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The Security Plate is available and can be used by Weights and Measures after calibration to seal the scale if they use a lead-wire type seal. The programmed Unit Price may be per: pound, 1 to 9 pounds, count, kg, or 100g, as indicated.NOTE: The following Mode information is written from the Operator Display perspective. Prepack can only be activated after a Unit Price has been entered or called up; View it in the center display. Once Prepack is activated (by pressing ), the current pricing values are locked-in until cleared to allow several items with the same price to be weighed and priced. Begin at Miscellaneous PLU or Clear: Zero the scale: Weigh the empty package and press. Use of the scale as a metric weigher disables U.S. pounds pricing capability. Pricing per 100g can be disabled so all weighed items are priced per kilogram. By Count pricing works the same with either pound or metric weight configuration. By Weight values as described previously. Page 4 Quantum Scale System Table of Contents Continued. This chapter gives you step-by-step instructions for processing a transaction and printing a label for all six modes of operation. Page 8 Quantum Scale System Quantum Scale System SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FCC Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. Page 10 Quantum Scale System How to Use This Manual Refer to the following sections for information about using the Quantum Scale System. http://www.kovovyroba-priese.cz/media/images/upload/cyberpower-cp825lcd-ups-manual.xml reloading manual for 25-06, reloading manual 25 06, reloading manual 25 06 magnum, reloading manual 25 06 ballistics, reloading manual 25 06 09, reloading manual 25 06 rifle. This state-of-the-art weighing system can handle a broad variety of products for deli, bakery, produce, fish and cheese departments. It can also function in a Prepack Scale mode when necessary. Page 13 Quantum Scale System In addition to the Power Cord, there are up to four (4) additional ports. Numeric Keypad Allows you to enter numeric data. BACKSPACE Allows you to remove the highlighted character or the character to the left of the cursor. CLEAR Allows you to reset a numeric field to zero. This key is not active in a text field. SPECIAL CHARS. Press this key to type a special character (found in the upper left corner of each alpha-key). You must press Special Chars.CHANGE CASE Allows you to switch between Upper or Lower Case. You must press Change Case each time you want to change the case in a text field. Page 16 Quantum Scale System Screen Highlights General Information The Quantum Scale System has several common screen characteristics that assists you in interacting with the scale. We refer to these as “Screen Highlights.” The highlights act the same regardless of your screen location. Highlight Description Active Field A box surrounding text or numeric fields indicates that this field is the active field. If you begin typing from the keyboard or control panel, the data will be entered into this field. Page 17 Quantum Scale System Highlight Description Prompt Line The Prompt Line is white text, reversed out of a black box. It is typically located at the bottom portion of the screen. It prompts you on what your next step should be. Depending on your scale’s configuration, it may be black text reversed out of a white box. Screen Title The Screen Title identifies the screen name and function that you are attempting to complete. Note In order to print different label stock types (Narrow, Wide or Linerless), the Quantum will use different Label Cassettes. Page 19 Quantum Scale System To remove the backing paper of an empty label roll: Removing the Empty Roll 1. http://stickers-moins-cher.com/userfiles/stickers-moins-cher.com/cyberpower-cp800avr-manual.xml Remove the Label Cassette by pressing down on the black Label Cassette Eject Button. Page 20 Quantum Scale System Loading Standard or Narrow Die-Cut Labels To load die-cut labels into the scale: 1. Remove the labels from the first ten (10) inches of the label roll. 2. Place the roll of labels on the Hub in the Label Cassette. 3. Thread the Leader between the Peel Bar and the Cassette Housing. 4. Wrap the Leader around the Take-Up Spool. 5. Slide the Take-Up Key onto the Take-Up Spool, making sure that it is on the outside of the leader. 6. Page 21 Quantum Scale System Streaming Die-Cut Labels (Bakery Printer Applications) In most bakery printer applications, the process of printing multiple labels can be speeded up by arranging the labels to print in the Streaming Mode. This simply means that you arrange the Label Roll so that it prints a label and then “spits” it out the front of the scale with the backing paper still attached. You might use it for example, when you need to print 100 labels for bread. Page 22 Quantum Scale System Loading Continuous Label Stock To load Continuous Label Stock: 1. Peel the label stock from the first ten (10) inches of the label roll, tear it off and discard. 2. Place the roll of labels on the Hub in the Label Cassette. 3. Thread the Leader between the Peel Bar and the Cassette Housing. 4. Wrap the Leader around the Take-Up Spool. 5. Slide the Take-Up Key onto the Take-Up Spool, making sure that it is on the outside of the leader. 6. Page 23 Quantum Scale System Installing the Label Cassette To install the Label Cassettes: 1. Line the Guide Rail on the Label Cassette with the Track on the base of the scale. 2. Slide the Label Cassette into the Printer Area. The motion should be similar to closing a cash register drawer. 3. There will be a slight resistance the last 1 - 2” of travel as the mechanism engages. 4. Press it firmly until you hear the cassette latch lock into place. https://skazkina.com/ru/boss-br-532-user-manual Page 24 Quantum Scale System Removing the Scale Platter To remove the Scale Platter: 1. Lift up on the front lip of the platter. 2. Pull it straight up to remove. Installing the Scale Platter To install the Scale Platter: 1. Locate the Platter Locating Studs on the bottom of the platter. 2. Rotate the platter in your hands until the Platter Locating Studs are positioned in the upper right-hand and lower left-hand corners. 3. Page 25 Quantum Scale System Adjusting the Scale Feet There are four (4) Scale Feet located underneath the scale system. Proper adjustment of these feet, helps you maintain the proper scale balance. To check scale balance: 1. Remove the Scale Platter. 2. Locate the Level on the Scale Sub-Platter. It can be seen through a hole in the scale main housing. 3. Page 26 Quantum Scale System Adjusting Console Position and Screen Contrast The Quantum is designed so that you can place the scale anywhere in your operation and adjust the screen for best visibility. This ensures that you can see the screen details at the adjusted console position. The Quantum is equipped with context sensitive Help Screens to assist you in quick, efficient scale operation. The HELP Function has four (4) levels of assistance. As you might suspect, Basic Help gives you a brief description of the function or selected field, including notes to help you process the transaction better. The Quantum logo screen appears displaying Power-up test in progress. The Start a Run Screen displays when the scale is ready. QUICK STEPS From a blank screen: 1. Page 33 Quantum Scale System. Page 34 Quantum Scale System. Note There may be a slight delay during Scale Warm-up (depending on room temperature) until the Zero weight appears on the screen. If during Power-up, the Scale Warmup Box does not disappear from the display screen, contact your local Hobart office for service. Note After Initial Setup (Power-up Sequence) the scale must remain powered up for at least 24 hours. https://www.nelsonrigg.com/images/cars-repair-manual-pdf.pdf This allows the batteries running the real time clock and data memory to charge completely. Explanation of Operator ID’s are found later in this section. Verifying Zero Weight 1. From the Start a Run Screen, verify that Zero Weight: 0.00 lb is displayed on the top, left-hand side of the screen. 2. Page 40 Quantum Scale System Rezeroing the Scale If Zero Weight: 0.00 lb doesn’t display on the screen, you must Rezero the scale. The Scale will then go through a short Scale Warm-up period. Zero Weight: 0.00 lb should now be displayed on the screen. From the Start a Run Screen: 1. Remove items from Scale Platter 2. Page 41 Quantum Scale System Weigh Types For each Weigh Type, you enter into a specific mode of operation. The following list gives you a brief overview of how each Weigh Type selection functions within an operation. A detailed explanation of each Weigh Type (i.e., mode) is found later in this manual. Page 42 Quantum Scale System Weigh Types Continued Start a Run Screen Weigh Type Description Verify Fixed Weight In this mode, no label is printed until the weight of the item is greater than the preset fixed weight. From this mode, you verify that the package weight is greater than or equal to the product’s fixed weight. For all other products, it automatically prints a label for each package weighed. Page 43 Quantum Scale System All Totals Types, except Production, are created by the Supervisor and allow reporting of totals information. As an example, you could keep track of items on sale this week. The list below provides you a list of additional examples for Totals Types you may want to track. It provides a stepby-step explanation of the Run Screen. ? Note It makes no difference whether you enter the “F” key or the “S” key first. It will accomplish the same task. Page 46 Quantum Scale System. Tip You can also enter your Operator ID from the Flashkey Screen without having your Operator ID Flashkey displayed on the screen. 1. TYPE your Operator ID number. Selecting Flashkeys One of the easiest ways to look-up product information is to use Flashkeys. It could be different for each scale within a department. The Home Group is user-defined and typically is set to show the products that are located in the case directly in front of the scale. You are now on the Run Screen. Page 52 Quantum Scale System Typical On Screen Library Screen On Screen Library - Auto Look Up Auto Look Up automatically looks up the product after a set number of digits has been entered. It typically does not require you to press ENTER. Page 53 Quantum Scale System Selecting Miscellaneous PLU’s Depending on your operation, you may need to use the Miscellaneous PLU Numbers and Softkeys to process a customer transaction. Typically, Miscellaneous PLU’s are used for seasonal items, reduced price items, discounted items, or non-typical items. Miscellaneous PLU Softkeys display on the Run Screen ONLY if there are no PLU’s active and there are no Flashkeys configured for the scale. The Miscellaneous By Count PLU Number is automatically loaded into the Product Number field. 2. You are now able to change any fields required to process the transaction and print a label. Page 55 Quantum Scale System Some items require two tare values - Fixed Tare and Proportional Tare. Fixed Tare is the weight of the packing material for which the customer does not pay. Typically, this is a tray or sack. On the other hand, Proportional Tare is the percentage of the total product weight that is the “wrapper” for the individual item. This value represents the proportion of tare material in comparison with the gross weight of the item (commodity). It automatically returns to the Flashkey Screen if configured, to the Start a Run Screen if Operator IDs are required, or it clears the PLU field and remains on the Run Screen. Page 60 Quantum Scale System PrePackaged Products Mode The PrePackaged Products Mode allows several packages of the same product to be processed. This mode automatically prints one label (unless otherwise specified) for each item being weighed. Processing Random Weight PLU’s For Random Weight PLU’s: 1. Enter your Operator ID (if required). 2. Enter the PLU number (Select Flashkey, Type PLU number or select from the On Screen Library). 3. Place the product on the platter for weighing. The labels print one at a time. 5. Remove the label and apply to the package. Page 62 Quantum Scale System From this mode, you will generate a pre-determined number of fixed weight PLU labels. Print Multiple Labels Mode. Tip You may want to set up your scale to stream labels (print labels without removing the backing paper from the label.) Refer to Streaming Die-Cut Labels, for information on loading labels to stream. This mode enables you to enter several fixed weight PLU’s and the number of labels you want to print for each. For example, Production Entry allows you to print 100 bread labels and 50 cupcake labels with one operation. Production Entry Mode. Tip You may want to setup your scale to stream labels (print labels without removing the backing paper from the label). Page 64 Quantum Scale System Processing Random Weight PLU’s If you use this mode to print Fixed Weight, By Count and Random Weight PLU’s together, you will need to follow slightly different procedures to complete the label run. QUICK STEPS 1. Enter your Operator ID (if required). 2. Enter the PLU number (Select Flashkey, Type PLU number or select from the On Screen Library). 3. If desired, you can change any editable field by pressing the appropriate Softkey. 4. Page 65 Quantum Scale System Accumulate Items Mode Accumulate items mode enables you to print one label or a series of labels for multiple PLUs. The scale can be configured to print either Item Total Labels or Itemized Receipts. The Item Total Label contains only the grand total and barcode. Refer to the following examples. Page 66 Quantum Scale System When configured you can print an Itemized receipt for all products entered. This receipt contains all products, a grand total and a barcode. Refer to the following examples. Itemized Receipt (2.25” X 3.0”) Itemized Receipt (1.5” X 5.0”) Itemized Receipt (Continuous X 2.25”) ? Note The following table lists the available labels and range for itemized receipts. Note Fixed Weight products or items sold By Count do not require weight on the platter to print a label. Verify Fixed Weight Mode From this mode, you can verify that a package weight is greater than or equal to the product’s fixed weight. If the package does not weigh enough, a prompt alerts you and no label is printed. It also contains an explanation of how to enter Platter Tare. Forced Price Your Supervisor may have set up a PLU that requires you to enter the price of the item. For example, you may sell three grades of ground beef, all with a different price, but use the same PLU Number. There is an audible beep and the cursor moves to the Total Price field. Page 71 Quantum Scale System Fixed Weight PLU’s 1. Enter your Operator ID (if required). 2. Enter the PLU Number (Select Flashkey, Type PLU number or select from the On Screen Library). There is an audible beep and the cursor moves to the Total Price field. The cursor then moves to the next active field, Product Number. Page 72 Quantum Scale System For PLU’s that require a tare value, the PLU can be set up to require you to enter a tare value. By using the Forced Tare option, only one PLU Number is required. This feature might be used if customers want a product in different quantities. The Supervisor designates the Operator’s access to overriding product information at this time. While on the Run Screen, you can temporarily change the value of any of the fields listed next to the “F” Keys, unless they are grayed. Page 77 Quantum Scale System. The screen appears as follows: The Shelf Life field now displays either the Shelf Life or Frozen Shelf Life. If Frozen Shelf Life is not configured, the Product Life field displays. Page 78 Quantum Scale System When the Product Life field exists, it is changed automatically by changing the Shelf Life (i.e., increase Shelf Life by 5, Product Life increases by 5 as well). The Shelf Life is unaffected by changes to Product Life. The shelf life must be less than 500 days. If you enter more than 500 days, the Packed On Date will not be printed on the label in prepack modes, and the Sell By Date will not print on labels in non-prepack modes. If there is no Exception Price entered for a PLU, the price will be calculated by the By Count Calculation Method set-up by your Supervisor. A complete explanation of the By Count Calculation Method is found in the Supervisor Manual. Overriding F4-By Count allows you to change the quantity of the item being sold for the total price. Page 82 Quantum Scale System. Page 83 Quantum Scale System. Do not allow water to enter the openings in the housing. This could damage the scale system. Cleaning the Exterior of Scale Carefully clean the exterior of the Quantum Scale System with a clean sponge or cloth and a warm water and detergent solution (i.e., Palmolive green or Ivory liquid dishwashing detergents). Page 87 Quantum Scale System Chapter Nine: Troubleshooting 9-1 Troubleshooting Page 88 Quantum Scale System Troubleshooting In the unlikely event your Quantum Scale System does not operate as expected, please read through the following troubleshooting steps before calling for service. Problem Suggestion Press POWER Key -No Response From Scale 1. 2. 3. 4. 4. Make sure Scale Platter is properly seated. Make sure Scale Platter is clear of product. Check to see that scale is sitting on a stable surface. Call for service. System Error Matrix Message 1. Page 89 Quantum Scale System Troubleshooting Continued. Problem Suggestion Gross Negative Weight Displayed on Screen (-----) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Over Gross Weight Displayed on Screen 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Make sure Scale Platter is clear. Make sure Scale Platter is properly seated. Press the Reset Button. Call for service. Make sure Scale Platter is clear. Make sure Scale Platter is properly seated. Page 90 Quantum Scale System Troubleshooting Continued. Problem Suggestion Scale Prints Two (2) Identical Labels for Every Item 1. Ask Supervisor to check Secondary Label Type. Scale Prints Blank Labels or Partially Printed Labels 1. 4. Check to see that labels are threaded properly. Check to see that the Label Cassette is properly engaged. Basically, you record the series of keystrokes one time and then execute (i.e., playback) the macro as often as needed to perform the operation. For example, you may be having a sale on PLU 50. Page 93 Quantum Scale System 7. 8. 9. 10. Executing a Macro PRESS the keys required to record the Macro. QUICK STEPS From the ? Screen: 1. Position Cursor 2. Page 95 Quantum Scale System Proportional Tare (Percentage Tare). Percentage Tare Procedure The procedure used to compute net weight involves the determination of two (2) tare weights. One tare will be a fixed tare for the outer container; the second, a percentage tare for individual wrappers on the items. Page 96 Quantum Scale System How the Percentage Tare Value is Calculated Percentage Tare value is the value expressed as a percentage (e.g. 5.6, 2.3, etc.), that represents the proportion of tare material in comparison with the gross weight of a commodity. For example, if the percentage tare value for a specific individually wrapped confection is 14, it means that for a gross weight of 100 grams, the total weight of individual wrappers is 14 grams. Page 97 Quantum Scale System Working with Labels The Quantum gives you the flexibility to decide what labels you will use, if they will be continuous or die cut, and what will print on each label. Page 98 Quantum Scale System Label Stock Styles Label stock comes in a variety of sizes as will be described later in this section. Each type of stock has its own function and purpose. Die Cut Labels Die Cut Labels are cut so that each label is spaced for accuracy. Because these are all the same size they can be pre-printed to create a more attractive label. Page 99 Quantum Scale System Selecting Label Types (Formats) Label Types are the actual format of the label, or how it is set up to print. Refer to the detailed examples for a better understanding of what the final label can look like. You may want to take some time to review each example and think about which options you want and which label size and format you should use. Although, these are accurate examples, the size and dimensions of the label or field may not be exact. Page 100 Quantum Scale System Standard Labels by Family Label families were designed to work with the default label type settings. For example, you may have label type 26 selected (designed for 6.0” labels), but the label stock in the scale is 3.0”. The scale automatically reverts to the 3.0” label type which is in the same family as 26. In this example, the scale prints label type 23. Although, the following are accurate examples, the size and dimensions of the label or field may not be exact. ype 16 Appendix A - 12 Page 103 Quantum Scale System Family 2 Label Type 21 Label Type 22 Label Type 23 Label Type 24 A - 13 Appendix Page 104 Quantum Scale System Family 2 Label Type 25 Label Type 26 Appendix A - 14 Page 105 Quantum Scale System Family 3 (Dual Declaration Fixed Net Weight) Label Type 31 Label Type 32 Label Type 33 Label Type 34 A - 15 Appendix Page 106 Quantum Scale System Family 3 (Dual Declaration Fixed Net Weight) Label Type 35 Label Type 36 Appendix A - 16 Page 107 Quantum Scale System Family 3 (Dual Declaration Fixed Net Weight Fluid Ounces) Label Type 31 Label Type 32 Label Type 33 Label Type 34 A - 17 Appendix Page 108 Quantum Scale System Family 3 (Dual Declaration Fixed Net Weight Fluid Ounces) Label Type 35 Label Type 36 Appendix A - 18 Page 109 Quantum Scale System Family 5 Label Type 51 Label Type 52 Label Type 53 Label Type 54 A - 19 Appendix Page 110 Quantum Scale System Family 5 Label Type 55 Label Type 56 Appendix A - 20 Page 111 Quantum Scale System Family 6 Label Type 63 Label Type 64 A - 21 Appendix Page 112 Quantum Scale System Family 6 Label Type 65 Label Type 66 Appendix A - 22 Page 113 Quantum Scale System Family 10 Label Type 101 Label Type 102 Label Type 103 Label Type 104 A - 23 Appendix Page 114 Quantum Scale System Family 10 Label Type 105 Label Type 106 Appendix A - 24 Page 115 Quantum Scale System Family 11 Label Type 111 Label Type 112 Label Type 113 Label Type 114 A - 25 Appendix Page 116 Quantum Scale System Family 11 Label Type 115 Label Type 116 Appendix A - 26 Page 117 Quantum Scale System Family 12 Label Type 123 Label Type 125 A - 27 Appendix Page 118 Quantum Scale System Family 12 Label Type 126 Appendix A - 28 Page 119 Quantum Scale System Family 13 Label Type 133 Label Type 134 A - 29 Appendix Page 120 Quantum Scale System Family 13 Label Type 135 Label Type 136 Appendix A - 30 Page 121 Quantum Scale System Standard Labels by Size The following examples represent all standard width labels according to length. Although, the following are accurate examples, the size and dimensions of the label or field may not be exact. ? Note Label Types 113 and 123 are identical label formats for the Quantum and the Ultima. These labels are designed to fit your specific merchandising needs. When using continuous labels, the expanded text field contracts according to the amount of expanded text in the PLU file. This alleviates unnecessary white space. Page 141 Quantum Scale System Graphics The Graphics option allows you to view the available Graphics that can be added to labels. The following graphics are always available in ROM. (The following graphics are not shown in actual size.) Graphic 123 Graphic 121 Graphic 124. Note Hobart offers a variety of scale graphics through the Retailer’s Scale Merchandising Companion (F-7901). This is a multiple disk set that includes approximately 365 custom graphics. Page 142 Page 143 Quantum Scale System Glossary G-1 Glossary Page 144 Quantum Scale System Glossary of Common Terms Auto Look-Up This feature automatically looks up the product after a set number of digits has been entered. This feature is configured in Scale Setup by your Supervisor. Fixed Weight Item An item priced by a pre-determined weight (i.e. Page 145 Quantum Scale System Glossary Continued. Function Codes Numbers which identify Supervisor functions and take you directly to the function by entering its two-digit code. These codes are listed in the Appendix. Graphic (User) Provided the Label Type can accommodate a graphic, there is a list of available graphics (listed by number) found in the Appendix. Page 146 Quantum Scale System Glossary Continued. Primary Printer The printer that is built-in to the scale system. Printhead The surface of the printer that comes in contact with the label stock. Product Life The number of days before a perishable product should be consumed or frozen (i.e., Use By, Freeze By or Best Before). Proportional Tare The percentage of the total product weight that is the “wrapper” for the individual piece. Random Weight An item that needs to be weighed before it can be priced. Page 147 Quantum Scale System Glossary Continued. Tare (Fixed Tare) The weight of the packing material for which the customer does not pay. The item may be missing original packaging and may have been used for testing or demo purposes. The item includes accessories found with the original product and may include a warranty. See the seller's listing for full details and description. 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