User manual TOSHIBA SL-2200

[. . . ] The Both the microcomputer provides immediate and highly accurate weighing and price calculation. More than just a weight device, the SL-2200 Series allows both weighed and non-weighed entries for multiple item accumulation. Should you have any questions concerning the scale, please refer to this manual. Be sure to keep this manual for future reference. 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. [. . . ] Blink when the ADD function Lamp : Lights when the 1-1 -. Lights when the item number is indicated on the Unit Price display. key is pressed. 100 g Lamp (for CA type only) : Lights when the [1009) 4- 1 5. It is also used to preset a tare weight through clear the tare weight. the numeric keys OI ( m) rOTAUMEMORY CLEAR Key This key is used to display the totat. amount; and when depressed twice successively, the total memory is cleared. it is NOTES: 1. The Load Cell in the unit is turned ON when the power plug is connected to an AC outlet. The power of the Load Cell cannot be turned OFF by the [POWER/ZERO [ key. When the rf OWEFVZERO 1key is turned on within about 16 seconds after plug is connected to an AC out/et, the test scanning sequence is made, displayed and the scale is ready for use. When the 1POWEFUZERO 1 key is turned on over about 76 seconds atler the power is connected to an AC outlet, a// `8"s appear in all areas of the display for a moment, AEROs are displayed and the scale is ready for use. 5- 2 6. BEFORE 6. 1 ADJUSTING STARTING THE LEVEL OPERATION Level Gauge Set the scale on a stable and level surface. Level the scale by turning the Adjustable Legs so that the air bubble may settle inside the center circle of the gauge. 5 (b 5`. . . . . 0. Correct Incorrect When the air bubble moves side, turn the Adjustable righthand side clockwise. toward Legs the left on the When the air bubble moves toward the front Adjustable Legs clockwise. rear, turn 6. 2 NOTES BEFORE STARTING 1. OPERATION Be sure to insert the power cord plug into an AC outlet. 2. -When turning on the ~POWEFUZERO 1 key within about 16 seconds after inserting the power cord plug into an AC outlet, the scale enters the test scanning sequence, such as 00000, 0000, 00000, then 11111, 1111, 11111 . While the scale is in the test sequence, do not put anything on the platter. it at any time, the commodity Do not move the unit while it is in operation. Should it become necessary to move turn OFF the power and be sure to readjust the level after relocating the scale. Should a power failure occur during operation, turn OFF the power from the platter, and turn ON the power again when power is restored. If scale is used with an unrated If the Zero Point has shifted depressing the IPOWfFVZfRO1 power source or inaccurate during scaling key twice. OPERATIONAL (Example 7. 1 STANDARD PROCEDURES type) : SL-2200-38-CO-US OPERATION Enter the tare weight. (Example 0. 20 lb. ) WEIGHT 0'0 1 0 (o. 00) v Press: T F `I' 1, 1 `NET -Ty F 0. 20 lb. (0. 20) J (o. 00) -$ NET Place the tare on the platter. I I \ 0. 20 lb. d T L-l Remove the commodity together with the tare. NOTES: 1. Tare subtraction is available up to 30. 00 lb. When tare subtraction is in operation, however, the scalable range for net weight becomes less by the amount of the tare. (Net weight = Gross weight-Tare) 2. Preset tare must be a multiple of 2 g for CA type (kg scale) and 0. 01 I6 for US type (lb scale). 3. [. . . ] (Example: 3) cleared 1 L!l 3 (T)(T)(T) Preset unit priceis by removing from the platter. the commodity II planer I Placing and removing the commodity on the platter and off the (-7ix-)(-T)(T) m&x)(TG--)( I I NOTES: 1. 3. xxx> I XXX mark shows weight and total price when place the commodity on the platter. When numeric keys are entered, the preceding preset unit price is cleared and number newly entered is displayed. The operation sequence of "Placing and removing the commodity" differs depending the presencelabsence of the initial setting (Unit Price Auto C/ear) . the on 7- 10 8. [. . . ]