edit a previously created
Marquee Message.
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(F5) Delete Marquee This selection permanently removes the Marquee Message
Messages from the scale’s memory.
QUICK STEPS 1. Make sure the active field is the Marquee Message field.
2. PRESS [F6] to select Change Text Field. You should now
From Page 3: be on the Change Marquee Message Screen that details
1. Position Cursor at Marquee the Products that use this Marquee Message.
Message field
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS [F5]
4. Confirm All or This
Product Only (If needed)
5. PRESS [F5] or [F7] (if
needed)
6. Verify Deletion
7. PRESS [ESC] to exit
Change Product
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☛ Note
In the event you have previously set a time for changes to
occur and that time hasn’t arrived, the following screen will
appear.
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6. When you have the correct Date and Time, PRESS [F1]
to Begin Making Changes. When you press [F1], you are
then sent to the Change Product: Unit Price Screen.
☛ Note
All product changes will be recorded until you exit the
Change Product functions. The bottom of the Change
Product Screen shows you the date and time you’ve selected
for the changes to take effect.
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Making Changes to In previous sections of this chapter, you learned how to Add
Product Information a New Class, Edit a Class and Add a New Product. For the
remainder of the chapter, we’re going to focus on Making
Changes to Product Information (i.e., editing a PLU record).
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(F1) Changing the Unit Price To change only the Unit Price of a product:
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☛ Note
If you need to Delete, Change Another Field or Add a New
Product Number, refer to those sections previously in this
manual.
(F2) Changing Tare From the Change Product: Tare Screen, you can change only
the Tare weight of a product.
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☛ Note
By Count and Fixed Weight PLU’s do not have a tare. If you
enter a By Count or Fixed Weight PLU Number, a message
windows appears alerting you to this fact.
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☛ Note
The Tare field may be shown as Forced Tare and/or Platter
Tare. Platter Tare may be configured in the Service Mode
during the initial scale set-up.
1. If configured, each Random Weight PLU may be set-up
with Forced Tare or Platter Tare.
Operating in Forced Tare If you are operating in the Forced Tare Mode:
Mode 1. With the cursor on the Tare field, PRESS [CLEAR]. The
field name changes to Forced Tare.
2. PRESS [ENTER] to return to the Product Number field or
PRESS [ESC] to exit and return to the Supervisor Menu
Screen.
Operating in Platter Tare If you are operating in the Platter Tare Mode:
Mode 1. With the cursor on the Tare field, place the platter
package container on the Scale Platter. The scale will
automatically insert the Tare value.
2. PRESS [ENTER] to return to the Product Number field
or PRESS [ESC] to exit and return to the Supervisor
Menu Screen.
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(F3) Changing Shelf From this screen, you can change the Shelf Life and Product
Life/Product Life Life of a product.
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(F4) Changing a Product’s From this screen, you can change a Product’s Reporting
Reporting Class Class.
✎ Tip
A Class Structure is necessary to fully utilize the Product
LookUp Library (HELP) in the Operate Mode. Refer to the
Appendix to view a typical Class Structure.
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(F6) Changing All Price The All Price Fields selection allows you to change all price
Fields related information for a product.
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Random Weight PLU’s 1. Complete Steps 1 - 5 from the Changing All Price Fields
section to prepare to change a Random Weight PLU.
2. TYPE the By Count Number of Zero (0).
QUICK STEPS 3. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
the Unit Price field.
From the Change Product 4. TYPE the Unit Price.
Screen: 5. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
1. TYPE By Count Value the Tare field.
2. PRESS [ENTER]or [▼] 6. TYPE the Tare Weight, Platter Tare or Forced Tare
3. TYPE Unit Price Value Value.
4. PRESS [ENTER]or [▼] 7. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
5. TYPE Tare Weight, Platter the Proportional Tare field.
Tare or Forced Tare Value 8. TYPE the Proportional Tare Value.
6. PRESS [ENTER]or [▼] 9. PRESS [ENTER] to return to the Product Number field
7. TYPE Proportional Tare or [ESC] to save the changes.
Value
8. PRESS [ESC]
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By Count PLU’s 1. Complete Steps 1 - 5 from the All Price Fields section to
prepare to change an Item Sold By Count.
QUICK STEPS 2. TYPE the By Count Number of two (2) or more.
3. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
From the Change Product the Unit Price field.
Screen: 4. TYPE the Unit Price.
1. TYPE By Count Value > 2 5. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
2. PRESS [ENTER]or [▼] the Exception Price field.
3. TYPE Unit Price Value 6. TYPE the Exception Price.
4. PRESS [ENTER]or [▼] 7. PRESS [ENTER] to return to the Product Number field
5. TYPE Exception Price or [ESC] to save the changes.
Value
6. PRESS [ESC]
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Fixed Weight PLU’s 1. Complete Steps 1 - 5 from the All Price Fields section to
prepare to change an Item Sold By Fixed Weight.
QUICK STEPS 2. TYPE the By Count Number.
3. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
From the Change Product the Unit Price field.
Screen: 4. TYPE the Unit Price.
1. TYPE By Count Value 5. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
2. PRESS [ENTER]or [▼] the Net Weight field.
3. TYPE Unit Price Value 6. TYPE the Net Weight (oz. or kg).
4. PRESS [ENTER]or [▼] 7. PRESS [ENTER] to return to the Product Number field
5. TYPE Net Weight Value or [ESC] to save the changes.
6. PRESS [ESC]
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Fluid Ounce PLU’s To change all the price fields on a Fluid Ounce PLU:
QUICK STEPS 1. Complete Steps 1 - 5 from the All Price Fields section to
prepare to change an Item Sold By Fluid Ounce.
From the Change Product 2. TYPE the By Count Number.
Screen: 3. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
the Unit Price field.
1. Complete Steps 1 - 5 4. TYPE the Unit Price.
2. TYPE the By Count 5. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
3. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼] the Fluid Ounce field.
4. TYPE the Unit Price 6. TYPE the Fluid Ounce value (oz.).
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼] 7. PRESS [ENTER] to return to the Product Number field
6. TYPE the Fluid Ounce or [ESC] to save the changes.
value
7. PRESS [ENTER] or [ESC]
☛ Note
You will notice common changes to the screen when you
enter certain PLU types.
♦ Tare will change to Exception Price if By Count equals 1
or higher.
♦ Tare will change to Net Weight (oz. or kg) if it is a Fixed
Weight PLU.
♦ Tare will change to Fluid Ounces if it is a Fluid Ounce
PLU.
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(F7) Changing All Fields A complete explanation of how to change All Fields is found
in the Add a New Product section of this chapter. Refer to
this section for a complete explanation of using this “F” Key.
(F8) Making Batch Price Batch Price Changes gives you the ability to change the price
Changes of a range of PLU’s at one time. The range can be
determined by either Class or a Range of PLU Numbers.
The price change can be handled as either an Increase or
Decrease; and by percentage or fixed dollar amount.
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Batch Price Changes – 1. From the Batch Price Changes Screen, PRESS [F5] to
By Class select By Class.
QUICK STEPS
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Batch Price Changes – 1. From the Batch Price Changes Screen, PRESS [F5] to select
By PLU Range By PLU Range.
QUICK STEPS
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Setting Up a Forced Price Forced price means that the PLU is set up to force the
PLU Operator to enter a price before the product can be weighed.
You can set up a forced price for Random Weight, Fixed
Weight, or By Count PLUs.
☛ Note
You cannot use a forced price PLU in Self Service mode.
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F1] to select Change
1. PRESS [F1] Product.
2. Enter the PLU 2. Enter the PLU in the Product Number field.
3. PRESS [ENTER] or 3. If this is an existing PLU, PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN
[DOWN ARROW] ARROW] to move to the Unit Price field.
4. At Unit Price field, PRESS --OR--
[CLEAR] If this is a new PLU, a message displays informing you
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [ESC] that the Product Number you entered doesn’t exist.
A. PRESS [F1] to add the PLU as a new product. A
message displays asking you to specify whether the
new PLU is a Random Weight, Fixed Weight or Fluid
Ounce item.
B. PRESS [F1] to add it as a Random Weight item
-- OR -- PRESS [F2] to add it as a Fixed Weight item,
--OR-- PRESS [F3] to add it as a Fluid Ounce item.
C. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW] to move to the
Unit Price field.
☛ Note
Verify that the Number System is set to 02 in order to create
a forced price PLU.
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TOTALS
MENU
PRESS [F2]
Totals
Menu
One Totals
Type Hourly Delete This
Hourly
for All Totals Type
(F3)
Products (F3) (F5)
(F3)
Totals Menu From the Totals Menu, you can complete the following:
Supervisor Menu ♦ View Product, Operator, or Hourly Totals
“F” Key = F2 ♦ Clear Product, Operator, or Hourly Totals
♦ Void Product, Operator, or Hourly Totals
♦ Configure (Create, Edit or Delete) up to seven (7) Totals
Types
♦ Collect Totals from other Quantum Scales if a MiniNet II
network is installed
Mode Function
What are Totals? In order to effectively use the Totals Menu Screens, you
must understand what Totals are and the different
components that make up a Totals record.
From the Start a Run Screen: 1. From the Start a Run Screen, PRESS [SUPER MENU
1. PRESS [SUPER MENU ON/OFF].
ON/OFF] 2. TYPE your Secret ID Number (if required) and PRESS
2. TYPE ID Number and [ENTER].
PRESS [ENTER] (If 3. (From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F2] to select Totals
required) Menu. You should now be on the Totals Menu.
3. PRESS [F2]
☛ Note
The options that are available in the Totals Menu are
dependent upon whether Totals actually exist and the
configuration of the scale.
For example, the following screen appears if no totals exist
and you have configured the scale for MiniNet II. Notice
that View Totals, Clear Totals Menu and Void Totals are
disabled selections.
(F1) View Totals From this option, you can view the following totals
(provided Totals exist):
♦ Product
♦ Operator
♦ Hourly
Term Definition
☛ Note
If the PLU is not a By Count PLU, each transaction counts as
one (1) item.
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☛ Note
If more Operator Totals exist than can fit on once screen, F8
will be enabled to display the next page of Operator Totals.
[PREV] and [NEXT] can be used to move between pages as
well.
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☛ Note
If the PLU is not a By Count PLU, each transaction counts as
one (1) item.
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☛ Note
If the PLU is not a By Count PLU, each transaction counts as
one (1) item.
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(F2) Clear Totals From this option, you can do the following:
♦ Clear All Product Totals
♦ Clear All Totals for a Selected Item
♦ Clear All Totals for a Selected Totals Type
♦ Clear All Operator Totals
♦ Clear All Hourly Totals
♦ Clear All Product, Operator and Hourly Totals
simultaneously
The table below gives you the definition and outcome of the
selected function.
Term Definition
Clear All Product Totals Clears item totals for all products
without affecting Operator or Hourly
Totals.
One Product’s Totals Clears all Totals Types for the item
selected.
One Totals Type for All Clears all the totals for the Totals Type
Products selected.
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From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F2] to select the
1. PRESS [F2] Totals Menu.
2. PRESS [F2]
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(F1) Clear All Product 1. From the Clear Totals Menu, PRESS [F1] to select All
Totals Product Totals.
QUICK STEPS
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(F2) Clear One Product’s 1. From the Clear Totals Menu, PRESS [F2] to select One
Totals Product’s Totals. You should now be on the Clear One
Product’s Totals Screen.
QUICK STEPS
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(F3) Clear One ‘Totals Type’ 1. From the Clear Totals Menu, PRESS [F3]. You should
for All Products now be on the Clear One Totals Type for All Products
Screen.
QUICK STEPS
☛ Note
If the Totals Type is grayed so that you cannot select it, it
means that there is no totals information for that Totals
Type.
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4. Verify that the listed Totals Type is the one you want to
clear.
5. To complete the function, PRESS [F1] to select Clear
These Totals.
6. Press Any Key to return to the Clear One Totals Type for
All Products Screen to select another Totals Type.
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(F3) Void Totals Void Totals allows you to subtract a portion of totals
(weight, value, packages or runs) for any Product, Operator,
Hour, or Totals Type.
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(F1) Void Product Totals 3. If not already done, PRESS [F5] to select the Totals Type
you want to Void.
QUICK STEPS
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(F2) Void Operator Totals 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F2].
2. From the Totals Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Void Totals.
3. PRESS [F2] to select Operator Totals.
QUICK STEPS 4. TYPE the Operator ID Number where you want to
perform the void.
From the Supervisor Menu: 5. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move you
1. PRESS [F2] to the Weight Void Block.
2. PRESS [F3]
3. PRESS [F2]
4. TYPE the Operator ID
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
6. TYPE Void Amounts and
PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
7. PRESS [F8]
8. TYPE Operator ID or
PRESS [ESC]
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(F3) Void Hourly Totals 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F2].
2. From the Totals Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Void Totals.
3. PRESS [F3] to select Hourly Totals.
QUICK STEPS 4. TYPE the Hour (0-23) where you want to perform a
void.
From the Supervisor Menu: 5. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move you
1. PRESS [F2] to the Weight Void Block.
2. PRESS [F3]
3. PRESS [F3]
4. TYPE Hour Value
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
6. TYPE Void Amounts and
PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
7. PRESS [F8]
8. TYPE the Hour Number or
PRESS [ESC]
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(F4) Configure Totals From this function, you can complete the following:
Types ♦ Create up to seven (7) Total Types
♦ Edit Total Types
♦ Delete Total Types
The Total Types that you create can be selected from the
Start a Run Screen when weighing product(s).
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☛ Note
The leading UPC digit can be changed to specify some
internal use for the Bar Code.
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☛ Note
The leading UPC digit can be changed to specify some
internal use for the Bar Code.
☛ Note
Production Totals cannot be deleted and its name
“Production” cannot be changed. However, other
properties of configuring “Production” Totals can be edited.
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☛ Note
In order to Collect Totals via MiniNet II, the Network
function must be configured for MiniNet II. This function is
available under the Scale Setup - Communications Menu.
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3. When you press [F5], the scale searches for each Scale ID
(0 to 15) in succession. It continues until all totals are
collected from the scales connected through MiniNet II.
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♦ Overview
♦ Print Reports Menu
• Print Product Totals Menu
• Print All Operator Totals
• Print Hourly Totals
• Print All Totals Reports
• Print a Cutting Test Report
♦ Print Products Menu
• Print Product List Menu
• Print Product Review Menu
• Print Time Stamp Changes
♦ Print Flashkeys
♦ Print Operator ID List
♦ Print Label Related Items Menu
• Print Reusable Text Menu
⇒ Print Special Messages Menu
⇒ Print Expanded Text Menu
⇒ Print Marquee Messages Menu
• Print Label Types
• Print Graphics
♦ Print Configuration
♦ Print Miscellaneous Menu
PRINT
REPORTS
MENU
PRESS [F3]
Print Reports
Menu
Cutting Test
(F5)
Report Description
Totals 1. Allows you to print Product Totals by
PLU for a range of items or all items.
2. Allows you to print Hourly Totals for all
hours or range of hours.
3. Allows you to print All Operator Totals.
4. Allows you to print All Totals in the
system.
5. Allows you to print a Cutting Test Report.
From the Start a Run Menu: 1. From the Start a Run Menu, PRESS [SUPER MENU
1. PRESS [SUPER MENU ON/OFF].
ON/OFF] 2. TYPE your Secret ID Number (if required) and PRESS
2. TYPE Secret ID Number [ENTER].
and PRESS [ENTER] (If 3. On the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3]. You should now be
required) on the Print Reports Menu.
3. PRESS [F3]
☛ Note
Each menu lists the number of records that are available to
be printed. If a menu has 0 records to print, the
accompanying softkey will be disabled.
(F1) Print Product Totals 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select the Print
Menu Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F1] to select the
Totals Menu. You should now be on the Print Totals
Menu.
QUICK STEPS
(F2) Print All Operator 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Totals Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F1] to select Totals
Menu.
QUICK STEPS
(F3) Print Hourly Totals 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F1] to select Totals
QUICK STEPS Menu.
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(F4) Print All Totals Reports 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F1] to select Totals
Menu.
QUICK STEPS
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☛ Note
Total Gross Weight can be accumulative. Every time you
enter a Current Gross Weight, it gets added to the Total
Gross Weight. In some cases, you may not want to clear the
Total Gross Weight. If needed, PRESS [F3] to select Clear
Total Gross Weight.
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☛ Note
The labels print with Percentages for each PLU, SubClass
and Class, as well as the Totals for the selected Totals Type.
While the labels are printing you will be on the Printing
Cutting Test Screen.
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(F2) Print Products As mentioned previously, the Print Products Menu allows
Menu you to print on a label:
♦ A list of PLU items including name and number
♦ Each PLU’s product information including:
* Product Description
* Reporting Class
* Fixed Weight, Count or Tare Weight
* Price and Product Number
♦ Each PLU that has a time stamp change attached to it
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
1. PRESS [F3] Reports Menu.
2. PRESS [F2] 2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F2] to select
Products Menu. You should now be on the Print
Products Menu.
☛ Note
The Time Stamp Changes Menu appears if you have
configured your scale for IntraNet. The Softkey will be
disabled (grayed) if no Time Stamp Changes are currently
logged.
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(F1) Print Product List To access the Print Product List Menu:
Menu
1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F2] to select Print
QUICK STEPS Products Menu. You should now be on the Print
Products Menu.
From the Supervisor Menu: 3. PRESS [F1] to select Product List Menu.
1. PRESS [F3]
2. PRESS [F2]
3. PRESS [F1]
4. PRESS [F1] or [F2]
5. If [F2], TYPE the beginning
Product Number
6. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
7. TYPE the ending Product
Number
8. PRESS [F1]
9. PRESS [ESC]
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(F2) Print Product Review To access the Print Product Review Menu:
Menu
1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F2] to select Print
QUICK STEPS Products Menu. You should now be on the Print Products
Menu.
From the Supervisor Menu: 3. PRESS [F2] to select Product Review Menu.
1. PRESS [F3]
2. PRESS [F2]
3. PRESS [F2]
4. PRESS [F1] or [F2]
5. If [F2], TYPE the beginning
Product Number
6. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
7. TYPE the ending Product
Number
8. PRESS [F1]
9. PRESS [ESC]
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(F3) Print Time Stamp To access the Time Stamp Changes Menu:
Changes
1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F2] to select Print
QUICK STEPS Products Menu. You should now be on the Print
Products Menu.
From the Supervisor Menu: 3. PRESS [F3] to select Time Stamp Changes Menu.
1. PRESS [F3]
2. PRESS [F2]
3. PRESS [F3]
4. PRESS [F1] or [F2]
5. If [F2], TYPE the beginning
Product Number
6. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
7. TYPE the ending Product
Number
8. PRESS [F1]
9. PRESS [ESC]
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Flashkey Report
(F4) Print Operator ID To access and print the Print Operator ID List:
List
1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Reports Menu.
2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F4] to select
Operator ID List. You should now be on the Print
QUICK STEPS Operator ID List Screen and the report begins printing.
When the report is finished printing, the scale returns
From the Supervisor Menu:
you to the Print Reports Menu.
1. PRESS [F3]
2. PRESS [F4]
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(F5) Print Label From the Print Label Related Items Menu, you can select from
Related Items Menu the following options:
♦ Reusable Text Menu (To print Special Messages,
Expanded Text or Marquee Messages)
♦ Label Types
♦ Graphics
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(F1) Print Reusable Text From this selection you may print the following reports for
Menu all product numbers or a specified range of product
numbers:
♦ Special Message Reports
♦ Expanded Text Reports
♦ Marquee Message Reports
QUICK STEPS
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(F2) Print Expanded Text 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
Menu Reports Menu.
2. PRESS [F5] to select Label Related Items Menu.
QUICK STEPS
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(F2) Print Label Types From this selection you may print the label template for all
label types or a selected range of label types.
QUICK STEPS
To access and print Label Types:
From the Supervisor Menu:
1. PRESS [F3] 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
2. PRESS [F5] Reports Menu.
3. PRESS [F2] 2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Label
4. PRESS [F1] or [F2] Related Items Menu.
5. If [F2], TYPE the beginning
Label Type Number
6. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
7. TYPE the ending Label Type
Number
8. PRESS [F1]
9. PRESS [ESC]
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☛ Note
Only Label Types sized to fit on the label stock currently
loaded will print.
(F3) Print Graphics From this selection you may print all Graphics or a selected
range of Graphics.
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Print
1. PRESS [F3] Reports Menu.
2. PRESS [F5] 2. From the Print Reports Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Label
3. PRESS [F3] Related Items Menu.
4. PRESS [F1] or [F2]
5. If [F2], TYPE the beginning
Graphics Number
6. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
7. TYPE the ending Graphics
Number
8. PRESS [F1]
9. PRESS [ESC]
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Graphics Report
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Configuration Report
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☛ Note
The Configuration Report will print only on Continuous
Label Stock or Listing Paper. If any other label stock is
loaded, you will get the following message.
(F8) Print To access and print from the Print Miscellaneous Menu (i.e.,
Miscellaneous Menu Operator Changes):
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♦ Overview
♦ Backup to Diskette
• Unmark Changed Items
♦ Backup Changes to Diskette
♦ Restore from Diskette
• Bad Record Scan
♦ Add Changes from Diskette
♦ Backup or Restore with Intranet
• Send to Scales via Intranet
• Send Changes via Intranet
6-1 Backup/Restore
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Backup/Restore Flowchart
BACKUP/RESTORE
MENU
PRESS [F4]
Backup/Restore
Menu
PLU Data
(F2)
Label Data
(F3)
Macros
(F4)
Operator Data
(F5)
Store Name/
Number
(F6)
Scale
Configuration
(F7)
Backup Data
to Disk in
Ultima
2000 or SP
Format
(F8)
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☛ Note
The Quantum Scale System is equipped with an IntraNet
networking system. When you make a change to one scale
in a department, it will automatically update all the other
scales attached within that department. A detailed
explanation of the differences between the IntraNet,
MiniNet II and ScaleMaster networking options is found in
the Scale Setup section.
☛ Note
The functions available for use on the Backup/Restore
Screen are determined from your selections in the Scale
Setup - Communications Menu.
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Function Description
Add Changes from Allows you to add for every data type
Diskette selected any record marked as a Changed
record on the diskette.
Send to Scales via Allows you to send (for every data type
IntraNet selected) all data to the scales on the
IntraNet Network.
Send Changes via Allows you to send (for every data type
IntraNet selected) any record marked as changed
to the scales on the IntraNet network.
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☛ Note
The following procedures refer to the Hobart External Disk
Drive. If you are using the Hobart Disk Player/Recorder,
consult your DPR manual for backup or restore procedures.
You must connect the External Disk Drive to the system
using the Module Network Port. Be sure the Start a Run
Screen displays when you connect the devices.
Backup to Diskette For every data type selected, this function enables you to
Backup your data to a disk using a Hobart External Disk
Drive. It functions in much the same way as when saving a
computer file to a floppy disk.
☛ Note
In order to Backup to Diskette, the Cassette/Disk function
must be configured for Disk. This function is available
under the Scale Setup - Communications Menu.
☛ Note
The operator must have the correct Access Level to backup
the database.
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☛ Note
When writing to a diskette, you need to select the data
format of SP80/1500 or Ultima 2000.
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☛ Note
If the External Disk Drive detects an un-formatted disk, a
prompt displays. Select the type of disk you are using.
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☛ Note
As you load a disk the system counts down memory usage,
“memory free”displays. A Hobart Service Representative
should be contacted for anything below 100K.
✎ Tip
Important Read This…. Before you select Unmark Changed Items, make sure you
have completed all functions that only require a backup of
changes. This can save you valuable production time in the
long run.
For example, let’s say you are running a complete backup of
your database so that it can be sent to another store location.
You have completed the Backup to Diskette function and
now you have the option to Unmark Changed Items. If you
select F1, you can no longer only backup your department
scales with Backup Changes. You now have to read the
entire database (for the data type selected) into the
department scales. This could take a long time depending
on the size of the data files selected. Select Unmark
Changed Items only when you are completely through with
the Backup functions.
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Unmark Changed Items The Quantum automatically marks a record whenever you
make a change to it. You can then send these changed
records to other scales via IntraNet or MiniNet II. Unmark
QUICK STEPS Changed Items allows you to Unmark Changed Items after
the changes have been sent to the other scales or backed-up
These steps are OPTIONAL: on a disk/cassette. Unmark Changed Items will find any
1. PRESS [F1] record marked as changed and restore them to an unmarked
2. PRESS [ESC] condition.
☛ Note
Unmark Changed Items is only available after the Backup
function is successfully completed.
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Backup Changes to For every data type selected, this function is used to Backup
Diskette any record marked as a changed record in the database to a
diskette. You will do this via a Diskette and External Disk
Drive. This saves time during the Backup procedures
because it only backs up records that have been changed,
not the entire database.
You may also use this function when you want to Add a
Custom Label. You should choose only Label Data to be
transferred when you want to add a custom label.
☛ Note
In order to Backup Changes to Diskette, the Cassette/Disk
function must be configured for Disk. This function is
available under the Scale Setup - Communications Menu.
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☛ Note
When writing to a diskette, you need to select the data
format of SP80/1500 or Ultima 2000.
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Restore from Diskette For every data type selected, the Restore from Diskette
function allows you to restore your data to a disk using a
Hobart External Disk Drive.
☛ Note
In order to Restore from Diskette, the Cassette/Disk
function must be configured for Disk. This function is
available under the Scale Setup - Communications Menu.
Look At This
When you select Restore from Diskette, the function will
delete the database in your scale for the data type(s)
selected. It replaces all the specified data type(s) with new
information from the disk. Make sure you have carefully
selected the correct data type(s).
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F4] to select Backup
1. PRESS [F4] or Restore Menu.
2. PRESS [F7]
3. PRESS “F” Keys as
appropriate
4. PRESS [ESC]
5. PRESS [F3]
6. Insert the Disk and PRESS
[ENTER]
7. PRESS [F1] - Optional
8. PRESS [ESC]
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Bad Record Scan The Bad Record Scan option is available after you Add or
Restore data, or anytime you want to check the database
from the Backup or Restore Menu. This function searches
QUICK STEPS the time file and checks for records that were not loaded
correctly. If a record is not linked to anything, it is
From the Backup or Restore automatically deleted.
Menu:
1. PRESS [F1] To run a Bad Record Scan from the Backup or Restore Menu:
2. PRESS [ESC]
1. PRESS [F1] to select Bad Record Scan. The scale will then
begin running the scan. It could take several seconds or
longer, depending on the amount of data to be checked.
There will be a message in the black box at the bottom of
the screen explaining what problems the scan found, if
any.
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Add Changes from For every data type selected, the Add Changes from
Diskette Diskette function allows you to add any record marked as a
changed record on the diskette to your scale’s database.
You will do this via a diskette and the External Disk Drive.
☛ Note
In order to Add Changes from Diskette, the Cassette/Disk
function must be configured for disk. This function is
available under the Scale Setup - Communications Menu.
Look At This
When you select Add Changes from Diskette, you will only
make changes to your database where the data item is
flagged as a changed record. It will not delete any
information currently in the database. Make sure you have
carefully selected the correct data type(s).
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F4] to select the
1. PRESS [F4] Backup or Restore Menu.
2. PRESS [F7]
3. PRESS “F” Keys as
appropriate
4. PRESS [ESC]
5. PRESS [F4]
6. Insert the disk and PRESS
[ENTER]
7. PRESS [F1] - Optional
8. PRESS [ESC]
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Backup or Restore The Backup or Restore function can also be utilized with the
with Intranet IntraNet Network. Within the IntraNet configuration you
can perform two (2) tasks. You can:
♦ Send data to the scales on the Network.
♦ Send only changed records to the scales on the Network.
☛ Note
If you have configured the scale for MiniNet, the softkeys
will show Send to Scales via MiniNet or Send Changes via
MiniNet. The steps to complete the data transfer are the
same for MiniNet as they are Intranet.
☛ Note
In order to use Backup or Restore with Intranet, the Scale
Setup -- Network Setup function must be set to Intranet.
Send to Scales via Intranet The Send to Scales via Intranet option allows you to send
data to the scales on the Network.
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Send Changes via Intranet The Send Changes via Intranet option allows you to send
changes to other scales if Intranet is installed.
To access Send Changes via Intranet:
QUICK STEPS 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F4] to select Backup
or Restore Menu.
From the Supervisor Menu:
1. PRESS [F4]
2. PRESS [F7]
3. PRESS “F” Keys as
appropriate
4. PRESS [ESC]
5. PRESS [F6]
6. PRESS [F1] – Optional
7. PRESS [ESC]
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PRESS [F5]
Scale Set-up
Menu
Expand
Change Flashkey Select Set What Cassette/ Marquee
Another Width Special Operator Disk Modes
Operator (F1) Fields to Can Modify (F1) (F1)
(F1) Print on (F1)
Label
(F1)
Expand
Flashkey Timed
Delete This Height Network Marquee
(F2) Date/Time
Operator (F2) (F2) Messages
(F3) Label Text (F2)
Names
Reduce (F2)
Flashkey
Width Set-up Normal
Edit Operator (F3) Scale
Name Operation
(F5) (F3)
Label
Information
Reduce (F3)
Flashkey
Height
Operator (F4)
Logon
Required
(F8) Label Types
Edit (F4)
Flashkey
(F5)
View Graphics
Flashkey (F5)
Group
(F6)
Go To Itemized
Flashkey Labels
Group (F6)
(F7)
More
Flashkey
Functions
(F8)
Delete
Flashkey
(F1)
Edit Home
Flashkey
Group
(F2)
Delete
Flashkey
Group
(F3)
Clear
Flashkey
Group
(F4)
Insert
Flashkey
Group
(F5)
Move
Flashkey
Group
(F6)
Copy
Flashkey
Group
(F7)
Scale Setup Menu From this menu, you can create or edit required scale
Supervisor Menu system information such as:
“F” Key = F5 ♦ Operator ID’s (F1)
♦ Flashkeys (F2)
♦ Label information (F3)
♦ Scale operation items (F4)
♦ Scale ID & Store Information (F5)
♦ Communications (F6)
♦ Marquee Setup (F7)
(F1) Creating Operator From this function, you will assign the name, ID number
ID’s and access level of each operator. You will also establish
whether you will require the operator to log-on every time
he/she uses the scale. Refer to the Appendix for a list of
Functions and their related access levels.
Operator Log-on Required After you have finished entering all of the Operator ID’s,
you can designate whether Operator’s must enter their
Operator ID before they enter the Start a Run or Supervisor
QUICK STEPS Mode.
From the Operator ID’s Screen: 1. PRESS [F8] to toggle Operator Logon Required to YES or
1. PRESS [F8] NO.
2. PRESS [ESC] 2. PRESS [ESC] to return to the Scale Setup Menu.
☛ Note
Be aware that when you access the Setup Flashkey screen
for the first time the default options display. When you
PRESS [F8] More flashkey functions, the Additional Options
display. Remember to verify which option you are selecting
when you PRESS the F-keys.
Default Options
Additional Options
Positioning the Flashkey The general format for creating flashkeys is to position the
flashkey cursor in the proper grid location where the upper
left hand corner of the flashkey is to be located. This is the
origin of the flashkey. From the origin, the flashkey can be
expanded, space permitting.
☛ Note
Once you have created a flashkey, it cannot be moved. You
will have to delete it, move the cursor to the new location,
and re-type the flashkey information.
QUICK STEPS
To reduce the Width of a Flashkey:
From the Setup Flashkeys
Screen: 1. PRESS [F3] (and continue pressing until desired size is
1. PRESS [F3] reached) to decrease the flashkey width one unit at a
time.
From the Setup Flashkeys 1. PRESS [F2] (and continue pressing until desired size is
Screen: reached) to increase the flashkey height one unit at a
1. PRESS [F2] time.
From the Setup Flashkeys 1. PRESS [F4] (and continue pressing until desired size is
Screen: reached) to decrease the flashkey height one unit at a
1. PRESS [F4] time.
☛ Note
The Reduce Flashkey Height and Width Softkey only
become enabled once the flashkey height or width is greater
than one unit.
✎ Tip
In order to assist your Operators in quickly serving the
customer, design your Flashkey Screens to match the
product layout in your case.
Creating Flashkeys 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
Setup Menu.
QUICK STEPS
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☛ Note
If the Number you entered does not exist, the following
message displays.
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☛ Note
You can have numerous Flashkey Screens designed for each
scale. To move between Flashkey Groups, PRESS the
[PREV] and [NEXT] Keys. You can also use the Left and
Right Arrow Keys to move from one Flashkey Group to the
other. Pressing the Left and Right Arrow Keys moves you
one space left or right until you get to the beginning or end
of the Flashkey row. When the cursor gets to the end of the
row, pressing the Right Arrow Key moves you to the
Previous or Next Flashkey Group. Keep in mind that you
can only view one Flashkey Group at a time.
☛ Note
The following functions are related functions to creating
Flashkeys. This section will detail how the rest of the “F”
Keys work while in the Flashkey function.
✎ Tip
To print a Flashkey group, simply move the cursor to the
group you want to print and PRESS the [PRINT] key.
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(F6) View Flashkey Group This function allows you to take a look at the Flashkey
Screen layout without having to leave the Supervisor Mode.
Typically, you would use this as you are creating or editing
QUICK STEPS a Flashkey group.
☛ Note
To move between Flashkey Groups in the View mode,
PRESS the [PREV] and [NEXT] Keys. When you PRESS
[ESC] to return to the Flashkey editor mode, the Flashkey
group you were viewing will display. For example, if you
view group 5, then PRESS [NEXT] to view 6, then PRESS
[NEXT] to view 7 and then press [ESC] to return to the
Flashkey editor, group 7 will display in the Flashkey editor.
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(F7) Edit Home Flashkey For each scale in a department, you can designate a different
Group Home Flashkey Group. A Home Flashkey Group is the first
screen of flashkeys that the scale displays when you enter
the Operate mode. For example, you might want each scale
in a deli to have a Home Flashkey Group that reflects the
part of the deli case in which the scale is located. This saves
your operator’s time in finding the right flashkey.
☛ Note
Be aware of which function you are selecting when you
PRESS the F-key. You may need to toggle [F8] More Flashkey
Functions to access the correct function.
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☛ Note
When you Restore your Scale Configuration (via Cassette,
Disk or MiniNet II), the Home Flashkey Group for each
scale may be changed.
(F8) Delete Flashkey If you no longer carry a certain item in your operation, you
may need to delete a Flashkey. To delete a Flashkey:
QUICK STEPS 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
Setup Menu.
From the Supervisor Menu: 2. From the Scale Setup Menu, PRESS [F2] to select
1. PRESS [F5] Flashkeys.
2. PRESS [F2] 3. You should now be on the Setup Flashkeys Screen. Use
3. PRESS [PREV] or [NEXT] the [PREV] or [NEXT] to move to the Flashkey Group
as apprpriate you need.
4. PRESS the Arrow Keys as 4. Use the ARROW KEYS to move the cursor to the
appropriate Flashkey you want to delete.
5. PRESS [F1]
☛ Note
Be aware of which function you are selecting when you
PRESS the F-key. You may need to toggle [F8] More Flashkey
Functions to access the correct function.
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(F3) Delete a Flashkey If you no longer carry a group of items in your operation,
Group you may need to delete a Flashkey Group.
☛ Note
Be aware of which function you are selecting when you
PRESS the F-key. You may need to toggle [F8] More Flashkey
Functions to access the correct function.
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Look At This
When you delete a group, all following group numbers
change. For example, if you delete group 2 the Flashkey
setup that was in group 3 becomes group 2 and so on.
GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP The original
1 2 3 4 5 6
setup.
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(F4) Clear a Flashkey Clear a flashkey group to delete all flashkeys in the group.
Group The groups that follow will not change, but the group
selected will be blank (no flashkeys will exist).
☛ Note
Be aware of which function you are selecting when you
PRESS the F-key. You may need to toggle [F8] More Flashkey
Functions to access the correct function.
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Look At This
When you clear a group, none of the other Flashkey groups
change.
GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP The original
1 2 3 4 5 6
setup.
(F5) Insert a Flashkey Group Insert a flashkey group before any group in the system.
☛ Note
Be aware of which function you are selecting when you
PRESS the F-key. You may need to toggle [F8] More Flashkey
Functions to access the correct function.
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Look At This
When you insert a group, all following group numbers
change. For example, if you insert a group before group 3,
all flashkey group numbers that follow increase by one, (i.e.
3 becomes 4, 4 becomes 5 and so on).
GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP The original
1 2 3 4 5 6
setup.
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(F6) Move a Flashkey Group In order to set up your flashkey groups in a logical sequence
or to be more representative of your operation, you may
want to move a flashkey group to another location.
QUICK STEPS
To move a flashkey group:
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
1. PRESS [F5] Setup Menu.
2. PRESS [F2] 2. From the Scale Setup Menu, PRESS [F2] to select
3. PRESS [F6] Flashkeys. You should now be on the Setup Flashkeys
4. Enter information in Screen.
prompts
5. PRESS [F8]
☛ Note
Be aware of which function you are selecting when you
PRESS the F-key. You may need to toggle [F8] More Flashkey
Functions to access the correct function.
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Look At This
When you move a group all groups between the two group
numbers change. For example, if you move group 3 to
group 1, the original group 1 becomes group 2 and what
was group 2 becomes group 3.
GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP GROUP The original
1 2 3 4 5 6
setup.
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(F7) Copy a Flashkey Group Once you have set up a Flashkey Group, you may want to
copy it to another area and reuse the information you have
already created. For example, if you have changed the sizes
QUICK STEPS of the flashkeys to resemble your operation, you can copy
the same size and format from one flashkey group to
From the Supervisor Menu: another.
1. PRESS [F5]
2. PRESS [F2] To copy a flashkey group:
3. PRESS [F7] 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
4. Enter information in Setup Menu.
prompts 2. From the Scale Setup Menu, PRESS [F2] to select
5. PRESS [F8] Flashkeys. You should now be on the Setup Flashkeys
Screen.
☛ Note
Be aware of which function you are selecting when you
PRESS the F-key. You may need to toggle [F8] More Flashkey
Functions to access the correct function.
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☛ Note
If you attempt to copy a flashkey group over an existing
flashkey group a caution displays.
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Label Widths
Label Lengths Standard Standard — Narrow Narrow —
2.25” (57 mm) Continuous & 1.5”(38 mm) Continuous
Linerless 1.5”(38 mm)
2.25” (57 mm)
1.0” (25 mm) _ _
1.5” (38 mm) _ _
1.75” (44 mm) _ _
2.0” (51 mm) _ _
2.375” (60 mm) _ _
2.5” (63 mm) _ _
3.0” (76 mm) _ _ _ _
3.5” (89 mm) _ _ _ _
4.5” (114 mm) _ _
5.0” (127 mm) _ _
5.5” (140 mm) _ _
6.0” (152 mm) _ _
8.0” (203 mm) _ _
The following sections explain:
♦ Label Stock Styles
♦ Labels Menu
♦ Label Types (Formats)
♦ Graphics
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Label Stock Styles Label stock comes in a variety of sizes as will be described
later in this section. Each type of stock has its own function
and purpose.
Die Cut Labels Die Cut Labels are cut so that each label is spaced for
accuracy. Because these are all the same size they can be
pre-printed to create a more attractive label.
Continuous Label Stock Continuous Label Stock is often used in operations where
numerous PLU’s are processed and they require different
label lengths for printing. By printing on Continuous Label
Stock, a PLU with a lot of Expanded Text can be printed, as
well as a PLU with only Special Message information. It
saves labor, in that you don’t have to change the label roll
every time you need to change PLU’s.
Linerless Label Stock Linerless Label Stock is the same as Continuous Label Stock,
but does not have a liner.
✎ Tip
Hobart supplied labels are recommended. They are your
best buy, because:
• Best Quality in the business.
* Less than 1/10th of 1% defect rate.
* Accurate labels on every roll.
• Single source reliability for all scales.
• Highly resistant to heat and moisture.
• Excellent preprint quality.
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(F3) Using the Labels The Labels Menu selection allows you to select and change
Menu various label default categories, such as:
♦ Special Fields to Print on Label
♦ Label Text Names
♦ Label Information
♦ Label Types
♦ Graphics
♦ Itemized Labels
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
1. PRESS [F5] Setup Menu.
2. PRESS [F3]
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(F1) Select Special Fields to To change/edit the Special Fields to Print on a Label
Print on a Label selections:
☛ Note
Indented options are available ONLY if the lead option
above it is set to YES. For example, Julian Sell By is only
available if the Sell By Date is set to Yes.
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☛ Note
If you PRESS [F5] to select Yes for Weight On By Count, the
weight on a by count PLU will print on a custom label when
the by count value is one.
(F2) Label Text Names The Label Text Names option allows you to edit the Field
Header Names that print on labels -- if the Label Type and
Setup permit. These include:
♦ Field 1: Packed On
♦ Field 2: Best Before
♦ Field 3: Sell By
♦ Field 4: Net Wt/Ct
♦ Field 5: Unit Price
♦ Field 6: Total Price
♦ Fields 7-20: Used on Custom Labels (i.e. Tare, Operator
Name, Operator ID, Born On, Packed At, Use By, etc.)
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From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
1. PRESS [F5] Setup Menu.
2. PRESS [F3] 2. From the Scale Setup Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Labels
3. PRESS [F2] Menu.
4. PRESS “F” Keys as 3. On the Labels Menu, PRESS [F2] to select Label Text
appropriate Names.
5. TYPE your Changes
6. PRESS [ENTER],
[▲] or [▼]
7. PRESS [ESC]
8. PRESS [ESC]
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Reviewing Available Fields The following table lists all fields which are available on
Primary and Secondary labels. Although each label type is
formatted for specific fields, any field can be selected on
Custom Labels. Refer to Selecting Label Types for details on
which fields print on which labels.
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(F3) Label Information The Label Information option allows you to do the
following:
• Set the default label types for both the primary and
secondary labels. These default settings appear when
you create a new product.
• Enable or Disable Auto Wrap expanded text.
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Be aware that your POS system must accept and understand
EAN13 barcodes.
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☛ Note
To speed production and add to your merchandising
capabilities, you have the ability to print a secondary label
even if you do not have a Secondary Printer attached to the
scale system. Basically, you can print a secondary label (for
Nutrifacts, Graphics, Safe Handling Instructions, etc.) as
long as the label information will print on the label type
currently loaded into the scale system. If the label size is the
wrong one, you will get an error message.
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Using Word Wrap Use Word Wrap to enable expanded text to automatically
adjust to fit the width of the field on the label. This feature
does not effect lines that have a carriage return.
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(F4) Label Types Label Types enable you to view available labels contained
within your scale system. Detailed examples of each are
available in Selecting Label Types (Formats).
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
1. PRESS [F5] Setup Menu.
2. PRESS [F3] 2. From the Scale Setup Menu, PRESS [F3] to select Labels
3. PRESS [F4] Menu.
4. PRESS [▼] or [NEXT], [▲] 3. On the Labels Menu, PRESS [F4] to select Label Types.
or [PREV] or TYPE the
Label Type Number
5. PRESS [ESC]
6. PRESS [ESC]
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☛ Note
The label fields are compressed to fit into the display on the
Label Types screen.
✎ Tip
The Label Type Screen displays the Label Type Number and
the label stock size required to print the label shown. If the
current label stock is the correct size, you can print the label
shown by pressing [PRINT].
To review all label types in ROM, PRESS [HELP].
Selecting Label Types As discussed previously, Label Types are the actual format
(Formats) of the label, or how it is set up to print. Refer to the detailed
examples for a better understanding of what the final label
can look like. You may want to take some time to review
each example and think about which options you want and
which label size and format you should use. Although, these
are accurate examples, the size and dimensions of the label
or field may not be exact.
☛ Note
If you do not find the label type you want, you can contact
Hobart to order a custom label type. Hobart has designed a
custom self-contracting label type for continuous label stock.
For details and examples, refer to Custom Labels.
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☛ Note
Each label type is set up with default fonts. Changing the
font may add/delete characters per line of text. To aid in
merchandising, the Quantum offers a wide variety of fonts
in the system ROM:
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Standard Labels by Family Label families were designed to work with the default label
type settings. For example, you may have label type 26
selected (designed for 6.0” labels), but the label stock in the
scale is 3.0”. The scale automatically searches the database
and ROM for the first 3.0” label in the label type 26 family.
In this example, the scale prints label type 23. This feature
allows the use of nonstandard label lengths.
☛ Note
Label Types 113 and 123 are identical label formats for the
Quantum and the Ultima. They include an embedded Safe
Handling graphic which frees the graphic field for the same
label or a second label.
✎ Tip
Be aware that each label format is limited by the size.
Different label sizes in the same family may print
significantly different information and format.
Family 1
Label Type 11
Label Type 12
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Family 1
Label Type 13
Label Type 14
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Family 1
Label Type 15
Label Type 16
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Family 2
Label Type 21
Label Type 22
Label Type 23
Label Type 24
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Family 2
Label Type 25
Label Type 26
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Family 3
(Dual Declaration -
Fixed Net Weight)
Label Type 31
Label Type 32
Label Type 33
Label Type 34
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Family 3
(Dual Declaration -
Fixed Net Weight)
Label Type 35
Label Type 36
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Family 3
(Dual Declaration -
Fixed Net Weight
Fluid Ounces)
Label Type 31
Label Type 32
Label Type 33
Label Type 34
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Family 3
(Dual Declaration -
Fixed Net Weight
Fluid Ounces)
Label Type 35
Label Type 36
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Family 5
Label Type 51
Label Type 52
Label Type 53
Label Type 54
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Family 5
Label Type 55
Label Type 56
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Family 6
Label Type 63
Label Type 64
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Family 6
Label Type 65
Label Type 66
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Family 10
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Family 10
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Family 11
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Family 11
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Family 12
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Family 12
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Family 13
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Family 13
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Standard Labels by Size The following examples represent all standard width labels
according to length. Although, the following are accurate
examples, the size and dimensions of the label or field may
not be exact.
☛ Note
Label Types 113 and 123 are identical label formats for the
Quantum and the Ultima. They include an embedded Safe
Handling graphic which frees the graphic field for the same
label or a second label.
2.25” Width
1.75” Length
Label Type 11
Label Type 21
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2.25” Width
2.375” Length
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2.25” Width
3.0” Length
Label Type 23
Label Type 13
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2.25” Width
3.0” Length
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2.25” Width
3.0” Length
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2.25” Width
4.5” Length
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2.25” Width
4.5” Length
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2.25” Width
4.5” Length
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2.25” Width
6.0” Length
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2.25” Width
6.0” Length
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2.25” Width
6.0” Length
Label Type 65
Label Type 125
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2.25” Width
6.0” Length
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2.25” Width
8.0” Length
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2.25” Width
8.0” Length
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2.25” Width
8.0” Length
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2.25” Width
8.0” Length
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2.25” Width
8.0” Length
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1.5” Width
1.0” Length
1.5” Width
1.5” Length
1.5” Width
2.0” Length
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1.5” Width
3.0” Length
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Custom Labels Along with the wide variety of standard label types, Hobart
offers custom labels. These labels are designed to fit your
specific merchandising needs.
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(F5) Graphics The Graphics option allows you to view the available
Graphics that can be added to labels. The following graphics
are always available in ROM. (The following graphics are
not shown in actual size.)
Graphic 123
Graphic 121 Graphic 124
☛ Note
Hobart offers a variety of scale graphics through the
Retailer’s Scale Merchandising Companion (F-7901). This is
a multiple disk set that includes approximately 365 custom
graphics. For additional graphics, contact your local Hobart
Representative.
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✎ Tip
If you use standard width label stock, you can print the
graphic by pressing [PRINT].
☛ Note
By pressing [HELP], you can get a list of all the available
system graphics. They will be listed by number and name.
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(F6) Itemized Labels Accumulate items mode enables you to print one label or a
series of labels for multiple PLUs. Item Total Labels and
Itemized Receipts print on any size die cut or continuous
labels.
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Itemized Receipt
(1.5” X 5.0”)
Itemized Receipt
(Continuous X 2.25”)
☛ Note
The following table lists the available range for itemized
receipts on die cut labels.
Standard Size Range Narrow Size Range
2.375 1-2 3.0 1-4
3.0 1-4 3.5 1-5
4.5 1-6 5 1-9
6 1-8 Continuous 1 - 100
8 1 - 12
Continuous 1 - 100
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(F4) Scale Operation The Scale Operation option allows you to:
♦ Select the field(s) that the operator can override.
♦ Change the Date, Time or Date Format.
♦ Set the basic values controlling how the scale operates.
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. On the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale Setup
1. PRESS [F5] Menu.
2. PRESS [F4]
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(F1) Set What the Operator From this screen, you can designate what field(s) the
Can Modify operator can temporarily override when they are weighing
and labeling packages in the Operator Mode Run Screen.
QUICK STEPS To select the Set What the Operator Can Modify option:
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. On the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale Setup
1. PRESS [F5] Menu.
2. PRESS [F4] 2. On the Scale Setup Menu, PRESS [F4] to select Scale
3. PRESS [F1] Operation.
4. PRESS “F” Keys as 3. You should now be on the Scale Operation Menu. PRESS
appropriate [F1] to select Set What the Operator Can Modify.
5. PRESS [F1] or [NEXT]
6. PRESS “F” Keys as
appropriate
7. PRESS [ESC]
8. PRESS [ESC]
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☛ Note
If the Operator is working with Miscellaneous PLU’s, they
will be able to change all fields for that PLU, regardless of
how these settings are configured.
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(F2) Date/Time From this screen, you can change the date and time; as well
as select the format that the date will print on the label.
To select Date/Time:
QUICK STEPS 1. On the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale Setup
Menu.
From the Supervisor Menu: 2. On the Scale Setup Menu, PRESS [F4] to select Scale
1. PRESS [F5] Operation. You should now be on the Scale Operation
2. PRESS [F4] Menu.
3. PRESS [F2] 3. PRESS [F2] to select Date/Time.
4. PRESS [F1]
5. TYPE new Date
6. PRESS [F2]
7. TYPE new Time
8. PRESS [F3] - As needed
9. PRESS [F5], [F6], [F7], or
[F8]
10. PRESS [ESC]
11. PRESS [ESC]
10. PRESS [ESC] to save the changes and return you to the
Scale Operation Menu.
11. PRESS [ESC] to return to the Scale Setup Menu.
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(F3) Setup Normal Scale The Setup Normal Scale Operation option allows you to
Operation specify the following details:
♦ Display Weight During Flashkey Screen (Yes/No)
♦ Collect Product Totals (Yes/No)
♦ Collect Hourly Totals (Yes/No)
♦ Collect Operator Totals (Yes/No)
♦ Sound a Beep on Stable Weight (Yes/No)
♦ Use ‘Product Life’ as ‘Frozen Shelf Life’
♦ Fixed Weight Units (Whole Ounces, 1/10th of a Ounce)
♦ By Count Calculation Method (1, 2, or 3)
♦ Auto Look-Up of Product (Yes/No)
♦ No. of Digits to Begin Auto Look-Up (2-6)
♦ Beeper Volume (F7 = Increase; F8 = Decrease)
♦ Select the Weigh Types to be displayed on the Start a
Run Screen
☛ Note
♦ Auto Look-Up allows you to set the number of digits
required for the system to automatically look-up
product information. Values can range from 2-6 digits.
♦ By Count (values of 1, 2 or 3) determines how the By
Count is calculated.
The By Count Calculation Method determines which of
three (3) formulas is used to calculate the Total Price for By
Count items when less than the By Count quantity is sold.
The following describes what selecting 1, 2 or 3 means.
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☛ Note
Reminder: If you entered an Exception Price, it takes
precedence over the By Count Calculation Method you selected.
In the example, 3/$1.00, Exception Price = .50, the customer
pays .50 for the 1st item; .50 for second and .00 for third.
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☛ Note
If you toggle [F2] Display Weight During Flashkey Screen to
YES, the weight displays, as follows:
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10. PRESS [ESC] to save the changes and return to the Scale
Operation Menu.
11. PRESS [ESC] to return to the Scale Setup Menu.
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(F5) Scale ID & Store The Scale ID & Store Information option allows you to
Information assign the Store Number, Scale ID, Store Graphic and Store
Name to your Quantum Scale System.
☛ Note
Valid Scale ID numbers are as follows:
• If IntraNet is NOT turned on, Scale ID’s can be
numbered 0 - 99.
• If IntraNet is turned on, Scale ID’s should be 0 - 15. The
recommended Server Scale ID Number is 15.
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
1. PRESS [F5] Setup Menu.
2. PRESS [F6]
3. PRESS “F” Keys as
appropriate
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If you change any of the displayed values, communications
may be inhibited.
☛ Note
Changes to the Recorder Type will automatically change the
default settings for Baud Rate, Parity, Data Bits and Stop Bits.
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If you change any of the displayed values, communications
may be inhibited.
☛ Note
Changes to the Network Type will automatically change the
default settings for Baud Rate, Parity, Data Bits and Stop
Bits.
☛ Note
If you have installed the optional RS-485 board, the IntraNet
screen will look different. Pressing [F3] will allow you to
setup both the ScaleMaster and Client/Server sides.
(F1) Marquee Modes The Marquee Modes function is used to set up the display
for :
♦ Messages related to a product
♦ Description of a product
♦ Generic messages used during idle scale time
♦ Timed Messages
Mode Description
Permanent Message A Permanent Message is a marquee
message that does not change very often.
If other messages are also created, they
will display in sequence of priority.
♦ Example: Welcome to {Our Store}!
Daily Message A Daily Message alternates with the
Permanent Message. In sequence of
priority, it displays as long as there are
no Product Descriptions, Product
Marquee Messages to be displayed or
Timed Messages scheduled.
♦ Example: Happy New Year !!
Timed Marquee This option allows you to turn On or Off,
Messages the option to display Timed Marquee
Messages. Timed Marquee Messages
replace Daily Messages in the sequence
of priority.
♦ Example: “Pork Roast Special
$2.99/lb.” at 3:00 pm and “Corned
Beef $2.19/lb.” at 4:00 pm
☛ Note
Prior to setting up your display options for the Permanent
and Daily Marquee Messages, you need to create the
messages in the Change Product function. In order to do
this, you will need to create a PLU that exists for the
Marquee Messages only. Make sure you use a PLU Number
that falls outside your normal range of PLU Numbers and
Classes.
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select the Scale
1. PRESS [F5] Setup Menu.
2. PRESS [F7]
3. PRESS [F1]
Options:
4. TYPE the Permanent
Message Number
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼]
6. TYPE the Daily Message
Number
7. PRESS [F3] - As needed
8. PRESS [F5] - As needed
9. PRESS [F6] - As needed
10. If “x no. of times”
displayed, TYPE Number
of Times Value.
11. PRESS [F8] / PRESS [F8]
12. PRESS [ESC]
13. PRESS [ESC]
14. PRESS [ESC]
Options:
4. TYPE the Product Number that contains the Permanent
Message in the appropriate field.
5. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move the
cursor to the Daily Message field.
6. TYPE the Product Number that contains the Daily
Message.
7. PRESS [F3] to toggle between Display or Don’t Display
Timed Marquee Messages.
☛ Note
If you designate Display Product Description to run
Continuously, the Product Marquee Display will not display
-- even if the toggle is set to Display. Notice the Softkey is
disabled when Description is displayed Continuously.
(F2) Timed Marquee In order to use this function, you must have at least one (1)
Messages PLU with a marquee message created for it. A complete
description of how to Create Marquee Messages is found in
the Change Product section of this manual.
QUICK STEPS
To access Timed Marquee Messages:
From the Supervisor Menu:
1. PRESS [F5] 1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select the Scale
2. PRESS [F7] Setup Menu.
3. PRESS [F2] 2. PRESS [F7] to select Marquee Setup.
4. PRESS [F2] 3. You should now be on the Marquee Setup Menu. PRESS
5. TYPE the Time [F2] to select Timed Marquee Messages.
6. PRESS [F3]
7. PRESS [ENTER]
8. TYPE the Product Number
9. PRESS [ENTER]
10. PRESS [F8] / PRESS [F8]
11. PRESS [ESC]
12. PRESS [ESC]
13. PRESS [ESC]
5. In the Display Time field, TYPE the time you want the
message to display.
6. PRESS [F3] to change AM/PM as needed.
7. PRESS [ENTER] to move the cursor to the Product
Number field.
8. TYPE the desired Product Number.
9. PRESS [ENTER] on the Control Panel to save the
changes.
☛ Note
Each time you enter this function, the Timed Messages are
listed in the order in which they will display. However, if
you create a message out of sequence, you can select
Reorder List by Time to arrange them by time of display.
1. PRESS [F1] to Reorder List By Time. The list of timed
Marquee Messages is rearranged by the Display time.
MISCELLANEOUS
MENU
PRESS [F6]
Miscellaneous Menu
Information
Tracker
Menu
(F8)
Delete Delete
All Changes This Change
(F1) (F2)
Miscellaneous Menu From this menu, you can complete the following:
Supervisor Menu ♦ Delete Time Stamp Changes (If IntraNet is configured)
“F” Key = F6 ♦ View and Delete Information Tracker Data including a
Network Report (If IntraNet is configured) and Operator
Changes
(F1) Delete Time If you have configured your scale with IntraNet, you can set
Stamp Changes your scale to transmit data changes at a predetermined time.
However, if you later decide that you do not want the Time
Stamp Changes to occur, you can delete them.
When you press [F7], the Time Stamp Changes are deleted
and you get a message informing you that the deletion
occurred.
(F2) Operator Changes Operator Changes allows you to view and/or delete
changes that each operator made to a PLU during the
Operate Mode. It allows you to print and/or delete each
change individually or all of them at one time.
QUICK STEPS
1. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F6] to select
From the Supervisor Menu: Miscellaneous Menu.
1. PRESS [F6] 2. From the Miscellaneous Menu, PRESS [F8] to select
2. PRESS [F8] Information Tracker. You should now be on the
3. PRESS [F2] Information Tracker Menu.
4. Use [▲] or [▼] -- OR -- 3. PRESS [F2] to select Operator Changes. The display
[PREV] or [NEXT] shows all the changes made by your Operators, with the
5. PRESS [F1] or [F2] most recent changes listed first. It will display the
6. PRESS [ESC] Operator that made the changes, if known.
7. PRESS [ESC]
8. PRESS [ESC]
(F8) Return to Operate Return to Operate Mode quickly sends you back to the Start
Mode a Run Screen.
♦ Overview
♦ Using the Keyboard and Self Service Keypad
♦ Configuring Self Service
• Setting the Date and Time
• Setting the Default Label Type
• Setting Up Security/Operator IDs
• Setting Up Auto Lookup
• Setting Up Self Service
• Setting Up the Consumer Default Merchandising Screen
• Zeroing the Scale
♦ Using the Self Service Produce Keypad
• Setting Up Speedkeys
• Deleting Speedkeys
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Be aware that this section redefines tasks, which are
described in early chapters. Procedures in this section are
written specifically for the Self Service Quantum. They may
be slightly different then described in previous chapters.
Self Service Self Service enables your consumers to use the scale with
minimal store employee involvement. Once the scale is set
up the consumer can enter the CODE number, weigh the
item and print a label.
Using the Keyboard Because the self service keypad has limited keys (enabling
and Self Service quicker and easier use by the consumer), you must use an
XT keyboard to access and work in Supervisor mode.
Keypad
The scale is equipped with a serial port that enables you to
use a keyboard for setting up and editing the system. The
Keyboard plug-in is located on the left side of the unit.
Configuring Self Set up Self Service to allow consumers to use the scale
Service without employee involvement. The Hobart recommended
configuration for Self Service includes the following:
♦ Setting the Date and Time
♦ Setting the Default Label Types
♦ Setting Up Security/Operator IDs
♦ Setting Up Auto Look-up (4 and 5 digit)
♦ Setting Up Self Service
♦ Setting Up the Consumer Default Merchandising Screen
♦ Zeroing the Scale
☛ Note
Any random weight or by count product can be accessed.
Setting the Date and Time From this screen, you can change the date and time; as well
as select the format that the date will print on the label.
☛ Note
If applicable, PRESS [F5-F8] to select the date format you
prefer for printing.
Setting the Default Label Enter the appropriate label type in the primary label type
Type field. You should also, set the default secondary label type
to zero (0), so that the scale only prints one label.
Setting Up Security/Operator To ensure scale security and prevent product loss, you
IDs should use Operator IDs as security identification numbers.
When set up, if you attempt to access the Supervisor Screen
(by pressing the Reset button) from Self Service, the Enter
Secret ID prompt displays. You must enter your ID number
to continue. This prevents consumers from tampering with
the scale.
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Hobart recommends setting up at least one Operator ID.
This will prevent the consumer from accidentally taking the
scale out of self service mode, where they could ultimately
PRESS [ZERO] and modify the weigher.
Setting Up Auto Lookup (for Set Up Auto Look-up as an added convenience for the
Both 4 & 5 Digit Code consumer. Auto Look-Up allows you to set the number of
Numbers) digits required for the system to automatically look-up the
item’s code number. CODE Numbers can range from 2-6
digits. Standard UPC Item Codes are 4 digits, and according
to the Produce Marketing Association, organic produce item
codes are 5 digits.
From the Start a Run screen: 1. From the Start a Run Screen, PRESS [F10] on the XT
1. PRESS [F10] keyboard, to access the Supervisor Menu.
2. PRESS [F5] 2. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
3. PRESS [F4] Setup Menu.
4. PRESS [F3]
5. PRESS [F1]
6. TOGGLE [F3] to YES
7. PRESS [F4] to 4
8. TOGGLE [F5] to YES
9. Enter number 9.
10. PRESS [ESC]
✎ Tip
PRESS [F1] Next Page to move to Page 3 of 3. You will Set
up Self Service from this page.
☛ Note
Hobart recommends turning off all other modes when using
Self Service.
From the Start a Run Screen: 1. From the Start a Run Screen, PRESS [F10] on the XT
1. PRESS [F10] on XT keyboard.
keyboard 2. From the Supervisor Menu, PRESS [F5] to select Scale
2. PRESS [F5] Setup Menu.
3. PRESS [F4]
4. PRESS [F3]
5. PRESS [F1]
6. PRESS [F1] to Don’t
Display
7. PRESS [F2] to Don’t
Display
8. PRESS [F3] to Don’t
Display
9. PRESS [F4] to Don’t
Display
10. PRESS [F5] to Don’t
Display
11. PRESS [F6] to Don’t
Display
12. PRESS [F7] to Don’t
Display
13. PRESS [F8] to Display
14. PRESS [ESC]
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Setting Up the Consumer The Consumer Default Screen is the first screen that the
Default Merchandising customer uses. Set up the Consumer Default Screen to
Screen specify what graphic and text displays. The following
screens show the Merchandising default screen and the
edited Merchandising screen.
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6. TYPE the new text in the Self Service Text box. Use
[F1-F5] to edit the text.
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Zeroing the Scale Zero the scale to set the scale at 0.00 lbs. If the scale has a
negative gross weight or is outside the zero maintenance
zone, the following message displays.
QUICK STEPS
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Using the Self Service The Produce Keypad provides a simple and user friendly
Produce Keypad method for your customer to use the self service scale. Set up
speedkeys to associate with specific product numbers.
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♦ Overview
♦ Programming a Security Label to be Issued for a Specific PLU
• Programming a New PLU
• Programming an Existing PLU
♦ Programming a Minimum Price Per Pound, Total Price, or Both
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Interfacing the SLA The SLA interfaces with the standard Quantum Scale. The
with the Quantum SLA is designed to issue an Electronic Article Surveillance
(EAS) label with a Quantum scale label.
✎ Tip
⇒ If you program the Quantum to apply a security label to
a package with a specific PLU, the PLU overrides the
minimum Unit Price and Total Price that you may have
set.
⇒ If you do not program the Quantum for a specific PLU, a
security label will apply to the package if the price is the
same as, or is higher than the set minimum unit or total
price.
☛ Note
If you are using a scale communication network, check that
this method is supported with your network company.
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☛ Note
If you want a security label to be issued by Unit Price only,
set Total Price to 0.00. Skip steps 6 and 7.
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☛ Note
Contact your Hobart Representative to help set up these
programs.
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You must Backup the database before Hobart Service
updates your scale software. After the scale is updated you
must Restore the Database. Refer to the Backup/Restore
Chapter in this manual for detailed instructions.
☛ Note
Hobart offers a wide variety of custom label options. Create
your own according to your merchandising needs.
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☛ Note
Advertised Price is an optional feature. Contact your local
Hobart Representative for more information.
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Activating the Advertised Activate the advertised price, for a specific PLU, by
Price replacing the existing label type with the custom label type.
The custom label type will enable access to the unit price
(sale) and regular price fields.
QUICK STEP
To activate the advertised price:
From the Supervisor Menu: 1. From the Supervisor Menu, TYPE 10 in the Function Code
1. TYPE 10 and PRESS prompt and PRESS [ENTER].
[ENTER]
2. TYPE the PLU and PRESS
[ENTER]
3. PRESS [F8]
4. Enter the custom label type
5. PRESS [F8]
6. Verify that the Regular
Price and Unit Price
display
7. Enter the Sale Price in the
Unit Price field
8. PRESS [ESC]
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7. Enter the sale price in the Unit Price field and the
original price in the Regular Price field. Remember, the
Unit Price cannot be greater than the Regular Price.
8. Modify additional PLUs --OR-- PRESS [ESC] to return to
the Start a Run Screen.
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Reactivating the Regular Reactivate the regular unit price by replacing the special
Price label type with the regular label type and changing the unit
price back to the regular price.
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Be aware that when you change the label type the
information in the unit price field defaults to the advertised
price amount. For example, if the regular price was $2.39
and the unit price (sale) was $1.99, when you return to the
default label type, the unit price remains $1.99.
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☛ Note
Frequent Shopper is an optional feature. Contact your local
Hobart Representative for more information.
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Frequent Shopper Answer these questions to help configure your scale with
Configuration Questions the necessary information. Your answers to these questions
are extremely important and should be discussed with your
Hobart Representative.
☛ Note
All formulas for the calculation process are determined from
your answers to the configuration questions. At the scale,
you enter the discount price, the percent off or the cents off,
depending on your Frequent Shopper method selected. For
Supervisor procedures, refer to Setting Up Your Scale for
Merchandising Programs.
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Activating Frequent Shopper Activate the Frequent Shopper feature, for a specific PLU,
by replacing the existing label type with the Frequent
Shopper label type.
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☛ Note
One of the following discount methods is set up by Hobart
Service:
• Discount Price
• Cents Off
• Percent Off - You must enter percentages in hundredths.
For example, if you want a discount of 5%, you must
enter 500.
Reactivating the Regular Reactivate the regular price, for a specific PLU, by replacing
Price the Frequent Shopper label type with the regular label type.
This does not enable access to the discount value fields.
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It is extremely important that both the POS system and the
scale use the same rounding method. If one is using
conventional rounding and the other is rounding up, the
discount prices will not always match. Check with your
Hobart Representative for a detailed explanation.
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Using Bonus Points Bonus Points are used for store promotions. Customers earn
points when they purchase certain products and can use
those points toward merchandise, future discounts, or any
other promotions.
2 0 1 2 3 4 0 0 1 9 9 7
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
STORE ADDRESS
☛ Note
You must have a custom label to activate the Bonus Points
feature. Contact your local Hobart Representative for more
information.
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Setting Up Bonus Points To setup Bonus Points make sure you have the custom label
selected.
Using Portion Pricing Portion pricing gives customers an average cost per portion.
To determine the portion price, the scale divides the total
price by the portion number. The user determines the
portion number; the portion number can be from 0-65535.
☛ Note
You must have a custom label to activate the Portion Pricing
feature. Contact your local Hobart Representative for more
information.
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DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Net Wt/Ct Unit Price
0.27 lb $8.88/lb
REGULAR
TOTAL PRICE $2.40
Save on More Price
U-SAVE U-PAY
$0.14 $2.26
Portions 3
$0.80
AVERAGE PORTION COST
$0.75
Points Earned
41
Packed On Best Before
2 0 1 2 3 4 0 0 1 9 9 7
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Setting Up Portion Pricing To use Portion Pricing make sure you have the custom label
selected.
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2 0 1 2 3 4 0 0 1 9 9 7
☛ Note
Percent Added is an optional feature. Contact your local
Hobart Representative for more information.
Activating the Percent Added Activate the percent added, for a specific PLU, by replacing
the existing label type with the custom label type. The
custom label type will enable access to the unit price and
QUICK STEP percent added fields.
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Reactivating the Regular Reactivate the regular price, for a specific PLU, by replacing
Price the Percent Added label type with the regular label type.
This does not enable access to the percent added field.
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♦ Overview
♦ Setting Up Your Scale For EAN13 Barcodes
1. Setting the EAN13 Default Prefix for PLUs
♦ Entering a New Product Using EAN13 Format
♦ Changing an Existing PLU to EAN13 Format
♦ Setting Up an EAN13 Barcode for Itemized Labels
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☛ Note
For more information on the configuration of EAN13
Barcodes and EAN13 barcode examples, Refer to the
Appendix: Understanding EAN13 Scale Configuration.
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Setting Up Your Scale New firmware may need to be installed to access EAN13
for EAN13 Barcodes Barcodes. Contact your Hobart Representative to install the
appropriate firmware. During the installation, the
representative will unplug and reconnect the battery which
will delete the scale memory.
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You must Backup the database before Hobart Service
updates your scale software. After the scale is updated you
must Restore the Database. Refer to the Backup/Restore
Chapter in this manual for detailed instructions.
☛ Note
Custom EAN13 labels must be ordered through Hobart
Product Support. Contact your Hobart Representative for
appropriate information.
Setting the EAN13 You can set a Random Weight, Fixed Weight, and By Count
Default Prefix for PLUs default prefix for all new products entered. You must have
an EAN13 barcode label type selected for a product to access
an EAN13 barcode.
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☛ Note
The number of X’s set up in your scale configuration
determines the number of digits that can be entered into the
default prefix. Refer to the Appendix: Understanding EAN13
Scale Configuration for more information on scale
configuration.
Entering a New New PLUs default to the EAN13 barcode when the default
Product Using EAN13 label type on the Label Information Screen is set to the
custom label that contains the EAN13 barcode. When the
Format custom label type is selected, different prompts display on
your Change Product Screen depending on your EAN13 and
scale configurations.
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Changing an Existing Activate the EAN13 format for a specific PLU by replacing
PLU to EAN13 Format the existing label type with the custom label type. When you
select the custom label type for a specific PLU, different
fields display on the Change Product Screen depending on
your EAN13 and scale configurations.
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Setting Up EAN13 You can print an EAN13 Barcode on an Item Total Label or
Barcodes for Itemized on an Itemized Receipt when you use the Accumulated
Items Mode. Refer to Chapter 9: Scale Setup for more
Labels information on Itemized Labels.
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☛ Note
The number of X’s set up in your scale configuration
determines the number of digits that can be entered into the
default prefix. Refer to the Appendix: Understanding EAN13
Scale Configuration for more information on scale
configuration.
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☛ Note
TCP/IP is an optional feature. For more information contact
your local Hobart Representative.
You must have an Ethernet card in order for TCP/IP to
work. Refer to the Understanding Ethernet Networks in the
Appendix for more information.
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Setting Up IP Addresses on When you have an existing network you must contact your
an Existing Network Network Administrator for the correct IP Addresses. Use
the IntraNet Scale IP Address Assignment Form on the next
page to fill in the IP Addresses assigned by your Network
Administrator.
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III.Well Known Port Number (same for all scales): 11) Scale: . . .
Well known port number: 6000
12) Scale: . . .
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☛ Note
There are several options available. Each time [F2] is pressed
it cycles through the options. Select either ScaleMaster or
IntraNet based on configuration needs.
✎ Tip
When you enter information on the TCP/IP Network
Screen:
⇒ PRESS [ENTER] to move from one number field to the
next.
⇒ Use the Left and Right arrow keys to move within a
number field.
⇒ Use the Up and Down arrow keys to move to a number
field above or below the number field that is active.
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Sample Ethernet Wiring You can setup your network for one of the types listed
Illustration below:
Scalemaster Example:
Look At This
The following information gives you a further explanation
of each network type. The IP addresses given in the
examples may vary for your network.
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Setting Up ScaleMaster Use ScaleMaster when you have one main network in a
Configuration store which all information is transferred to each scale. Refer
to the Appendix in this manual or the ScaleMaster TCP/IP
Supplement manual (F-33863) for more information.
☛ Note
Each IP address must be unique to each scale.
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Server Scale IP Address 3. The Server Scale IP Address should be set to all 0’s.
Subnet Mask 4. TYPE the Subnet Mask value. It is the same for all scales.
PRESS [ENTER] to move through the number fields in
the subnet mask.
Well Known Port Number The Well Known Port Number defaults to 6000 and should
not be changed.
Department IP Addresses Do not set up Department IP addresses when you are using
the ScaleMaster network.
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EXAMPLE: ScaleMaster The following illustrates scales connected to the network via
a Hub with ScaleMaster configuration.
Multi Scales Connected to a
Hub with ScaleMaster Each scale must use a unique IP address.
☛ Note
If your scales are not physically located on the same
network as the PC which is running ScaleMaster, you must
set up the Gateway IP Addresses for that network. Contact
your Network Administrator for specific Gateway details
for Network IP Routing. (Refer to Setting Up ScaleMaster
Located on a Different Network [Gateway IP Address].)
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Setting up ScaleMaster If your scales are not physically located on the same
Located on a Different network as the PC which is running ScaleMaster, you must
Network (Gateway IP set up the Gateway IP Addresses for that network.
Address)
☛ Note
Contact your Network Administrator for specific Gateway
details for Network IP Routing.
Gateway IP Address
XXX . XXX . XXX . XXX
Network IP Address
XXX . XXX . XXX . XXX
☛ Note
In order for all of the scales to communicate in the network
using gateways, all of the scales in the network must have
the same Subnet Mask.
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☛ Note
The Network IP Address Default is 000.000.000.000.
If you only want to communicate to one store in the
network, you must enter that stores Network IP Address.
Refer to the examples on the next page.
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Example:
For a scale at Store 1 to communicate to ScaleMaster or any
other scale in the network:
Gateway IP Address = 010.003.128.008
Network IP Address = 000.000.000.000
Example:
For a scale at Store 2 to communicate to ScaleMaster or any
other scale in the network:
Gateway IP Address = 012.003.128.024
Network IP Address = 000.000.000.000
Example:
For a scale at Store 1 to communicate only to a scale at
Store 2 in the network:
Gateway IP Address = 010.003.128.008
Network IP Address = 013.003.128.009
Example:
For a scale at Store 2 to communicate only to a scale at
Store 1 in the network:
Gateway IP Address = 012.003.128.024
Network IP Address = 011.003.128.014
☛ Note
If a store is between two Gateways, you must enter the
Gateway and Network IP Address for both Gateways.
☛ Note
Gateways are configured by your Network Administrator.
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Setting Up IntraNet Use IntraNet when you want one scale to act as the central
Configuration server scale in a department environment. All other scales in
the department communicating with the server scale are
known as client scales. Refer to the Appendix for further
explanation.
☛ Note
When you reset a client scale, the data is compared and
updated to match the server scale database.
☛ Note
Changes should be made on the server scale if all client
scales do not have a complete department IP address list.
This is done to ensure information is sent to all scales in the
network. Refer to Department IP Addresses for further details.
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☛ Note
Each IP Address must be unique to each scale or device on
the network (refer to the Intranet Scale IP Address Assignment
Form).
Server Scale IP Address 3. TYPE the appropriate Server Scale IP Address. (Refer to
the IntraNet Scale IP Address Assignment Form.) PRESS
[ENTER] to move through the number fields in the
server scale IP address.
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All Client Scales in the IntraNet network will have the same
“Server Scale IP Address” as the Server Scale.
Only the Server Scale will have the same “Scale IP Address”
and “Server Scale IP Address”.
Subnet Mask 4. TYPE the Subnet Mask value. It is the same for all scales.
(Refer to the IntaNet Scale IP Address Assignment Form.)
PRESS [ENTER] to move through the number fields in
the subnet mask.
Well Known Port Number The Well Known Port Number defaults to 6000 and should
not be changed.
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☛ Note
Any scale that you make the PLU changes on becomes a
“temporary” master and sends all the changes to the scales
in the department list.
Look At This
If there are no Scale IP Addresses in the department list on a
client scale, make changes on the server scale to ensure to
information is sent to all scales in the network.
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☛ Note
Do not include the IP Address of the scale you are working
on or the server scale IP Address.
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☛ Note
The Department IP Address List identifies the scales by
department. Additional departments require a separate
server setup for each department.
Look At This
Ensure your server has an active database before you reset
any client scales.
Saving Changes 9. After entering all scale information, PRESS [ESC]. The
following screen displays:
10. PRESS the RESET button (located on the left side of the
scale) for 3 seconds and release. This will reset the scale
with the updated communication settings. The scale will
automatically power back on.
Look At This
Contact your local Hobart Service Technician to service a
scale. Before a scale is serviced, make sure the scale is
disconnected from the network to ensure an incorrect or
empty database does not get loaded onto the network.
Ensure your server has an active database before you reset
any client scales.
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EXAMPLE: IntraNet The following configuration shows two (2) stand alone
scales connected to a hub using the Intranet option.
Multi Scales Connected in
Stand Alone Department From the TCP/IP Network Screen, ENTER the following:
Server Scale’s Department IP From the Department IP Address List Screen, set up the Client
Address List Scale’s Department IP Address on the server. A maximum of
eighteen (18) client scales for a single department can be
added to a Server.
Client Scale 002 Setup From the TCP/IP Network Screen, ENTER the Client Scale’s
IP Address. All other fields must be the same as the Server
information.
Scale IP Address
127 . 208 . 003 . 002
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To set up ScaleMaster/IntraNet:
1. Configure ScaleMaster to communicate only to the
Server Scale. Refer to your ScaleMaster TCP/IP
Supplement manual.
2. Configure the Server Scale to communicate to the client
scales in the network. Follow the steps in Setting Up
IntraNet Configuration to setup your intranet network.
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Make sure ScaleMaster is not configured to communicate
with the client scales.
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Server Scale Department IP From the Department IP Address List Screen, set up the Client
Address List scales Department IP Address information on the server. A
maximum of eighteen (18) client scales can be added to a
Server.
Client Scales 002 thru 018 From the TCP/IP Network Screen, Enter each Scales IP
Setup Address. All other fields must be the same as the Server
information.
Scale IP Address
127 . 208 . 003 . 002 (Client Scale 002)
127 . 208 . 003 . 003 (Client Scale 003)
-Through -
127 . 208 . 003 . 018 (Client Scale 018)
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Testing the Scales You can determine if scales are connected and
TCP/IP Connection communicating by doing a PING test, or by checking the
Ethernet Diagnostic L.E.D.’s on the left side of the scale.
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☛ Note
If the screen indicates marginal communication, ping the
address again, the scale may not have been used in awhile.
If the scale continues to have a low response, verify the
scales are communicating by checking the L.E.D. as
described in the next section.
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☛ Note
If the screen indicates no communication, check the Ethernet
Diagnostic L.E.D.’s to see if the scales are communicating. If
the L.E.D.’s are not functioning, check the error log, refer to
Troubleshooting IP Addresses or reset each scale by pressing
and releasing the Reset button then repeat the PING test.
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☛ Note
If an error occurred and the Ethernet Diagnostic L.E.D.’s are
functioning correctly, check the error log, refer to
Troubleshooting IP Addresses or reset each scale by pressing
and releasing the Reset button then repeat steps 2 through 4.
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♦ Understanding Frequencies
• What is Frequency Hopping?
• What is Direct Sequence?
• Frequency Protocols
♦ Setting Up Wireless Communication
• What is an Access Point?
• What is a PC Network Card and Adapter Board?
• Using an Antenna
♦ Configuring Wireless TCP/IP Networks
• Configuring the Network Card
_ Spectrum 24, Spectrum 802.11, and Telxon/Aironet 802.11
_ Telxon/Aironet 2.4
_ Telxon/Aironet 900
• Signal Strength Meter Test
☛ Note
For detailed information on your wireless system
configuration, refer to your provider’s manual (Symbol,
Telxon, and Aironet).
☛ Note
Each Country in the International market has a frequency
range specific to their country.
What is Frequency Hopping? Frequency Hopping (FH) is a spreading technique that has
its carrier signal changing its frequency many times a
second in a pseudo-random pattern making it multipath
resist. If a particular frequency runs into interference or a
high level of noise, the device “hops” to the other
frequencies less likely to be affected to continue the
transmission.
What is Direct Sequence? Direct Sequence (DS) is a spreading technique that remains
at a fixed frequency. The signal is transmitted over a wide
frequency range and low amplitude. This allows for filtering
out sharp high amplitude interference.
Frequency Protocols Each provider has its own protocol or internal way of
transmitting frequencies through a network.
• Telxon/Aironet’s proprietary protocol is TMA
• Symbol’s proprietary protocol is 802.3
☛ Note
In order to use 802.11, all providers must use the same
frequency spreading technique (Frequency Hopping or
Direct Sequence).
What is an Access Point? The Access Point (AP) acts as a root unit and controls traffic
flow to the network. It attaches to the backbone, which is the
physical wired Ethernet or Token Ring connection. It
contains configuration information in its association table
that covers all stations in the communication system. The
AP is the point at which scales or other devices can access
the backbone and communicate with all wireless devices in
a cell area.
What is a PC Network Card A PC Network Card is attached to the PC adapter board and
and Adapter Board? inserted into every scale in the wireless network. You need a
wireless PC network card and PC adapted board in each
scale to communicate within the network.
☛ Note
Contact your Hobart Service Representative for proper
installation.
☛ Note
The screen display varies depending on the supported
supplier that you choose.
Configuring the Network Once the IP Addresses are set up, you must configure the
Card network card to set up the System ID and determine if the
scale is connected. Both the Access Point and Scale System ID
must be the same.
☛ Note
The system ID and access point use a hex (“H”) value. Hex
is an alphanumeric value.
At this time, the network card system ID uses 16 identifiers
(0-9 and A-F) and can accept a hex value with 4 digits
(e.g. AA22). Yet, the 802.11 access point system ID can
accept an alphanumeric value up to 32 characters. You must
change your access point system ID to a 4-digit hex value
that matches the network card system ID, if applicable.
6. PRESS [ESC].
7. PRESS [F5] again to select Configure Network Card.
8. Verify that the screen displays “Connected”. This
indicates the scale is connected to an Access Point and
can communicate within the network.
☛ Note
If “Disconnected” displays on the Network Card Screen try
any of the following:
• Verify the Access point and Scale “System ID” are the
same.
• Make sure you reset the scale after you entered the scales
configuration settings on the TCP/IP Network Screen.
• Verify all the TCP/IP setting are correct. If you change
anything, reset the scale.
• Relocate the scale closer to the Access Point or relocate
the Access Point.
• Reposition the antenna on the Access Point or the scale if
an external antenna is installed.
☛ Note
The system ID and access point use a hex (“H”) value. Hex
is an alphanumeric value.
At this time, the network card system ID uses 16 identifiers
(0-9 and A-F) and can accept a hex value with 4 digits
(e.g. AA22). Yet, the Telxon/Aironet 2.4 access point system
ID can accept a 6-digit hex value. You must change your
access point system ID to a 4-digit hex value that matches
the network card system ID, if applicable.
☛ Note
Channels may need to be changed if there is an interference
because another device is on the same frequency or bit rate
channel. Contact your Hobart Service Technician to change
the Frequency or Bit Rate channels.
8. PRESS [ESC].
9. PRESS [F5] again to select Configure Network Card.
10. Verify that the screen displays “Connected”. This
indicates the scale is connected to an Access Point and
can communicate within the network.
☛ Note
If “Disconnected” displays on the Network Card Screen try
any of the following:
• Verify the Access point and Scale “System ID” are the
same.
• Make sure you reset the scale after you entered the scales
configuration settings on the TCP/IP Network Screen.
• Verify all the TCP/IP setting are correct. If you change
anything, reset the scale.
• Relocate the scale closer to the Access Point or relocate
the Access Point.
• Reposition the antenna on the Access Point or the scale if
an external antenna is installed.
☛ Note
The system ID and access point use a hex (“H”) value. Hex
is an alphanumeric value.
At this time, the network card system ID uses 16 identifiers
(0-9 and A-F) and can accept a hex value with 4 digits
(e.g. AA22). Yet, the Telxon/Aironet 900 access point system
ID can accept a 6-digit hex value. You must change your
access point system ID to a 4-digit hex value that matches
the network card system ID, if applicable.
☛ Note
Channels may need to be changed if there is an interference
because another device is on the same frequency or bit rate
channel. Contact your Hobart Service Technician to change
the Frequency.
7. PRESS [ESC].
8. PRESS [F5] again to select Configure Network Card.
9. Verify that the screen displays “Connected”. This
indicates the scale is connected to an Access Point and
can communicate within the network.
☛ Note
If “Disconnected” displays on the Network Card Screen try
any of the following:
• Verify the Access point and Scale “System ID” are the
same.
• Make sure you reset the scale after you entered the scales
configuration settings on the TCP/IP Network Screen.
• Verify all the TCP/IP setting are correct. If you change
anything, reset the scale.
• Relocate the scale closer to the Access Point or relocate
the Access Point.
• Reposition the antenna on the Access Point or the scale if
an external antenna is installed.
☛ Note
You may not be prompted to enter an Access Point IP
Address depending on the type of network card you are
using.
• If you do need to enter an Access Point IP Address, the
Link Quality Screen will reflect relative time.
• If you do not need to enter an Access Point IP address,
the Link Quality Screen will reflect true signal strength.
☛ Note
If the signal strength is poor try any of the following:
• Check for interference between the Access Point and the
Scale.
• Relocate your antenna, if possible.
• Relocate the scale closer to the Access Point.
Appendix
A-1 Appendix
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Understanding The Quantum Scale System can be set with the following
Network networking configurations:
♦ None
Configurations ♦ Scalemaster
♦ IntraNet
♦ ScaleMaster/Intranet
♦ MiniNet
What Does Client & Server There are three (3) “senses” to understanding how a scale
Really Mean? acts as a “Server” Scale. From the ScaleMaster standpoint,
the Server Scale is any scale connected to ScaleMaster and
IntraNet as well as other scales in the department. Keep in
mind, there is no setting in the software to designate a scale
as a server. Any scale that receives data from ScaleMaster
will attempt to send that data to scales connected via
IntraNet. Therefore, it is important to connect only one (1)
scale to ScaleMaster per department.
Appendix A-2
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A-3 Appendix
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☛ Note
The following screen may appear alerting you to the fact
that background tasks are running. This message tells you
that the scale is attempting to send data to other scales over
IntraNet. You will not be able to complete the
Backup/Restore function until the data transfer is complete.
Appendix A-4
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Term Definition
Server Scale A designated department scale connected
to both ScaleMaster and IntraNet (intra-
department network).
Look At This
Make sure ScaleMaster is not configured to communicate
with the client scales.
Sending Data to the Scales To update a scale, ScaleMaster sends the required database
changes to the Server Scale. This scale then sends the same
information down to the Client Scales connected in its
department network. If while sending these changes to the
Client Scales in its department, ScaleMaster then sends other
information to the Server Scale, the Server Scale stops
sending information to the Client Scales and accepts the
additional transmission from ScaleMaster. Once this
transmission is completed, the Server Scale again attempts
to send the previous changes, followed by the new changes,
in chronological order, to the scales in the department
network.
Reading Data from the Scales In addition to sending data to the scales, ScaleMaster also
allows you to retrieve information from the Server Scale.
Totals data is sent from the Client Scales and stored in the
Server Scales database. In other words, each Client Scale in
the department sends Totals information back to the Server
Scale after each transaction. The Server Scale adds these
values into its Totals file. The Server Scale totals then reflect
the Totals for the department. When ScaleMaster asks for
Totals information, it receives Totals for the whole
department, not just for the Server Scale.
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Hubs Hubs for 10BaseT are available with different numbers and
types of ports. The IEEE 802.3 standard recommends that the
signal crossover function for 10BaseT connection is done
inside the hub port. This standard also notes that all ports
featuring an internal crossover be designated with an "X".
Some hubs provide a port where the crossover function is
controlled by a switch. This port is generally used for
cascading hubs using straight through cables. Hubs where
all ports feature an internal crossover generally require a
crossover cable to cascade the hubs. Stackable hubs, which
provide a special connection for stacking two (2) or more
hubs, are also available. Stacked hubs count as one hub
when calculating the number of hubs and segments between
two stations.
☛ Note
10BaseT hubs are also available with connections for
attaching to a 10Base2 (coax cable) network.
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☛ Note
Category 3 wiring may be used but is not recommended.
Look At This
All wiring and cabling must be installed to meet National
and Local Electrical Codes.
All Ethernet wiring must conform to IEEE 802.3
specifications.
All cabling should be installed to meet the cabling pathway
requirements of EIA/TIA Standard 569, table 4.8-5.
Crossover Function Two Ethernet 10BaseT devices can only communicate if the
transmitter on one device is connected to the receiver on the
other device. When connecting two identical 10BaseT ports
(ports that either both support the crossover function or both
do not support the crossover function), the crossover
function must be implemented in the wiring.
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Straight Thru Patch Cord A straight thru patch cord has both ends wired the same and
is generally used to connect computers to the hub and to
connect devices to hubs. Depending on the hub a straight
thru patch cord or crossover patch cord may be required to
cascade hubs. Refer to the documentation provided by the
manufacturer of your hub.
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Crossover Patch Cord A crossover patch cord is generally used to cascade hubs. A
crossover patch cord has one end wired as a straight thru
connection and the other end wired as a crossover
connection. Depending on the hub, a straight thru patch
cord, or a crossover patch cord may be required to cascade
hubs. Refer to the documentation provided by the
manufacturer of your hub.
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Ethernet Card
Hub to Scale
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Hub to Hub
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☛ Note
The first character in the format string is always an X for the
number system or a fixed digit from 0-9. If the first character
in the format string is X, you can set a default prefix number
for a custom label type in Supervisor Mode. Refer to Setting
the EAN13 Default Prefix for PLUs in chapter 12.
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EAN13 Barcode Examples Refer to the following examples for EAN13 barcodes.
Remember, the last digit is always the check digit. In the
examples these character symbols are used.
X = Prefix Digit
W = Weight
w = Weight Check Digit
P = Price
p = Price Check Digit
E = EAN Code
N = Product Number
V = Vendor Number
Q = By Count Quantity
S = Scale ID
C = Check Digit
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EAN13 Methods
WEIGHT
X E E E E E E WWWWW C X X E E E E E E WWWW C
1 Prefix Digit 2 Prefix Digit
6 EAN Code 6 EAN Code
5 Weight 4 Weight
1 Check Digit 1 Check Digit
X X E E E E E WWWWW C X X E E E E E wWWWW C
2 Prefix Digit 2 Prefix Digit
5 EAN Code 5 EAN Code
5 Weight 1 Weight Check Digit
1 Check Digit 4 Weight
1 Check Digit
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PRICE
X E E E E E E P P P P P C X X E E E E E E P P P P C
1 Prefix Digit 2 Prefix Digit
6 EAN Code 6 EAN Code
5 Price 4 Price
1 Check Digit 1 Check Digit
X X E E E E E P P P P PC X X E E E E E p P P P P C
2 Prefix Digit 2 Prefix Digit
5 EAN Code 5 EAN Code
5 Price 1 Price Check Digit
1 Check Digit 4 Price
1 Check Digit
X V V V V VV N N N N N C X XE E E E Q Q P PPPC
1 Prefix Digit 2 Prefix Digit
6 Vendor Number 4 EAN Code
5 Product Number 2 By Count Quantity
1 Check Digit 4 Price
1 Check Digit
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Understanding the Within some functions, you have the ability to change the
Text Editor text field. From the Text Editor you can add or edit the
following:
Once you are on the Text Editor Screen, there are several
options for what you can do with the text. Each selection
will be discussed in the following paragraphs.
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(F1) Select Font Select Font allows you to change the font and size of the
Text field.
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(F2) Mark Text Select Mark Text to define blocks of text that can quickly be
copied modified or deleted from the record.
3. Use the Arrow Keys to move the cursor to the end of the
text block. The marked text will be highlighted.
✎ Tip
To quickly mark a whole line of text:
1. Place the cursor at the beginning of the line.
2. PRESS [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to select the entire text
line.
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(F3) Cut Text Cut Text allows you to remove text from the position it is in,
usually to delete it. Once you cut the text, it can be copied to
another location.
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(F4) Paste Text The Paste Text function allows you to move or copy a block
of text from one position to another.
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☛ Note
When you edit text, the Editor fits the text in the field
specified by the label. The auto-wrap feature enables you to
use the expanded text in a different label with a different
sized field.
(F5) Copy Text The Copy Text function allows you to copy a block of text
from one position to another.
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3. Use the Arrow Keys to move the cursor to the end of the
text. The marked text will be highlighted.
4. PRESS [F5] to select Copy.
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Marquee Editor Marquee Messages can be created for each PLU within your
database. In addition to text, the Marquee Message can be
displayed to draw your customer’s attention to the display.
Use the following commands to setup your merchandising
strategy.
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Creating Macros In order to speed your operation of the scale, you can create
(Using the Save/Recall macros by recording in advance, commonly or frequently
used keystrokes. Basically, you record the series of
Key) keystrokes one time and then execute (i.e., playback) the
macro as often as needed to perform the operation.
☛ Note
You can record or execute a Supervisor Macro from the
Supervisor Menu only.
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☛ Note
An error message during the Execute function terminates the
Macro.
To delete a Macro:
Deleting a Macro
1. You should be on the Supervisor Menu.
2. PRESS [SAVE/RECALL]. You should now be on the
Supervisor Macros Screen.
QUICK STEPS 3. TYPE the Macro Number.
4. PRESS [ENTER] or [DOWN ARROW (▼)] to move to
From the Supervisor Menu: the Macro Name field and confirm the Macro Name.
1. Position Cursor 5. PRESS [F5] to select Delete. The Macro is immediately
2. PRESS [SAVE/RECALL] deleted.
3. TYPE the Macro Number 6. If desired, repeat Steps 3 - 5 to delete other Macros.
4. PRESS [ENTER] or [▼] 7. PRESS [ESC] to return to the Supervisor Menu.
5. PRESS [F5]
6. Repeat Steps 3 - 5 (If
desired)
7. PRESS [ESC]
☛ Note
You can access Supervisor Macros from the Supervisor
Menu only.
Proportional Tare
(Percentage Tare)
☛ Note
The following explanation on Percentage Tare (i.e.,
Proportional Tare) comes from Weights & Measures Today,
National Conference on Weights and Measures, November
1993.
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Percentage Tare Procedure The procedure used to compute net weight involves the
determination of two (2) tare weights. One tare will be a
fixed tare for the outer container; the second, a percentage
tare for individual wrappers on the items.
☛ Note
The following explanation on calculating the Percentage
Tare value is a portion of the Discussion Paper, The Use of
Proportional Tare, Weights and Measures Industry Canada,
June 22, 1994.
How the Percentage Tare Percentage Tare value is the value expressed as a percentage
Value is Calculated (e.g. 5.6%, 2.3%, etc.), that represents the proportion of tare
material in comparison with the gross weight of a commodity.
For example, if the percentage tare value for a specific
individually wrapped confection is 14%, it means that for a
gross weight of 100 grams, the total weight of individual
wrappers is 14 grams.
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%T = TW x 100%
GW
where:
%T = Percentage Tare Value
TW = Tare Weight
GW = Gross Weight
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Hobart Recommended
Class Structure
☛ Note
The pages that follow are an excerpt from the Hobart PLU
Scales Product Look-Up Data Standards Workbook, F-2066 (R3-
91). For the complete workbook, request Form 2066 (R3-91)
from your local Hobart office.
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Quantum Function In the event you want to move to a specific scale function,
Codes you can press the two-digit function code to move directly
to that operation without going through all the menus and
screens. The following chart is grouped by categories and
details the function codes, the functions they select and the
operator access level associated with it.
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30 Setup Flashkeys 3
38 Setup Marquee Message Modes 3
39 Setup Timed Marquee Messages 3
46 Select Special Fields to Print on a Label 9
47 Label Text Names 9
48 Label Information 9
49 Scale ID & Store Information 5
50 Setup Operator IDs 9
51 Set Cassette/Disk Parameters 7
52 Set Network Parameters 7
54 Set What the Operator Can Modify 7
55 Change Date & Time 3
56 Setup Normal Scale Operation 9
57 Graphics 5
58 Label Types 5
59 Itemized Labels 5
☛ Note
Creating Supervisor Macros requires Access Level 9.
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43 Operator Changes 9
7 Delete Time Stamp Changes 9
37 View Network Communications 3
Report
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Operator Access The following chart is grouped by Access Level and details
Levels the functions and function codes associated with each level
of access.
☛ Note
Remember, if you select an upper level access code, you can
access all functions from lower levels.
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Glossary
G-1 Glossary
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Glossary
A
Abstract Notation Syntax One A language used in OSI and TCP/IP networks to define
(ASN.1) data types for use in network management.
Application Layer The topmost layer in the OSI reference model that aids in
the identification of communicating partners.
Auto Look-Up This feature automatically looks up the product after a set
number of digits has been entered. This feature is
configured in Scale Setup by your Supervisor.
B
Backbone Used to refer to a set of nodes and links connected together
compromising a network. It is also used to refer to the
physical media that connects components to a network.
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Bit rate The rate, usually expressed in seconds, that bits are
transmitted.
C
Carrier Sense A signal generated at the physical network layer to inform
the data link layer that one or more nodes are transmitting
on the underlying medium.
Carrier Sense Multiple Access This is the media access control protocol. Nodes using this
with Collision Detection protocol listen to the medium to which they are attached. As
(CSMA/CD) long as there is no signal on the medium being monitored, a
node listening can send data across the medium.
Cents Off The monetary amount to be subtracted from the unit price.
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D
Daemon A common UNIX program that operates unattended,
performing standard services. This type of program can be
triggered by time intervals for execution.
Data Link The part of a node that is controlled by a data link protocol.
It is the logical connection between two nodes.
Discount Price (/lb.) The Frequent Shopper price per pound, which is lower than
the unit price per pound.
Domain Name System A service used with TCP/IP to replace the previous method
of keeping track with host names, aliases, and internet
addresses. The domain name service is a distributed
database used to convert node names to internet addresses.
Double Byte Character Set A character set where alphanumeric characters are
represented by two bytes. Examples of languages where this
is used include: Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.
E
EAN13 Barcode The Ean13 Barcode is based on the 12 Digit UPC Code and is
widely used in international markets. EAN13 uses numeric
data only.
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Ethernet A data link level protocol. It comprises layers one and two
when compared to the OSI reference model. Ethernet is a
broadcast technology and can be implemented with
different media types, such as thick or thin coaxial cable or
twisted pair cable. Ethernet uses CSMA/CD mechanism to
access the medium.
F
Fixed Fluid Volume Item An item sold by a predetermined volume (i.e., Fresh-
squeezed orange juice from a Juice Bar is always 16 ounces).
Fixed Weight - By Count PLU An item normally sold by a specific weight, but in this case,
sold by count (i.e., 2 - 16 oz. loaves of bread for $.79).
Flashkey Home Group This is the first Flashkey Screen you will come to after
Pressing [ENTER] on the Start a Run Screen. It can be
different for each scale in the department or store.
Fluid Ounce Item An item sold by the Fluid Ounce (i.e., Fresh-squeezed
orange juice from a Juice Bar).
Fractional Pricing Enables you to price items by the 1/4 or 1/2 pound or by
100 grams if operating in the metric mode. This pricing
mode is determined by your Supervisor and configured by a
Hobart technician during scale setup. This mode is disabled
if Pounds for Pricing is enabled.
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Frame Check Sequence (FCS) A mathematical function used with bits in a frame. The FCS
is appended to the frame and used by the receiving end to
recalculate the value to determine if an error has occurred.
Function Codes Numbers which identify Supervisor functions and take you
directly to the function by entering its two-digit code. These
codes are listed in the Appendix.
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) A TCP/IP based application used for transferring files from
one system to another. Part of FTP provides password
protection.
G
Gateway A networking device that translates all protocols of one type
network into all protocols of another type network. (i.e.
Ethernet to Token Ring).
Graphic (User) Provided the Label Type can accommodate a graphic, there
is a list of available graphics (listed by number) found in the
Appendix.
H
Hardware Address A low-level address associated with each node on the
network. This address is generally the address related to the
interface card in the node. This may also be referred to as
the Ethernet Address.
I
Internet Control Message Protocol A protocol that works in conjunction with the Internet
(ICMP) Protocol (IP) that handles error messages.
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Internet Protocol (IP) The part of the TCP/IP protocol that handles routing of
data.
ISO Reference Model The networking model created by ISO defining seven layers
of a network, isolating functions within each layer. It is used
as a baseline for comparison with other network types.
J
Jitter A situation that can occur with a 10BaseT network where
signals are out of phase with each other.
Julian Date The numeric day of the year designates the date (i.e.,
February 10 = 41). If configured, this date type may be
printed in a date field.
L
Label Stock Labels may be arranged into a roll in several ways: Die Cut,
Continuous Paper or Linerless Paper. Each type has its own
purpose and use.
Label Type The Label Type determines the size, orientation and fields to
print on the label.
Learning Bridge Serves as a bridge but has the capability to learn what nodes
are connected and route data accordingly.
Logical Link Control The upper part of the data link sublayer protocol
responsible for governing the exchange of data between two
endpoints.
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M
Macro A series of keystrokes that can be recalled by entering a
reference number (Macro Number).
Maximum Transmission Unit The largest datagram that can transverse a given network
(MTU) such as Ethernet or Token Ring.
Media Access Control (MAC) The lower half of the data link sublayer. It is responsible for
framing data and controlling the physical link between two
stations.
Medium Access Unit (MAU) A device for central connection of nodes operating in a
network.
N
Name Resolution The process of mapping aliases to an address. The domain
name system provides a mechanism to perform this
function.
Network Administrator The person designated to maintain the network. This person
should have working knowledge of network wiring,
requirements, etc. See System Administrator.
Network Basic Input Output An IBM and compatible network programming interface.
Operating System (NETBIOS)
Network File System (NFS) Sun MicroSystems protocols that permit clients to mount
remote directories onto their own local file system, thus
appearing to be local.
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O
On Screen Library A list of products organized by Class; with the PLU number
as the primary key. Press [HELP] to access the library
whenever you are on a “Product/Class Number” field.
P
Packet In TCP/IP networks, this refers to the data passing between
the internet layer and the data link layer. A packet includes
the IP header, TCP header, and data.
Packet InterNet Groper (PING) A program used with TCP/IP networks. The PING program
provides a way of testing access to a destination by sending
an ICMP echo request, then waiting for a response from the
target host.
Percent Added The percent that is added to the total price in the instance of
additional service.
Percent Off The percentage of the total price which is subtracted from
the total price.
Point to Point Protocol (PPP) A protocol that has the ability to provide host to network
and router to router connections over synchronous and
asynchronous lines.
Pounds for Pricing Allows you to price items x Lbs. for $ _____ (x can be 2-9).
This pricing mode is determined by your Supervisor and
configured by a Hobart technician during scale setup. This
mode is disabled if Fractional Pricing is enabled.
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Printhead The surface of the printer that comes in contact with the
label stock.
Proportional Tare Thje percentage of the total product weight that is the
“wrapper” for the individual pieces.
R
Random Weight An item that need to be weighed before it can be priced.
Random Weight - By Count PLU An item which is priced by the number of items per package
rather than by weight (i.e., 3 for $1.00).
Reset Button Use this button to reset the scale to the Start a Run Screen in
the unlikely event the scale stops responding to keyboard
input.
Routing Table A list of valid paths through which data can be transmitted.
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S
Save/Recall The Save/Recall Key is used to begin or end a macro
function (creating, executing or deleting macros).
Sell By Date This number is the date that the store must sell the item. It
is calculated by taking today’s date and adding it to the
Shelf Life (from the item record).
Shelf Life The number of days that a perishable product may stay on
the shelf.
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol In TCP/IP, an application including a client and a server
(SMTP) providing E-Mail services for all hosts with TCP/IP
software installed and enabled.
Serial Line Internet Protocol A protocol used to utilize Internet protocol over serial lines,
(SLIP) such as a switched telephone line.
Subnet Address The part of the IP Address that identifies the subnetwork.
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T
Tare (Fixed Tare) The weight of the packing material for which the customer
does not pay.
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U
Unit Price (/lb.) The price per unit of measure
UPC Numbering System The UPC Number System identifies the type of Bar Code
used by the item. Random Weight items use number
systems 02 or 04. Fluid ounces and fixed weight items use
UPC number system 00, 04, 06, 07.
User Data Protocol (UDP) A transport layer protocol in the TCP/IP protocol suite.
Unlike TCP it does not provide re-transmission.
V
Virtual Appearing to exist, but in reality the appearance is achieved
by functions or processes.
W
Well Known Port In TCP/IP, an address for an expressed purpose generally
agreed upon by TCP/IP users.
Weigh Type The way to select the mode that the scale will operate in (i.e.,
Auto Weigh, Manual Weigh, etc.).
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123
10Base2 A reference to the cabling used in an Ethernet network. It
literally means 10Megabits per second, using baseband
signaling, with a continuous cable segment length of 100
meters and a maximum of 2 segments.
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Index
I-1 Index
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—A— —C—
Access Levels, Operator, A-40 (Change Product Continued...)
Access Point, 14-5
Accumulate Items, 7-86 All Price Fields, 3-76
Adapter Board, PC, 14-6 By Count PLU’s, 3-78
Add a New Product (Add a New PLU), 3-14 Fixed Weight PLU’s, 3-79
Add Changes from Diskette, 6-5, 6-19 Fluid Ounce PLU’s, 3-80
Address, IP, 13-2 Random Weight PLU’s, 3-77
See Also IP Address Batch Price Changes, 3-81
Advertised Price, 11-2, 11-3 By Class, 3-82
Activating, 11-6 By PLU Range, 3-84
Advertised Sale Pricing, 11-3, 11-4 Change Another Field, 3-7, 3-9
Reactivating Regular Price, 11-8 Change Pricing Mode, 3-7
Retail Comparison, 11-3, 11-5 Pounds for Pricing, 3-7
Value Packing, 11-3, 11-4 Fractional Pricing, 3-7
Advertised Sale Pricing, 11-3, 11-4 Changing All Fields, 3-81
All Totals Changing a Product’s Reporting Class, 3-74
Print, 5-5, 5-11 Changing Shelf Life/Product Life, 3-73
Clear, 4-17, 4-27 Changing Tare, 3-69
Antenna, 14-6 Changing Unit Price, 3-68
Directional, 14-6 Common“ F” Keys, 3-7
Omni-directional, 14-6 Creating a Class, 3-10
Assignment Form, IntraNet Scale IP Address, 13-4 Delete This Product, 3-7, 3-8
Auto Look-Up, 7-98 Editing a Class, 3-13
Auto Look-Up, Self Service, 9-8 Fixed Weight PLU’s, 3-15, 3-17, 3-18
Fluid Ounce PLU’s, 3-15, 3-17, 3-18
Function Codes, A-37
Making Changes to Product Information, 3-65
—B— Menu Screen (Accessing), 3-66
Backup Changes to Diskette, 6-5, 6-11 Random Weight PLU’s, 3-15, 3-17
Backup or Restore with Intranet, 6-23 Security Label, 3-7
Send Changes via Intranet, 6-25 Changes
Send to Scales via Intranet, 6-23 Immediate, 3-6, 3-8, 3-66
Backup/Restore, 1-4, 6-3 Time Stamp, 3-3, 3-62, 3-66, 3-68, 3-69
Backup/Restore Flowchart, 6-2 Print, 5-23
Backup/Restore Function Codes, A-38 Changing Flashkey Height/Width, 7-8
Backup to Diskette, 6-5, 6-6 Class, 3-3, 3-4, 3-10, 3-13, 3-82, A-33
Bad Record Scan, 6-3, 6-5, 6-18, 6-22 Creating New, 3-10
Batch Price Changes, Making, 3-81 Editing, 3-13
Bonus Points, 11-2, 11-16 Reporting, 3-11, 3-12, 3-74, 3-75
Random Weight & Fixed Weight PLU’s, 11-16 Structure, Recommended, 3-4, 3-10, A-33
Random Weight-By Count PLU’s, 11-16 Clear All Hourly Totals, 4-17, 4-25
Setting Up, 11-17 Clear All Operator Totals, 4-17, 4-24
By Count PLU, 3-18, 3-78, 4-10, 4-13, 4-15 Clear All Product Totals, 4-17, 4-19
Clear All Totals, 4-17, 4-27
Clear One Product’s Totals, 4-17, 4-20
Clear One Totals Type for All Products, 4-17, 4-22
—C— Clear Totals, 4-17
Clear Totals Menu, 4-3
Cassette/Disk, 7-103 Client Scale, 13-3, A-2, A-5
Cassette Player/Recorder, 2-3, 6-6 See also IntraNet
Change Product, 1-4, 3-66, 3-76, 3-81 Collect Totals via MiniNet II, 4-3, 4-40
Accessing, 3-5, 3-66 Communication Connections, 2-3
Add a New Product (Add a New PLU) 3-14 Communications, 7-102
All Fields, 3-81 Cassette/Disk, 7-103
See also Add a New Product Network, 7-105
Configuration, 6-3
Configuration Report, Print, 5-3, 5-43
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—C— —D—
(Continued...) (Continued...)
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—F— —H—
FCC Note, 1-2 HELP Key Functions, 2-10
FCC Rules, 1-2 About the Keyboard, 2-11
Fields, Reviewing Available, 7-36 Basic Help, 2-10, 2-12
Fixed Weight PLU’s, 3-15, 3-17, 3-18, 3-71, 3-79 Help on “F” Keys, 2-11
Flashkeys, 2-2, 2-4, 6-3, 7-6 Moving Through the System, 2-10, 2-13
Changing Height/Width, 7-8 HELP, Product Number Lookup, 2-5, 2-10
Clear Group, 7-22 Home Flashkey Group, 7-17
Copy Group, 7-27 See also Flashkeys
Creating, 7-10 Hourly Totals, 4-7, 5-5
Deleting, 7-18, 7-20 Clear, 4-17, 4-25
Edit Home Flashkey Group, 7-17 Collect, 7-36
Group/Product, 7-15, 7-19 View, 4-14
Insert Group, 7-23 Void, 4-32
Move Group, 7-25 Print, 5-9
Positioning, 7-8 Hobart Recommended Class Structure, A-33
Printing, 5-25 Hub, A-12
Print Reports, 5-3
View Group, 7-16
Flowchart
Backup/Restore, 6-2 —I—
Change Product, 3-2
Immediate Changes, 3-6, 3-8, 3-66
Miscellaneous Menu, 8-2
Information Tracker, 8-5
Print Reports, 5-2
Network Report, 8-6
Scale Setup, 7-2
Operator Changes, 8-8
Totals, 4-2
Insert Flashkey Group, 7-23
Fluid Ounce PLU’s, 3-15, 3-17, 3-18, 3-80
Item Tickets, Selecting, 7-88
Forced Price, 3-86
Itemized Receipts, Selecting, 7-90
Forced Tare, 3-72
IntraNet, 6-4, 8-3, 8-5, 8-6, 13-5, A-3
Frequencies, Understanding, 14-2
Assignment Form, 13-4
Direct Sequence, 14-2, 14-4
Example, 13-19
Frequency Hopping, 14-2, 14-3
Send Changes via…, 6-25
Frequency Hopping, 14-2, 14-3
Send to Scales via…, 6-23
Frequency Protocols, 14-4
Setting Up, 13-13
Frequent Shopper, 11-2, 11-10
Department IP Addresses, 13-16
Activating, 11-13
Saving IP Changes, 13-18
Configuration Questions, 11-11
Scale IP Address, 13-14
Configuring, 11-12
Server Scale IP Address, 13-14
Reactivating Regular Price, 11-15
Subnet Mask, 13-15
Function Codes, Quantum, A-37
Well Known Port Number, 13-15
IntraNet/ScaleMaster, 13-20, A-5
Reading Data From Scales, A-5
—G— Sending Data to Scales, A-5
Setting Up, 13-20
Gateway IP Address, 13-9 IP Addresses, 13-2
Examples, 13-11 Assignment Form, 13-4
Setting Up, 13-10 Setting Up on Existing Network, 13-3
General Information, 1-4, 2-2 Setting Up on Isolated Network, 13-3
Glossary of Common Terms, G-2 See also IntraNet
Graphics, 7-84 See also ScaleMaster
Print, 5-40 Troubleshooting, A-11
Itemized Labels, 7-86
Itemized Labels, Setting Up EAN13 Barcode, 12-11
—J—
Julian Packed-on, 7-33
Julian Product Life, 7-33
Julian Sell By, 7-33
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—K— —M—
Keyboard, 2-3, 2-9, 2-10, 2-11 (Continued...)
Cherry, 2-9
IBM PC, 2-3 Marquee Messages, 3-3, 3-19, 3-20, 3-21, 3-46, 3-50, A-27
Key Tronic, 2-9 Copy and Edit, 3-54
Maxi Switch, 2-9 Create New, 3-52
Self Service, 9-3 Daily, 7-108, 7-110
Keypad, Produce, 9-16 Delete, 3-60
Keypad, Self Service, 9-3 Edit, 3-58
Permanent, 7-108, 7-110
Print, 5-35
Timed, 7-108, 7-113
—L— Use, 3-56
Label Data, 6-3 Marquee Modes, 7-108
Label Information, 7-37 Marquee Setup, 7-107
Label Related Item, Print, 5-28 Memory, 2-2
Print Expanded Text Menu, 5-32 Merchandising Programs, 11-2
Print Marquee Messages Menu, 5-35 Setting Up Your Scale, 11-2
Print Reports, 5-3, 5-28 Minimum Price Per Pound, Programming Security Label, 10-6
Print Reusable Text Menu, 5-29 MiniNet II, 6-3, 6-4, 6-23, A-6
Print Special Messages Menu, 5-29 Collect Totals via, 4-3, 4-41
Label, Select Special to Print, 7-33 Miscellaneous Function Codes, A-39
Label Stock Styles, 2-8, 7-31 Miscellaneous Menu
Continuous, 7-31 Overview, 8-3
Die Cut, 7-31 Print, 5-45
Linerless, 7-31 Miscellaneous Reports, Print, 5-3
Label Text Names, 7-34 MODNET, 2-3
Label Types, 7-40, 7-41 Move a Flashkey Group, 7-25
Label Types, Changing the Default, 7-37
Label Types, Self Service Default, 9-5
Labels, 7-30
By Family, Standard, 7-43 to 7-63 —N—
By Size, Standard, 7-64 to 7-80 Narrow Labels, 7-81
Custom, 7-83 Network Card, PC, 14-6
Itemized, 7-86 Configuring, 14-7
Menu, Using the, 7-32 See also Configuring Network Card
Narrow, 7-81 Network Configurations, A-2
Label Graphics, 7-84 IntraNet, A-3
L.E.D., 13-25 See also IntraNet
Link Quality, 14-13 MiniNet II, A-6
ScaleMaster, A-3
See also ScaleMaster
ScaleMaster/IntraNet, A-5
—M— Reading Data from the Scales, A-5
Macros, 6-3, A-28 Sending Data to the Scales, A-5
Creating, A-28 Understanding..., A-2
Deleting, A-30 Networks, Ethernet
Executing, A-29 See Ethernet Networks
Recording, A-28 Network IP Address, 13-10
Manual, How to Use, 1-4, 1-5 Setting Up, 13-10
Mark Text, A-22 Examples, 13-11
Marquee Editor, 3-20, 3-50, 3-52, 3-56, 3-59, A-27 Network Report, 8-6
Blink On/Blink Off, 3-50, A-27 NutriFacts Data, 3-19, 3-42
Clear, 3-50, A-27 Copy and Edit, 3-44
Frame, 3-50, A-27 Create New, 3-43
Hold, 3-50, A-27 Delete, 3-48
Roll, 3-50, A-27 Edit, 3-47
Scroll, 3-50, A-27
Scroll/Frame Speed, 3-50, A-27
Start/Stop Marquee Test, 3-50, A-27
I-5 Index
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—O— —P—
Omni-directional Antenna, 14-6 (Continued...)
On Screen Library, 2-2, 2-5, 2-10
Operator Access Levels, A-40 PLU, Text
Operate Mode, Return to, 8-9 Description, 3-11, 3-15, 3-16
Operator Changes, 5-45, 8-5, 8-8 Expanded Text
Print, 5-45 See also Expanded Text
Operator Data, 6-3 Marquee Messages
Creating, 7-3 See also Marquee Messages
List, 5-3 NutriFacts
Print, 5-26 See also Nutrifacts
Operator Log-on Required, 7-5 Special Messages
Operator/Security ID’s, Self Service, 9-6 See also Special Messages
Operator Totals, 4-7 PLU Data, 6-3
Clear, 4-17, 4-24 Portion Pricing, 11-2, 11-17
Print, 5-8 Activating, 11-18
View, 4-11 Setting Up, 11-20
Void, 4-31 Positioning the Flashkey, 7-8
Overview Power Cord, 2-2
Backup/Restore, 6-3 Power Key, 2-3, 2-4
Change Product, 3-3 Price Changes, 3-68
Configuring an EAN13 Barcode, 12-2 Pricing Mode, Change, 3-7
Control Panel, 2-4 Print
Interfacing the SLA or SLD with the Quantum, 10-2 All Operator Totals, 5-8
Miscellaneous Menu, 8-3 All Totals Reports, 5-11
Print Reports, 5-3 Configuration Report, 5-3, 5-43
Scale Setup, 7-3 Cutting Test Report, 5-13
Self Service, 9-2 Expanded Text Menu, 5-32
Supervisor Manual, 1-3 Flashkeys, 5-3, 5-25
Supervisor Mode, 2-14 Graphics, 5-40
Support File, 3-19 Hourly Totals, 5-9
Totals Menu, 4-3 Label Related Items Menu, 5-3, 5-28
Understanding Hardwired TCP/IP Scale Communication, 13-2 Label Types, 5-38
Working with Merchandising Programs, 11-2 Marquee Messages Menu, 5-35
Miscellaneous Menu, 5-45
Operator Changes, 5-3, 5-45
Operator ID List, 5-3, 5-26
—P— Product List Menu, 5-3, 5-19
Product Review Menu, 5-3, 5-21
Packed-on Date, 7-33
Product Totals Menu, 5-6
Parallel Port, 2-3
Products Menu, 5-18
Paste Text, A-24
Reusable Text Menu, 5-29
Percent Added, 11-2, 11-21
Special Messages Menu, 5-29
Activating, 11-21
Time Stamp Changes, 5-23
Reactivating Regular Price, 11-23
Totals Menu, 5-3, 5-5
Percentage Tare, A-30
Printer
Permanent Message, Creating, 7-110
Primary, 3-18
PING Test, 13-22
Secondary, 2-3, 3-18
Platter Tare, 3-72
Print Reports, 5-3
Player/Recorder
Configuration, 5-3, 5-43
Cassette, 2-3, 6-6
Cutting Test, 5-13
Disk, 2-3, 6-5, 6-6, 6-11, 6-15, 6-19
Expanded Text Menu, 5-32
PLU, EAN13 Barcode, 12-2, 12-3
Flashkeys, 5-3, 5-25
Default Prefix, 12-3
Marquee Messages Menu, 5-35
Existing PLU, 12-9
Miscellaneous Menu, 5-3, 5-45
New PLU, 12-5, 12-9
Operator Changes, 5-46
PLU, Programming a Security Label, 10-2
Index I-6
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—P— —R—
(Print Reports Continued...) (Continued...)
I-7 Index
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—S— —S—
(Continued...) (Continued...)
Index I-8
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—T— —U—
(Continued...) Understanding EAN13 Scale Configuration, A-16
Understanding Ethernet Networks, A-6
Totals, 4-4 Understanding Frequencies, 14-2
Clear, 4-3, 4-17 Understanding Network Configuration, A-2
Clear All, 4-17, 4-27 Understanding Text Editor, A-20
Clear All Hourly, 4-17, 4-25 Understanding Wireless TCP/IP Scale Communication, 14-2
Clear All Operator, 4-17, 4-24 Unit Price, 3-68
Clear All Product, 4-17, 4-19 Unmark Changed Items, 6-3, 6-5, 6-9, 6-10, 6-14, 6-25
Clear One Product’s, 4-17, 4-20 Use
Clear One Type for All Products, 4-17, 4-22 Expanded Text, 3-36
Collect via MiniNet II, 4-3, 4-40 Marquee Messages, 3-56
Cutting Test Report, 5-13 Special Messages, 3-26
Hourly (Clear), 4-17, 4-25 Using the Keyboard and Self Service Keypad, 9-3
Hourly (Print), 5-9
Hourly (View), 4-7, 4-14
Hourly (Void), 4-32
Operator (Clear), 4-17, 4-24
—V—
Operator (Print), 5-8 Value Packing, 11-3, 11-4
Operator (View), 4-7, 4-11 View
Operator (Void), 4-31 Flashkey Group, 7-16
Print, 5-3, 5-11 Hourly Totals, 4-7, 4-14
Print All Totals Reports, 5-11 Operator Totals, 4-7, 4-11
Product (Clear), 4-17, 4-19 Product Totals, 4-7, 4-8
Product (Print), 5-6 Totals, 4-3, 4-7
Product (Void), 4-29 Void
Product (View), 4-7, 4-8 Hourly Totals, 4-32
View, 4-3, 4-7 Operator Totals, 4-31
Void, 4-3, 4-28 Product Totals, 4-29
Totals Function Codes, A-37 Totals, 4-3, 4-28
Totals Menu, 1-4, 4-3
Accessing, 4-5
Total Price, Programming Security Label, 10-6
Totals Record —W—
Items, 4-4 Weigh Station, 9-2
Packages, 4-4 Well Known Port Number
Price, 4-4 IntraNet, 13-15
Runs, 4-4 ScaleMaster, 13-8
Weight, 4-4 Wireless TCP/IP, 14-2
Totals Type Configuring, 14-7
Clear One for All Product, 4-22 Setting Up, 14-5
Configure, 4-3, 4-34 Understanding, 14-2
Create, 4-35 Wiring Illustration, Ethernet, 13-6
Delete, 4-39 Word Wrap, 7-39
Edit, 4-37 Working with Labels, 7-30
Troubleshooting, A-11
Ethernet Card A-12
IP Address, A-11
Hub to Hub, A-14 —Z—
Hub to Scale, A-12
Zeroing Scale, Self Service, 9-15
I-9 Index
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