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SM101+ Service

Manual

Service Manual

Model : SM-101(+)
1st Version

Edition Month Year

1st July 2011
2nd Jun 2013

SHANGHAI TERAOKA ELECTRONIC CO.,LTD

TING LIN INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTAL ZONE
JIN SHAN COUNTRY,SHANGHAI CHINA
TEL:+86-021-57234888

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FAX:+86-021-57234090

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Table of Content

1. GENERAL INFORMATION...................................................................................................8
1.1 Overall View......................................................................................................................................8
1.2 Display Panel......................................................................................................................................9
1.2.1 SM-101 Display..........................................................................................................................9
1.2.2 SM-101+ Display........................................................................................................................9
1.3 Key Panel...........................................................................................................................................9
1.4 Features............................................................................................................................................10
1.5 Specifications...................................................................................................................................11
1.5.1 Display..........................................................................................................................................11
1.5.1.1 SM-101 Display.....................................................................................................................11
1.5.1.2 SM-101+ Display...................................................................................................................11
1.5.2 Operating Conditions................................................................................................................11
1.5.3 Dimensions................................................................................................................................11
1.6 Key Functions..................................................................................................................................12
1.7 Indicators..........................................................................................................................................14
1.8 Label type.........................................................................................................................................15

2. SETUP......................................................................................................................................16
2.1 Indication of Assemble.....................................................................................................................16
2.2 Location of Switches and Connectors..............................................................................................17
2.3 Mode Change...................................................................................................................................18
2.4 Specification Setting........................................................................................................................18
2.4.1 Specification Entry(141)...........................................................................................................18
2.4.2 Specification Entry(142)...........................................................................................................19
2.4.3 Specification List......................................................................................................................20
2.5 Password Setting..............................................................................................................................60
2.5.1 Procedures of Password Setting................................................................................................60
2.5.2 Password Using.........................................................................................................................61
2.6 Clear Files........................................................................................................................................62
2.7 Default Specification Setting...........................................................................................................62
2.8 Calibration........................................................................................................................................64
2.8.1 Calibration Operation................................................................................................................64
2.8.2 Exit Calibration.........................................................................................................................65
2.9 Span Switch Status...........................................................................................................................65
2.10 Thermal Head Usage......................................................................................................................65
2.11 IP Address......................................................................................................................................66
2.12 Server IP Address...........................................................................................................................66
2.13 Subnet Mask...................................................................................................................................66

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2.14 MAC Address.................................................................................................................................67
2.15 Serial No.........................................................................................................................................67
2.16 ASCII Character.............................................................................................................................67

3. PROGRAM MODE.................................................................................................................69
3.1 Programmable Files.........................................................................................................................69
3.2 General Explanation.........................................................................................................................70
3.3 Department Files..............................................................................................................................71
3.3.1 Program Department File..........................................................................................................71
3.3.2 Delete Department File.............................................................................................................72
3.4 Main Group Files.............................................................................................................................72
3.4.1 Program Main Group File.........................................................................................................73
3.4.2 Delete Main Group File............................................................................................................74
3.5 Program / Skip Item Data.................................................................................................................74
3.6 PLU Programming...........................................................................................................................76
3.6.1 Program PLU File(weighing item)...........................................................................................83
3.6.2 Program PLU File(non-weighing item)....................................................................................86
3.6.3 PLU [COPY] Function.............................................................................................................90
3.6.4 Delete PLU File........................................................................................................................91
3.6.5 Volume Discount & Mark Down print function.......................................................................91
3.7 Memory Status.................................................................................................................................93
3.8 Key Assignment...............................................................................................................................93
3.8.1 PLU Assignment.......................................................................................................................93
3.8.2 Function Key Assignment.........................................................................................................94
3.8.3 Delete Preset Key Assignment..................................................................................................95
3.9 Shop Name File................................................................................................................................95
3.9.1 Program Shop Name File..........................................................................................................95
3.9.2 Delete Shop Name File.............................................................................................................96
3.10 Advertisement File.........................................................................................................................97
3.10.1 Program Advertisement File...................................................................................................97
3.10.2 Delete Advertisement File.......................................................................................................98
3.11 Vender File.....................................................................................................................................98
3.11.1 Program Vender File...............................................................................................................98
3.12 Program Date And Time................................................................................................................99
3.13 Special Message File....................................................................................................................100
3.13.1 Program Special Message File..............................................................................................100
3.13.2 Delete Special Message File.................................................................................................101
3.14 Ingredient File..............................................................................................................................101
3.14.1 Program Ingredient File........................................................................................................102
3.14.2 Delete Ingredient File...........................................................................................................103
3.15 Text File.......................................................................................................................................103
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3.15.1 Program Text File..................................................................................................................103
3.15.2 Delete Text File.....................................................................................................................104
3.16 Free Format File...........................................................................................................................105
3.16.1 General Information..............................................................................................................105
3.16.2 Print Area, Print Position and Print Angles...........................................................................106
3.16.3 Programming Parameter Of Print Items...............................................................................108
3.16.4 Free Format Entry.................................................................................................................110
3.16.5 Free Format Copy Function..................................................................................................114
3.16.6 Free Format Delete Function................................................................................................114
3.16.7 Sample of program a format by modifying the existing format...........................................115
3.17 Place File......................................................................................................................................118
3.17.1 Program Place File................................................................................................................118
3.17.2 Delete Place File...................................................................................................................118
3.18 Machine Setting............................................................................................................................119
3.19 Logo File......................................................................................................................................119
3.19.1 Pre-programming Logo Data................................................................................................119
3.19.2 Program Display & Keys Function.......................................................................................120
3.19.3 Programming Order..............................................................................................................121
3.19.4 Program Logo File................................................................................................................121
3.19.5 Delete Logo File...................................................................................................................122
3.20 Tax File........................................................................................................................................122
3.20.1 Program Tax File...................................................................................................................123
3.20.2 Delete Tax File......................................................................................................................123
3.21 Scroll Message File......................................................................................................................124
3.21.1 Program Scroll Message File................................................................................................124
3.21.2 Delete Scroll Message File...................................................................................................124
3.22 Scroll Sequence File.....................................................................................................................125
3.22.1 Program Scroll Sequence File...............................................................................................125
3.22.2 Enable or Disable Scroll Sequence File................................................................................126
3.22.3 Delete Scroll Sequence Number...........................................................................................127
3.23 Flexi Barcode File....................................................................................................................127
3.23.1 Program Flexi Barcode File..................................................................................................127
3.23.2 Program Flexi Barcode in PLU File.....................................................................................129
3.23.3 Delete Flexi Barcode.............................................................................................................129
3.24 ASCII Character Input Method....................................................................................................130
3.25 ASCII Code Input Method...........................................................................................................131

4. REGISTRATION MODE.....................................................................................................132
4.1 ON/OFF..........................................................................................................................................132
4.2 Reset and Weighing Check............................................................................................................132
4.3 Tare Subtraction.............................................................................................................................133
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4.3.1 One touch Tare Subtraction.....................................................................................................133
4.3.2 Digital tare Subtraction...........................................................................................................133
4.4 PLU Call Up...................................................................................................................................133
4.4.1 Manual PLU Call Up..............................................................................................................133
4.4.2 PLU Call Up by Preset Key....................................................................................................134
4.4.3 PLU Call by Numeric Key (Auto PLU Call)..........................................................................134
4.5 Fix Operation..................................................................................................................................134
4.5.1 Fix Tare by FIX Key...............................................................................................................134
4.5.2 Fix PLU by FIX Key...............................................................................................................135
4.5.3 Fix Unit Price by FIX Key......................................................................................................135
4.6 Operation Mode Change................................................................................................................135
4.7 Item Label Printing in Manual Mode.............................................................................................136
4.7.1 Label Printing for PLU Item...................................................................................................136
4.7.2 Label Printing for NON-PLU Item.........................................................................................137
4.8 Total Label Printing in Manual Mode............................................................................................137
4.8.1 Sales Transaction....................................................................................................................137
4.8.2 [PRICE DISCOUNT] Function Key in Add Mode................................................................138
4.8.3 [PRICE % DISCOUNT] Function Key in Add Mode............................................................138
4.9 Data Correction..............................................................................................................................139
4.9.1 On The Spot Correction..........................................................................................................139
4.9.2 Void by Item Correction..........................................................................................................140
4.10 Item Label Printing in Pre-pack Mode.........................................................................................141
4.10.1 Item Label Issue for PLU Item.............................................................................................141
4.10.2 Item Label Issue for NON-PLU Item...................................................................................142

5. READ REPORT MODE.......................................................................................................144

5.1 Report Factor Select.......................................................................................................................144
5.2 Report Type Selection....................................................................................................................144
5.2.1 Main Group Report.................................................................................................................146
5.2.2 PLU Report.............................................................................................................................146
5.2.3 Department Report..................................................................................................................147
5.2.4 Sales Report...........................................................................................................................147
5.2.5 24Hour Report........................................................................................................................148
5.2.6 ABC Report.............................................................................................................................148
5.2.7 Clerk Report............................................................................................................................149
5.2.8 Pre-pack Report......................................................................................................................149
5.2.9 Tax Report...............................................................................................................................150
5.2.10 Store Summarized Report.....................................................................................................151
5.2.11 Traceability Report................................................................................................................151
5.2.12 Clerk Log Report..................................................................................................................151

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6. RESET REPORT MODE.....................................................................................................152
6.1. Reset Report..................................................................................................................................152
6.1.1 Sales Daily / Monthly/Term Reset Report..............................................................................152
6.1.2 Traceability Reset Report........................................................................................................152
6.1.3 Clerk Log File Reset Report...................................................................................................152

7. ADJUSTMENT......................................................................................................................153
7.1 Peel Sensor Voltage and Label Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment.....................................................153
7.1.1 Peel Sensor Voltage.................................................................................................................154
7.1.2 Label Sensor Sensitivity.........................................................................................................154
7.2 Adjustment of Printing Position.....................................................................................................156
7.3 Voltage CheckPoint........................................................................................................................157

8. SOFTWARE SETTING........................................................................................................158
8.1 Software Version Upgrade.............................................................................................................158
8.1.1 Cable & Connection................................................................................................................158
8.1.2 PC Setting & Programmer Version.........................................................................................159
8.1.3 Updating Steps........................................................................................................................159
8.1.4 Cable Connection....................................................................................................................165
8.1.5 Update Steps...........................................................................................................................166
8.2 Facility Tool...................................................................................................................................170
8.2.1 Program Setup.........................................................................................................................170
8.1.2 Run the Program.....................................................................................................................172
8.1.3 File Edit...................................................................................................................................172
8.1.4 File Save and Exit Program....................................................................................................175

9. INTERFACE..........................................................................................................................176
9.1 PC Interface....................................................................................................................................176
9.2 Scale Ethernet Address...................................................................................................................176
9.3 Scale IP Address.............................................................................................................................177
9.4 Connection Method........................................................................................................................178
9.5 Wire Configuration........................................................................................................................179
9.5.1 Ethernet Wire - Straight Cable and Crossover Cable..............................................................179
9.5.2 RS232C Wire..........................................................................................................................181
9.5.3 Cash Drawer Connector..........................................................................................................181

10. MISCELLANEOUS............................................................................................................182
10.1 Flexible Barcode Setting Guide...................................................................................................182
10.2 SM-101+ Traceability Setting Guide...........................................................................................184
10.3 SM-101+ Nutrition Fact Setting Guide........................................................................................189
10.4 SM101+ Server/Client Manual....................................................................................................190

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10.4.1 Summary...............................................................................................................................190
10.4.2 Spec.......................................................................................................................................190
10.4.3 Setting...................................................................................................................................191
10.4.5 Effect.....................................................................................................................................191

11. SM101+ ERROR MESSAGE.............................................................................................193

11.1 Error Message..............................................................................................................................193
11.2 Fatal Message...............................................................................................................................194

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Overall View
 Bench Type

 Elevated Type

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1.2 Display Panel

1.2.1 SM-101 Display

1.2.2 SM-101+ Display

1.3 Key Panel

 Bench / Pole Type

 Elevated Type

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1.4 Features
 Digital printing scale consists of electronic cash registers function and label
printing function.
 High-speed, high reliability thermal head printer.
 Easy paper handing achieved special designed mechanism.
 Built-in clock automatically updates date and time.
 Quick response to weight changes.
 Capacity : 3kg, 6kg, 12kg, 15kg, 30kg, 6lb, 12lb, 15lb and 30lb.
 Resolution : Display Resolution 1/3,000.
: Internal Resolution 1/90,000.
 Calibrating by software.
 Customer and operator displays (optional customer pole display).
 25 digits x 19 segments TN type LCD (SM-101) / 202 x 32 pixels FSTN type
LCD
(SM-101+), with back-light for numeric digit and character display.
 67 (bench and pole) / 101 membrane keys
a. ON/OFF key.
b. 10 Numeric keys, to key in numeric data.
c. 40 / 74 Preset keys, to preset PLU or function into the key.
d. 16 Operational keys, to perform various functional operations.
 18 data files for Department, Main Group, PLU, etc.
 Various reports.
 Ethernet function.
 Optional wireless Ethernet card.
 RS232C interface for data communication and barcode scanner connection.
 Optional cash drawer.
 Compact housing.

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1.5 Specifications
1.5.1 Display
1.5.1.1 SM-101 Display
25 digits x 19 segments TN type LCD with back-light.
 Tare Weight display : 4 digits.
 Weight display : 5 digits.
 Unit Price display : 6 digits.
 Total Price display : 7 digits.

1.5.1.2 SM-101+ Display

202 x 32 pixels FSTN type LCD with back-light.
 Tare Weight display : 4 digits.
 Weight display : 5 digits.
 Unit Price display : 6 digits.
 Total Price display : 7 digits.
 Second Line display : 25 characters.

1.5.2 Operating Conditions

 Power Source : AC 176V ~ 264V, 47~63Hz.
 Operating Temperature : -10 C ~ +40 C.
 Operating Humidity : 15% ~ 85% RH.
 Power Consumption : 0.15A.

1.5.3 Dimensions
 Platter size : 386(W) x 270(D) mm.
 Overall size
a) Bench 386(W) x 416(D) x 128(H) mm.
b) Pole 386(W) x 478(D) x 480(H) mm.
c) Elevated 386(W) x 416(D) x 550(H) mm.

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1.6 Key Functions

ON/OFF KEY

 Turn display "ON" or "OFF".

PRESET KEY

P1 ~ P74  Set up or call either unit price and tare value.

NUMERIC KEYS

0~9  Enter numeric data.

TARE KEY

 Set or Clear Tare value.

 Select "NO" in S and Z Mode.

 Item test print in S Mode.

CLEAR KEY

 For Back space or Clear numeric value.

C  Select "YES" in S and Z Mode.

RE-ZERO KEY

 Reset weight to ZERO.

PREPACK KEY

 Switch Manual mode and Pre-pack mode alternatively.

AUTO (The mode status will be indicated in the P and M indicator.)
▪P - PRE-PACK MODE ▪ M - MANUAL MODE

CHANGE KEY

 Calculate the Changed Amount.

 Escape the Programming screen without saving data in S Mode.

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MULTIPLLE KEY

 Register the number of Non-Weight products.

X  Select programming item such as PLU data, Shop Name in S Mode.

 Select Report Type in X Mode.

 Select Data Transaction Type in Z Mode.

CLERK KEY

V1~V4  Accumulate the Total Price.

VOID KEY

  Correct the sales data.

PLU KEY

 Call up PLU data in R Mode.

PLU  Store the programmed data in S Mode.

FEED KEY

 Feed Label or Receipt paper

PRINT KEY

 Print out Label or Receipt.

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MODE SELECT KEY

 Five Modes can be selected using this key.

 Indicator R - REGISTRATION MODE (All the sales

transactions are performed.)

 Indicator X - CHECK MODE (Printing out and sales report.)

 Indicator S - PROGRAM MODE (Programming preset data,

such as products, data, shop name, etc.)

 Indicator Z - TOTAL MODE (Clear sales data stored.)

 Indicator X (Blink) - Password Setting Mode (Set PASS WORD

for X, S, Z mode, set PASSWORD for PASSWORD MODE when
all indicators(R, X, S, Z) blink)

Decrease/Increase Specification Count key

︽,︾  Decrease/Increase Only used when Setting SPEC 141 & 142

<<,>>  Select parameter data such as SPEC data. Move cursor left or right.

1.7 Indicators
 ZERO : On when zero point is adjusted and weight is stable.
 NET : On when tare subtraction is performed.
 FIX T : On when tare weight is fixed.
 FIX P : On when PLU or unit price is fixed.
 P : On when pre-pack mode is chosen; indicate capital letter is use in PLU
programming.
 M : On when manual mode is chosen.
 V1 ~ V4: On when vendor transaction entries (department entry or PLU entry) are
performed.
 LABEL: On when label printing mode is chosen.
 R : On when in R (normal operation) mode.
 X : On when in X (read report) mode.

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 S : On when in S (programmable item setting) mode.
 Z : On when in Z (reset report and system maintenance) mode.

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1.8 Label type

Note: Labels must be winding outwards (on top backing paper) and not inwards (under backing
paper) within the core (see diagram above). If labels are wound wrongly, printing problem may
result. We do not recommend the use of varnish labels.

Label Type Dimension (mm)

T1 28 X 56
T2 31 X 56
T3 34 X 56
T4 40 X 56
T5 43 X 56
T6 46 X 56
T7 49 X 56
T8 55 X 56
T9 37 X 56
T10 40 X 56
T11 43 X 56
T12 49 X 56
S 28 X 37
A 46 X 37
B 46 X 37
C 62 X 37
F1 – F99 Free Format

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2. SETUP
2.1 Indication of Assemble

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 Bubble Adjustment

Bubble

Place the scale on the flat surface and adjust the four legs until the bubble on the level is in the
centre as shown above.

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2.2 Location of Switches and Connectors

Power
Switch

Fuse Cash Drawer Port

Hol
RS-232 Port

Ethernet
Port

Span
Switch

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2.3 Mode Change

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 Weight mode.Lamp R turns on.
[MODE],[MODE] Enter X mode.Lamp X turns on.
XMODE
(within 3 seconds)
[MODE] S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.Lamp S turns on.
[MODE] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Enter Z mode.Lamp Z turns on.
[MODE] PWD X 0 SET Enter Password Set mode.Lamp X flicker
[MODE] 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 Back to Weight mode.Lamp R turns on.

2.4 Specification Setting

2.4.1 Specification Entry(141)
Before setting 141, please enter Z mode.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z mode.
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
Lamp Z turns on.
Enter [1][4][1] while depressing
XXX XXX
[Rezero]+[1][4][1] SPEC 000 [Rezero].
(setting) (former)
XXX:SPEC data
[︾]key only increase specification
[︾] SPEC 001 XXX XXX count, it does not update SPEC
data.
[︽]key only decrease specification
[︽] SPEC 000 XXX XXX count, it does not update SPEC
data.
It goes to a designed specification
[1][7] SPEC 000 017 XXX
count.
[X] SPEC 017 XXX XXX
(000~517 is enabled)
[>>] key select SPEC data.
[>>] SPEC 017 XXX XXX
Move cursor right.
[<<] key select SPEC data.
[<<] SPEC 017 XXX XXX
Move cursor left.
[1] SPEC 017 001 XXX
[*] SPEC 018 XXX XXX
[C] SPEC 018 000 XXX Clear the enter data.
[PLU] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Store the updated specification and

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* Note 1 escape to Z mode.
* Remark: The Weight in the display window will display the SPEC number. The Unit Price
window will display the new value setting entered. The Total Price window will display
the old value setting. The selection you have made will be highlighted in the dot matrix
display. Please use [︾] to increase spec count, [︽] to decrease spec count, [*] to store a
new value and [PLU] to save spec setting.

2.4.2 Specification Entry(142)

To change the setting of the Weight & Measurement SPEC if there are some SPEC need to alter.
(Please turn on the span switch when using this process)

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Press SPAN
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY SPAN SWITCH is on(ENABLE).
SWITCH
Enter [1][4][2] while depressing
XXX XXX
[Rezero]+[1][4][2] SPEC 600 [Rezero].
(setting) (former)
XXX:SPEC data
[ ︾ ]key only increase specification
[︾] SPEC 601 XXX XXX
count, it does not update SPEC data.
[ ︽ ]key only decrease specification
[︽] SPEC 600 XXX XXX
count, it does not update SPEC data.
It goes to a designed specification
[6][1][5] SPEC 600 615 XXX
count.
[X] SPEC 615 XXX XXX
(600~719 is enabled)
[>>] key select SPEC data.
[>>] SPEC 615 XXX XXX
Move cursor right.
[<<] key select SPEC data.
[<<] SPEC 615 XXX XXX
Move cursor left.
[1] SPEC 615 001 XXX [*] key to update specification,
[*] SPEC 616 XXX XXX increase specification count.
[2] SPEC 616 002 XXX
[C] SPEC 616 000 XXX Clear the enter data.
[PLU] Store the updated specification and
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
* Note 1 escape to Z mode.
Note 1: If press [T] key, it does not store the updated specification and escape to Z mode.

* Remark: The Weight in the display window will display the SPEC number. The Unit Price
window will display the new value setting entered. The Total Price window will
display the old value setting. The selection you have made will be highlighted in the

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dot matrix display. Please use [︾] to increase spec count, [︽] to decrease spec count,
[*] to store a new value and [PLU] to save spec setting.

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2.4.3 Specification List

Customer SPEC Setting-(141)
SPEC
SPECIFICATION DESCRIPTION SM-100 SM-101
NO.
00 Item Barcode  
0 F1F2 CCCCC XCD XXXX CD 16 F1F2 CCC XXXXXXX CD All are 13 digits non-
1 F2 CCCCCC XCD XXXX CD 17 F1F2 CC XXXXXXXX CD PLU barcode unless
2 F1F2 CCCCC 0 XXXX CD 18 CCC WWWW PPPPP CD otherwise stated.
3 F1F2 CCCCCC XXXX CD 19 No Barcode #1 13 digits PLU
4 F1F2 CCCCC XXXXX CD 20 F1F2 CCCCC PCD XXXX CD barcode
5 F2 CCCCCC XXXXX CD 21 F1F2 RRRRR XXXXX CD #4 #2 8 digits PLU
6 F2 CCCCC XXXXXX CD 22 F2 CCCCC XXXXXX CD barcode
7 F1F2 CCCCCCCCCC CD #1 23 FFF CCCC PPPPP CD #3 8 digits non-PLU
8 F1F2 CCCC XXXXXX CD 24 F1F2 CCCCC WWWWW CD barcode
#4 For SF. Not in
9 F1F2 CCCCC CD #2 25 F2 CCCCC WWWWW 0 CD
used for item
10 F2 CC XXXX CD #3 26 F1F2 CCCCCC WWWW CD
barcode
11 No Barcode 27 CCCCCCC XXXXXX #5
#5 Non Barcode
12 F1X2 CCCCC XCD XXXX CD 28 F1F2 CCC XXXXXXX CD
13 F1X2 CCCCCC XXXX CD 29 F2 CCCCCCC WWWW CD
14 F1F2 CCCC XCD XXXXX CD 30 F1F2 CC NNN PPPPP CD
15 F2 CCCCC XCD XXXXX CD 31 F1F2 C NNNN PPPPP CD

01 Right Side Data of Item Barcode  

0 Quantity 4 Original Price # Related to
1 Price 5 Weight / Quantity SPEC153.
2 Weight 6 Unit Price
3 User Programmable # 7 Unit Price after discount

02 Right Side Price Data of Item Barcode  

0 Price before Tax 1 Price after Tax Effective when
SPEC1 = 1

03 Flag Data F1 and F2 for 13 Digits Non-PLU Barcode  

18 1 or 2 Line(s) Commodity Name on Receipt  

0 2 Lines 2 No Print
1 1 Line

19 Label Printing by Clerk Key  

0 No Print 2 Print without Accumulated
1 Print with Accumulation

20 Total Label Printing  

0 No Print 1 Print

21 Printing Operator Name on Receipt and Label  

0 Code 1 Name

22 Receipt Paper Width

0 60 mm 2 50 mm
1 40 mm

23 Manual Price Entry for Printing or Accumulating  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

24 Default Label Format for Item Printing  

0 T1 Not Used [A] 12 S (T6) [T7] Formats in ( ) are for
1 T2 (A) [B] 13 A (T7) [T8] U1 only.
2 T3 (B) [C] 14 B (T8) [T9]
3 T4 (C) [U2] 15 C (T9) [T10]

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4 T5 (U2) [U3] 16 F1 (T10) [F1] Formats in [ ] are for
5 T6 (U3) [U4] 17 F2 (F1) [F2] CA only.
6 T7 (U4) [U5] 18 F3 (F2) [F3]
7 T8 (U5) [U6] 19 F4 (F3) [F4] F1 to F8 are Free
8 T9 (U6) [U7] 20 F5 (F4) [F5] Format.
9 T10 (U7) [U8] 21 F6 (F5) [F6]
10 T11 (U8) [T5] 22 F7 (F6) [F7]
11 T12 (T5) [T6] 23 F8 (F7) [F8]
24 - (F8) -

25 Default Label Format for Total Printing  

0 T1 Not Used [A] 12 S (T6) [T7] Formats in ( ) are for
1 T2 (A) [B] 13 A (T7) [T8] U1 only.
2 T3 (B) [C] 14 B (T8) [T9]
3 T4 (C) [U2] 15 C (T9) [T10] Formats in [ ] are for
4 T5 (U2) [U3] 16 F1 (T10) [F1] CA only.
5 T6 (U3) [U4] 17 F2 (F1) [F2]
6 T7 (U4) [U5] 18 F3 (F2) [F3] F1 to F8 are Free
7 T8 (U5) [U6] 19 F4 (F3) [F4] Format.
8 T9 (U6) [U7] 20 F5 (F4) [F5]
9 T10 (U7) [U8] 21 F6 (F5) [F6]
10 T11 (U8) [T5] 22 F7 (F6) [F7]
11 T12 (T5) [T6] 23 F8 (F7) [F8]
24 - (F8) -

26 Shop Name Printing on Label  

0 No Print 1 Print

27 Forced Tare Function  

0 Disable 1 Enable

28 Peel Sensor Function in Prepack Mode  

0 Disable 1 Enable

29 Continuous Print for Label in Prepack Mode  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

30 Selection of CDV  
0 Inhibit 1 Allow For SF.

31 CDV Type
0 CDV 1 Tear-off For SF.

32 CDV Modulus  
0 Modulus 10 1 Modulus 11 For SF.
Effective when
SPEC30 and 31 = 1.

33 On Spot Correction  
0 Allow 1 Inhibit

34 Search Correction
0 Allow 1 Inhibit

35 Move Back Correction  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

36 Past Sales Data Correction

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

37 Label Print Density  

0 Low 2 High-mid
1 Mid 3 High

38 Receipt Print Density  

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0 Low 2 High-mid
1 Mid 3 High

39 Calling of PLU  
0 Manual 2 Time-out Related to SPEC40.
1 Auto 3 Intelligent

40 PLU Digits for Auto PLU Calling/Time-out Calling  

0 3 Digits / 0.5 sec 2 5 Digits / 1.5 sec Effective when
1 4 Digits / 1.0 sec 3 6 Digits / 2.0 sec SPEC39 = 1.

41 Unit Price of Weigh PLU Can Use for Price of Non-weigh PLU and Vice Versa  
0 Allow 1 Inhibit Effective when
SPEC643 = 0.

42 Unit Price Override  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

43 Main Usage for Commodity Name, Shop Name and Special Message  
0 Receipt 1 Label

44 Tare Override  
0 Allow 1 Inhibit

45 Item Printing  
0 Allow 1 Inhibit

46 Default Data of Printing Shop Name Number for Label  

Enter value from range 0 to 32

47 Default Data of Printing Shop Name Number for Receipt  

Enter value from range 0 to 32

48 Setting of Scale Number  

Enter value from range 0 to 999 999

49 Type of Client / Server Interface  

0 No Interface 3 Not Used Related SPECs for
1 Ethernet (Coaxial Cable) 4 4-Lines (RS-485) Ethernet I/F are
2 Ethernet (Twisted Pairs) SPEC50, 135, 214.

50 Setting of Client / Server  

0 Client 2 Backup Server Related SPECs for
1 Server / Workstation S/C setting are
SPEC61, 150, 163,
165, 187, 194, 208,
229, 252, 253, 254,
255, 265, 276.

51 Baud Rate of SIO (RS-232C Port)  

0 1 200 bps 4 19 200 bps Apply to both RS-
1 2 400 bps 5 38 400 bps 232C and RS-485
2 4 800 bps 6 76 800 bps ports setting for SM-
3 9 600 bps 300.
Related SPECs are
SPEC48, 52, 53, 54,
60, 134.

52 Data Length of SIO (RS-232C Port)  

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0 7 Bits 1 8 Bits Apply to both RS-
232C and RS-485
ports setting for SM-
300.

53 Parity Bit of SIO (RS-232C Port)  

0 None 2 Even Apply to both RS-
1 Odd 232C and RS-485
ports setting for SM-
300.

54 Stop Bit of SIO (RS-232C Port)  

0 1 Bit 1 2 Bits Apply to both RS-
232C and RS-485
ports setting for SM-
300.

55 Baud Rate of Multi-drop SIO (RS-485 / 4-Lines Port)

0 1 200 bos 3 9 600 bps Related SPECS are
1 2 400 bps 4 19 200 bps SPEC48, 56, 57, 58,
2 4 800 bps 5 38 400 bps 59, 134.

56 Data Length of Multi-drop SIO (RS-485 / 4-Lines Port)

0 7 Bits 1 8 Bits

57 Parity Bit of Multi-drop SIO (RS-485 / 4-Lines Port)

0 None 2 Even
1 Odd

58 Stop Bit of Multi-drop SIO (RS-485 / 4-Lines Port)

0 1 Bit 1 2 Bits

59 Multi-drop SIO (RS-485 / 4-Lines Port) Select Job

0 No Operation 2 Pick ‘N’ Pay #2 #1 Either SPEC59 or
1 FIS 3000 #1 60 can be selected at
any one time.
#2 For SF.

60 SIO (RS-232C Port) Select Job 

0 No Operation 3 Point ‘N’ Shop Apply for both RS-
1 FIS 30000 #1 4 Barcode Scanning 232C and RS-485
2 FL-1 5 Video Control #2 ports setting for SM-
300.
#1 Refer to
SPEC59’s comments
#1.
#2 For SM-300 only
SIO (RS-232C Port) Select Job 
0 No Operation 4 Barcode Scanning Apply for both RS-
1 FIS 30000 #1 5 Video Control #2 232C and RS-485
2 FL-1 6 SM5100+ ports setting for SM-
3 Point ‘N’ Shop 7 SM5100+BS 300.
#1 Refer to
SPEC59’s comments
#1.
#2 For SM-300 only

61 Floating Clerk  
0 Inhibit 1 Allow

62 Receipt Free Format 

0 Disable 1 Enable Exclude AA.
Receipt Free Format 
0 Disable 2 Enable (For single item only) Exclude AA.
1 Enable

Enter value range from 0 to 255

87 Label Type  
0 Gap 1 No Gap

88 Sell by Date Title Print out  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow For AA.

89 ASCII Code Entry in S Mode

0 Inhibit 1 Allow For AA only.

90 Sub-total Markdown  
0 No Markdown 1 Markdown

91 Printer Speed for Receipt  

0 Slow 2 High
1 Normal

92 Printer Speed for Label  

0 Slow 2 High
1 Normal

93 Print Second Receipt  

0 No Print 3 3 sec Delay
1 Continuous Print 4 User Select
2 1 sec Delay

94 Position of Currency Symbol (on Label)  

0 Before Price 1 After Price

95 Receipt Printing with Dual Copy

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

96 Advertisement Message on All Label  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

97 Manual Print in Prepack Mode for Weigh Item  

118 Both Price before and after Discount

0 Price before and after Discount 1 Price before Discount only For NICHII.

119 Unit Symbol Printout in Receipt  

0 Depend on PLU Programming 2 No Print For AA.
1 Japanese PCS

120 PLU Number Print  

0 No Zero Suppress 1 Zero Suppress

121 Thick Japanese Character Printout

0 Thick Character 1 Thin Character For AA only.

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122 Prepare Mode after Power On
0 Manual Mode 1 Prepack Mode Always set to 0 for
SM-200.

123 Printing Thank You Message on Receipt  

0 Enable 1 Disable

124 PLU Unit Price after Discount  

0 Unit Price after Discount 1 Unit Price Discount Amount

125 Position of Special Message on Receipt  

0 Bottom 1 Top

126 Function Keys Protection for Self-service  

0 No Protection 2 Partial Protection
1 Full Protection

127 Printing of Checksum for Item Barcode

0 Disable 1 Enable

128 Setting of Host Number (For SM-15 Multi-drop)

Enter value between 0 to 99 For IR only.

129 Type of Host to be Communicated

0 Standalone 2 POS ECR For IR only.
1 TMR ECR Use with SPEC128.

130 Selection of Print Item on Prepack Total Label  

0 Based on Status on Item Label 1 Based on Status on Manual Total
Label

131 Print PLU Setting Quantity in Manual Mode  

0 No 1 Yes Effective when
SPEC98 = 0.

132 Receipt Total Report

0 No 1 Yes For DM.

133 Change All PLU Default Format when Default SPEC Change  
0 Yes 1 No

134 Host Communication

0 No Operation 1 Enable

135 Port Number  

Enter value from range 1 to 254

136 One or Two Touch for Self-service Operation  

0 One Touch 1 Two Touches

137 Centering of Ingredient Data  

0 Yes 1 No

138 Permanent Price or Discount Price Change via Function Key  

0 No Update to PLU 1 Update to PLU

139 Number of Digits for Teraoka Code

0 2 Digits 1 3 Digits

140 AA Message Size

150 Preset Key Assignment for Client

160 Twisted Pair Cable for Ethernet

0 Shield 1 Unshielded Not in used.

161 Discount Label Format  

0 Enable 1 Disable For SD.

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162 Item Code Function Key Enable
0 Enable 1 Disable

163 Transaction Data Store in Client Memory

0 Disable 1 Enable

164 Maximum Label Length

0 120 mm 1 240 mm

165 Update Report for Client / Server System  

0 Yes 1 No

166 Average Price and Weight Label Function  

0 Disable 1 Enable

167 Label Date Title Print  

0 No Print 1 Print Exclude AA.

168 GB Code
0 GB Code 1 Shift GB Code For CN and MS only.

169 Print PLU Setting Unit in Manual Mode

0 No 1 Yes

170 User Specification (REZERO + 141) Accessible from Z Mode Only

0 No 1 Yes

171 Euro Mode  

0 Disable 1 Enable

172 Dual Declarations  

0 No 1 Yes For U1.

173 Mask 7-segment Display in X, S and Z Mode

0 No 1 Yes For double display
types only.

174 Fixed Clerk Assign to Preset Key 8, 16, 24 and 32

0 Clerk Keys 1 Function Keys For bench type only.

175 30 lb to 15 kg Conversion
0 Disable 1 Enable For UK.

176 Discount Time on Daily Basis  

0 No 1 Yes

177 Weight Check Function

0 No 1 Yes

178 Unit Price Override per PLU  

0 No 1 Yes

179 Black Bar Sensing Label  

0 Normal 1 Black Bar Sensing

180 Scroll Message Group

0 Disable 1 Enable

181 Continuous Label  

0 Disable 1 Enable

182 Character Size for Barcode Data  

0 Large 1 Small

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183 PLU Clear after 10 seconds Time-out
0 No 1 Yes

184 Duplicate Unit and Total Price on Label

201 Sell by Date for Manual Mode

0 Programmed Sell by Date 1 Zero Sell by Date

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202 Printing of Item Label when Barcode Data Overflow  
0 Print 1 No Print

203 Preset Keys Pages  

0 1 Page 2 3 Pages by Shift Key
1 3 Pages by Toggle

204 Reference PLU Function Key Enable

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

205 Print Function Key Enable  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

206 Print Barcode when Right Side Data Overflow

0 No print 1 Print Barcode Digits

207 Weight Decimal Point Position for Barcode and Label Printing
0 Same as SPEC607 1 0.000 Effective when
SPEC607 = 2.

208 Network Time Out  

0 3 sec 2 x4
1 x2 3 x10

209 FSD Calculation

0 Unit Price 1 Price Percentage Off For U1.

210 PLU Repeat Function Key Enable

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

211 Pick ‘N’ Pay Protocol

0 Old 1 New For SF.

212 Department Number for Pick ‘N’ Pay

Enter a value between 1 to 99 For SF.

213 Flag Code Function Key Enable

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

214 DHCP Function

0 Disable 1 Enable

215 Centering of Special Message  

0 Yes 1 No

216 JIS Code Table

0 New 1 Old For AA only.

217 Default Label Format 2 for Item Printing

0 Not Used 5 F5
1 F1 6 F6
2 F2 7 F7
3 F3 8 F8
4 F4

218 Zero Unit Price for Unit Price Change Function Key
0 Inhibit 1 Allow

219 Numeric Key Entry Reset  

0 3 sec 2 Disable For AA.
1 5 sec

220 Item Barcode Right Side Data Dependent on Unit

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0 Disable 1 Enable Effective when
SPEC1 = 0 or 2.

221 Receipt with Tax Information Function Key Enable  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

222 Open Cash Drawer without Sales Function Key Enable  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

223 Negative Unit Price Function  

0 Disable 1 Enable

224 FIS3000 Wire Type

0 4 wires 1 2 wires

225 Prepack Grand Total for Individual PLU  

0 Yes 1 No

226 Reverse Calculation of ITF Check Digit  

0 No 1 Yes

227 Unit Price Override Password Function

0 Inhibit 1 Allow Effective when
SPEC178 = 1.

228 Individual PLU Total Transaction  

0 No 1 Yes

229 Preset Key Group

0 Disable 1 Enable Effective when
SPEC150 = 1.

230 Auto Print after PLU Call  

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240 Voucher Payment Function Key  
0 Inhibit 1 Allow

241 PLU Code for IR POS and TMR  

0 6 Digits 1 7 Digits

242 Discount without Limit Function Key

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

243 Concatenate Commodity Name Display

0 No 1 Yes

244 Enable PLU Price Change Flag  

257 Change Place Name to PLU via Function Key

0 No 1 Yes For AA.

258 Beef Labeling  

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277 Real Time Buffer  
0 No 4 5 Days
1 2 Days 5 6 Days
2 3 Days 6 7 Days
3 4 Days 7 Unlimited

278 Traceability Report  

309 Praxis Function

0 Disable 1 Enable For DEC countries.

310 Multi Barcode Type  

0 EAN128 2 CODE128
1 RSS

311 Operator Logging Function

0 Disable 1 Enable

312 Price Change Password  

328 TU 9 Digit Total Price

0 Disable 1 Enable For Tu only.

329 PLU Tare Call up

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

330 Individual Scale Store Total Report

424 Total Barcode on Receipt for Total Price in 2nd Currency  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit For FR only.

425 Second Currency as Reference Price  

0 No 2 For Label
1 For Receipt 3 For Receipt and Label

426 Print Tare Weight when Unit Price is 0  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

427 Eliminate Cash Line on Receipt when No change Operation  

464 Password for Unit Price and Price Function Key  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

465 Default Supervisor ID is 1  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow For KE. Effective
when Spec464 = 1.

466 Enlarge Line Spacing for G3 Font on Item Label  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow For CN only.

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467 India Code128  
0 Inhibit 1 Allow For ID.

0 No 1 Yes

485 Change from Receipt Mode to Label Mode while Data in Vender Memory  
0 Allow 1 Inhibit

486 Change Function  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

487 Reason Code Function  

0 No 1 Yes For KE.

488 S Mode Protection  

0 No 1 Yes For KE.

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489 Identification Digit for Flexi-Barcode  
0 No 1 Yes For KE.

490 Decimal Point Position for Receive and Stocktaking(Package)  

0 None 2 0.00
1 0.0 3 0.000

491 Data File Synchronization  

0 Disable 1 Enable

492 Call PLU from Server  

0 Disable 1 Enable

493 Membership Card Type  

Enter value range from 0 to 9

494 Priority of Membership Price and Discount in PLU  

0 Membership Price Priority 1 Discount Priority Effective when
Spec493 > 0.

495 Call PLU when Server is Offline  

0 Enable 1 Disable Effective when
Spec355 = 1.

496 Forced Feed Paper after Open Thermal Head  

0 No 1 Yes

497 Print Australia Nutrition with Special Message or Ingredient in PLU  

0 No 1 Yes For AR only.

498 Extra Nutrition Label in Prepack Mode  

0 Enable 1 Disable

499 Print Report while Data in Vender Memory  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

500 Wait for ‘ACK’ when record size is larger than 1460 Bytes  
0 Allow 1 Inhibit For AR.

501 Korea Traceability Set Function Key Enable  

0 Inhibit 1 Allow For KE only.

502 Continue Adding and Voiding Last Receipt Function Key Enable  
0 Inhibit 1 Allow For SN.

503 Cheque Payment is Larger than Total Amount  

0 Inhibit 2 Allow without Change
1 Allow with Change

504 Voucher Payment is Larger than Total Amount  

0 Inhibit 2 Allow without Change
1 Allow with Change

505 Credit Card Payment is Larger than Total Amount  

0 Inhibit 2 Allow without Change
1 Allow with Change

506 Width of Stacked Symbol in Segments for RSS Barcode 

518 Quantity Entry Type for Average Price and Weight Label Function  
0 Quantity 1 Percentage

519 Continue transaction when real time buffer is full 

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

520 Floating Function 

0 Inhibit 2 Client
1 Server

521 China vegetable traceability 

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

522 Recalculate Label and Gap Value by REZERO + FEED Key  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

523 Justify Align of Commodity Name on Label 

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

524 User Programmable Report Key 

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0 Inhibit 1 Allow

525 Type of Quantity Symbol Re-calculation Item in Report 

0 Non-weigh Item 1 Weigh Item

526 Print NIF on Receipt 

0 Inhibit 1 Allow For PG

527 Receipt Fixed Message 

0 No Print 2 2 Lines For SN
1 1 Line 3 3 Lines

528 Label Print Orientation 

0 From Bottom 1 From Top

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[REZERO] + [1][4][2] WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENT SPECIFICATION
(Span Switch must be ENABLE when accessing this mode.)

SPEC
SPECIFICATION DESCRIPTION SM-100 SM-101
NO.

600 Price Base for Price Calculation for Weighed Items  

0 100 g Base 2 1 lb Base
1 1 kg Base

601 Auto Zero Function  

0 Enable 1 Disable

602 Display Type

0 Single Display 1 Three Display

603 Tax  
0 No Tax 1 Tax

604 Minus Weight Masking  

0 Minus Gross > 9e 1 Minus Gross Weight Mask

605 Manual Scale Start

0 Auto Start 1 Manual Start

606 Zero Lamp Lighting Position 

0 Gross Zero +/- ¼d 1 Net Zero +/- ¼d For CA

607 Decimal Point Position for Weight  

0 None 2 0.00
1 0.0 3 0.000

608 Zero Point Setting Range when A/C Display Switch On  

0 +/- 10% of Capacity 2 +/- 3% of Capacity
1 +/- 5% of Capacity 3 +/- 2% of Capacity

609 Decimal Point for Unit Price and Total Price  

0 None 2 0.00
1 0.0 3 0.000

610 Unit Price Decimal Right Shift 

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

611 Unit Price Decimal Left Shift 

0 Inhibit 1 Allow

612 Switching of Price Base  

0 Inhibit 2 500 g / 1 kg
1 100 g / 1 kg

613 Exit from Accumulation Mode after within Specified Interval  

0 Inhibit 2 5 Sec
1 15 Sec 3 10 Sec

614 Zero Setting Range when Weight Reset Switch is On or Zero Tracking
0 +/- 10% of Capacity 2 +/- 2% of Capacity
(Power on Start Point +/- 6000 IR) (Power on Start Point +/- 1200 IR)
1 +/- 5% of Capacity 3 +/- 0.6% of Capacity
(Power on Start Point +/- 3000 IR) (Power on Start Point +/- 360 IR)
Zero Setting Range when Weight Reset Switch is On or Zero Tracking 
0 ±2% F.S. 1 Combination (for Sri Lanka)

615 Minimum Display  

0 1 2 5

0 Item Price before Tax 1 Item Price after Tax

660 Barcode Check Line  

0 Print 1 No Print

0 No 1 Yes

674 Masking Last Digit Over 15 lb

0 No 1 Yes

675 Auto Zero Adjustment Range

0 +/- 5d 1 2% of Capacity Effective when
SPEC636 = 1.

676 Right Side Barcode Data Shifting for Item and Total Barcode  
0 No 3 Left Shift Twice (left shift valid for
1 Right Shift Once 4 Left Shift 3 Times quantity only)
2 Right Shift Twice 5 Left Shift Once

677 Manual Weight Function Key  

0 Disable 1 Enable

678 Printing of Item Label after Weight Change

0 Inhibit 1 Allow For SS type.
Effective when
SPEC640 and 641 =
1.

679 Catty (Kati) and Tael

0 Disable 1 Enable Available in special
version only.

680 Tare Clear when Exit From Z mode, Password Mode, Changing of Customer, and
Weight and Measure Specification
0 No 1 Yes

681 Euro Second Price Rounding Method  

0 Rounding 2 Cut Up
1 Truncating

682 Additional Euro Second Price Rounding Method  

692 RESERVED

693 Flexi Self-Service Key Grouping  

0 No 1 Yes

694 Weight Hold Function

0 Disable 1 Enable

695 Clerk Password Setting  

0 Disable 1 Enable For CA.

696 Quantity Symbol Re-calculation  

0 No 1 Yes

697 RESERVED

698 DEC PLU Tare

0 No 1 Yes

699 Right side Data of Barcode Shift  

0 Normal 2 Weight
1 Quantity 3 Price
700 Version Display When Power On  
0 Allow 1 Inhibit

701 Re-Zero Function  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

702 Total Price Display  

0 Allow 1 Inhibit

703 Tax Rounding Method for Tax Value Excluded in Price  

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2.5 Password Setting

2.5.1 Procedures of Password Setting
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z mode.
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
Lamp Z turns on.
Display password for X mode .
XXXX: former password
[MODE] PWD X XXXX SET 0: Not set
(1~4 bits are enable)Lamp X
flicker.
Set password for X mode as 1234.
[1][2][3][4] PWD X 1234 SET Press [*] to save password for X
[*] PWD S XXXX SET mode.
Lamp S flicker.
Display password for Z mode.
[*] PWD Z XXXX SET
Lamp Z flicker.
[3][3] PWD Z 33 SET Clear the password for Z mode.
[C] PWD Z 0 SET
Display password for PWD mode.
[*] PWD P XXXX SET
Lamp R X S Z flicker.
Set password for PWD mode as
[1][1][1][1] PWD P 1111 SET 1111.
Lamp R X S Z flicker.
Return R mode after password
[*] 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00
setting.

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2.5.2 Password Using

{Hypothesis: PWD X: 1111; PWD S: No Set; PWD P: 1234}
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Weight mode.
0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00
Lamp R turns on.
[MODE],[MODE] Need X mode password.
ENTER PWD X
(within 3 seconds) Lamp X turns on.
[1][2][3][4] ENTER PWD X **** Incorrect password.
[*] ENTER PWD X Retry.
[1][1][1][1] ENTER PWD X **** Correct password.
[*] X1.0 READ SALES DAILY Enters X mode.
Enters S mode.
[MODE] S1 → PLU FILE
Lamp S turns on.
Need Z mode password.
[MODE] ENTER PWD Z
Lamp Z turns on.
[3][3] ENTER PWD Z ** Correct password.
[*] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Enters Z mode.
[MODE] ENTER PWD P Need PWD mode password.
[1][2][3][4] ENTER PWD P **** Correct password.
[*] PWD X 1111 SET Enters PWD mode.
Back to Weight mode.
[MODE] 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 Lamp R turns on.

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2.6 Clear Files

This function is used to clear files in Memory.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z mode.
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
Lamp Z turns on.
[Rezero]+[2][3][0] CLEAR PLU FILE PLU file.
[︾] CLEAR VENDER DATA Vender transaction data.
[︾] CLEAR REPORT FILES Report files.
[︾] CLEAR MEMORY DATA All files in memory.
[*] CLEAR MEMORY Y-C N-T [C] to clear file data,[T] to quit.
[C] or [T] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Return to Z mode.

2.7 Default Specification Setting

Default SPEC setting of individual country.

(Please turn on the span switch before proceed this process.)

Mode change

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z mode.
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
Lamp Z turns on.
[Rezero]+[2][3][0] CLEAR PLU FILE PLU file.
[︾] CLEAR VENDER DATA Vender transaction data.
[︾] CLEAR REPORT FILES Report files.
[︾] CLEAR MEMORY DATA All files in memory.
[*] CLEAR MEMORY Y-C N-T [C] to clear file data,[T] to quit.
[C] or [T] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Return to Z mode.

Country Set
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Z mode.Lamp Z turns on.
[Rezero]+[8][8] COUNTR Set country setting.
SPEC 2-STD
[2][2] Y

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COUNTR [>>],[<<] or [X] to select country.
[>>] SPEC 3-CN
Y [*] to update country setting.
DEFAUL [C] to load default SPEC setting,
[*] LOAD SPEC Y-C N-T
T [T] to skip.
TYPE Set scale type.
[C] SCALE POLE
→
TYPE [X],[ － ] to select type,[*] to
[X] SCALE BENCH
→ update type setting.
[*] SCALE CAP. → 3KG Set scale capacity.
[X],[ － ] to select capacity,[*] to
[X] SCALE CAP. → 6KG
update capacity setting.
[*] SCALE RES. → 1/3000S Set resolution.
[X],[－] to select resolution,[*] to
[X] SCALE RES. → 1/3000M
update resolution setting.
MEMO [C] to clear memory,[T] to skip.
[*] CLEAR Y-C N-T
RY
[C] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Return to Z mode.

Note 1: For the first using of SM-101+,Please take this operation for initialization.
Note 2: Enter a number that represent a country in the country list (refer to the table
below) to initialise and country set.

COUNTRY LIST
No. Country Code Country No. Country Code Country
0 AA Japan 27 CA (LB) Canada (Lb)
1 U1 U.S.A. 28 AG Argentina
2 STD Standard 29 MX Mexico
3 CN China 30 BZ Brazil
4 HK Hong Kong 31 CE Chile
5 TW Taiwan 32 EA Egypt
6 EX Export 33 JD Jordan
7 KE Korea 34 LN Lebanon
8 AR Australia And New Zealand 35 IRN Iran
9 SF South Africa 36 CR Canary Islands
10 CS Cyprus 37 TL Thailand
11 GC Greece 38 EC European Community
12 TU Turkey 39 NL Netherlands
13 CV Czech Republic 40 BG Belgium
14 HG Hungary 41 SA Saudi Arabs
15 PL Poland 42 IC Iceland
16 UR Russia 43 IE Indonesia
17 AS Austria 44 CB Cuba
18 DM Denmark 45 KY Kenya
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19 FL Finland 46 IR Israel
20 NW Norway 47 VY Slovenia
21 SD Sweden 48 MS Malaysia
22 PG Portugal 49 SN Spain
23 UK United Kingdom 50 VZ Venezuela
24 IL Ireland (Kg) 51 CO Croatia
25 IL (LB) Ireland (Lb) 52 MA Macedonian
26 CA Canada (Kg)

2.8 Calibration
Prior to Calibration, please refer that the specification indicating weight capacity,
minimum graduation, and load cell sensitivity are correctly set.

Caution:
 It can only work when SPAN SWITCH is on (ENABLE).
Before Calibrating, please enter Z mode.

2.8.1 Calibration Operation

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
SPAN SWITCH is on
Press SPAN SWITCH Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
(ENABLE).
Enter [8][7][1][5] while
[Rezero]+[8][7][1][5] CAL 00
depressing [Rezero].
Ensure no weight on Calibrating zero point.
------
platter,[*]
After storing the zero
CAL SP
Point ‘IR’ count
Put full capacity Calibrating Span.
------
weight on platter.[*]
Go back to Z mode. Lamp Z
After calibration Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
always light.

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2.8.2 Exit Calibration

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
SPAN SWITCH is
Press SPAN SWITCH Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
on(ENABLE).
Enter [8][7][1][5] while
[Rezero]+[8][7][1][5] CAL 00
depressing [Rezero].
Escape to Z mode. Lamp Z
[T] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
always light
[Rezero]+[8][7][1][5] CAL 00 The ‘IR’ count will be taken as
[*] ------ the zero point ‘IR’ count.
After storing the zero Calibrating Span.
CAL SP
Point ‘IR’ count
Escape to Z mode. Lamp Z
[T] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
always light.

2.9 Span Switch Status

To check the status of the span switch.

2.10 Thermal Head Usage

To check how many time the thermal head had been printing.

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2.11 IP Address
To check and modify the scale IP address.

2.12 Server IP Address

To check and modify the server IP address.

2.13 Subnet Mask

To check and modify the subnet mask.

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2.14 MAC Address

To check the MAC address.
Please turn on the span switch before proceed.

2.15 Serial No
To check the serial NO

2.16 ASCII Character

Below are the common use of characters of ASCII code in HEX value. Please enter
the hex value when entering commodity name, advertisement, shop name, clerk
name, special message, ingredient, text etc. when using the SM-101+.

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3. PROGRAM MODE
3.1 Programmable Files
In Programming Mode, there are two ways to select the Programming File by using
different keys such as:
 Enter the Number key.
 Press [︽] key or [︾] key to select the Data File.

The files listed below can be programmed in PROGRAM Mode (S Mode).

Key To Press Data files Key To Press Data files

[1] PLU Programming [1] [7] Logo Programming

[2] Department Programming [1] [8] Tax Programming

[3] Main Group Programming [1] [9] Program or Skip Item Data

[4] Key Assignment [2] [0] Memory Status

[5] Shop Name Programming [2] [1] I/F Test

[6] Advertisement Programming [2] [2] File Load

[7] Vender Programming [4] [6] Flexi-Barcode

[8] Date and Time Programming

[9] Special Message Programming

[1] [0] Ingredients Programming

[1] [1] Text Programming

[1] [2] Free Format Programming

[1] [3] Scrolling Message Programming

[1] [4] Scroll Sequence Programming

[1] [5] Place Programming

[1] [6] Machine setting

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3.2 General Explanation

DEPARTMENT, MAIN GROUP and PLU files are connected as shown below. By
the following linking method, more detail and concrete information on sales transaction
or pre-pack data can be got by printing various reports.

 DEPARTMENT FILE
DEPARTMENT file is the largest category whose items are like MEAT, FISH,
VEGETABLE or DELICATESSEN etc.

 MAIN GROUP FILE

MAIN GROUP file is the middle category including items such as BEEF, PORK,
CHICKEN, etc. You can link a Main Group to a Department in the Main Group
file. Tax Number can be assigned to a Main Group. The assigned Tax Number will
apply for all the PLU’s assigned to the Main Group.

 PLU FILE

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PLU File is the smallest category including items such as BEEF SLICE, BEEF
SHOULDER and BEEF SIRLOIN. You can link the PLU to a Main Group in the

PLU programming file.

3.3 Department Files

Department file is used for categorizing Main Groups. Department Number between
1 ~ 99 are available for programming. The Main Groups that are not linked to any
Department will be assigned to Department Number 97 automatically. Maximum 16
characters per file are available and each with 1 line.

3.3.1 Program Department File

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[2] or [X]、[︾] S2 → DEPT FILE Select Department Programming.
＄/kg window displays DEPT.
[*] S2.0 DEPT 0 NO SET
code.
[1] S2.0 DEPT 1 NO SET Enter department No.(Ex. [1])
[*] S2.1 DEPT NAME 0 Enter department programming,

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set the department name.
Enter DEPT. name(use letter
keys)(Ex. “MEAT” for Dept. No
1)
[M][E][A][T] S2.1 DEPT MEAT NAME 4
The methods of ASII letter input
refer to 2.16 ASSII Character
Input Method.
Store the department file, back to
[PLU] S2 → DEPT FILE
S mode.

Note1: Number after "NAME" in Total display shows the position of the cursor.
Note2: The DEPT. No.1 to No.99 are available for programming.
(No.97 is default No. for PLU programming, and the PLUs which are not linked
to
any DEPT No. are assigned to No.97)
(Non-PLU files (Weighing items) are assigned to DEPT code No.98)
(Non-PLU files (Non-weighing items) are assigned to DEPT code No.99)
Note3: The Department names programmed are not printed on the label/receipt but are
for reporting.

3.3.2 Delete Department File

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[2] or [︾] S2 → DEPT FILE Select Department Programming.
＄/kg window indicates DEPT.
[*] S2.0 DEPT 0 NO SET
code.
Enter department No.(Ex. [1])
[1] S2.0 DEPT 1 NO SET
Delete Dept. No.1 for “MEAT”.
[－] S2.0 DEPT DEL ？ Y-C N-T [C] for Yes, [T] for No.
Delete the Dept. file 1,
[C] S2 → DEPT FILE
back to S mode.

Note1: When the MAIN GROUP FILE exists under the Department File, the
Department Number cannot be deleted. In addition, the Department Number 97, 98
and 99 cannot be deleted.
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3.4 Main Group Files

Main Group is the middle category and can be assigned to a Department. The Main
Group file is used for categorizing the PLU's. Main Group Number of 1 ~ 999 are
available for programming. PLU's that are not linked to any Main Group Number will
be assigned to the Main Group Number 997 automatically. TAX is assigned to every
Main Group. The assigned TAX will apply for all the PLU's assigned to the Main
Group. Up to 250 data can be programmed in Main Group file. Maximum 16
characters per file are available and each with 1 line.

3.4.1 Program Main Group File

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[3] or [︾] S3 → MGROUP FILE Select Main Group Programming.
＄/kg window indicates Main
[*] S3.0 MG 0 NO SET
Group code.
Select Main Group No.
[1][1][1] S3.0 MG 111 NO SET
(Ex. [1][1][1])
97 Enter Main Group programming,
[*] S3.1 MG DEPT NO
(default) Set the Department number.
[1] S3.1 MG 1 DEPT NO Link Main Group 111 to
[*] S3.2 MG NAME 0 Department 1.
Name of the Main Group 111 is
[B][E][E][F] S3.2 MG BEEF NAME 4
“BEEF’.
[*] S3.3 MG 0 TAX NO
Set the Tax number.
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number 1.
Store the Main Group file, back to
S mode. If you want to exit without
[PLU] S3 → MGROUP FILE
saving data, press [◇] key and then
follow by [C] key

Note1: For tax rate programming, refer to 3.20 Tax File in S Mode. if not necessary
to link the Tax Number, press [*] key to enter next selection. This procedure
will skip if SPEC 603 is set to "NO TAX".

Note2: Number after "NAME" in Total display shows the position of the cursor.
Note3: The Main Group No.1 to No.997 are available for PLU programming.
(No.997 is default No. for PLU programming, and the PLUs which are
not linked to any Main Group No. are assigned to No.997)
(Non-PLU files (Weighing items) are assigned to Main Group code
No.998)
(Non-PLU files (Non-weighing items) are assigned to Main Group
code No.999)
Note4: The Main Group names programmed are not printed on the
label/receipt but are for reporting.
Note5: Each Main Group No. must be linked to the exiting Dept. No..

3.4.2 Delete Main Group File

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select Main Group Programming
[3] or [︾] S3 → MGROUP FILE
and
[*] S3.0 MG 0 NO SET
Enter it.
Enter Main Group No.
[1][1][1] S3.0 MG 111 NO SET
(Ex. [1][1][1])
[－] S3.0 MG DEL ？ Y-C N-T [C] for Yes, [T] for No.

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Delete M.G. file 111,back to S
[C] S3 → MGROUP FILE
mode.

Note1: When the PLU FILE exists under the Main Group File, the Main Group
Number cannot be deleted. In addition, the Main Group Number 997, 998 and 999
cannot be deleted.

3.5 Program / Skip Item Data

Unnecessary PLU parameters will be skipped automatically due to auto-skip function, it is possible
to set only necessary PLU parameter in PLU programming procedure "Program PLU File". The
following parameters are available for Program/ Skip function
No. Display Parameter Symbol
1 [LABFR1] 1. Label format 1 LABFR1
2 [LABFR2] 2. Label format 2 LABFR2
3 [BACODE] 3. Barcode Selection BACODE
4 [FLAG] 4. Barcode Flag data FLAG
5 [ITCODE] 5. Barcode Item Code ITCODE
6 [MGCODE] 6. Main Group Code MGCODE
7 [SELLDT] 7. Sell by Date SELLDT
8 [SELLTM] 8. Sell by Time SELLTM
9 [USEDDT] 9. Used by Date USEDDT
10 [PACKDT] 10. Packed Date PACKDT
11 [PACKTM] 11. Packed Time PACKTM
12 [COST] 12. Cost COST
13 [TARE] 13. Tare TARE
14 [QTY] 14. Quantity QTY
15 [Q.UNIT] 15. Quantity Unit QUNIT
16 [DISCNT] 16. Discount Status DISCNT
17 [SCH DT] 17. Discount Schedule date SCHDT
18 [SCH TM] 18. Discount Schedule time SCHTM
19 [MARKDN] 19. Mark Down Status MARKDN
20 [1STLMT] 20. 1st target for discount 1 FSTLMT
21 [2NDLMT] 21. 2nd target for discount 2 SNDLMT
22 [SMGNUM] 22. Special Message # SMGNUM
23 [INGNUM] 23. Ingredients # INGNUM
24 [COMNAM] 24. Commodity Name COMNAM
25 [SP MG] 25. Special Message SPMG
26 [INGR] 26. Ingredients INGR
27 [PLCNUM] 27. Place of Production PLCNUM
28 [IMAGE] 28. Image IMAGE
29 [BONUS] 29. Bonus BONUS

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30 [NUTRI] 30. Nutrition NUTRI
31 [ITFSEL] 31. ITF Selection ITFSEL
32 [REFPLU] 32. Reference PLU No. REFPLU
33 [SECPLU] 33. Security PLU SECPLU
34 [COUPLU] 34. Coupled PLU COUPLU
35 [DAY WK] 35. Discount day of the week DAYWK
36 [ADD-ON] 36. EAN 5 Digit ADD-ON ADDON
37 [TAX] 37. TAX No. TAX
38 [PRICE2] 38. 2nd Price PRICE2
39 [% TARE] 39. Proportional Tare PROTARE
40 [CUSDIS] 40. Customer Discount CUSDIS
41 [RESDIS] 41. Restaurant Discount RESDIS
42 [STADIS] 42. Staff Discount STADIS
43 [TRACE] 43. Traceability Discount TRACE
44 [TEMP] 44. Storage Temperature TEMP
45 [PACK.I] 45. Pack. Indicator PACKI
46 [M1BARC] 46. Multi Barcode 1 M1BARC
47 [M2BARC] 47. Multi Barcode 2 M2BARC
48 [TM1BAR] 48. Total Multi Barcode 1 TM1BAR
49 [TM2BAR] 49. Total Multi Barcode 2 TM2BAR
50 [U.PRIC] 50. Unit Price Selection UPRIC
51 [PLUSCR] 51. PLU Scroll (U1 only) PLUSCR
52 [PLUTEX] 52. PLU Linked Text Field PLUTEX

Program/Skip Item Data

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select PLU item Selection Mode
[1][9] or [︾] S19 → PLU ITEM
and enter
Enter Program or Skip parameter
[*] S19.1 ITEM LABFR1 PROGRAM
selection mode.
[*][*][*][*][*] S19.1 ITEM MGCODE SKIP Select parameter of Main Group.
Select PROGRAM for the
[X] S19.1 ITEM MGCODE PROGRAM
parameter of Main Group.
After finish setting, save it.
[PLU] S19 → PLU ITEM
Back to S mode.

Note1: Press [*] key to next parameter or [] key to previous parameter and press [X]
key to select PROGRAM or SKIP for each parameter, if necessary.
Note2: If you want to exit without saving, press [◇] key follow by [C] key.

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3.6 PLU Programming

The following items can be programmed in PLU PROGRAMMING mode. The
format chosen for the PLU will decide what items can be programmed in the PLU
file. The items which print areas are not set on the selected format will skip
automatically or not printed on label. (If the item doesn't appear on the PLU
programming, check whether the parameter is set to ENABLE in Program / Skip Item
Data).

PLU file for weighing item and non-weighing item listed below can be programmed
according to the following order.

Weighing Item
Step PLU File (weighing Item) Remarks
P1.0 PLU No.
P1.1 Unit Price (6 digits)
P1.2 Label Format for the 1st label Refer to Label Format List.
P1.3 Label Format for the 2nd label Free format No.1~99 only.
P1.4 Commodity Name Font Size
P1.4 Commodity Name
P1.5 Selection of ITF Barcode Format
P1.6 Bar Code Selection
P1.7 Flag data * Digits of Flag and Item data can be selected in the
P1.8 Item Code No. barcode type selection in P1.6.
P1.9 Item Code No. (Lower 4 digits) Only when Item Code is more than 6 digits.
P1.10 Right Side Data of Item Barcode Only when Spec02 set to 3.
P1.11 Selection of EAN ADD-ON
P1.12 Main Group No.
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* If No Print is selected, Sell- by Date in P1.12 is
P1.14 Sell by date (Days after the current date)
skipped.
* If No Print is selected, Key in selection in P1.14 Sell-
P1.15 Select whether to print Sell by time
by time in P1.15 is skipped.
P1.16 Select key-in data or present time * If P1.14 select CLOCK TIME, Key in selection in
P1.17 Sell by Time (If Key-In is selected) P1.15 is skipped.
P1.18 Select whether to print Used by date * If No Print is selected, Used- by Date in P1.17 is
P1.19 Used by date (days after Packed date) skipped.
P1.20 Select whether to print Packed date * If No Print is selected, Packed Date in P1.19 is
P1.21 Packed Date (days after actual packed date) skipped.

* If No Print is selected, Key-in selection in P1.21

P1.22 Select whether to print Packed time
Packed time in P1.22 are skipped.

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Step PLU File (weighing Item) Remarks

P1.23 Select to print Key-In data or actual time * If P1.21 select CLOCK TIME, Key in selection in
P1.24 Packed Time (if key-In is selected) P1.22 is skipped.
P1.25 Cost price
P1.26 PLU Tare * Depends on SPEC: 647 SETTING.
P1.29 Type of Volume Discount * Depends on SPEC: 100 SETTING.
P1.30 The 1st target of volume discount
P1.31 The discount value for the 1st target * If No Volume discount is selected, the parameters in
P1.32 The 2nd target of volume discount P1.27 ~ P1.36 are skipped.
P1.33 The discount value for the 2nd target
P1.34 Print type of Discount price (Mark Down) *Entering by Number keys (0~3)
P1.35 Schedule of Volume Discount (The start date)
P1.36 Schedule of Volume Discount (The start time)
P1.37 Schedule of Volume Discount (The end date)
P1.38 Schedule of Volume Discount (The end time)
P1.39 Selection of Discount Day of The Week.
Special message No. (Select No. from S/message
P1.40
file)
P1.41 Ingredient No. (Select No. from Ingredient file)
* If selected Label Format without PRINT AREA,
Special message (Program original Special P1.40 ~ P1.43 are skipped.
P1.42
Message)
P1.43 Ingredient (Program original Ingredient)
* If selected Label Format without PRINT AREA, the
P1.44 Place of production (Select No. from Place file) PLACE message will print on 1st line of Commodity
Name.
P1.45 Coupled PLU Number
P1.46 TAX Number (Select Number from TAX File) *Depend on SPEC: 603 SETTING.
P1.47 Reference PLU Number
P1.48 Proportional Tare *Depend on SPEC: 687 SETTING.
P1.49 Unit price override per PLU
P1.50 Image1 No.
P1.51 Image2 No.
P1.52 Image3 No.
P1.53 Image4 No.
P1.54 Image5 No.
P1.55 Image6 No.
P1.56 Image7 No.
P1.57 Image8 No.
P1.58 Image9 No.
P1.59 Image10 No.
P1.64 Traceability *Depend on SPEC: 258 SETTING.
P1.65 Traceability Link *Depend on SPEC: 258 SETTING.

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Step PLU File (weighing Item) Remarks

P1.68 PACKAGING INDICATOR
P1.69 PLU UCC/EAN PREFIX
P1.70 PLU SERIAL NUMBER
P1.71 Mutil Barcode 1
P1.72 Mutil Barcode 2
P1.73 Total Mutil Barcode 1
P1.74 Total Mutil Barcode 2
P1.81 Select whether to print nutrition Nutrition
P1.82 Serving size Nutrition
P1.83 Serving Container Nutrition
P1.84 Calories Nutrition
P1.85 Calories Fat Nutrition
P1.86 Total Fat Nutrition
P1.87 Total Fat Percentage Nutrition
P1.88 Saturated Fat Nutrition
P1.89 Saturated Fat Percentage Nutrition
P1.90 Cholesterol Nutrition
P1.91 Cholesterol Percentage Nutrition
P1.92 Sodium Nutrition
P1.93 Sodium Percentage Nutrition
P1.94 Carbohydrate Nutrition
P1.95 Carbohydrate Percentage Nutrition
P1.96 Fiber Nutrition
P1.97 Fiber Percentage Nutrition
P1.98 Sugars Nutrition
P1.99 Protein Nutrition
P1.100 VitaminA Nutrition
P1.101 Vitaminc Nutrition
P1.102 Calcium Nutrition
P1.103 Iron Nutrition
P1.104 Thiamin Nutrition
P1.105 Select whether to print Thiamin Nutrition
P1.106 Riboflavin Nutrition
P1.107 Select whether to print Riboflavin Nutrition
P1.108 Niacin Nutrition
P1.109 Select whether to print Niacin Nutrition
P1.110 Template Nutrition

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Non-Weighing Item
Step PLU File (Non-weighing Item) Remarks
P1.0 PLU No.
P1.1 Unit Price (6 digits)
P1.2 Label Format for the 1st label Refer to Label Format List.
P1.3 Label Format for the 2nd label Free format No.1~99 only.
P1.4 Commodity Name Font Size
P1.4 Commodity Name
P1.5 Selection of ITF Barcode Format
P1.6 Bar Code Selection
P1.7 Flag data * Digits of Flag and Item data can be selected in the
P1.8 Item Code No. barcode type selection in P1.6.
P1.9 Item Code No. (Lower 4 digits) Only when Item Code is more than 6 digits.
P1.10 Right Side Data of Item Barcode Only when Spec02 set to 3.
P1.11 Selection of EAN ADD-ON
P1.12 Main Group No.
P1.13 Select whether to print Sell by date * If No Print is selected, Sell- by Date in P1.12 is
P1.14 Sell by date (Days after the current date) skipped.
* If No Print is selected, Key in selection in P1.14 Sell-
P1.15 Select whether to print Sell by time
by time in P1.15 is skipped.
P1.16 Select key-in data or present time * If P1.14 select CLOCK TIME, Key in selection in
P1.17 Sell by Time (If Key-In is selected) P1.15 is skipped.
P1.18 Select whether to print Used by date * If No Print is selected, Used- by Date in P1.17 is
P1.19 Used by date (days after Packed date) skipped.
P1.20 Select whether to print Packed date * If No Print is selected, Packed Date in P1.19 is
P1.21 Packed Date (days after actual packed date) skipped.
* If No Print is selected, Key-in selection in P1.21
P1.22 Select whether to print Packed time
Packed time in P1.22 are skipped.
P1.23 Select to print Key-In data or actual time * If P1.21 select CLOCK TIME, Key in selection in
P1.24 Packed Time (if key-In is selected) P1.22 is skipped.
P1.25 Cost price
Unit Symbol (PCS / FOR / kg / lb / g / NO
P1.27
SYMBOL)
P1.28 Quantity
P1.29 Type of Volume Discount * Depends on SPEC: 100 SETTING.
st
P1.30 The 1 target of volume discount
P1.31 The discount value for the 1st target * If No Volume discount is selected, the parameters in
P1.32 The 2nd target of volume discount P1.27 ~ P1.36 are skipped.
P1.33 The discount value for the 2nd target
P1.34 Print type of Discount price (Mark Down) *Entering by Number keys (0~3)

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Step PLU File (weighing Item) Remarks

P1.35 Schedule of Volume Discount (The start date)
P1.36 Schedule of Volume Discount (The start time)
P1.37 Schedule of Volume Discount (The end date)
P1.38 Schedule of Volume Discount (The end time)
P1.39 Selection of Discount Day of The Week.
Special message No. (Select No. from S/message
P1.40
file)
P1.41 Ingredient No. (Select No. from Ingredient file)
* If selected Label Format without PRINT AREA,
Special message (Program original Special P1.40 ~ P1.43 are skipped.
P1.42
Message)
P1.43 Ingredient (Program original Ingredient)
* If selected Label Format without PRINT AREA, the
P1.44 Place of production (Select No. from Place file) PLACE message will print on 1st line of Commodity
Name.
P1.45 Coupled PLU Number
P1.46 TAX Number (Select Number from TAX File) *Depend on SPEC: 603 SETTING.
P1.47 Reference PLU Number
P1.48 Proportional Tare *Depend on SPEC: 687 SETTING.
P1.49 Unit price override per PLU
P1.50 Image1 No.
P1.51 Image2 No.
P1.52 Image3 No.
P1.53 Image4 No.
P1.54 Image5 No.
P1.55 Image6 No.
P1.56 Image7 No.
P1.57 Image8 No.
P1.58 Image9 No.
P1.59 Image10 No.
P1.64 Traceability *Depend on SPEC: 258 SETTING.
P1.65 Traceability Link *Depend on SPEC: 258 SETTING.
P1.68 PACKAGING INDICATOR
P1.69 PLU UCC/EAN PREFIX
P1.70 PLU SERIAL NUMBER
P1.71 Mutil Barcode 1
P1.72 Mutil Barcode 2
P1.73 Total Mutil Barcode 1
P1.74 Total Mutil Barcode 2
P1.81 Select whether to print nutrition Nutrition
P1.82 Serving size Nutrition
P1.83 Serving Container Nutrition

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Step PLU File (weighing Item) Remarks

P1.84 Calories Nutrition
P1.85 Calories Fat Nutrition
P1.86 Total Fat Nutrition
P1.87 Total Fat Percentage Nutrition
P1.88 Saturated Fat Nutrition
P1.89 Saturated Fat Percentage Nutrition
P1.90 Cholesterol Nutrition
P1.91 Cholesterol Percentage Nutrition
P1.92 Sodium Nutrition
P1.93 Sodium Percentage Nutrition
P1.94 Carbohydrate Nutrition
P1.95 Carbohydrate Percentage Nutrition
P1.96 Fiber Nutrition
P1.97 Fiber Percentage Nutrition
P1.98 Sugars Nutrition
P1.99 Protein Nutrition
P1.100 VitaminA Nutrition
P1.101 Vitaminc Nutrition
P1.102 Calcium Nutrition
P1.103 Iron Nutrition
P1.104 Thiamin Nutrition
P1.105 Select whether to print Thiamin Nutrition
P1.106 Riboflavin Nutrition
P1.107 Select whether to print Riboflavin Nutrition
P1.108 Niacin Nutrition
P1.109 Select whether to print Niacin Nutrition
P1.110 Template Nutrition

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3.6.1 Program PLU File(weighing item)

PLU data(weighing item) is programmed by following procedure as below.

If the selected 1st or 2nd label format does not have print area for the PLU items, the
item will be skipped automatically or not printed on label.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Enter PLU programming mode.
[*] S1.0 PLU 0 NO SET
＄/kg window displays PLU number.
[1][0][0] S1.0 PLU 100 NO SET Enter new PLU Number (Ex. 100) you want.
Enter PLU programming.
[*] S1.1 PLU 0.00 PR-KG
Enter unit price.(Ex.5.80＄/kg)
Select Label format for 1st Label by press [<<]
[5][8][0][*] S1.2 PLU DFT 0 LAB FR1 or [>>] key.
(T1~T12,S,A,B,C,F1~F8 is available)
Set the Label format (Ex.T6) by press [6]
[<<] or [>>] S1.2 PLU T6 6 LAB FR1
or[>>] key.
Select Label format for 2nd Label by press [<<]
[*] S1.3 PLU NO 0 LAB FR2 or [>>]key.
(F1~F8 only)
[<<] or [>>]
S1.4 C01.01 S1 A 100 Enter commodity name.(Ex. “SLICE”)
[*]
[S][L][I][C][E]
S1.4 C02.01 S1 A 100 Enter the 2nd line of commodity name.
[*]
Select the type of BARCODE by press [X] or
[*] S1.5 PLU EAN BARCODE
[>>].(EAN or ITF)
Select barcode format by press [<<] or [>>]
[*] S1.6 PLU DFLT BARCODE
key.(Ex.2f5c4i4wD)
Set flag data.(Ex.29)
The Default Flag Data can be set at SPEC 3 ~
[<<] or [>>]
S1.7 PLU 20 FLAG 6 and the Flag data consists of one or two
[*]
digits, which depends on the selected Barcode
type.
[2][9] S1.8 PLU 00000 IT CODE Enter item code.(Ex.10010)

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[1][0][0][1][0]
S1.9 PLU 00000 EX CODE No appended item code of PLU 100.
[*]
ADD Select EAN ADD-ON or EAN ADD-OFF.(Ex.
[*] S1.10 PLU EAN
OFF EAN ADD-OFF)
Set the Main Group number.(default MG 997)
[*] S1.12 PLU 997 MG NO Enter Main Group No.(Ex.111)
Link PLU 100 to Main Group 111.
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change whether print
[1][1][1]
S1.13 PLU NPRINT SELL DT sell-by-date.
[*]
(Ex. Print sell by date)
[<<] or [>>] Set sell-by-date.(Ex.3 days)
S1.14 PLU 0 SELL DT
[*] 3 digits can be set.(0~999)
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change whether print
[3]
S1.15 PLU NPRINT SELL TM sell-by-time.
[*]
(Ex. No print sell by time)
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change whether print
[*] S1.18 PLU NPRINT USED DT used by date.
(Ex. No print used by date)
Set used-by-date, Setting way of used-by-date, used-by-time are
… … … …
used-by-time same as setting sell-by-date and sell-by-time.
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change whether print
[*] S1.20 PLU NPRINT PACK DT
packed date.
If necessarily, packed date can set the day after
[<<] or [>>]
S1.21 PLU 0 PACK DT present date.
[*]
(Ex. 1 day after present day)
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change whether print
[1][*] S1.22 PLU NPRINT PACK TM
packed time.
[<<] or [>>] Press [<<] or [>>] key to change key-in time
S1.23 PLU TIME PRESENT
[*] or present time.
[<<] or [>>] Set the packed time.
S1.24 PLU 0000 PACK TM
[*] (Ex. 18:00)
[1][8][0][0]
S1.25 PLU 0.00 COST
[*]
[*] S1.26 PLU 0.000 TARE Enter Preset Tare of PLU 10.(Ex.0.100kg)

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
6 kinds discount type can be selected by press
[1][0][0]
S1.29 PLU NO DISCONT [<<] or [>>] key.
[*]
(Ex. UNIT PRICE discount)

[<<] or [>>]
S1.30 PLU 0.000 1ST LMT Set 1st limit weight is 0.1kg.(Ex.0.100kg)
[*]

[1][0][0]
S1.31 PLU 0.00 1ST AMT Set 1st amount of discount is ＄0.30.
[*]
[3][0]
S1.32 PLU 99.999 2ND LMT Set 2nd limit weight is 1.000kg.
[*]
[1][0][0][0]
S1.33 PLU 0.00 2ND AMT Set 2nd amount of discount is ＄0.50.
[*]
Change selection by [<<] or [>>]:
[5][0] MARK
S1.34 PLU NO No mark down/Unit price mark down
[*] DOWN
/Total price mark down/all mark down

[<<] or [>>] 00000 Set discount start day.(Ex.10-01-04, MM-DD-

S1.35 PLU ST DATE
[*] 0 YY)

[1][0][0][1][0][4]
S1.36 PLU 0000 ST TIME Set discount start time.(Ex. 09:00, HH-MM)
[*]

[0][9][0][0] 00000
S1.37 PLU ED DATE Set discount end date.(Ex.11-01-04)
[*] 0

[1][1][0][1][0][4]
S1.38 PLU 0000 ED TIME Set discount end time.(Ex. 09:00)
[*]

Set special message file number.(Ex. Number

[0][9][0][0]
S1.40 PLU 0 SMG NUM 1)
[*]
Special message file 1 is linked to this PLU.
Set ingredients file number.(Ex. Number 1)
[1][*] S1.41 PLU 0 ING NUM
Ingredients file 1 is linked to this PLU.
Select mutil barcode type using [mul] key.(the
E_A M1 0 content must be empty)
[1][*] S1.71 E_B M1 0 Input mutil barcode content in E_A or E_B.
E_C F(00)14XCD Select mutil barcode content in E_C using
[<<] key and confirm using [T] key.

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
After finish setting, save it.
[PLU] S1 → PLU ITEM
Back to S mode.

Note1: Press [*] key to next parameter or [] key to previous parameter.
Note2: The letter before "A" in Total Price display shows the letter font size of the
commodity name, and the number after "A" in Total Price display shows the
number of letters can be programmed for commodity name.
Note3: The 2 digits after "C" in Weight display shows the line of the commodity name,
and the next 2 digits in Weight display shows the position of the cursor.
Note4: The PLU No.1 to No.999999 are available for PLU programming.
Note5: The programmed PLU commodity name are printed on the label or receipt.
Note6: Max.100 letters for commodity name per file are available.
Note7: Each PLU No. must be linked to the exiting Main Group No..

3.6.2 Program PLU File(non-weighing item)

PLU data(non-weighing item) is programmed by following procedure as below.
*If the selected 1st or 2nd label format does not have print area for the PLU items, the item will be skipped automatically or not printed on label

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄

[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.

S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.

Enter PLU programming mode.

＄/kg window displays PLU
[*] S1.0 PLU 0 NO SET number.

Enter new PLU Number (Ex. 200)

[2][0][0] S1.0 PLU 200 NO SET you want.
Enter PLU programming.
[*] S1.1 PLU 0.00 PR-KG
Enter unit price.(Ex.5.80＄/kg)

[<<] or [>>] Change Unit price of PLU 200 to

S1.1 PLU 5.80 PR-PCS
[5][8][0] non-weighing item.

Select Label format for 1st Label

by press [<<] or [>>] key.
[*] S1.2 PLU DFT 0 LAB FR1
(T1~T12,S,A,B,C,F1~F8 is
available)

OPERATION DISPLAY REMARK

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Set the Label format (Ex.T6) by
[<<] or [>>] S1.2 PLU T6 6 LAB FR1
press [6] or[>>] key.
Select Label format for 2nd Label
[*] S1.3 PLU NO 0 LAB FR2 by press [<<] or [>>]key.
(F1~F8 only)
[<<] or [>>] Enter commodity name.(Ex.
S1.4 C01.01 S1 A 100
[*] “CAKE”)
[C][A][K][E] Enter the 2nd line of comm95ddity
S1.4 C02.01 S1 A 100
[*] name.
Select the type of BARCODE by
[*] S1.5 PLU EAN BARCODE
press [X] or [>>].(EAN or ITF)
Select barcode format by press
[*] S1.6 PLU DFLT BARCODE
[<<] or [>>] key.(Ex.2f5c4i4wD)
Set flag data.(Ex.29)
The Default Flag Data can be set
[<<] or [>>] at SPEC 3 ~ 6 and the Flag data
S1.7 PLU 20 FLAG
[*] consists of one or two digits,
which depends on the selected
Barcode type.
[2][9]
S1.8 PLU 00000 IT CODE Enter item code.(Ex.20020)
[*]
[2][0][0][2][0] No appended item code of PLU
S1.9 PLU 00000 EX CODE
[*] 100.
Select EAN ADD-ON or EAN
[*] S1.10 PLU EAN ADD OFF
ADD-OFF.(Ex. EAN ADD-OFF)
Set the Main Group number.
(default MG 997)
[*] S1.12 PLU 997 MG NO Enter Main Group No.(Ex.222)
Link PLU 200 to Main Group
222.
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change
[2][2][2]
S1.13 PLU NPRINT SELL DT whether print sell-by-date.
[*]
(Ex. Print sell by date)
[<<] or [>>] Set sell-by-date.(Ex.3 days)
S1.14 PLU 0 SELL DT
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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change
[3]
S1.15 PLU NPRINT SELL TM whether print sell-by-time.
[*]
(Ex. No print sell by time)
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change
[*] S1.18 PLU NPRINT USED DT
whether print used by date.
Setting way of used-by-date,
Set used-by-date,
… … … … used-by-time are same as setting
used-by-time
sell-by-date and sell-by-time.
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change
[*] S1.20 PLU NPRINT PACK DT
whether print packed date.
If necessarily, packed date can set
[<<] or [>>]
S1.21 PLU 0 PACK DT the day after present date.
[*]
(Ex. 1 day after present day)
Press [<<] or [>>] key to change
[1][*] S1.22 PLU NPRINT PACK TM
whether print packed time.
[<<] or [>>] Press [<<] or [>>] key to change
S1.23 PLU TIME PRESENT
[*] key-in time or present time.
[<<] or [>>] Set the packed time.
S1.24 PLU 0000 PACK TM
[*] (Ex. 18:00)
[1][8][0][0]
S1.25 PLU 0.00 COST
[*]
Press [<<] or [>>] to select unit
[*] S1.27 PLU PCS USYMBOL symbol.
Selection: PCS/FOR/kg/lb/g/NO
[<<] or [>>] 4 digits can be set.(0~9999).
S1.28 PLU 0 QTY
[*] (Ex. 10 pcs/PLU)
6 kinds discount type can be
[1][0] selected by press [<<] or [>>]
S1.29 PLU NO DISCONT
[*] key.
(Ex. UNIT PRICE discount)
Change selection by [<<] or [>>]:
No mark down/Unit price mark
[<<] or [>>]
S1.34 PLU NO MARK DOWN down
[*]
/Total price mark down/all mark
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[<<] or [>>] Set discount start day.(Ex.10-01-
S1.35 PLU 000000 ST DATE
[*] 04, MM-DD-YY)

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[1][0][0][1][0][4] Set discount start time.(Ex. 09:00,
S1.36 PLU 0000 ST TIME
[*] HH-MM)

[0][9][0][0] Set discount end date.(Ex.11-01-

S1.37 PLU 000000 ED DATE
[*] 04)

[1][1][0][1][0][4]
S1.38 PLU 0000 ED TIME Set discount end time.(Ex. 09:00)
[*]

Set special message file number.

[0][9][0][0] (Ex. Number 1)
S1.40 PLU 0 SMG NUM
[*] Special message file 1 is linked to
this PLU.
Set ingredients file number.(Ex.
Number 1)
[1][*] S1.41 PLU 0 ING NUM
Ingredients file 1 is linked to this
PLU.
Select mutil barcode type using
[mul] key. (the content must be
empty)
E_A M1 0
Input mutil barcode content in
[1][*] S1.71 E_B M1 0
E_A or E_B.
E_C F(00)14XCD
Select mutil barcode content in
E_C using [<<] key and confirm
using [T] key.
After finish setting, save it.
[PLU] S1 → PLU ITEM
Back to S mode.

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Note6: Max.100 letters for commodity name per file are available.
Note7: Each PLU No. must be linked to the exiting Main Group No..

3.6.3 PLU [COPY] Function

The programmed PLU data can be easily copied into a new PLU. The function is very
useful to save time or avoid mistake for the similar PLU data programming, especially
in case of long description of Ingredients.
Example: PLU No.124 is programmed with most data of the PLU No. 100 already in
memory.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Enter PLU programming mode.
[*] S1.0 PLU 0 NO SET
＄/kg window displays PLU number.
[1][2][4] S1.1 PLU 124 NO SET Select PLU 124,enter PLU programming.
[X] S1.1 PLU 0 COPY Press [X] key to enter PLU copy function.
[1][0][0]
S1.1 PLU 5.80 PR-KG Copy PLU 100 data to PLU 124.
[*]
[4][8][0]
S1.2 PLU T6 6 LAB FR1 Unit price of PLU 124 is 4.80＄/kg.
[*]
[*] S1.3 PLU NO 0 LAB FR2 The 1st Label format is T6.
[*] S1.4 C01.01 SLICE S1 A 95 Commodity Name of PLU 124 is “SLICE”.
Press [*] key 5
S1.8 PLU 10100 IT CODE Item code of PLU 124 is 10124.
times
[1][0][1][2][4] S1.8 PLU 10124 IT CODE
[*] S1.9 PLU 00000 EX CODE
[PLU] S1 → PLU FILE Store the PLU 124 file, back to S mode.

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3.6.4 Delete PLU File

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Enter PLU programming mode.
[*] S1.0 PLU 0 NO SET ＄/kg window displays PLU
number.
Select PLU 124.(Ex. Delete PLU
[1][2][4] S1.0 PLU 124 NO SET
No.124)
Press [－] key to delete PLU 124.
[－] S1.0 PLU DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes, [T] for No.
Delete PLU file No.124, back to S
[C] S1 → PLU FILE
mode.

Note1: Only the programmed PLU file can be deleted.

Note2: In the last operation, pressing [T] key can back to the S Mode without
deleting PLU file 124.

3.6.5 Volume Discount & Mark Down print function

Volume Discount function is used to set up special price during a sales period. Shop
manager may program the discount price during a sales period, and the Shop manager
can avoid sales loss caused by not returning the discount price back to the original
price even after the sales period.

Type of Volume Discount

Shop manager can select a discount type from 5 types of volume discount. The
formulas of 5 discount type are shown in the following table.
Formula of Discount price

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Discount Type Formula Example

Free Item Price = 0 Total Price = 0

 To called up PLU with

0 Unit Price and allow
issuing a receipt or
label, SPEC 231 must
set to "ALLOW" in
advance.

Unit Price Discount (1) Unit Price = Original Unit Price - Original Unit Price = $ 10.00
Unit Price discount amount.
 To select Formula (1) Unit Price discount amount = $2.00
or Formula (2) can be (2) Unit Price = Unit Price discount
decided by SPEC 124 amount. (1) Unit Price = $10.00 - $2.00 = $8.00
Setting.
(2) Unit Price = $2.00

Unit Price % Discount Unit Price = Original Unit Price x Original Unit Price = $ 10.00
(100% - % Discount)
% Discount = 20%

Unit Price = $10.00 x (100% - 20%) =

$8.00

Total Price Discount Total Price = Original Price - Price Original Total Price = $10.00
Discount Amount
Price Discount Amount = $2.00

Total Price = $10.00 - $2.00 = $8.00

Total Price % Discount Total Price = Original Total Price x Original Total Price = $10.00
(100% - % Discount)
% Discount = 20%

Total Price = $10.00 x (100% - 20%) =

$8.00

Fixed Price Discount Total Price = Fixed Price Amount Original Total Price = $10.00

Fixed Price Amount = $8.00

Total Price = $8.00

Mark Down Print Function (How to print discount price)

Mark Down Print function is used to print the discount price as well as the original
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can be selected from the following 4 types, No Mark down / Unit Price Mark down/
Price Mark down / Unit Price & Price Mark down.

Description of Sales Price data on label

Type of Sales price function
Unit Price Total Price
No Mark Down $1.50 $15.00
Unit Price Mark Down
$ 2.00 $15.00
1.50
Total Price Mark Down 20.00
$1.50 Refer to Note 1 $
15.00
Unit & Total Price Mark Down $ 2.00 $ 20.00
1.50 15.00

Note 1: Since discount unit price cannot be calculated if Total Price discount is used,
it is not able to use Unit Price Mark Down function, when using Total Price discount
and Free item discount.

3.7 Memory Status

The function is used for checking the number of existing PLU and remaining programmable PLU.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select memory status check
mode.
[2][0] S20 → MEMORY STATUS
You can press [︽] or [︾] key to
select this mode.
[*] S20.0 PLU P 7 LF 4544
[T] S20 → MEMORY STATUS Back to S mode.

3.8 Key Assignment

The Preset keys can be used for assignment of PLUs and Function keys to speed up the
operation in R mode.

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3.8.1 PLU Assignment
PLU Number can be assigned to a preset key to call up PLU data by pressing the
assigned preset key on Registration Mode.

For example: Assign PLU Number 100 to Preset Key Number 1.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[4] or [ ︾ ] three Key Assignment mode is MENU
S4 → KEY ASSIGNMENT
times 4 in S mode.
[*] S4.0 PS AS 0 NO SET Enter PLU assignment mode.
[1][0][0] S4.0 PS AS 100 NO SET Enter PLU No.100
PLU No.100 had been assigned to
[PRESET 1] S4.0 PS AS 0 NO SET
Preset Key 1.
[◇][C] S4 → KEY ASSIGNMENT Back to S mode.

Note1: Non-existing PLU No. can not be assigned.

Note2: If assigning PLU Number 50 to the Preset key No. 1 has been already
programmed, the PLU No. 50 will replace the old data of Preset Key No. 1, but
PLU Number cannot replace the preset key are already assign for Function Key,
Vender Key or Preset Tare.

3.8.2 Function Key Assignment

By assigning the following function keys to Preset keys, the functions can be used by
touching the assigned keys
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[4] or [ ︾ ] three Key Assignment mode is MENU 4
S4 → KEY ASSIGNMENT
times in S mode.
[*] S4.0 PS AS 0 NO SET Enter PLU assignment mode.
Enter Vender Key assignment
[*] S4.1 VR AS 0 NO SET
status.
[*] S4.2 FN AS 0 CLEAR Enter Function Key assignment

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status.
Select PRICE DISCOUNT
[X][X] S4.0 FN AS 2 -PRICE
function
PRICE DISCOUNT function had
[PRESET 25] S4.2 FN AS 0 CLEAR been assigned to Preset Key
number 25.
[◇][C] S4 → KEY ASSIGNMENT Back to S mode.

Note1: Non assigned Preset Key can be set as function key.

3.8.3 Delete Preset Key Assignment

The following operation as below is to delete the Preset Key Assignment for PLU
preset key, Function Key and Vender key.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[4] or [ ︾ ] three Key Assignment mode is MENU
S4 → KEY ASSIGNMENT
times 4 in S mode.
[*] S4.0 PS AS 0 NO SET Enter PLU assignment mode.
Enter Function Key assignment
[*] S4.2 FN AS 0 CLEAR
status.
Enter deleting mode.
[PRESET 25] S4.0 FN AS DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes, [T] for No.
[C] S4.0 FN AS 0 CLEAR
[◇][C] S4 → KEY ASSIGNMENT Back to S mode.

Note1: Non assigned Preset Key can not be cleared.

Note2: In the last operation, pressing [T] key can back to Assigned key clear mode
and do not clear the assigned key

3.9 Shop Name File

Shop Name data will be printed on Label or Receipt can be programmed in this file.
The maximum number of characters possible to enter varies according to the size of
print area or character size entry. Up to 32 Shop Names can be programmed with each 3
lines as maximum and number of line is depends on the Character Size entry.
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The default Shop Name print on label can be set at SPEC 46 & print centering of shop
name on label can be select at SPEC 250 and default Shop Name print on Receipt can
be set at SPEC47 & printing position can be select at SPEC251.

3.9.1 Program Shop Name File

At Programming Mode, select Shop Name programming mode and then enter new
Shop Name number (Ex. 1) programming mode.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Shop name File mode is MENU 5
[5] or [︾] four times S5 → SHOP NAME FILE
in S mode.
Enter Shop Name File
[*] S5.0 SHOP 0 NO SET
programming mode.
[1][*] S5.1 S01.01 S1 A 100 Enter shop name code.(Ex.No.1)
Press [SIZE] key to change font
[SIZE][D][I][G][I] size of the shop name.
S5.1 S01.10 SHOP S2 A 76
[SP][S][H][O][P] Enter the shop name .(Ex. “DIGI
SHOP”)
Program 2nd line of this shop
[*] S5.1 S02.01 S1 A 100
name.
Enter shop name for the 2nd line.
[T][E][L][:]…… S5.1 S02.13 S1 A 88
(Ex. “TEL:57234888”)
Store Shop Name File 1,Back to S
[PLU] S5 → SHOP NAME FILE
mode.

3.9.2 Delete Shop Name File

At Shop Name programming mode, enter existing Shop Name Number (Ex. 1) to be
deleted.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.

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Shop name File mode is MENU 5
[5] or [︾] four times S5 → SHOP NAME FILE
in S mode.
Enter Shop Name File
[*] S5.0 SHOP 0 NO SET
programming mode.
[1] S5.0 SHOP 1 NO SET Enter shop name file 1.(Ex. No.1)
Enter deleting mode.
[－] S5.0 SHOP DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes, [T] for No.
Delete Shop Name File 1,back to
[C] S5 → SHOP NAME FILE
S mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Shop Name File can not be deleted.

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3.10 Advertisement File

Advertisement message is the sales promotional description on the label, such as
“FOR BARBECUE” or “FRESH”. Advertisement message is printed in the print area
of the Commodity Name. If Commodity Name occupies all of the print area, there
will be no room for the Advertisement Message and it will therefore not be printed.
Maximum 2 lines can be programmed for each Advertisement Message and up to 64
(Advertisement # 1~64) advertisement messages are available.
To print advertisement message on a label, [ADVERTISEMENT] Function Key
must be assigned to a preset key in advance.
Note: Advertisement message print on all label can be set at SPEC 96, printing
position can be set at SPEC 14 and printing method can be set at SPEC 15.

3.10.1 Program Advertisement File

At Programming Mode, select Advertisement programming mode and then enter new
Advertisement number (Ex. 1) programming mode.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[6] or [ ︾ ] five Select advertisement file programming
S6 → ADVER MESSAGE
times mode.
Enter advertisement File programming
[*] S6.0 ADVER 0 NO SET
mode.
Enter the advertisement File
[1][*] S6.1 A01.01 S1 A 100
No.1(Ex.No.1)
Enter the advertisement as the same
[T][H][A][N][K]
S6.1 A01.10 K YOU S1 A 91 procedures as Commodity Name Entry.
[SP][Y][O][U]
(Ex. “THANK YOU”)

Press [SIZE] key to change font size of the

[SIZE] S6.1 A01.10 K YOU S2 A 76
advertisement file.

Change font size to L5.

[SIZE]…[SIZE] S6.1 A01.10 K YOU L5 A 21
(S1~S5; M1~M5; L1~L5)

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[*] S6.1 A02.01 S1 A 100 Program 2nd line of this advertisement file.
Store Advertisement File 1,back to S
[PLU] S6 → ADVER MESSAGE
mode.

Note1: Max.2 line per file are available, max.100 letters per line are available. (letters
per line depends on font size)

3.10.2 Delete Advertisement File

At Advertisement programming mode, enter existing Advertisement Number (Ex. 1)
to be deleted.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select advertisement file
[6] or [︾] five times S6 → ADVER MESSAGE
programming mode.
Enter advertisement File
[*] S6.0 ADVER 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter advertisement File 1.(Ex.
[1] S6.0 ADVER 1 NO SET
No.1)
Enter deleting mode.
[－] S6.0 ADVER DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes, [T] for No.
Delete advertisement File 1,back to
[C] S6 → ADVER MESSAGE
S mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Advertisement File can not be deleted

3.11 Vender File

Vender file is used for programming names of operators. Maximum 16 characters can
be entered per Vender name. A programmed Vender number can be assigned to a
preset key. The Vender Number or Name (Depend on Spec 21 setting) will be printed
on the label, if selected label format with print area for Vender Number and the
programmed Vender name can be printed on receipt when SPEC 21 set to NAME.

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3.11.1 Program Vender File

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select Vender file
[7] or [︾] six times S7 → VENDER FILE
programming mode.
Enter Vender File
[*] S7.0 CLERK 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Select vender key.(Ex. V1)
[1][*] S7.1 CLERK 1 NAME 0 Program operator name for
Vender 1.
Enter operator name for V1.
[M][I][K][E] S7.1 CLERK MIKE NAME 4
(Ex. “MIKE”)
Store Vender File V1,back to
[PLU] S7 → VENDER FILE
S mode.

Note1: V1 – V99 can be programmed

3.12 Program Date And Time

The built-in clock system can automatically work once they are set. Date (Month/Day/Year): 2
digits for each part; Time (Hour/Minute): 2 digits for each part.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[8] or [ ︾ ] seven Select Date and Time
S8 → DATE AND TIME
times programming mode.
Enter Date and Time
[*] P8.0 DATE 010100 MMDDYY
programming mode.
Set Month 08, Day 19 and
[0][8][1][9][0][4][*] P8.1 TIME 0000 HHMM Year 04.
(Ex. 2004-08-19)
[9][0][0][*] S8 → DATE AND TIME Set Hour 9,Minute 05.

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Store Date and Time, back to
S mode.

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3.13 Special Message File
Special Message can be used as a description on the label such as receipt, which can
be assigned in each PLU. Since standard format does not have a print area set for
Special Message, Special Message cannot be printed when using these formats. To
print Special Message on the label, it is required to use a Free Format with a Special
Message print area programmed. Maximum 16 special messages can be programmed
with each up to 8 programmable lines. Number of line is depends on the size of the
print area or Character Size entry. The default Special Number print on Receipt can be
set at SPEC 112 and printing position can be set at SPEC 125.
Note: If SPEC 43 set to RECEIPT, maximum 8 lines can be programmable for each
Special Message Number and without select a required Free Format.

3.13.1 Program Special Message File

At Programming Mode, select Special Message programming mode and then enter
new Special Message number (Ex. 1) programming mode. *For edit, enter existing
Special Message number.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[9] or [ ︾ ] eight Select special message file programming
S9 → SP MESSAGE
times mode.
Enter special message File programming
[*] S9.0 SP MG 0 NO SET
mode.
Enter the special message File No.1.
[1][*] S9.1 M01.01 S1 A 100
(Ex.No.1)
Enter the special message File as the
[M][A][D][E][SP][I]
same procedures as Commodity Name
[N][SP][C][H][I][N] S9.1 M01.14 CHINA S1 A 87
Entry.
[A]
(Ex. “MADE IN CHINA”)
Press [SIZE] key to change font size of
[SIZE] S9.1 M01.14 CHINA S2 A 72
the special message File.
Change font size to M3.
[SIZE]…[SIZE] S9.1 M02.01 CHINA M3 A 62
(S1~S5; M1~M5; L1~L5)
Program 2nd line of this special message
[*] S9.1 M02.01 S1 A 56 File.
Store special message File 1,back to S
[PLU] S9 → SP MESSAGE mode.

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3.13.2 Delete Special Message File

At Special Message programming mode, enter existing Special Message Number
(Ex. 1) to be deleted.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[9] or [ ︾ ] eight Select special message file
S9 → SP MESSAGE
times programming mode.
Enter special message File
[*] S9.0 SP MG 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter special message File 1.
[1] S9.0 SP MG 1 NO SET
(Ex. No.1)
Enter deleting mode.
[－] S9.0 SP MG DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes, [T] for No.
Delete special message File
[C] S9 → SP MESSAGE
1,back to S mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Special Message File can not be deleted.

3.14 Ingredient File

Ingredients data programmed in this Master Ingredient file can be printed on the Free
Format (F1-F99) with ingredient print area. The size of print area will decide the
numbers of lines and characters of every line. Maximum 15 lines can be programmed
for each Master ingredient data and up to 16 Master Ingredients data can be
programmed in this file.

Note: Maximum 39 lines can be programmed for each Master Ingredient data when
SPEC 43 set to 0.

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3.14.1 Program Ingredient File
At Programming Mode, select Ingredient programming mode and then enter new
Ingredient number (Ex. 1) programming mode. *For edit, enter existing Ingredient number.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[10] or [ ︾ ] nine Select Ingredient file
S10 → INGR FILE
times programming mode.
Enter Ingredient File
[*] S10.0 INGR 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter the Ingredient File No.1.
[1][*] S10.1 G01.01 S1 A 100
(Ex.No.1)
Enter the Ingredient File as the
same procedures as Commodity
[S][U][G][A][R] S10.1 G01.06 SUGAR S1 A 100
Name Entry.
(Ex. “SUGAR”)
Press [SIZE] key to change font
[SIZE] S10.1 G01.06 SUGAR S2 A 95
size of the Ingredient File.
Program 2nd line of this
[*] S10.1 G02.01 S1 A 100
Ingredient File.
[F][L][O][U][R] S10.1 G02.06 FLOUR S1 A95
Store Ingredient File 1,back to S
[PLU] S10 → INGR FILE
mode.

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3.14.2 Delete Ingredient File

At Ingredient programming mode, enter existing Ingredient Number (Ex. 1) to be
deleted.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
[10] or [ ︾ ] nine Select Ingredient file
S10 → INGR FILE
times programming mode.
Enter Ingredient File
[*] S10.0 INGR 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter Ingredient File 1.(Ex.
[1] S10.0 INGR 1 NO SET
No.1)
Enter deleting mode.
[－] S10.0 INGR DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes, [T] for No.
Delete Ingredient File 1,back to
[C] S10 → INGR FILE
S mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Ingredients File can not be deleted.

3.15 Text File

Maximum 20 Texts are available (Text 1~16 are for Item label and text 17~20 are for
Total label). Text is used for printing the fixed data on label such as “Unit Price”,
“packed date”. Text cannot be printed when using standard format since they do not
have any text print area set. You must use a Free Format with a Text print area
programmed. Maximum 2 lines per text can be programmed and number of line is
depends on the size of print area of the selected label format or Character Size entry.
Note: Print Text 5 to 16 on Total label can be set at SPEC 332 setting.

3.15.1 Program Text File

At Programming Mode, select Text programming mode and then enter new Text
number (Ex. 1) programming mode. *For edit, enter existing Text number.

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select Text file programming
[11] or [︾] ten times S11 → TEXT FILE
mode.
Enter Text File programming
[*] S11.0 TEXT 0 NO SET
mode.
Enter the Text File No.1.
[1][*] S11.1 T01.01 S1 A 100
(Ex.No.1)
Enter the Text File as the same
[P][A][C][K][A][G] procedures as Commodity Name
S11.1 T01.08 CKAGE S1 A 93
[E] Entry.
(Ex. “PACKAGE”)
Press [SIZE] key to change font
[SIZE] S11.1 T01.08 CKAGE S2 A 78
size of the Ingredient File.
Change font size to S5.
[SIZE]…[SIZE] S11.1 T01.08 CKAGE S5 A 53
(S1~S5; M1~M5; L1~L5)
Program 2nd line of this
[*] S11.1 T02.01 S1 A 56
Ingredient File.
[D][A][T][E] S11.1 T02.05 DATE S1 A 52
Store Text File 1,back to S
[PLU] S11 → TEXT FILE
mode.

3.15.2 Delete Text File

At Text programming mode, enter existing Text Number (Ex. 1) to be deleted.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select Text file programming
[11] or [︾] ten times S11 → TEXT FILE
mode.
Enter Text File programming
[*] S11.0 TEXT 0 NO SET
mode.
[1] S11.0 TEXT 1 NO SET Enter Text File 1.(Ex. No.1)
[－] S11.0 TEXT DEL ? Y-C N-T Enter deleting mode.

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[C] for Yes, [T] for No.
Delete Text File 1,back to S
[C] S11 → TEXT FILE
mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Text File can not be deleted.

3.16 Free Format File

The Free Format enables you to design your own label format, by setting print angles,
print positions, character size and other programmable items. You can create a new
format by copying an existing label format and use it as a base or make a totally new
label format.

3.16.1 General Information

Label format within the following height and width can be created.

 Up to 99 Free Formats can be stored in the memory, apart from the other 16
standard formats.

 Standard format can be used as a basic format for creating a new format.

 Print position of each item is programmed using "mm".

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 One Item label or one Total label is available for each Free Format number
(F1~F99).

 4 Print Angles can be set for all item data: 0, 90, 180 and 270 degrees.

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3.16.2 Print Area, Print Position and Print Angles

All changeable item data should be programmed 8mm above the bottom of the label.
The bottom 8 mm of the label should be used for invariable data such as shop name,
since this area is printed when issuing the last label. Please do not program any item
closer than 1mm to the edges of the label.

The print position of each item is determined by setting the interval from "0" point
(X=0, Y=0) to the base position of the programmed item. X and Y values need to be
entered by "mm".

Print Area
The item data cannot be printed at the bottom 10 mm of labels. Pre-print data such as
shop name or logo data is programmed at the bottom 10mm. Also the item data
should not be printed within 1mm from the left edge or the right edge of the label as
the following drawing shows.

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Print Position
The printing position of each item data is decided by setting the distance from 0 point
(X=0, Y=0) to the base position (X value, Y value).

Print Angle
Print angle of each Print Item can be selected from 4 different angles, 0 degree, 90
degree, 180 degree, and 270 degree. A whole format base or each Item Data-base
may set print angle. According to the selected print angle, the status of print position
differs as the following samples.

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3.16.3 Programming Parameter Of Print Items

Print Item for Item Label
Up to 86 different item data can be programmed in Item Label Format and is used for printing at
Manual mode and pre-pack mode.
Ty Ty
Item Data Display Item Data Display
pe pe
1. PLU NO 1 PLUno 58. AVERAGE WEIGHT 1
2. PRICE (-TAX) 1 PRICE 59. BONUS POINT 1 BONUS
3. UNIT PRICE 1 UN PR 60. EURO UNIT PRICE 1 EUR U
4. WEIGHT 1 WT 61. EURO TOTAL PRICE 1 EUR T
5. QUANTITY 1 QTY 62. EURO CALULATION 1 EUR C
63. DUPLICATE TOTAL
6. PACKED DATE 1 PDATE 1
PRICE
7. PACKED TIME 1 PTIME 64. DUPLICATE UNIT PRICE 1
8. COMMODITY 2 COMM 66. BORN COUNTRY 1 BORN
9. QUANTITY UNIT 1 QTYSY 67. FATTEN COUNTRY 1 FAT
10. SELL DATE 1 SDATE 68. SLAUGTHER HOUSE 1 SLAUG
11. SELL TIME 1 STIME 69. CUTTING HALL 1 CUT H
12. BARCODE 3 BARCD 70. REFER NO 1 FEF D
13. SHOP NAME 2 SHOPN 71. ORIGIN 1 ORIGI
14. DISCOUNT VALUE 1 DISCT 72. TEMPERATURE 1 TEMP
15. USED DATE 1 UDATE 73. MULTI BARCODE 1 3 M1BAR
16. LOGO 2 LOGO 74. MULTI BARCODE 2 3 M2BAR
17. MAIN GROUP CODE 1 MG CD 75. SERIAL NO 1 SR NO
18. DEPARTMENT CODE 1 DEPT 76. GROSS WEIGHT 1 GR WT
RWRA
19. SCALE NUMBER 1 SCLNO 77. REWRAP 1
P
20. INGREDIENT 2 INGR 78. KIND 1 KIND
21. SPECIAL MESSAGE 2 SP MG 79. CATEGORY 1 CATG
22. FRAME 1 4 FRM 1 80. BREED 1 BREED
23. FRAME 2 4 FRM 2 81. CONTACT 1 CONT
24. TARE 1 TARE 82. GTIN 1 GTIN
25. CLERK 1 CLERK 83. SUPPLIER CODE 1 SCODE
26 ~ 41. TEXT 1 ~ TEXT 16 2 TXT?? 84. SUPPLIER NAME 1 SNAME
42. PRICE (+ TAX) 1 PRTAX 85. SUPPLIER ADDRESS 1 1 SADD1
43. TAX RATE 1 TAX R 86. SUPPLIER ADDRESS 2 1 SADD2
44. PLACE 2 PLACE 87. Reserved
45. PRICE BEFORE DISCOUNT 1 88. Reserved
46. UNIT PRICE BEFORE
1 89. Reserved
DISCOUNT

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Ty Ty
Item Data Display Item Data Display
pe pe
47 ~ 56.IMAGE 1 ~ IMAGE 10 2 IMG?? 90. Reserved
57. AVERAGE PRICE 1
Remarks: No.82 for Item Label is the test print mode for checking the
programmed print format.
Note: When SPEC 158 set to "ENABLE" the Screen of Item no.2 will change to
"DISCOUNT PRICE" & item Number 3 change to "DISCOUNT UNIT
PRICE", and Item Number of 45 & 46 will appears.

Print Item for Total Label

Up to 28 different item data can be programmed in Total Label Format and is used for printing
multiple transaction labels for counter sales at Manual mode, Sub-Total and Grand Total at Pre-
pack mode.
Item Data Type Display Item Data Type Display
1. PLU NO 1 PLUno 16. EXCLUDED TAX AMOUNT 1 ATX
2. PACK DATE 1 PDATE 17. INCLUDED TAX AMOUNT 1 VTX
3. WEIGHT 1 WT 18. EURO TOTAL PRICE 1 ERUO
4. QUANTITY 1 QTY 19. USED DATE 1 UDATE
5. QUANTITY UNIT 1 QTYSY 20. BORN COUNTRY 1 BORN
6. PRICE (+ TAX) 1 PRTAX 21. FATTEN COUNTRY 1 FAT
7. PACKED TIME 1 PTIME 22. SLAUGTHER HOUSE 1 SLAUG
8. TOTAL TITLE 1 TOTAL 23. CUTTING HALL 1 CUT H
9. BARCODE 3 BARCD 24. REFER DATE 1 REF D
10. CLERK 1 CLERK 25. ORIGINAL COUNTRY 1 ORIGI
11. TEXT 17 2 TXT17 26. MULTI BARCODE 1 3 M1BAR
12. TEXT 18 2 TXT18 27. MULTI BARCODE 2 3 M2BAR
13. TEXT 19 2 TXT19 28. SERIAL NO 1 SR NO
14. TEXT 20 2 TXT20 29. Reserved
15. PRICE (- TAX) 1 P-TAX 30. Reserved
Remarks: No.29 for Total Label is the test print mode for checking the programmed print format

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Programmable Data Type

Programmable data Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4

X position YES YES YES YES

Y position YES YES YES YES
Angle YES YES YES NO
Status YES YES YES YES
Character Size YES NO NO NO
Width NO YES NO NO
Height NO YES YES NO
Thickness NO NO NO YES

3.16.4 Free Format Entry

At Programming Mode, select Free Format programming mode and then enter new
Free Format number (Ex. 1) programming mode. *For edit, enter existing Free
Format number.

Basic Setting: (width, height, angle and label type)

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.
Select Free Format setting
[1][2] S12 → FREE FORMAT
programming mode.
Enter Free Format setting
programming mode.
[*] S12.0 FREE 0 1-99
Select Free Format File
Number.
Enter the Free Format File
[1][*] S12.1 LABEL 0 WT MM
No.1.(Ex.No.1)
Enter Label print width.
[4][8][*] S12.2 LABEL 0 HT MM
(Ex.48mm)
Enter Label print height.
[3][5][*] S12.3 LABEL 0 DG ANGLE
(Ex.35mm)
[<<] or [>>] S12.3 LABEL 90 DG ANGLE [<<] or [>>] key can change
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(0,90,180,270 degree)
Label angle is turned 90
[*] S12.4 LABEL ITEM LABEL
degree.
Select label type.
[<<] or [>>] S12.4 LABEL TOTAL LABEL
(Item Label; Total Label)
Enter item setting.
[*] S12.5 PLUno ← 1 F ITEM Refer to Base Type 1 to 4
setting.

Base Type 1:
Item data in Data Base Type1 are Numeric data or Fixed data. The print position of
item data can be programmed by setting X / Y value, Print angle and Character size.
Item Label: PLU No., Price, Unit Price, Weight, Quantity, Packed date, Packed
Time, Quantity Symbol, Sell by date, Sell by time, Discount Price, Used by date,
MG No., Dept. No., Scale No., Tare Weight, Clerk No., and Text data.
Total Label: PLU No., Packed date, Total Weight, Total quantity, Quantity symbol,
Total Price, Packed time, Letter of TOTAL, Clerk No., and Text data.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
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Continued from the procedure Basic Setting: (width, height, angle and label type)
S12.5 PLUno ← 1 F ITEM Item setting: PLU No.
[*] S12.5 PLUno 0 X MM Enter X value.(Ex.1mm)
[1][*] S12.5 PLUno 0 Y MM Enter Y value.(Ex.1mm)
[1][*] S12.5 PLUno 0 DG ANGLE Select print angle.(Ex.90 degree)
[>>][*] S12.5 PLUno 0 STATUS Enter print status.(Ex. All item print)
[7][*] S12.5 PLUno S1 CHAR SIZE Select the character size.(Ex. S5)
[<<] or [>>] key can change the
[>>] four times S12.5 PLUno S5 CHAR SIZE selection of the character size.
(S1~S5; M1~M5; L1~L5)
[*] S12.5 PLUno ← 1 F ITEM Enter next item setting.

Note 1: STATUS TYPE: 0: NO Print 3: Weighing Item 4: Non-weighing Item 7: All

Item Print
Note 2: Up to 41 different item data can be programmed in Item Label Format and is
used for printing at Manual Mode and Pre-pack Mode.
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Note 3: Up to 14 different item data can be programmed in Total Label Format and is
used for printing multiple transaction labels for counter sales at Manual Mode,
Sub-Total and Grand Total at Pre-pack Mode.
Note 4: There are two ways to select the Item Data in Free Format programming by
using different keys such as:
 Enter the Item data number key.
 Press [X] key or [] key to search the Item data.

Base Type 2
Item data in Base Type 2 are Alpha-numeric data. The print position of item data
can be programmed by setting the max. print area , X / Y value, width of print area
from X value, height of print area from Y value and print angle.
Item Label : Commodity Name, Shop Name, Logo, Ingredient, and Special Message.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Continued from the procedure Basic Setting: (width, height, angle and label type)
S12.5 SHOPN ← 13 F ITEM Item setting: Shop name.
[*] S12.5 SHOPN 0 X MM Enter X value.(Ex.10mm)
[1][0][*] S12.5 SHOPN 0 Y MM Enter Y value.(Ex.1mm)
[1][*] S12.5 SHOPN 0 DG ANGLE Select print angle.(Ex.180 degree)
Enter width value.
[>>][>>][*] S12.5 SHOPN 0 WT MM The width of shop name printing area is
20mm.(Ex. 20mm)
Enter height value.
[2][0][*] S12.5 SHOPN 0 HT MM The height of shop name printing area is
15mm.(Ex. 15mm)
[1][5][*] S12.5 SHOPN 0 STATUS Enter print status.(Ex. All item print)
The status of shop name printing area is
[7] S12.5 SHOPN 7 STATUS
all item printing.
[*] S12.5 SHOPN ← 13 F ITEM Enter next item setting.

Base Type 3
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Item data in Data Base 3 is Barcode data. The print position of bar-code data can be
programmed by setting X / Y value, width of Barcode from X value, height of
Barcode from Y value and print angle.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Continued from the procedure Basic Setting: (width, height, angle and label type)
S12.5 BARCD ← 12 F ITEM Item setting: Barcode.
[*] S12.5 BARCD 0 X MM Enter X value.(Ex.5mm)
[5][*] S12.5 BARCD 0 Y MM Enter Y value.(Ex.20mm)
[2][0][*] S12.5 BARCD 0 DG ANGLE Select print angle.(Ex.90 degree)
Enter height value.
[>>][*] S12.5 BARCD 0 HT MM The height of shop name printing area is
25mm.(Ex. 25mm)
[2][5][*] S12.5 BARCD 0 STATUS Enter print status.(Ex. All item print)
The status of BARCODE printing area is
[7] S12.5 BARCD 7 STATUS
all item printing.
[*] S12.5 BARCD ← 12 F ITEM Enter next item setting.

Base Type 4
Item data in Data Base 4 is Frame data. The print position of Frame data may be
programmed by setting X value, Y value, X1 value, Y1 value [the opposite point
against the point (X,Y) on a diagonal line], and line weight.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
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Continued from the procedure Basic Setting: (width, height, angle and label type)
S12.5 FRM 1 ← 22 F ITEM Item setting: Frame 1.
[*] S12.5 FRM 1 0 X MM Enter X value.(Ex.10mm)
[1][0][*] S12.5 FRM 1 0 Y MM Enter Y value.(Ex.1mm)
Enter X1 value.
[1][*] S12.5 FRM 1 0 X1 MM The X1 of frame 1 printing area is
20mm.(Ex. 20mm)
Enter Y1 value.
[2][0][*] S12.5 FRM1 0 Y1 MM The Y1 of frame 1 printing area is
15mm.(Ex. 15mm)

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[1][5][*] S12.5 FRM 1 0 STATUS Enter print status.(Ex. All item print)
Enter line weight.
[7][*] S12.5 FRM 1 0 T MM The line weight of frame 1 printing area
is 2mm.(Ex. 2mm)
[2][*] S12.5 FRM 1 ← 22 F ITEM Enter next item setting.

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3.16.5 Free Format Copy Function

At Free Format programming mode, Select Copy existing Label Format and then
select the existing label format you want to be copy (Ex. T7) and go to next selection.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.
[1][2][*] S12.0 FREE 0 1-99 Enter X value.(Ex.10mm)
Enter the Free Format File
[1] S12.0 FREE 1 1-99
No.1.(Ex.No.1)
Press [X] key to enter free
[X] S12.0 FREE NO 0 COPY
format copy function.
Press [7] or [<<] and [>>] to
[7] or
S12.0 FREE T7 7 COPY select the existing label format
[<<] and [>>]
you want to be copy.(Ex. T7)
Store the free format file 1,
[*][PLU] S12 → FREE FORMAT
back to S mode.

Note1: Another way to select the existing label format to copy by press [<<] Key or
[>>] Key.

3.16.6 Free Format Delete Function

The Free Format Label cannot be deleted when the label is linked to existing PLU
file.
At Free Format programming mode, enter existing Free Format Number (Ex. 1) to be deleted.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Free Format
S12.0 FREE 0 1-99
programming mode.
Enter free format file number
[1] S12.0 FREE 1 1-99
1.
Enter delete mode.
[－] S12.0 FREE DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
Delete free format file 1, back
[C] S12.0 → FREE FORMAT
to S mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Free Format File can not be deleted.
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3.16.7 Sample of program a format by modifying the existing format

You can create your desired label format by copying an existing format and
modifying it to your needs.

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Following is the example on how to customize standard format T8 to your needs. E.g.
Add an ingredient text and remove the PLU # from the standard Item Label Format

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S12 → FREE FORMAT At Free Format program mode
Enter Free Format setting
[*] S12.0 FREE 0 1-99 programming mode.
Select Free Format File Number.
Enter the Free Format File No.1.
[8] S12.0 FREE 8 1-99
(Ex.No.8)
Press [X] key to enter free
[X] S12.0 FREE NO 0 COPY
format copy function.
Press [8] or [<<] and [>>] to
[8] or
S12.0 FREE T8 8 COPY select the existing label format
[<<] and [>>]
you want to be copy.(Ex. T8)

[*] S12.1 LABEL 56 WT MM Change label width (Ex. No

change).
Change label height (Ex. No
[*] S12.2 LABEL 55 HT MM
change).

Change print angle.( Ex. No

[*] S12.3 LABEL 0 DG ANGLE
change)
[*] S12.4 LABEL ITEM LABEL Select Item Label.
[*] S12.5 PLUno ← 1 F ITEM Enter item setting.
Enter PLU Number print Status
[*][*][*][*] S12.5 PLUno 7 STATUS
mode.
[C]or[0] S12.5 PLUno 0 STATUS Change the status to NO PRINT
Save the setting and go to next
[*][*] S12.5 PLUno ← 1 F ITEM
selection.
Select Commodity Name
[8] S12.5 COMM ← 8 F ITEM
program mode.
Enter Y position setting mode

[][][3][2] S12.5 COMM 23 Y MM and change it from 23 mm to 32

mm and go to next selection.

Change print angle.( Ex. No

[*] S12.5 COMM 0 DG ANGLE
change)

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter TTL Height setting mode,
change the height from 21 mm
[*][*][1][5] S12.5 COMM 15 HT MM
to 15 mm and go to next
selection.

Enter print status. ( Ex. No

[*] S12.5 COMM 7 STATUS
change)
Save the Commodity Name print
[*] S12.5 COMM ← 8 F ITEM
setting.

[2][0] S12.5 INGR ← 20 F ITEM Select Ingredient program mode.

Enter Ingredient programmable

[*] S12.5 INGR 0 X MM
mode.

Enter X Position value (Ex.

[2][*] S12.5 INGR 0 Y MM
2mm) and go to next selection.

Enter Y Position value (Ex.

[2][3][*] S12.5 INGR 0 DG ANGLE
23mm) and go to next selection.

Change print angle (Ex. No

[*] S12.5 INGR 0 WT MM
change).

Enter WIDTH value (Ex. 54mm)

[5][4][*] S12.5 INGR 0 HT MM
and go to next selection.

Enter HEIGHT value (Ex.

[1][0][*] S12.5 INGR 0 STATUS
10mm) and go to next selection.

Select print status (Ex. 7 = ALL

[7][*] S12.5 INGR ← 20 F ITEM
PRINT) and go to next selection.

[PLU] S12 → FREE FORMAT Save the Free Format number 8.

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3.17 Place File
PLACE file is used for programming a short text describing the place of production.
The number of Characters possible to enter depends on the PLACE print area size
and the character size used. Place will be printed in the free room of Commodity
Name print area if selected label format without Place print area. Maximum 99 places
(Place number 1 ~ 99) can be programmed, each with 1 line.

3.17.1 Program Place File

At Programming Mode, select Place programming mode and then enter new Place
number (Ex. 1).

*For edit, enter existing Place number.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.
[1][5][*] S15.0 PLACE 0 NO SET Enter Place File programming mode.
[1][*] S15.1 P01.01 S1 A100 Enter place file No.(Ex. No.1)
Enter the Place File as the same
[M][A][D][E][SP] procedures as Commodity Name
S15.1 P01.13 DIGI S1 A 88
…… Entry.
(Ex. “MADE IN DIGI”)
Change font size to S5.
[SIZE][SIZE]… S15.1 P01.13 DIGI S5 A 48
(S1~S5; M1~M5; L1~L5)
[PLU] S15 → PLACE FILE Store Place File 1,back to S mode.

3.17.2 Delete Place File

At Place programming mode, enter existing Place Number (Ex. 1) to be deleted.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Place File programming
S15.0 PLACE 0 NO SET
mode.
[1] S15.0 PLACE 1 NO SET Enter Place File number 1.
Enter delete mode.
[－] S15.0 FREE DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
[C] S15 → PLACE FILE Delete Place File 1, back to S

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mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Place File can not be deleted.

3.18 Machine Setting

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.
[1][6][*] S16.0 RATE 0.00 DISC Program Machine Code.
Enter default discount rate.(Ex.
[5][0][0] S16.0 RATE 5.00 DISC
5.00%)
Store machine setting, back to
[*] S16 → MACHIN SETTING
S mode.

Note1: 0% to 99.99% are available for Default Discount Rate.

3.19 Logo File

Logo is the trademark of the shop, which will be printed in Label or Receipt. Logo
will be printed on the top of receipt and on the left side of shop name on label. (When
printing Logo data on Free Format Label, set the print area of Logo data on the Free
Format in advance.)

Logo data can be programmed up to 4 logos. When using 4 logos for label, assign the
LOGO KEY to preset key in advance. A logo data is formed by a pattern of dots
(128 horizontal dots and 64 vertical dots.) However, since the Label logo data is
printed within the limits, which are programmed in label formats, program the logo
data within the limits of print area on the format.

Note: All standard formats have 37 dots x 30 dots for logo print area.

3.19.1 Pre-programming Logo Data

1) Prepare a section paper with 128 horizontal dots and 64 vertical dots.

2) When programming Label Logo, draw the limit of the Logo print area.

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3) Draw the desired logo design in the section paper by filling the section with dot.
(The dots are necessary to seize the image of the actual logo before
programming.)

Example: DIGI Logo for label (37 x 30 dots)

3.19.2 Program Display & Keys Function

Program Display for Logo Set Up

The following display appears when entering Logo Program Mode.

Key Function for LOGO Set Up

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[0] ------- Clear a dot.

[1] ------- Fill a dot.

[<<] ------- Move the cursor to left. [f]

[>>] ------- Move the cursor to right. [g]

[︽] ------- Move the cursor to up. [h]

[︾] ------- Move the cursor to down. [i]

[*] ------- Move up to the first dot in the next line.

[PLU] ------- Store the Data.

3.19.3 Programming Order

1) After filling a section, programming status (the position of the cursor) moves to
the next dot automatically.

2) When the programming status reached to the last dot (128 horizontal dots), or [*]
key is depress, the programming status moves to the first left section on the next
upper line automatically.

3.19.4 Program Logo File

At Programming Mode, select Logo programming mode and enter new Logo
number. (Ex. 1)

*For edit, enter existing Logo number.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.

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NO Enter Logo File programming mode.
[1][7][*] S17.0 LOGO 0
SET Enter Logo File number.(Ex. 1)
[1][*] S17.1 LOGO 0 X-POS Enter X position.(Ex. 7 dots)
[7][*] S17.2 LOGO 0 Y-POS Enter Y position.(Ex. 1dots)
Set Fill or Clear dots you want and the save
[1][*] S17.3 LOGO 000000 007-01 the setting and go to next upper line (Y 02).
(Ex.11101110001)
[1][1]……[0][1][*] S17.3 LOGO 000000 001-02 Press [>>] key to move the cursor to next dot.
If necessary to change the position of the
Press[>>]key 6 times S17.3 LOGO 000000 007-02 cursor been set, the following procedure is
required.
Change the Horizontal start position (Ex. 5
[－][－] S17.3 LOGO 7 X-POS
dots).
Change the Vertical start position (Ex. NO
[5][*] S17.3 LOGO 2 Y-POS
CHANGE).
[*] S17.3 LOGO 000000 005-02 After complete program Logo data, save it.
[PLU] S17 → LOGO FILE Store the Logo 1 data, back to S mode.

Note1: If you want to exit without saving, press [◇] key follow by [C] key.

3.19.5 Delete Logo File

At Logo programming mode, enter existing Logo Number (Ex. 1) to be deleted.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Logo File programming
S17.0 LOGO 0 NO SET
mode.
[1] S17.0 LOGO 1 NO SET Enter Logo File number 1.
Enter delete mode.
[－] S17.0 LOGO DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
Delete Logo File 1, back to S
[C] S17 → LOGO FILE
mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Logo File can not be deleted.

3.20 Tax File

This function enables you to program consumption tax rate included or excluded in
the price. Up to 10 Tax Numbers (1 - 10) can be programmed. The programmed Tax
rates (Tax Number) that are linked to a Main Group will apply for all PLU's in that
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Main Group or set the Tax Number in individual PLU File. Tax Rates can be entered
between 00.00 % - 99.99 %. To enable TAX programming mode, SPEC 603 must set
to 1 (TAX) in advance.
There are two types of Taxes:

 ADD ON TAX: Tax is added to the Total Price.

 VAT TAX: Tax is included in the Total Price.

Note: If you want print PRICE WITH TAX on Item Label, the selected label format
must has print area for Price + Tax and SPEC 659: SELECTION OF ITEM
PRICE PRINTING must set to ITEM PRICE AFTER TAX in advance.

3.20.1 Program Tax File

At Programming Mode, select TAX programming mode and then enter new Tax
number (Ex. 1) programming mode. *For edit, enter existing Tax number.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.
Enter Tax File programming
[1][8][*] S18.0 TAX 0 NO SET mode.
Enter Tax File number.(Ex. 1)
Enter default tax rate.(Ex.
[1][*] S18.1 TAX 0.00 INCLUDE
3.00%)
[3][0][0] S18.1 TAX 3.00 INCLUDE Select tax type.
[<<] or [>>] S18.1 TAX 3.00 EXCLUDE Tax File 1 is value added tax.
Store the Tax File 1 data, back
[PLU] S18 → TAX FILE
to S mode.

Note1: 0 % to 99.99 % are available for Default Tax Rate.

Note2: [<<] and [>>] key can change the tax type. (Include / Exclude)

3.20.2 Delete Tax File

When the Tax Number linked to the existing Main Group File or PLU File, the Tax
Number cannot be deleted. In addition, the Tax Number 1 cannot be deleted.
At Tax programming mode, enter existing Tax Number (Ex. 1) to be deleted.
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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Tax File programming
S18.0 TAX 0 NO SET
mode.
[1] S18.0 TAX 1 NO SET Enter Tax File number 1.
Enter delete mode.
[－] S18.0 TAX DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
Delete Tax File 1, back to S
[C] S18 → TAX FILE
mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Tax File can not be deleted.

3.21 Scroll Message File

Maximum 100 characters can be programmed for each scroll message and up to 9-
scroll message data are available in scroll message file.

3.21.1 Program Scroll Message File

At Programming Mode, select Scrolling Message programming mode and then enter
new Scroll Message number (Ex. 1) programming mode. *For edit, enter existing
Scroll Message Number.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.
Enter Scrolling Message programming
mode.
[1][3][*] S13.0 SC MG 0 NO SET
Enter Scrolling Message number.(Ex.
1)
[1][*] S13.1 SC MG 0
Enter Scroll Message.
[W][E][L][C][O][M]
S13.1 SC MG STORE 21 (Ex. “WELCOME TO DIGI
[E][SP][T][O]……
STORE”)
Store the Scroll message 1 data, back
[PLU] S13 → SCROLL MESSAGE
to S mode.

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3.21.2 Delete Scroll Message File

When the Scroll message number is linked to Scroll Sequence, it can’t be deleted.
At Scrolling Message program mode, enter existing Scroll Message Number (Ex. 1)
to be deleted.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
SC Enter Scrolling Message
S13.0 0 NO SET
MG programming mode.
SC Enter Scrolling Message number.
[1] S13.0 1 NO SET
MG (Ex. 1)
SC Enter delete mode.
[－] S13.0 DEL ? Y-C N-T
MG [C] for Yes,[T] for No.
Delete Scrolling Message File 1,
[C] S13 → SCROLL MESSAGE
back to S mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Scroll Message File can not be deleted.

3.22 Scroll Sequence File

Scroll Sequence # 1 to # 3 is available. Each scroll sequence consists of up to three
kinds of Messages. Scroll Sequence means the scroll display order and display
appearance of the programmed scroll message.

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3.22.1 Program Scroll Sequence File
At Programming Mode, select Scrolling Sequence programming mode and then enter
new Scroll Sequence number (Ex. 1) programming mode. *For edit, enter existing
Scroll Sequence Number.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
S1 → PLU FILE Enter S mode.
Enter Scrolling Sequence
[1][4][*] S14.0 SC SQ 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter Scrolling Sequence file
[1][*] S14.1 SC SQ MSG NO 000
number.(Ex. 1)
Enter existing Scrolling
[1][2][3][*] S14.2 SC SQ ATTRIB 123 000
Message Number.(Ex. 1, 2, 3)
Select Scrolling pattern for
each Scrolling Message.
[1][2][3][*] S14.2 SC SQ SPEED 123 000
(Ex. MSG#1=1, MSG#2=2 &
MSG#3=3)
Select Scrolling Rate.
(Ex.
[1][2][0] S14.2 SC SQ SPEED 123 120 MSG#1=1:NORMAL,MSG#2
=2:FAST and
MSG#3=0:SLOW)
Store the Scroll message 1
[PLU] S14 → SCROLL SEQUENC
data, back to S mode.

The scrolling pattern is as following.

0: L–SCROLL: Maximum100 characters
1: BLINKING: Maximum 25 characters
2: STATIS: Maximum 25 characters
3: R –SCROLL: Maximum100 characters
4: WIPE IN: Maximum 25 characters

3.22.2 Enable or Disable Scroll Sequence File

This Function is used to enable the programmed Scroll Message data by Scroll
Sequence Number shows on the Display in Registration Mode when scale in idle

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time. The Scroll Message, Scrolling Pattern and Speed will follow Scroll Sequence
Number setting.

Enable Scroll Sequence File

At Scroll Sequence programming Mode, enter Scroll Sequence Number you want
(Ex. 1).
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Scrolling Sequence
S14.0 SC SQ 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter Scrolling Sequence file
[1] S14.0 SC SQ 1 NO SET
number.(Ex. 1)
Enable Scrolling Sequence
[PLU] S14 → SCROLL SEQUENC
Number 1, back to S mode.

Note1: If you want to change the Scroll Sequence number, enter new sequence
number follow by press [PLU] key.

Disable Scrolling Message

At Scroll Sequence programming Mode, enter Scroll Sequence Number you want
(Ex. 0).
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Scrolling Sequence
S14.0 SC SQ 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter Scrolling Sequence file
[0] S14.1 SC SQ 0 NO SET
number.(Ex. 0)
disable Scrolling Sequence
[PLU] S14 → SCROLL SEQUENC
Number 1, back to S mode.

3.22.3 Delete Scroll Sequence Number

When the Scroll Sequence Number to be deleted is in Used, it can’t be deleted.
At Scroll Sequence programming mode, enter existing Scroll Sequence Number (Ex.
1) to be deleted.
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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Scrolling Sequence
S14.0 SC SQ 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter Scrolling Sequence file
[1] S14.0 SC SQ 1 NO SET
number.(Ex. 1)
Enter delete mode.
[－] S14.0 SC SQ DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
Delete Scrolling Sequence
[C] S14 → SCROLL SEQUENC
Number 1, back to S mode.

Note1: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.
Note2: Non-existing Scroll Sequence File can not be deleted.

3.23 Flexi Barcode File

This function enables you to program flexi barcode. Up to 9 flexi barcode Numbers
(1 - 9) can be programmed.

3.23.1 Program Flexi Barcode File

Flexi Barcode is programmed by following procedure as below.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
[MODE][MODE] Enter S mode.
S1 → PLU FILE
[MODE] Lamp S turns on.

Program Flexi-barcode mode is

[46] S46 → FLEXI BARCODE
MENU 46 in S mode.
Enter Flexi-barcode assignment
[*] S46.0 F BAR 0 NO SET
mode.
Enter Flexi-barcode No.1
[1] [*] S46.0 F BAR 1 NO SET
(1~9 only)
Enter Flag Type (Ex. 1)
[1][*] S46.1 F BAR 0 FLAG
(0~2 only)
Enter Item Code # (Ex.5)
[5][*] S46.2 F BAR 0 ITEM CO
(1~7 only)

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Enter Data1 Type # (Ex.6)
[6][*] S46.3 F BAR 0 DATA 1
(0~6 only))
Enter Data1 Digit # (Ex.6)
[6][*] S46.4 F BAR 0 DIGIT
(0~9 only)
Enter Data1 Shift # (Ex.5)
[5][*] S46.5 F BAR 0 SHIFT
(0~5 only)
Enter Data2 Type # (Ex.6)
[6][*] S46.6 F BAR 0 DATA 2
(0~6 only))
Enter Data2 Digit # (Ex.6)
[6][*] S46.7 F BAR 0 DIGIT
(0~9 only)
Enter Data2 Shift # (Ex.5)
[5][*] S46.8 F BAR 0 SHIFT
(0~5 only)
[X] or
S46.9 F BAR NO MIDDLE CD Select Middle Check Digit
[<<] and [>>] [*]
[×] or
S46.1 F BAR NO LAST CD Select Last Check Digit
[<<] and [>>] [*]
[×] or
Select Barcode Type (ITF or
[<<] and [>>] S46.1 F BAR ITF BARCODE
EAN)
[PLU]

3.23.2 Program Flexi Barcode in PLU File

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄

[*] S1.5 PLU EAN BARCODE Select the type of BARCODE

[X] or [>>] [*] S1.5 PLU ITF BARCODE Select ITF Barcode
[<<] S1.6 PLU DELT BAR CODE Select Flexi-barcode
[*] or [PLU] S1.6 PLU F BAR 2 Ex. Flexi-barcode #2

3.23.3 Delete Flexi Barcode

At Flexi Barcode programming mode, enter existing flexi barcode (Ex. 1) to be
deleted.

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Flexi Barcode
S46.0 F BAR 0 NO SET
programming mode.
Enter Flexi Barcode file
[1] S46.0 F BAR 1 NO SET
number.(Ex. 1)
Enter delete mode.
[－] S46.0 F BAR DEL ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
Delete Flexi Barcode Number
[C] S46 → FLEXI BARCODE
1, back to S mode.

Note: If you want to cancel the deletion, press [T] key to exit.

3.24 ASCII Character Input Method

Insert Key-sheet for ASCII Character Input: (For standard version)

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A/a B/b C/c D/d E/e F/f G/g H/h I/i

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

J /j K/k L/l M/m N/n O/o P/p Q/q R/r

0 ! @ $ % ^ & *

S/s T/t U/u V/v W/w X/x Y/y Z/z

( ) : = " / - \

? /? ¨ ¹/¨ ¹ ? /? ¨ ¦/¨ ¦ ? /? ? /? ¨¤
/¨ ¢ ? /¨ ª
+ ? < . > , € ¨® ← →

Each key includes 3-4 ASCII character.

Example: Key [A/a/1/!] includes ASCII character: A, a and 1.
Operation ASCII Display Indicate Remarks
Depress the key one time INPUT ‘A’ A Lamp P turns on *note 1
Depress the key two times INPUT ‘a’ a Lamp P turns off *note2
Depress the key three times INPUT ‘1’ 1 Lamp P turns off *note3

Note1: Lamp P turning on indicates capital letter is use in PLU programming.

Note2: After one letter input, the indicator under the letter is flicker 1.5 seconds.
Note3: When the indicator under the letter is flicker, depress the same key can
change the input to the next ASCII character.

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3.25 ASCII Code Input Method

ASCII Code Input Method is another kind of input method for ASCII character
entry. [CODE] Key can switch the input method between ASCII Code Input Method
and ASCII Character Key In Method.
Example: Use the ASCII Code Input Method to entry commodity name. (CAKE)
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
…… …… …… …… …… ……
S1.3 C01.01 S1 A 22 Enter commodity name.
Press [CODE] to switch to
[CODE] S1.3 C01.01 A- S1 A 22
ASCII Code Input .
ASCII Code 67 figures
[6][7] S1.3 C01.02 A- S1 A 21
Character ‘C’.
ASCII Code 65 figures
[6][5] S1.3 C01.03 A- S1 A 20
Character ‘A’.
ASCII Code 75 figures
[7][5] S1.3 C01.04 A- S1 A 19
Character ‘K’.
ASCII Code 69 figures
[6][9] S1.3 C01.05 A- S1 A 18
Character ‘E’.
Switch to key in method.
The inputted characters will be
[CODE] S1.3 C01.01 CAKE S1 A 18
displayed in the Unit Price
window.
…… …… …… …… …… ……

Note1: Decimal digital from 32 to 255 can be entered. Each Decimal digital figures
one ASCII Character.
Note2: Different Countries can refer to the local ASCII Code List.

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4. REGISTRATION MODE
4.1 ON/OFF
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T
4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Power on. [ON/OFF] 0000 00000 000000 0000000
1111 11111 111111 1111111
2222 22222 222222 2222222
1333 33333 333333 3333333
4444 44444 444444 4444444
5555 55555 555555 5555555
6666 66666 666666 6666666
7777 77777 777777 7777777
8888 88888 888888 8888888
9999 99999 999999 9999999
**** ***** ****** *******
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^

8888 88888 888888 8888888

Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Power off. [ON/OFF]

4.2 Reset and Weighing Check

All weighing operations will be performed based on the procedure shown below.
Operator should check this operation before any transactions.
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T
4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Reset the zero point. [REZERO] 8888 88888 888888 8888888
0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Place an item on the platter. (e.g. 1.00kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
[1] [2] [0] 0.0 1 0 1.0 0 0 1.2 0 1.2 0
Remove the item from platter. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

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4.3 Tare Subtraction

4.3.1 One touch Tare Subtraction
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T
4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Put tare (e.g 30 g) on platter. 0.0 0 0 0.0 3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Subtract the tare weight. [T] 0.0 3 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Remove the tare weight 0.0 3 0 - 0.0 3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Clear the tare weight. [T] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.3.2 Digital tare Subtraction

1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T
4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Key in the tare weight (e.g 5g). [5] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 5 0.0 0
Subtract the tare weight (Assume 15kg). [T] 0.0 0 5 - 0.0 0 5 0.0 0 0.0 0
Clear the tare weight. [T] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.4 PLU Call Up

There are three ways to cal up programmed PLU:
 Manual PLU Call Up
 By press assigns to the preset key that desired PLU.
 Auto PLU Call Up.
Note: The machine beeps if incorrect operation is performed when during PLU calls
up.
 call Non-Weighed PLU up when something is on the platter.
 Non-PLU with the entered number exists.
 PLU Preset Key not set.

4.4.1 Manual PLU Call Up

Manual PLU Call up is by enter the PLU Number by numeric Keys and then follow
by pressing [PLU] key on Keypad.
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3-
FIX T 4 - FIX P
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OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef steak.(Ex.No.10) [0] [1] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.00 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Clear the PLU and return to Stand-by-status. [C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.4.2 PLU Call Up by Preset Key

To enable this function, the PLU must assign on the Preset Key in advance.
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3-
FIX T 4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Press the Preset key where desired PLU is [P1] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
assigned.
Clear the PLU and return to Stand-by-status. [C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.4.3 PLU Call by Numeric Key (Auto PLU Call)

There are two type of Auto PLU Call, by enter the Specification Digits of the PLU
Number or by TIME-OUT is depending on Spec Setting.(Spec39 and Spec40)
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3-
FIX T 4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef steak [0] [1] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.1 0 0.0 0
BEEF STEAK

0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.20 0.00

Clear the PLU and return to Stand-by-status. [C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.5 Fix Operation

4.5.1 Fix Tare by FIX Key
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T
4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Put tare (e.g 30 g) on platter. 0.0 0 0 0.0 3 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Subtract the tare weight. [T] 0.0 3 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Fix tare. [FIX] 0.0 3 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Cancel fix tare by FIX key. [FIX] 0.0 3 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Add tare (e.g 10 g) on platter. 0.0 3 0 0.0 1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Subtract the tare weight. [T] 0.0 4 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Fix tare. [FIX] 0.0 4 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Remove the tare weight. 0.0 4 0 - 0.0 4 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Key in the tare weight (e.g 50g). [5] [0] 0.0 4 0 - 0.0 4 0 0.5 0 0.0 0
Set new tare and cancel fix tare by T key. [T] 0.0 5 0 - 0.0 5 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Fix tare. [FIX] 0.0 5 0 - 0.0 5 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
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Clear the tare weight and fix tare. [T] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.5.2 Fix PLU by FIX Key

1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T
4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef steak [1] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.1 0 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Fix PLU. [FIX] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Cancel fix PLU by FIX key. [FIX] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef steak [1] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.1 0 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Fix PLU. [FIX] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Roast Beef. [2] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.2 0 0.0 0
Call up PLU and cancel fix P. [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2.4 0 0.0 0
Fix PLU [FIX] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2.4 0 0.0 0
Clear PLU and fix PLU. [C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.5.3 Fix Unit Price by FIX Key

1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T
4 - FIX P
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter unit price. [1] [0] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0.0 0
Fix unit price. [FIX] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0.0 0
Cancel fix unit price. [FIX] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0.0 0
Enter unit price. [2] [0] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2.0 0 0.0 0
Fix unit price. [FIX] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2.0 0 0.0 0
Clear unit price and fix unit price. [C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.6 Operation Mode Change

1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - PREPACK 4-
MANUAL 5 - LABEL
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5
Receipt mode. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Depress [MODE] key while depressing [REZERO] 8888 88888 888888 8888888
[REZERO] key. [REZERO]+[MODE] LABEL MODE
Set to label manual mode. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Depress [MODE] key while depressing [REZERO] 8888 88888 888888 8888888
[REZERO] key. [REZERO]+[MODE] RECEIPT MODE

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0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Set to receipt mode. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

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4.7 Item Label Printing in Manual Mode

You can use this operation to print out item labels for a PLU or Non-PLU of
Weighing Item or Non-weighing Item. Before the operation, check the following
point.

 Press [REZERO] and [MODE] to select LABEL mode.

 Check whether the Label Size fits the programmed one in PLUs when label is
used.

4.7.1 Label Printing for PLU Item

For example: Sell 1kg of BEEF STEAK(Ex. PLU #: 10) (Weighing Item).
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T 4 - FIX P 5-
MANUAL 6 - LABEL
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef steak. [1] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.1 0 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 1kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 1.2 0 1.2 0
Print out one item label. [*] 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 1.2 0 1.2 0
Remove the product from the platter. [C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

For example: Sell one pack of SMOKED SAUSAGE (Ex. PLU #: 30) and sell five
packs of SLICED BACON (Ex. PLU #: 40). (Non-weighing Item)
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T 4 - FIX P 5-
MANUAL 6 - LABEL
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Smoked Sausage. [3] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.3 0 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 2.5 0 PR-PCS
Press [*] key to print label. [*] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 1.2 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Sliced Bacon. [4] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.4 0 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 3.2 0 PR-PCS
Multiply. [X] QTY 1 3.2 0 3.2 0
5 packs. [5] QTY 5 3.2 0 1 6.0 0
Print out one item label. [*] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

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4.7.2 Label Printing for NON-PLU Item

It is possible to print item label for Non-PLU Item at Manual Mode. The Non-PLU
Item will be cleared is a PLU is called up or [C] key is pressed.
Note: For Weighing of Non-PLU Item will be registered to PLU # 999998.
For Non-weight of Non-PLU item, will be registered to PLU # 999999.

For example: Enter the Price for Non-PLU item (Ex. 5.00) by numeric key.
Note: For Non-weight Item, just press [*] key to issue out a label or press [X] key to
enter multiply mode, then enter sale quantity and press [*] key to issue label.
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T 4 - FIX P 5-
MANUAL 6 - LABEL
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the unit price [5] [0] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 5.0 0 0.0 0
Multiply. [X] QTY 1 5.00 5.00
5 packs. [5] QTY 5 5.0 0 25.0 0
Print out one item label. [*] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.8 Total Label Printing in Manual Mode

This operation is used for printing total label in Manual Mode.

4.8.1 Sales Transaction

This section shows how to operate the transactions with Clerk key. The designated
Clerk key accumulates each transaction data and Total Label will be issued.

For example: Sells 1.5 kg of HERB CHEESE(Ex. PLU #: 3) and 2 packs of SKIM
MILK(Ex. PLU # 302) for customer A.

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1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - V1 4 - V2
5 - V3 6 - V4
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the HERB CHEESE [3][PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 5.0 0 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (1.5kg) 0.0 0 0 1.5 0 0 5.0 0 7.5 0
Register sales item to Vender1. [V1] -V1- TOTAL 1PCS 7.5 0
[C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the SKIM MILK [3][0][2][PLU] 3.0 0 PR-PCS
Enter the sell Qty (Ex. 2 packs) [X][2] QTY 2 3.0 0 6.0 0
Register sales item to Vender1. [V1] -V1- TOTAL 3PCS 13.5 0
Print out one total label. [*] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.8.2 [PRICE DISCOUNT] Function Key in Add Mode

This function key is used to get the desirable discounted total price in Add. Mode by
subtracting the discount value from the original total price when issuing total label or
receipt. The formula is shown as follows
PRICE TO PAY = ORIGINAL TOTAL PRICE - ENTERED DISCOUNT
VALUE

Note: Prior to this operation, [PRICE DISCOUNT] Function should be assigned to

Preset Key in advance (Ex. Assign to Preset Key No.2).
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - V1 4 - V2 5-
V3 6 - V4
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef steak. [1] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.1 0 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.20 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 1kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 1.20 1.2 0
Register sales item to Vender1. [V1] -V1- TOTAL 1PCS 1.2 0
Press [P2] key. [P2] -V1- DISC 0.00
Enter discount value. (Ex.＄0.20) [2] [0] -V1- DISC 0.20
Confirm. [*] -V1- TOTAL 1PCS 1.00
[C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

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4.8.3 [PRICE % DISCOUNT] Function Key in Add Mode
This function key is used to get the desirable discounted total price in Add Mode by
setting the discount % value from the original total price when issuing total label or
receipt. The formula is shown as follows
PRICE TO PAY = ORIGINAL TOTAL PRICE x (100% - DISCOUNT %
VALUE)
Note: Prior to this operation, [PRICE % DISCOUNT] Function should be assigned
to Preset Key in advance (Ex. Assign to Preset Key No.3).
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - V1 4 - V2
5 - V3 6 - V4
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef steak. [1] [0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.1 0 0.0 0
Press PLU key. [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.20 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 1kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 1.20 1.2 0
Register sales item to Vender1. [V1] -V1- TOTAL 1PCS 1.2 0
Press [P3] key. [P1] -V1- DISC RATE 0.00
Enter discount rate. (Ex.10%) [1] [0] [0] [0] -V1- DISC RATE 10.00
Confirm. [*] -V1- TOTAL 1PCS 1.08
[C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.9 Data Correction

The data correction during accumulating operation is to correct sales transaction data
when customer canceled the purchases or operators make a mistake before issuing
Total Label or Receipt. The corrected item data is printed with two lines crossed on
the Total Receipt.
SM-101(+) has 2 correcting functions as follows:
1) On-the-spot Correction
Is to void the last item data during accumulating operation.
2) Void by Item Correction
Is to void sales data by tracing transaction number during accumulating
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4.9.1 On The Spot Correction
This function is to void the last item data of an accumulating operation, when an
operator noticed it was a mistake or a customer canceled purchase before issuing a
Receipt or Total Label. It is effective for either weighed or non-weighted item in the
last transaction.
Transaction Example Vender 1: (1) 1kg of BEEF STEAK.

(2) One pack of Smoked Sausage.

(3) More 5kg of BEEF STEAK.

But customer canceled 5kg of BEEF STEAK accumulated in the last operation.
1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - V1 4 - V2
5 - V3 6 - V4
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef Sirloin. [1] [0] [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 1kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 1.2 0 1.2 0
Register sales item to Vender1 [V1] -V1- TOTAL 1PCS 1.2 0
Remove the product from the platter. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Smoked [3] [0] [PLU] 2.5 0 PR-PCS
Sausage.
Register sales item to Vender1 [V1] -V1- TOTAL 2PCS 3.7 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef Sirloin. [1] [0] [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 5kg) 0.0 0 0 5.0 0 0 1.2 0 6.0 0
Register sales item to Vender1 [V1] -V1- TOTAL 3PCS 9.7 0
Delete the last item entry. [－] -V1- TOTAL 2PCS 3.7 0
[C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.9.2 Void by Item Correction

This function is to void the specified transaction during an accumulating operation.

Operator can designate the number of transaction to be voided even if plural
transactions for the same item are performed.
Transaction example Vender 1: (1) 1kg of BEEF STEAK.

(2) One pack of Smoked Sausage.

(3) More 5kg of BEEF STEAK.

But customer canceled One pack of Smoked Sausage in the 2nd transaction.
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1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - V1 4 - V2
5 - V3 6 - V4
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef Sirloin. [1] [0] [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 1kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 1.2 0 1.2 0
Register sales item to Vender1 [V1] -V1- TOTAL 1PCS 1.2 0
Remove the product from the platter. [C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Smoked Sausage. [3] [0] [PLU] 2.5 0 PR-PCS
Register sales item to Vender1 [V1] -V1- TOTAL 2PCS 3.7 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Beef Sirloin. [1] [0] [PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1.2 0 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 5kg) 0.0 0 0 5.0 0 0 1.2 0 6.0 0
Register sales item to Vender1 [V1] -V1- TOTAL 3PCS 9.7 0
[C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter into Item Correction mode. [－] ITEM VOID
Select Vender1. [V1] VD 1 1PCS 1.2 0
[<<] or [>>] to search the item. [>>] VD 2 1PCS 2.5 0
Delete the selected item. [*] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Check Vender1 sale total. [V1] -V1- TOTAL 2PCS 7.2 0
[C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

4.10 Item Label Printing in Pre-pack Mode

Pre-pack Mode can be switched from Manual mode by pressing [AUTO] key. In this
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(1) For weighing item, label is automatically issued (without pressing [*] key)
after the weight of the item gets stable. The machine keeps the PLU data
until [C] key is pressed.
(2) For non-weighing item, the next label is automatically issued (without
pressing [*] key) after a label is taken away. The machine keeps the PLU
data until [C] key is pressed.

4.10.1 Item Label Issue for PLU Item

For example: To weighing (Ex. 1kg) 20 packs of FRIED POTATOES (Weighing
Item, PLU #8)

1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T 4 - FIX P 5-

PREPACK 6 - LABEL
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Press [AUTO] key [AUTO] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the FRIED POTATOES [8][PLU] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2.2 3 0.0 0
(Ex. PLU#8).
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 1kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 2.2 3 2.2 3
(The label automatically issued)
Remove the product from platter and take the 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2.2 3 0.0 0
label off..
Repeat the above 3 and 4 step to weighing the 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
next pack, until the last packed is weighed.

For example: issue 20 labels of SMOKED SAUSAGE (Non-Weighing Item, PLU

#30).

1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T 4 - FIX P 5-

MANUAL 6 - LABEL
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the PLU No. of the Smoked Sausage. [3] [0] [PLU] 2.5 0 PR-PCS
Prepare to issue label for non-weighing item. [*] LABEL NUMBER 1
Enter number of labels to be printed, e.g. 20 [2][0] LABEL NUMBER 20

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Print out the first label… [*] LABEL COUNT 20
Print out the second label… *Note LABEL COUNT 19
……
Print out the last label. LABEL COUNT 1
Stand-by-status. 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Note1: To cancel printing, depress C key.

4.10.2 Item Label Issue for NON-PLU Item

It is possible to print item label for Non-PLU Item at Pre-pack Mode. The Non-PLU
Item will be cleared is a PLU is called up or [C] key is pressed.

For example: At Pre-pack Mode, enter the Price for Non-PLU item (Ex. 5.00) by
numeric key.

1 - ZERO 2 - NET 3 - FIX T 4 - FIX P 5-

PREPACK 6 - LABEL
OPERATION KEYS PT kg Kg $/kg $ 1 2 3 4 5 6
At Pre-pack Mode 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Enter the unit price(Ex.5.00) [5][0][0] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 5.0 0 0.0 0
Place the product on the platter. (e.g. 1kg) 0.0 0 0 1.0 0 0 5.0 0 5.0 0
(The label automatically issued)
Remove the product from platter and take the 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2.2 3 0.0 0
label off..
[C] 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

Note1: For Non-weight Item, just press [*] key to start issuing out a label and
registered to PLU # 999999.
Note2: For Weighing of Non-PLU Item will be registered to PLU # 999998.

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5. READ REPORT MODE

5.1 Report Factor Select
Whether to use the following report print factors depends on the type of report. Please
refer to Operation Flow in Report Mode.

PRINT LIMIT
For setting the report range, Department Number, Main Group Number or PLU
Number to start and finish is to be entered.
LOWER LIMIT: DEPARTMENT: No.1 - No.99

MAIN GROUP: No.1 - No.999

UPPER LIMIT: DEPARTMENT: No.1 - No.99

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MAIN GROUP: No.1 - No.999

5.2 Report Type Selection

There are two ways to select the Report Type by using different keys such as:

 Preset keys that the desired Report Type is assigned to .

 By press [X] or [︽][︾]key to select the Report Type .

Enter Report Mode (“X” Mode) from Stand-by Status.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 Stand-by Status
[MODE][MODE] X1.1 READ MG DAILY Enter X mode.
Press [X] key to select the Report
[X] X2.1 READ PLU DAILY
Type.

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5.2.1 Main Group Report

Printing report order for MAIN GROUP Daily/Term Read Report:
For example:
 MAIN GROUP LOWER LIMIT: 3

 MAIN GROUP UPPER LIMIT: 996

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Select M.G. Daily Read Report.
[*] X1.1 1 ST NUM Enter starting M.G.(Ex.3)
[3][*] X1.1 3 ED NUM Enter ending M.G.(Ex.996)
[9][9][6][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print M.G. daily Read Report
X1.1 READ MGROUP DAILY Display back to X mode.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X1.4 READ MG TERM Select M.G. Term Read Report.
[*] X1.4 1 ST NUM Enter starting M.G.(Ex.3)
[3][*] X1.4 3 ED NUM Enter ending M.G.(Ex.996)
[9][9][6][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print M.G. Term Read Report.
X1.4 READ MG TERM Display back to X mode.

5.2.2 PLU Report

Printing report order for PLU Daily/Term Read Report:
For example:
 PLU NUMBER LOWER LIMIT: 3

 PLU NUMBER UPPER LIMIT: 999996

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X2.1 READ PLU DAILY Select PLU Daily Read Report.
[*] X2.1 1 ST NUM Enter starting PLU Number.(Ex.3)
[3][*] X2.1 3 ED NUM Enter ending PLU Number.(Ex.999996)
[9][9][9][9][9][6] Print PLU daily Read Report
- REPORT PRINTING -
[*]
X2.1 READ PLU DAILY Display back to X mode.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X2.4 READ PLU TERM Select PLU Term Read Report.

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[*] X2.4 1 ST NUM Enter starting PLU Number.(Ex.3)

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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter ending PLU Number.
[3][*] X2.4 3 ED NUM
(Ex.999996)
[9][9][9][9][9][6] Print PLU Term Read Report t
- REPORT PRINTING -
[*]
X2.4 READ PLU PERIOD Display back to X mode.

5.2.3 Department Report

Printing report order for DEPARTMENT Daily/Term Read Report:
For example:
 DEPARTMENT LOWER LIMIT: 3

 DEPARTMENT UPPER LIMIT: 96

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X3.1 READ DEPT DAILY Select Dept. Daily Read Report.
[*] X3.1 1 ST NUM Enter starting Dept. Number.(Ex.3)
[3][*] X3.1 3 ED NUM Enter ending Dept. Number.(Ex.96)
[9][6][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Dept. daily Read Report.
X3.1 READ DEPT DAILY Display back to X mode.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X3.4 READ DEPT TERM Select Dept. Term Read Report.
[*] X3.4 1 ST NUM Enter starting Dept. Number.(Ex.3)
[3][*] X3.4 3 ED NUM Enter ending Dept. Number.(Ex.96)
[9][6][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Dept. Term Read Report.
X3.4 READ DEPT TERM Display back to X mode.

5.2.4 Sales Report

Printing report order for SALES Daily/Term Read Report:
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X4.1 READ SALES DAILY Select Sales Daily Read Report.
[*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Sales daily Read Report.
X4.1 READ SALES DAILY Display back to X mode.

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[︽] or [︾] or [X] X4.4 READ SALES TERM Select Sales Term Read Report.
[*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Sales Term Read Report.
X3.4 READ DEPT TERM Display back to X mode.

5.2.5 24Hour Report

On 24 Hour Report, Sales transaction data can be printed on 24-HOUR Daily/Term
Read Report
If you want to stop printing, press [FEED] key.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
Select 24 HOUR Daily Read
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X5.1 READ 24 HOUR DAILY
Report.
[*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print 24-HOUR Daily Read Report.
X5.1 READ 24 HOUR DAILY Display back to X mode.
Select 24-HOUR Term Read
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X5.4 READ 24 HOUR TERM
Report.
[*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print 24-HOUR Term Read Report.
X5.4 READ 24 HOUR TERM Display back to X mode.

5.2.6 ABC Report

ABC Report is used to check the sales situation of PLUs. The share of PLUs against
total sales price are printed on ABC Analysis Report by descending order. The
printed shares by descending order are divided into 3 ranks: A rank, B rank and C
rank.

1) Rank A includes PLUs whose accumulated share is less than 75%.

*Even if the accumulated share exceeds 75%, the last PLUs will be included in
Rank A.
2) Rank B includes PLUs whose accumulated share is between 75% ~ 95%.
*Even if the accumulated share exceeds 95%, the last PLUs will be included in
Rank B.
3) Rank C includes PLUs whose accumulated share is between 95% ~ 100%.

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*Even if the accumulated share exceeds 95%, the last PLUs will be included in
Rank B.

For example: Printing report order for ABC Daily/Term Read Report:
 PLU NUMBER LOWER LIMIT: 1
 PLU NUMBER UPPER LIMIT: 999
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X6.1 READ ABC DAILY Select ABC Daily Read Report.
[*] X6.1 1 ST NUM Enter starting PLU NO.(Ex.1)
[1][*] X6.1 2 ED NUM Enter ending PLU NO.(Ex.999)
[9][9][9][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print ABC Daily Read Report.
X6.1 READ ABC DAILY Display back to X mode.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X6.4 READ ABC TERM Select ABC Term Read Report.
[*] X6.4 1 ST NUM Enter starting PLU NO.(Ex.1)
[1][*] X6.4 1 ED NUM Enter ending PLU NO.(Ex.999)
[9][9][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print ABC Term Read Report.
X6.4 READ ABC TERM Display back to X mode.

5.2.7 Clerk Report

Clerk report is used to print out the total data such as total prices, total quantity and
so on by every Clerk.
For example: Printing report order for CLERK Daily Read Report:
 CLERK NUMBER LOWER LIMIT: 1

 CLERK NUMBER UPPER LIMIT: 4

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X7.1 READ CLERK DAILY Select Clerk Daily Read Report.
[*] X7.1 1 ST NUM Enter starting CLERK NO.(Ex.1)
[1][*] X7.1 1 ED NUM Enter ending CLERK NO.(Ex.4)
[4][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Vender Daily Read Report t

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X7.1 READ CLERK DAILY Display back to X mode.

5.2.8 Pre-pack Report

On Pre-pack Report, Total data of Prepack labels (Such as total price, total quantity,
etc) can be printed on PREPACK DEPARTMENT REPORT or PREPACK MAIN
GROUP REPORT.
For example: Printing report order for PREPACK DEPARTMENT/ MAIN GROUP
REPORT:
 DEPARTMENT LOWER LIMIT: 1

 DEPARTMENT UPPER LIMIT: 99

 MAIN GROUP LOWER LIMIT: 1

 MAIN GROUP UPPER LIMIT: 999

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
Select Pre-pack Department Daily
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X8.1 READ PPK DEPT DAILY
Read Report.
[*] X8.1 DEPT 1 ST NUM Enter starting Dept. Number.(Ex.1)
[1][*] X8.1 DEPT 1 ED NUM Enter ending Dept. Number.(Ex.99)
Print Pre-pack Department Daily
[9][9][*] - REPORT PRINTING -
Read Report.
X8.1 READ PPK DEPT DAILY Display back to X mode.
Select Pre-pack Main Group Daily
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X8.2 READ PPK MG DAILY
Read Report.
[*] X8.2 DEPT 1 ST NUM Enter starting Dept. Number.(Ex.1)
Enter ending Dept. Number.
[1][*] X8.2 DEPT 1 ED NUM
(Ex.999)
Print Pre-pack Main Group Daily
[9][9][9][*] - REPORT PRINTING -
Read Report
X8.2 READ PPK MG DAILY Display back to X mode.

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5.2.9 Tax Report
Tax report is used to print out the Tax total data such as Tax Type, Tax rate, Amount Including Tax,
Amount Excluding Tax, Tax Amount and so on by every Tax Number.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X9.4 READ TAX Select Tax Daily Read Report.
Enter starting Tax Number.
[*] X9.4 1 ST NUM
(Ex.1)
[1][*] X9.4 1 ED NUM Enter ending Tax Number.(Ex.3)
[3][*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Tax daily Read Report.
X9.4 READ TAX Display back to X mode.

5.2.10 Store Summarized Report

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
Select Store Summarized Daily
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X4.3 READ STORE SUMMARY
Read Report.
Print Store Summarized Daily
[*] - REPORT PRINTING -
Read Report.
X4.3 READ STORE SUMMARY Display back to X mode.

5.2.11 Traceability Report

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X0.1 TRACE ABILITY REPORT Select Traceability Report.
[*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Traceability Report.

5.2.12 Clerk Log Report

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter X mode X1.1 READ MG DAILY Lamp X turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] X0.2 CLERK LOGY REPORT Select Clerk Log Report.
[*] X0.2 1 ST NUM Enter Start Clerk num. (Ex.2)
[2] [*] 2 ED NUM Enter End Clerk num. (Ex.99)
[*] - REPORT PRINTING - Print Clerk Log Report.

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6. RESET REPORT MODE

6.1. Reset Report
6.1.1 Sales Daily / Monthly/Term Reset Report
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Z mode Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Lamp Z turns on.
Enter Reset mode.
[*] RESET REPORT ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
[C] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Display back to Z mode.
Select Sales Monthly Reset
[︽] or [︾] or [X] Z2.0 RESET SALES MONTHLY
Report.
Enter Reset mode.
[*] RESET REPORT ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
[C] Z2.0 RESET SALES MONTHLY Display back to Z mode.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] Z3.0 RESET SALES TERM Select Sales Term Reset Report.
Enter Reset mode.
[*] RESET REPORT ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
[C] Z3.0 RESET SALES TERM Display back to Z mode.

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6.1.2 Traceability Reset Report
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Z mode Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Lamp Z turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] Z4.0 RESET TRACE REPORT Select Traceablity Report.
Enter Reset mode.
[*] RESET REPORT ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
[C] Z4.0 RESET TRACE REPORT Display back to Z mode.

6.1.3 Clerk Log File Reset Report

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Enter Z mode Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY Lamp Z turns on.
[︽] or [︾] or [X] Z5.0 RESET CLERK LOG FILE Select Clerk Log Report.
Enter Reset mode.
[*] RESET REPORT ? Y-C N-T
[C] for Yes,[T] for No.
[C] Z5.0 RESET CLERK LOG FILE Display back to Z mode.

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7. ADJUSTMENT
7.1 Peel Sensor Voltage and Label Sensor Sensitivity
Adjustment

Label Sensor

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LOCATION OF PEEL AND LABEL SENSOR
7.1.1 Peel Sensor Voltage

To set the peel sensor voltage if the peel sensor is not working normally in some
situations like temperature and humidity change.

DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z mode.
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
Lamp Z turns on.
Enter [5][1][5] while depressing
[Rezero].
[Rezero]+[5][1][5] PEEL PFD 0.5 0.0 ﹩/kg window displays label paper
peel sensor voltage, ﹩window
displays new setting value.
[T] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY [T] key to exit.

7.1.2 Label Sensor Sensitivity

Adjust here for sensor

level sensitivity

When the label came out three or more when feeding or printing, the sensitivity of the
sensor need to be adjusted to sense the gap between the label better. There is a
variable resistor near the sensor. Adjust it to increase or decrease the sensitivity.
Clockwise is to increase the sensitivity and anti-clockwise is to decrease the
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DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z mode.
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
Lamp Z turns on.
Enter [5][1][6] while
depressing [Rezero].
﹩/kg window
[Rezero]+[5][1][6] GAP PFD 2.0 3.1 displays label paper
gap sensor voltage,
﹩window displays
new setting value.
[T] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY [T] key to exit.

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7.2 Adjustment of Printing Position
This function is used to adjust the print position on label.
DISPLAY
OPERATION REMARK
PT kg ＄/kg ＄
Z mode.
Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
Lamp Z turns on.
Enter [5][1][4] while depressing
[Rezero].
[Rezero]+[5][1][4] ADJ PFD 0 0
﹩/kg window display old setting,
﹩window display new setting.
To move up the point position on
[1][0] ADJ PFD 0 10 label, enter the new value by numeric
key (Ex. 10 dots).
If you want to move down the print
position, please enter the new value
[1][0][－] ADJ PFD 0 －10 by numeric key (Ex. 10dots), and
then press [] key.

[PLU] 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 Save the feed setting.

If you want to exit without saves the

[T] Z1.0 RESET SALES DAILY
setting, press [T] key to exit.

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7.3 Voltage CheckPoint
There are several voltage checkpoints on the PCB boards. Below are some reference
voltage points that are commonly use.
VOLTAGE POINT VOLTAGE PURPOSE
VCC 3.3 V Provide voltage for most of the IC
VTH 24 V Provide voltage mainly to the thermal head
VBB 3V Provide backup voltage for the RAM IC
HVcc 5V

The tolerance of all the voltage is about ± 5% except VTH is +2% and -5%

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8. SOFTWARE SETTING
8.1 Software Version Upgrade
SM-101+ use flash RAM instead of EPROM for the main program storage of the scale.
Before the boot program Version 1.10, we just have one method to update the scale’s
software: PC to scale via RS232 interface.
After the boot program Version 1.10 (including V1.10), we add a new method to
update the scale’s software: update the scale by ethernet. So you can choose either
method between these two ones to update your scale.
Now we will set two parts to introduce the steps of these two updating methods.

Update Steps Introduction

8.1.1 Cable & Connection

There are also two ways to connect the PC and the scale in updating the scale by
ethernet.

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These two twisted cable obey the EIT/TIA 568 standard.

crossing twisted cable: one end with T568A line series, another with T568B line series
normal twisted cable: two ends both with T568B line series

8.1.2 PC Setting & Programmer Version

We use “Mini Programmer (Version 2.00)” as the tool to update the scale. As it
needs a default visual IP address for the PC by this kind of update method, You must
set your PC’s IP address within the range of 10.10.10.1-----10.10.10.240, before you
start the software to update the scale.
If you don’t set the IP address like this, you can see an alarm window as Pic. 1
when you start “Mini Programmer”.

8.1.3 Updating Steps

1) How to start ethernet updating?
A. Turn on the switch on the bottom of the scale.
B. Power off the scale by pressing On/Off Key.
C. After that, press and hold [Re-Zero] and [Preset 22], then start the scale by
pressing the On/Off Key.
D. The screen will display the version of the current boot program for two seconds.
E. Only in new versions(version of the boot program newer than 1.10), you can
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2-ethernet.
2) Display on the scale’s screen
A. If you choose 2 and the scale’s connection is correct, it will display “waiting for
connect”.
B. Then the message on the scale’s screen is “getting IP address”.
C. After this, it will display “001 scale ready update”.
D. You can’t stop it unless you press On/Off key. If you want to continue updating.
You also don’t need to press any key on the scale until MiniProgrammer begin to
run.
3) How to upload the scale by Mini Programmer?

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Notice: The message “001 scale ready update” must be displayed on the
screen of the scale before pressing the “run” button.

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Notice: 1.If the boot program of this version is already in the scale, you don’t need
to upload it again, skip it and upload the main program.

1. If the scale is updated from 1.xx to 2.xx,firstly you must update the
boot program of the version.

D. Download main program file

You must power off the scale and start the ethernet upload method again when you
have finished a program uploading.
The steps of uploading the main program file is also like uploading the boot
program file. The file you need to open is like Pic. 2

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E. Download word-stock file

The steps of uploading the word-stock file is also like uploading the boot program file.
The file you need to open is like Pic. 3

F. Download const text file

The steps of uploading the const text file is also like uploading the boot program.
The file you need to open is like Pic. 4

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G. Exit Mini Programmer

Note: please update the scale according to sequence above.

8.1.4 Cable Connection

3 Pins are used for data transmission between PC and SM-101+
9 Pin D-Sub Female Connectors for this cable:

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8.1.5 Update Steps

1) How to start RS232C updating
A. Turn on the switch on the bottom of the scale.
B. Power off the scale by pressing the On/Off Key.
C. After that press and hold [Re-Zero] & [Preset 22], then start the scale by pressing
the On/Off Key.
D. It will display the version of the current boot program for two seconds.
E. If the scale boot version is newer than 1.10, it will display a updating method
choice like “1-RS232 2-ETHERNET” on the screen. you can press Numeric 1 to
choose 1-RS232C.
If the boot version is older than 1.10, the scale will not display the choice.
F. Then the Scale will display “PROGRAM”. You can’t stop it, unless you
pressTare or On/Off Key.
2) Start Mini Programmer

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Notice: The message “001 scale ready update” must be displayed on the
scale before pressing the “run” button.

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After the transmission has completed, select menu “File->Clear Buffer”.

Notice: If the boot program of this version is already in the scale, you
don’t
need to upload it again, skip it and upload the main program.

4. Download main program file

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5. Download word-stock file

The steps of uploading the word-stock file is also like uploading the boot program file.
The file you need to open is like Pic. 3

6. Download const text file

The steps of uploading the const text file is also like uploading the boot program.
The file you need to open is like Pic. 4

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7. Exit Mini Programmer

8.2 Facility Tool

8.2.1 Program Setup
 Run the Setup Program

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Run the setup program

 Click the “OK” Button

Click the “OK” button

 Begin the Installation by Clicking the Button Below

Press this button

 Click the “Continue” Button

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Click the “Continue” button

to continue the setup

 Setup on Going

 Click the Ensure Button to Complete the Setup

Click the “OK” button to

complete the setup

8.1.2 Run the Program

 Run SM-100 Facility from start menu
 Add a new file or open a existing file you want to modify

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8.1.3 File Edit

There’re totally four items can be edited.
1) Edit SPEC Setting
2) Edit PLU Program/Skip Item
3) Edit Fixtext Display Setting
4) Edit Printing Setting
 Choose the item you want to edit from menu “File ->Edit File”

 Edit SPEC Setting

3. Exit the 1. Choose the SPEC you
SPEC Setting want to edit from this box

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1
2

2. Select item in box 1 or input

number in box 2 to set the value
of the SPEC that you’ve chosen
from box 3

 Edit PLU Program/Skip Item

Select PLU Item from box 1 and then choose “0 - allow” or “1 - inhibit” from box 2.
When setting completed, please exit this window.

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 Edit Fixtext Display Setting & Printing Setting

Select original text from box 1 and input your translated text from box 2.
When you’ve completed inputting, please click the reflash button, then exit this
window.

8.1.4 File Save and Exit Program

 Save file

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 Exit the program

 Remark: This facility is just used to modify const file. After modifying you must
use the modified const file to update the firmware of SM-101+. Details please refer
to the SM-101+ update guide.

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9. INTERFACE
9.1 PC Interface
SM-101+ can be connect to PC through Ethernet interface and RS232C. See below for
the connection method.

CONFIGURATION OF PC ETHERNET CARD

Window version client driver

Any Ethernet cards can be used for PC running the Window version client driver

Windows 98
My Computer → Control Panel → Network→TCP/IP of Ethernet card (Select
Properties)
IP address : 192.168.1.XXX ------ XXX - can be any number. But preferable 100 to
255.
Submask : 255.255.255.0
Above IP address is use as a standard address to use for SM 101+ Ethernet
communication.If whatever reason, the IP address had to be change, it may do so. But
the scale IP address had to be change at the SM 100 scale also so that they are within
the same network. Eg. If the computer IP address is 192.168.1.XXX, the SM-100+
scale IP address has to be change to 192.168.1.XXX. The last three digits of the IP
address should not be similar within the computer and scales at all time. As can see the
first three set of number of the IP address of the computer and scale must be the same.

Before setting the SPEC setting of the scale, please check below.

9.2 Scale Ethernet Address

The main board have a Scale Ethernet Address that is set during production. This
address is a hardware setting for Ethernet communication. But when changing a new
main board, the new main board did not have any this address. If the scale is using
Ethernet communication, a Scale Ethernet Address is needed apart from software IP
address. Please take note that the Scale Ethernet Address can only input once after
saving. Please view and note down the Scale Ethernet Address of the old main board
before changing the new main board. Below procedure is to view and input the Scale
Ethernet Address. Please turn on the span switch before proceed.

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* IMPORTANT : Please take note that this is a one time setting. It cannot be change
after setting it. Please check the old address and input accordingly. As same internal
Ethernet address in a network may conflict during communication.

9.3 Scale IP Address

This is to set the IP address for PC communication using Ethernet for specific IP
address. It should not be confused with the Scale Ethernet Address as above. The Scale
Ethernet Address is mainly for hardware and Scale IP Address is for software. The
software when communicating to the scale must specify the same IP address on the
scale else it will give error. The default is 192.168.000.000 where the last three digit
will change when SPEC 135 change. Please turn on the span switch before proceed.

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9.4 Connection Method
9.4.1 RS232C Interface with PC

* Note : Only 1 scale can be connect in this method.

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9.4.2 Ethernet Connection (Ethernet Interface)

9.5 Wire Configuration

9.5.1 Ethernet Wire - Straight Cable and Crossover Cable

Straight cable is for Client / Server connection. Crossover cable is for Hub to Hub
connection. (Some models of the hub do not need crossover cable for hub to hub
connection.Please refer to the hub operation manual if in doubt)

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Telephone Modular Plug (Category 5)

Preferable type : CviLux CJP3 / CviLux CJP4 (with insert bar)

CABLE TYPE -
Cable type : 4 pair 100MHz Cat.5 AWG 24 or 26 UTP / FTP / STP.
Preferable type : Cat. 5 AWG 24 or 26 FTP / Cat. 5 AWG 24 or 26 STP
(Recommended for CISPR 22B conformance)

PIN CONFIGURATION

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9.5.2 RS232C Wire

9.5.3 Cash Drawer Connector

SM-101+ uses normal phone mike plug to connect cash drawer and the scale.

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10. MISCELLANEOUS
10.1 Flexible Barcode Setting Guide

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10.2 SM-101+ Traceability Setting Guide

Prepare: Set SPEC258 to “1”

Traceability Programming

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Free Format Programming

Enter “S12 → FREE FORMAT”, press [*]
Edit the correlative items for traceability in free format

PLU ITEM Programming

Enter “S19 → PLU ITEM”, press [*]
Set “ Item TRACE” to “PROGRAM” and press [#] to save

PLU Programming
When you edit PLU, set “S1.64 PLU” to “TRACE ALLOW” and press [*]
Input traceability number and press [#] to save
In the end, when you call the PLU and print label, you’ll see the traceability
information on the label

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10.3 SM-101+ Nutrition Fact Setting Guide

Concept

Nutrition uses fix template to print. Totally It has 12 fix templates(No. 70 ~ No. 81).

Setting Method

1. Enter S mode
2. Enter “S19 --- PLU ITEM” and set “IMAGE” and “NUTRI” to “PROGRAM”
3. Enter “S12 --- FREE FORMAT”
4. Enter “S12.5 IMG 1 ← 47 F ITEM” to “S12.5 IMG 10 ← 56 F ITEM” to set the
print
area of Nutrition. (In each label format, totally you can print 10 images)
5. Enter “S1 --- PLU FILE” to create PLU.
6. Enter “S1.50 PLU 0 IMAGE 1” to choose the template number for IMAGE 1
(From No. 70~ No. 81).
…
7. Enter “S1.59 PLU 0 IMAGE 10” to choose the template number for IMAGE 10
(From No. 70~ NO. 81).
8. Set “S1.81 PLU PRINT NUTRI” to set nutrition print status to “Print”.
9. Enter from S1.82 to S1.10 to input nutrition contents.
10. For extra details on the Nutrition Fact, Enter S11: TXT form to edit by hands.
11. Enter “S12 --- FREE FORMAT” to set up the TXT position.
12. Press [PLU] key to save.

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10.4 SM101+ Server/Client Manual

10.4.1 Summary

SM101+ SERVER/CLIENT has three functions:

1) Floating clerk. (SPEC61)
2) Data file synchronization. (SPEC491)
3) Call PLU from server. (SPEC492)
In SERVER/CLIENT system, the maximum count of scales is 5 (1 SERVER and 4
CLIENTs). Making all functions effective is in recommendation, and these 3 functions
also can be used independently in need.

10.4.2 Spec
50 Setting of Client / Server
0 Client 2 Backup Server
1 Server / Workstation

61 Floating Clerk
0 Inhibit 1 Allow

194 Server IP Address

Enter a value between 1 to 254 For Client scale
only.

208 Network Time Out

0 3 sec 2 x4
1 x2 3 x10

254 Auto Update of Client Off-line Report

0 Disable 1 Enable Effective when
SPEC61 = 1.

491 Data File Synchronization

0 Disable 1 Enable

492 Call PLU from Server

0 Disable 1 Enable

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10.4.3 Setting
1） Assure network settings of all scale are effective. IP-address of all scales must be
set in same subnet and different from each scale.

2） SPEC141

SPEC number SERVER CLIENT NOTICE

49 2 2
1. SPEC61,491,492 can
be set independently, but
50 1 0 the settings on the
SERVER must be same
as the settings on the
61 1 1 CLIENT.
2. SPEC254 is Effective
194 Not effective for SERVER Port Number of only when SPEC61 = 1.
SERVER（SPEC135） It also must be set the
same value on SERVER
and CLIENT.
208 1 1
3. Using SPEC208
254 1 1 default value is in
recommendation. It may
be set to other value
491 1 1 according to the
condition of network. If
wireless communication
492 1 1 is used, please don’t set
SPEC208 as 0. If the
setting of SPEC208 on
SERVER is different
from the setting on
CLIENT, the largest
value of SPEC208 will
be used automatically.

SERVER/CLIENT subnet mask address must be same in mode Z (Press Rezero+0418)

CLIENT scale set server IP address in mode Z (Press Rezero+0417)

10.4.5 Effect

When the functions are effective, the operation on SERVER is still same as stand-
alone scale. CLIENT will connect to SERVER automatically after power on. CLIENT
becomes into online status when connection is succeeded. And CLIENT will display
“SERVER OFF-LINE” before finishing connection. CLIENT could turn into offline
status via [C] key while it’s displaying “SERVER OFF-LINE”.

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Effect on CLIENT

SPEC61 SPEC491 SPEC492

STATUS online offline online offline online offline
Reports of Reports are In S mode, only S4, CLIENT CLIENT
CLIENT are stored in S8 and S20 can be calls up calls up
only stored in CLIENT. operated. Rezero+230 PLU PLU
SERVER. If and updating file by from from its
When SPEC254=1, PC functions are SERVE own
connection is CLIENT will forbidden. After R memory.
succeeded, upload the connection is instantly.
EFFECT
machine-setting Off-line succeeded, CLIENT The PLU
and tax file of reports to will synchronize data in
CLIENT will be SERVER files from SERVER CLIENT
updated once by after next automatically. Max is
SERVER. successful synchronization time invalid.
connection. is 5 minutes*.
(1000PLUs)
*The synchronization time shall be influenced by the counts of PLU.

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11. SM101+ ERROR MESSAGE

11.1 Error Message
The machine beeps and following error messages appear on display, if incorrect
operation is performed.

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11.2 Fatal Message

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