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Manual Operare Bizerba en
Manual Operare Bizerba en
Basic Class II
Operating instructions
from program version 2..20
6.111.98.5.01.13 en
06 / 2011
Bizerba GmbH & Co. KG,
72336 Balingen
Postfach 10 01 64
72301 Balingen/Germany,
Tel. (+49 7433) 12-0, Fax (+49 7433) 12-2696
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6.111.98.5.01.13
Chapter index
About these instructions
About the device
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2
Installation
3
4
5
Operation
6
Programming
7
Troubleshooting
8
Maintenance
9
Technical data
10
Subject index
11
Safety instructions
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Safe-keeping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 -
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Target group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 -
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Symbols used . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 -
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Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 -
Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -
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Device types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -
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Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -
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Intended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -
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Designation label . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -
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Verification information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -
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2.7
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Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -
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Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 -
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Device signs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 -
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Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 -
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Decommissioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 -
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Main switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 -
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Keyboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Membrane keyboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Keyboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Key functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Keyboard options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Printer and side cover for BC II 100/200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Opening and closing the thermal print head . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ticket printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Label printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 -
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Switching on device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 -
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6.3
Zerosetting device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 -
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6.4.2
6.4.3
6.4.4
6.4.5
6.4.6
6.4.7
Operating options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Multiple-operator mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Self-service mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Quick-service mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Price labeling with manual triggering * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Price labeling with automatic start * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Piece price multi- label printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fixed weight label multi-printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Cancellation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 -
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Scroll function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 12
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Constant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 13
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Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 13
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Tare functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tare balancing for unknown tare values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Unknown tare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Batch tare (country-related) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tare balancing for known tare values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Manual tare (country-related) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PLU tare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tare fixed value memory 1 - 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Operator tare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Save tare value weighed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Save tare value entered . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Call up operator tare saved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Talon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 25
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Repeat ticket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 26
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By Count article . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 30
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Fixed weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 35
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Initial display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 -
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Menu password . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 -
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Menu call-up, menu selection and quit menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 General programming sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 -
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Overview of list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PLU article . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Header and footer texts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Additional texts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Scrolling message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PLU direct keys
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Barcode structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BLD labels
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Logos
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VAT rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Barcode overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Manufacturer code WAN 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Instore code EAN 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Code 128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Traceability marker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 29
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7.11
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Overview VAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 34
Assign VAT to PLU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 35
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Fault description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 -
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Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 -
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 -
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Cleaning
Cleaning
Cleaning
Cleaning
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device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
the printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
products for printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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9.2.3
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Testing the weight display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Note on storing thermal paper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ticket, label and Linerless rollers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9
9
9
9
6
6
6
6
10 Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 -
10.1
Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 -
10.2
Power supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 -
10.3
2
2
Subject index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 -
Appendix
Declaration of Conformity for BC ll
Declaration of Conformity for BC ll with WLAN
eurofins Certificate modas BWLC-V2
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1
Read through the operating manual carefully before connecting and switching on the
device to ensure that you fully utilize the quality and possibilities of application this device
offers.
This operating manual explains how to operate and set the device.
It also includes functions that are only required by Bizerba Service. Contact your Bizerba
technical consultant if necessary.
Our products are subject to constant further development and various country-specific
regulations. Pictorial and graphic examples in the instructions may differ from the supplied
version.
1.1
Safe-keeping
This operating manual is an integral part of the device and must be kept next to it, easily
accessible for all personnel.
If the device is resold, the complete operating manual must be provided with it.
1.2
Target group
The device may only be operated by trained personnel. This means that the operator must
be familiar with the contents of this operating manual.
Installation, servicing and repairs may only be performed by qualified personnel authorized
by Bizerba.
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Symbols used
Symbol
Meaning
Text with arrow prompts you to carry out an action.
Key symbols prompt you to press this key on
Mod
Key symbols with a + prompt you to keep the 1st key held down while
you press the second key.
<Key>
Display
Notes
_______________________________________________________________________
Observance of these notes is mandatory.
_______________________________________________________________________
Information
_______________________________________________________________________
This information is provided for greater understanding.
_______________________________________________________________________
Menu settings
Prerequisites and menu settings for functions or rules are highlighted in gray.
Menu settings are the prerequisites for descriptions or operation procedures.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ 06 -1
Syntax: Pr 110/ 06 -1
Pr 110
Program number 110
/ 06
Submenu 06
-1
Setting 1
1-2
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1.4
1
Warnings
Meaning
_______________________________________________________________________
DANGER
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
WARNING
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
CAUTION
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
CAUTION
_______________________________________________________________________
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1
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Device
2.1
Device types
2
The BC II device type is available with either a thermal ticket printer or a label printer.
T = Thermal ticket printer
E = Label printer
BC II 800 T
BC II 800 E
Fig. 1: BC II 800
BC II 100 T
BC II 100 E
Fig. 2: BC II 100
BC II 200 T
BC II 200 E
Fig. 3: BC II 200
2.2
Accessories
We offer a comprehensive accessories program for the device. Please contact your
Bizerba technical consultant for further information.
2.3
Intended use
The BC II scale is particularly suitable for counter sales, quick and self-service, as well as
manual price labeling and simple cash reg. (POS) functions. Use devices only for intended
use.
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Designation label
BC II 800
CE 07
CE certification with the last two digits of the year in which the
CE certification was applied.
0103
D07-09-014
M
BIZERBA
BCII
Nr./No.
Device No.
Max 6 kg
Min 20 g
e=2g
Verification value , e
T= - 6 kg
MADE BY BIZERBA
Manufacturer
120-240V 0.2-0.1A
50/60Hz
Electrical data
Scale accuracy class III
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2.5
Verification information
2
_______________________________________________________________________
A yellow mark of conformity is affixed to the load receptor of the
scale, with the inscription Verified by BIZERBA (first verification by
Bizerba). Reverifications must be carried out by the operator of the
scale according to the legal requirements.
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2
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DIN EN 45501
OIML R60
WELMEC 2.3
Handbook 44
Publication 14
Electromagnetic compatibility
Directive 2004/108/ EC
EMC-guideline
interference resistance
Residential, commercial and light industry
emitted interference
Residential, commercial and light industry
DIN EN 61000-3-2/2006-10
Harmonics current
DIN EN 61000-3-3/2009-06
GB 9254-1998
Electrical safety
Directive 2006/ 95 EC
UL 60950-1/ 2006-07
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2.7
Operating conditions
Do not install or commission equipment until the operating conditions have been fulfilled.
Installation area
A flat, vibration-free position as well as the driest possible installation must be
guaranteed for our equipment.
Vibrations can affect measurements made by the scales.
Align horizontally
To ensure the precision of the sales, it is of absolute necessity that the device is
aligned horizontally.
Draft
Drafts can affect the measurements made by the scales.
Air convection
Free air convection must be able to form around the device in order to avoid
inadmissible heating.
Supply voltage
The permitted values can be found on the designation label on the device - and
see page 10 - 2.
Trained personnel:
Only trained personnel can maximize the performance of the device and avoid risks.
Please contact us or our competent customer service points if you have any doubts
regarding the practical application of these conditions.
For other manufacturers' equipment included in our scope of supply, the respective
manufacturer's regulations take preference if they deviate from our conditions.
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2.7.1
2
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Power supply
The installation of the mains power supply for connecting to our equipment must be
carried out in accordance with the international specifications and the regulations derived
from them. These essentially include the recommendations of at least one of the following
commissions:
-
Our units are built to VDE protection class I and must be connected to a protective
conductor.
Interference suppression measures
If the mains power supply is subject to electric interference, interference suppression
measures must be taken on site, e.g.:
-
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2.8
Warranty
Installation, commissioning and initial training must be carried out by trained staff from our
sales offices and customer service points or by companies authorized by us.
We do not accept any liability for damages resulting from:
-
2.9
_______________________________________________________________________
Only applies to Germany!
_______________________________________________________________________
This device includes batteries which are subject to the Batteries Act concerning return and
disposal of used batteries and accumulators.
This act holds you as the end user responsible to return the device to the manufacturer or
its distributor for the purpose of recycling and proper disposal after the end of its intended
use.
Bizerba and its distributors are ready to except the returns of your old devices which are
no longer operated.
In these instances, please, contact your Bizerba specialist in charge.
If the device includes a chargeable battery pack, according to the Battery Act you are
responsible to return used battery packs to the distributor or to return locations which are
provided to the public.
Of course, Bizerba and its distributors will also accept your used battery packs.
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Safety instructions
Safety instructions
3.1
3
The device may only be operated by people who have been instructed in the operating
procedure. The operating personnel must read and understand the safety instructions in
this Operating Manual.
Please pay special attention to and memorize all safety and hazard information!
Carry out regular training!
Operators (purchasers) as well as supervisory and operating staff must carry out
programming and data protection on our systems and equipment exclusively in
accordance with our operating and programming instructions.
Only use equipment for its intended purpose.
3.2
Device signs
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_______________________________________________________________________
3
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
WARNING
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
CAUTION
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
WARNING
_______________________________________________________________________
3-2
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Installation
4.1
Installation
4
4.2
4.2.1
Freedom from vibrations, oscillations and drafts, as well as the driest possible
installation must be guaranteed for our equipment.
The equipment must be arranged with respect for operating and work sequence, and
taking account of maintenance aspects.
4.2.2
Unpacking
Open packaging, remove accessories and lift the device carefully out of the packaging.
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Leveling
To compensate for any small irregularities in the floor space, the scale can be leveled at
the foot screws using a spirit level.
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4
Foot screws
1
2
Fig. 6: BC II 800
2
1
Fig. 7: BC II 100
Turn the foot screws 2 until the air
bubble 3 is located in the center of the
spirit level . 1
Fig. 8: Leveling
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4.2.4
Installation
_______________________________________________________________________
WARNING
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Check before mains connection
Before connecting the device, check
-
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4
Installation
4.2.5
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Cable connections
_______________________________________________________________________
CAUTION
4
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Secure the power cable against falling out when strain drops. 4
_______________________________________________________________________
1
Cash drawer
Power cable
Cash drawer
Power cable
2
1
4
3
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Installation
4
Scale1
Scale 2
Scale 3
Scale 4
Scale 5 1
Scale 6
_______________________________________________________________________
During installation and cabling of systems the Bizerba guideline
Networks for scales need to be adhered to.
Ask your Bizerba consultant or Bizerba Service.
_______________________________________________________________________
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Rechargeable battery
4
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Charge battery completely before battery operation.
Procedure:
- Connect mains to scale.
- Switch on scale.
_______________________________________________________________________
Depending on the use and ambient temperature, with a fully charged battery, the scales
can be operated for 20-25 hours without being connected to the mains.
After only 6-7 hours charging time the battery is completely recharged.
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Installation
4
kg
EURO per
EUR
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Operating instruction BC II
Commissioning
4
4.3.1
Switch on device
Prerequisite
- The device has been installed properly and connected to the mains power supply.
-
4.4
Decommissioning
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5.1
Main switch
5
Fig. 12: BC II
1
Main switch on BC II 800
2
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Display
1
2
3
4
5
kg
7
EURO per
6
EUR
5
Lit icons
Selling price
Unit price
Weight value
5.2.1
Display icons
II
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5.3
Keyboard
_______________________________________________________________________
Keyboard designs are country-dependent.
_______________________________________________________________________
5
5.3.1
Membrane keyboard
There are two transparent modules on the membrane keyboard into which insert-foils can
be inserted if required.
4
3
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1
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Keyboard
Keyboard 84 keys
5
5.3.3
Key functions
5-4
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Key
Tab
Function
- 54
19 - 15
1
5
<Minus input>
) ]
0
<Reset>
T1
T1 - T4
St
<Cancellation>
Void
Mod
<Mod>
Esc
<Escape>
<Multiplication>
<Switch> / <Overwrite>
PLU
Man
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Function
<Non-weighed>
<Constant>
5
F
Prepack
<Constant>
(country-specific version)
Tare
Ctrl
<Control>
<Enter>
Enter
Clr
<Clear> (delete)
<Subtotal>
<Total>
<Print> (country-specific version)
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5.3.4
Keyboard options
Menu setting
- Pr631
- 00 to 03 keyboard selection, see page 7 - 149
5
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Write-on insert
1
2
Write-on insert
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Operating instruction BC II
Printer
Models BC II 100 to BC II 800 are equipped with receipt printer or label printer. The
printers operate according to the thermal printing principle. The paper can only be printed
on the thermal side.
5
5.4.1
3
2
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grips.
5
Open
2
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5.4.2
Operating instruction BC II
open
5
close
Fig. 26: Label printer in BC II 100
Place your finger on the red grip element
1 .
Press the thermal print head 2 upwards
against the printer roller and then
backwards until the thermal print head
engages.
Ticket and label printer BC 800
open
Place your index finger underneath the
red grip element. 1 .
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5.4.3
Ticket printer
5
, see
3
4
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Label printer
End of label
After printing the last label, insert a new label roll.
1
5
on the
2
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11
10
Collar
Holding arbor
Label roll
Thermal strip
Printer roller
Deflection pin
10
Transport roller
11
9
8
7
6
Collar
Holding arbor
Label roll
Thermal strip
Printer roller
Deflection pin
10
10
9
8
5
7
Transport roller
Abb. 32: Paper track in label printer /
BCII100/200
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Operation
Operation
6.1
Switching on device
is located
on the left side of the scale in the case of BCII 100 / BCII 200
6
6.2
6.3
Zerosetting device
After switching on the scale the weight display ranges automatically at zero 0.000 kg
provided that the scale is unloaded.
The scale has an automatic reset device, so that minor zero point changes are
compensated automatically.
The weight value display can (if the display is not set to zero) be reset again with the scale
unloaded.
) ]
0
Press <Zerosetting>.
The weight value display indicates 0,000 kg.
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Operating options
Operating processes marked with an * are not available for all country versions.
Different operating types can be set in the device:
1. Multi-operating mode
6
see page
6-2
2. Self-service operation
see page 6 - 3
3. Quick-service operation
see page 6 - 4
see page 6 - 5
see page 6 - 6
6.4.1
Multiple-operator mode
or
Enter the unit price directly, e.g. EUR 2.98
PLU registration
1
Conclude sale
Press <total>.
1
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6.4.2
Operation
Self-service mode
_______________________________________________________________________
The article can only be called up via on PLU direct key.
-
Only PLU direct keys under which weight articles are stored can
be called up. Piece PLU, manual PLU or minus PLU cannot be
called up - you hear an acoustic signal.
Operating procedure:
Place the article on the scale.
Print article
! @
Press the PLU direct key of the article applied e.g. <PLU2>.
The label is printed.
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Operation
6.4.3
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Quick-service mode
Operating procedure:
6
or
(dependent on country)
Press <Print>.
The label is printed.
Register automatically
Menu setting
- Pr 510/ 01 -03
- Pr 510/ 02 -1
- Pr 521
-1
Operating procedure:
Place the article on the scale.
Call up article, then register and print
! @
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6.4.4
Operation
Menu setting
- Pr 510/01 -04
- Pr 510/ 02 -1
- Pr 525/ 01
Call up article
6
with addition
Press <total>.
The batch sum label is printed.
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Operating instruction BC II
Menu setting
- Pr 510/01 -05
- Pr 510/ 02 -1
- Pr 525/ 01
6
Call up article
Place the article on the scale.
''
with addition
Press <Total>.
The batch sum label is printed.
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6.4.6
Operation
A number of identical price per piece labels can be created in price labeling mode.
Menu setting
- Pr 510/01 -04 or 05
- Pr525/ 02 -00-99
Price labeling
Time in sec. between printing of two labels
6
Press the PLU direct key for unit
price e.g. <PLU4>.
The constant function
is activated.
1,50
Press <Multiplication> .
00
1,50
15
1,50
14
1,50
00
1,50
0, 00
0,00
PLU registration
1
End
Press <C>.
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6.4.7
Operating instruction BC II
A number of identical fixed weight labels can be created in price labeling mode.
Menu setting
- Pr 510/01 -04 or 05
- Pr525/ 02 -00-99
Price labeling
Time in sec. between printing of two labels
6
is activated.
0,500
12, 00
6,00
<Multiplication>
__
15
Press <Enter>
The number of labels is herewith confirmed.
PLU registration
1
0,500
12, 00
6,00
End
Press <C>.
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6.5
Operation
_______________________________________________________________________
With key
you can switch between entry of unit price and PLU no.
6.5.1
6
0,556
0,00
0,00
0,556
8,56
4,76
Register
e.g. on operator <VK1>.
The selling price is saved to the
buffer.
Non-weighed
0,00
Press <non-weighed>.
Enter the price per piece,
Non-weighed
8,65
e.g. 8.65
1
Register
e.g. on operator <VK1>.
0,000
0,00
Non-weighed
0,00
Press <non-weighed>.
Enter the price per piece,
e.g. 8.65
[1]
0,00
Non-weighed
8,65
Non-weighed
Press <multiplication>.
_0
8,65
_5
8,65
0,00
0,00
Non-weighed
Enter the number of pieces, e.g. 5.
1
Register
e.g. on operator <VK1>.
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[1]
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Minus
0,00
Minus
- 1,00
e.g. 1.00
1
Register
e.g. on operator <VK1>.
6
0,000
0,00
[1]
0,00
Minus
0,00
- 1,00
Minus
Press <multiplication>.
_0
- 1,00
_5
- 1,00
Minus
Enter the number of pieces, e.g. 5.
1
Register
e.g. on operator <VK1>.
6 - 10
0,000
0,00
[1]
0,00
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6.6
Operation
Cancellation
If the sale is not yet completed (before final total), individual articles can be canceled.
Cancel lastly sold article
Op.
Pcs
1
[1]
Press <Cancellation>.
0,00
[1]
8,60
Press <Cancellation>.
The displayed items are canceled.
0,000
0,00
[1]
0,00
Press <Cancellation>.
Press operator key e.g.<OP1>.
The last items are displayed.
Scroll until the article you want appears on the display.
St
Press <Cancellation>.
The displayed items are canceled.
Quit cancellation
You start the Cancel function and want to abort this without starting a cancellation.
Pcs
1
Press <Cancellation>.
Op.
0,000
0,00
You have quit the Cancel function. The article is still registered.
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0,00
[1]
8,60
[1]
0,00
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Operation
6.7
Operating instruction BC II
Scroll function
After selling several articles (before total completion) the single articles can be checked in
the display by<Scrolling>
Pcs
1
Press <Cancellation>.
Press operator key e.g.<OP1>.
The last items are displayed.
6
<Scrolling>upwards.
The items are displayed in descending order.
Press <Clear>.
The scroll function is closed.
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6.8
Operation
Constant
Fix unit price or tare value, or unit price and tare value, e.g. for several sequenced sales of
the same article. Depending on menu setting in Pr520/ 01.
PLU articles are fixated if you hold down the constant key, independent of the setting in Pr
520/ 01.
Menu setting
- Pr 520/ 01
Switch on fixing.
The symbol
Switch off fixing.
The symbol
6.9
6
illuminates before
before
or
or
(dependent on country).
Subtotal
The subtotal can be displayed (but not deleted) after the sale of one or more articles.
Op.
[1]
Press <Subtotal>.
0,00
1
Total
[1]
8,60
6.10
Total
The final total occurs after the sale of one or more articles.
Op.
[1]
Press <Total>.
1
0,00
Total
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Operating instruction BC II
6.11
6.11.1
Calling up PLUs
Prerequisite
- Pr 110/ PLU no/ Submenu 1 to 14
6
+ 1
Press and hold <Shift> and then press PLU direct key, e.g. <PLU1>.
The stored values for PLU 51, for example, appear in the display.
Example 1:
There are 50 PLU direct keys on the keyboard. By pressing <Shift> +<PLU1> PLU 51 is
accessed.
Example 2:
30 PLU direct keys are defined with Pr 631 on the keyboard. By pressing <Shift>
+<PLU1> PLU 31 is accessed.
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Operation
Operating procedure
Press <Switching>,
PLU
___
PLU
__1
6
Operating procedure
- If all digits are entered, it must not be confirmed with <Enter>. The
PLU is displayed immediately.
- If a delay time is set in Pr 535/ 06, the PLU is displayed after a time
delay. This must not be confirmed with <Enter>.
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or
Menu setting
- Pr 535/01 -1
- Pr 535/ 02
Operating procedure
Press the PLU number on the
ten-digit keypad, e.g. <1>.
Confirm with <Enter>.
PLU 1 is displayed.
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___ ___1
0.002
6 - 15
Operation
6.11.2
Operating instruction BC II
6
Overwrite PLU unit price.
The unit price for the article (PLU unit price) is stored. When the PLU is called up the
saved unit price is displayed. If price-overwriting is permitted, the unit price may be
changed. If the PLU is called up again, the stored unit price is still valid.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 06-1
1,50
Press <Multiplication>.
Smoked sausage
0
1,50
Smoked sausage
22
1,50
0,000
0,00
Register
e.g. on operator 1 <VK1>.
6 - 16
Smoked sausage
0,00
[1]
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Operation
Smoked sausage
0,118
3,49
0,40
6
Smoked sausage
0,000
3,49
0,00
Smoked sausage
0,220
3,49
0,76
0,000
0,00
Register
e.g. on operator 1 <VK1>.
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[1]
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Operation
Operating instruction BC II
6.12
Tare functions
6.12.1
_______________________________________________________________________
An unknown tare weight ( empties) is a non-article related tare which
is to be weighed and tared.
6
_______________________________________________________________________
Unknown tare
Weigh article as an empty with unknown weight.
Place the empty container on the scale.
The weight display 1 indicates the weight of
the empty container e.g.: 0,535 kg.
0,535
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,535
0,00
Press <tare>.
The tare display 2
indicates the weight of the
empty container, 0.535 kg.
The weight display 1 indicates zero.
0,000
NET
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2,000
1
0,535
0,00
0,00
2
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
0,535
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,535
0,00
Press <Tare>.
The tare display 2 indicates the weight
of the empty container, 0.535 kg.
The weight display 1 indicates zero.
0,000
NET
0,800
0,00
2
NET
0,000
1
0,535
0,00
1,353
0,00
0,00
2
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6
Operation
6.12.2
Operating instruction BC II
_______________________________________________________________________
Known tare
-
6
_______________________________________________________________________
0,00
_,___
0,00
0,00
_,_52
0,00
0,00
0,052
0,00
Press <Tare>.
The manual tare input is opened.
0,000
0,000
Press <Tare>.
The input tare value is accepted.
The display shows the tare 2 value and
the net weight value 1 .
NET
-0,052
1
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
PLU tare
Assign known tare value in menu Pr 110 to the respective PLU article.
Menu setting
- Enter Pr 110/PLU no./ 03
Enter article-related tare values
The PLU tare value is activated and displayed via the PLU call.
Tab
0.002
0,00
T1
NET
-0,004
0,00
0,004
0,00
Tare clearing
1. Manual
Unload the scale.
Press <T>.
The display indicates zero.
2. Automatically
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6
Operation
6.12.3
Operating instruction BC II
Operator tare
An operator can save a tare value on an operator key. This tare value can be called up
any time.
Prerequisite
- Pr 630
- Pr 630
6
F12
0,060
0,00
0,00
Op.
0,060
0,00
0,00
0,000
0,00
-0,060
0,00
0,060
0,00
0,060
0,00
0,000
0,00
0,00
Op.
0,000
0,00
0,00
Op.
0,000
0,00
-,- - 0,00
0,00
0,070
0,00
-0,070
0,00
0,070
0,00
0,000
0,00
0,00
Oper.
0,000
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
Press<Operator Tare>.
Oper. is displayed.
Op.
0,000
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,070
0,00
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6
Operation
6.13
Operating instruction BC II
Menu setting
- Pr 510/ 01 -01
Multi-operator mode
- Pr 510/ 02 -0
Ticket layout
Set the ticket paper at the label printer
- Pr 505
-0
Ticket paper
6
Example: Operator 1 sells various articles that are programmed in the scale, cancels the last
article sold and concludes the sale with the total.
Apply article on scale
Tab
.
1
''
.
4
.
Fig. 34: Print example
St
St
Confirm cancellation
Last item is canceled 4 .
Sold articles, canceled articles and total are printed, see printing example.
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Operating instruction BC II
6.14
Operation
Talon
The talon includes the number of items and the total. It helps the operator check
everything later. The talon is automatically printed after the total printout. A delay of
between 1 and 99 seconds can occur.
The delay can be interrupted by pressing the <Total> key. The talon is then printed
immediately.
Menu setting
- Pr 520/ 06 -01 up to 99 seconds delay in printing
1
Ticket counter
Operator number
Total
No. of items
6
1
6.15
In multi-operation mode the ticket printout can be triggered after sales process is finished,
if requested. If the key combination<Shift> and <OP> is not pressed, the total occurs only
in the display.
Menu setting
- Pr 520/ 11 -0
0.002
6,25
Calf
liver pat
NET
0,498
12,55
Total
6,25
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Operation
6.16
Operating instruction BC II
Repeat ticket
Menu setting
- Pr 520/ 07 -1
6
+ 1
6.17
Menu setting
- Pr 520/ 08 -1
If the customer requires further items after printout of the ticket, a completed ticket can be
re-opened.
There are 2 ways of opening a ticket again.
-
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Operating instruction BC II
6.17.1
Operation
Prerequisite
- Ticket completion with <total> and operator key e.g. <OP1>.
Open the last ticket:
Ctrl
press <Enter>.
6
OP1<.>
[1]
0,000
0,00
0,00
The last ticket is now open. Additional articles may now be sold.
Finalize the re-opened ticket:
Press <Total>.
Press <OP1>.
6.17.2
____
___8
press <Enter>
[1]
0,000
0,00
0,00
Ticket no. 8 is open again. The operator number is shown in the display.
Additional articles can be sold via the displayed operator number.
Finalize the re-opened ticket:
Press <Total>.
1
Press e.g.<OP1>.
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Operation
6.17.3
Operating instruction BC II
A VAT rate is assigned to PLU. If PLU is called up, a different VAT rate can be assigned to
the PLU with the VAT key.
Prerequisite
- Pr110/PLU-Nr ./ 20 -1 The PLU is assigned to a VAT rate number from 1-5.
- Pr110/PLU-Nr ./ 21 -1 The VAT can be overwritten.
- Pr630
The VAT key can be found on the keyboard.
- Pr631/ 03
re-programmed keyboard is set
6
Operating procedure:
Apply article on scale
Tab
Call up article with PLU direct key, e. g. <PLU 1> with VAT number 1 (19%)
II
The ticket is printed. After <Total> VAT from PLU is assigned to article.
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Operating instruction BC II
6.18
Operation
Menu setting
- Pr 510/ 01
- Pr 510/ 02
- Pr 510/ 03
- Pr 520/ 02
-01
-1
-1
-2
Multi-operator mode
Label layout
with addition of customer total
Only print article label
Example:
Operator <OP1> sells different articles that are programmed in the scales, and
cancels the article last sold.
Place article on the scale.
Tab
e.g. <PLU1>.
Register article on <OP1>.
! @
''
St
St
Display total
1
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6
Operation
Operating instruction BC II
By-Count
6.19
By Count article
_______________________________________________________________________
The By Count article type must be put into operation, see page
7 - 30.
_______________________________________________________________________
Sell By Count article
6
Menu setting
- Pr 110/PLU no./ 01
- Pr 110/ 07 -3
- Pr 110/ 14 -(00-99)
- PR 110/ 15 -1
Operating procedure
$
Smoked sausage
3
1,50
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
By-Count
6
Operating procedure with mandatory input of number of pieces
$
Smoked sausage
Call up by-count article via PLU direct key
4
3
e.g. <PLU1>.
Input of number of pieces is required
Quantity
3
1,50
1,50
Quantity
5
2,50
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Operation
Operating instruction BC II
By-Count
By Count with overwriting of package price
The set package price can be overwritten. The price per piece is recalculated.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no / 07-03
number of pieces)
- Pr 110/ 14 -(00-99)
- PR 110/ 15 -1
- PR 110/ 06 -1
6
Smoked sausage
3
1,50
Smoked sausage
3
0,00
Smoked sausage
3
5,00
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
By-Count
6
Smoked sausage
3
1,50
Smoked sausage
3
0,00
Smoked sausage
3
5,00
Smoked sausage
0
5,00
Smoked sausage
5
8,33
2
1
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Operation
Operating instruction BC II
By-Count
By Count with overwriting of number of pieces and package price
The stored number of pieces per package can be overwritten. This changes the package
price. The final package price is then entered. The price per piece is recalculated.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no / 07-03
number of pieces)
- Pr 110/ 14 -(00-99)
- PR 110/ 15 -1
- PR 110/ 06 -1
6
Operating procedure with overwriting of number of pieces and package price
$
Smoked sausage
3
1,50
Smoked sausage
0
1,50
Smoked sausage
5
2,50
Smoked sausage
5
0,00
Smoked sausage
5
0,75
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
Fixed weight
6.20
Fixed weight
The stored fixed weight of the article is used for price calculation instead of the weighed
weight.
_______________________________________________________________________
The fixed weight article type must be put into operation like the By
Count article type, see page 7 - 30.
_______________________________________________________________________
Menu setting
- Pr 110/PLU no./ 01
- Pr 110/ PLU-No./ 07-4
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 08 -0
- Pr 110/PLU no./17
6
Operating procedure
F
22
Tin of sausage
0,125
2,20
0,28
and
2
1
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Operation
Operating instruction BC II
Fixed weight
Operating procedure with mandatory input of fixed weight
F
22
6
Tin of sausage
0,125
220
Fixed weight
0,000
Fixed weight
0,150
e.g<0150>.
0,28
Tin of sausage
0,150
220
0,33
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
Fixed weight
22
Press <Switch>
The price is set to 0.00.
Enter new unit price, e.g.<200>.
Tin of sausage
0,125
2,20
0,28
Tin of sausage
0,125
0,00
0,00
Tin of sausage
0,125
2,00
0,25
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6
Operation
Operating instruction BC II
Fixed weight
Operating procedure for changing fixed weight
F
22
Tin of sausage
0,125
2,20
0,28
Press <Multiplication>.
The selling price disappears and
the fixed weight is set to 0.000.
6
Tin of sausage
0,000
2,20
Tin of sausage
0,500
2,20
1,10
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
By Count fixed weight
6.21
In the case of By Count fixed weight, By Count articles are sold with fixed weight.
Sell By Count fixed weight article
Menu setting
- Pr 110/PLU no./ 01
Unit price input (price per package)
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 07-5
By Count fixed weight article type (fixed weight and
price refer to pieces per package)
- Pr 110/ 08 -0
Unit price related to 1kg or 1 lb
- Pr 110/ 14 -(00-99)
Number of pieces per package
- Pr 110/ 17
Enter fixed weight (fixed weight of package)
6
Operating procedure
D
21
Tin of sausage
0,250
3
2,10
Fixed weight
are printed.
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Operation
Operating instruction BC II
6
Operating procedure for By Count fixed weight with mandatory input
D
21
Tin of sausage
0,250
3
2,10
Fixed weight
0,000
Tin of sausage
0,500
3
2,10
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
By Count fixed weight
6
21
Tin of sausage
0,250
3
2,10
Tin of sausage
0,250
0
2,10
Tin of sausage
0,417
5
3,50
Press <Multiplication>.
The number of pieces is set to 0.
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Operation
Operating instruction BC II
6
Operating procedure with mandatory input of number of pieces
D
21
Tin of sausage
0,250
3
2,10
Number of pieces
0,250
3
2,10
Number of pieces
0,583
7
4,90
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Operating instruction BC II
Operation
By Count fixed weight
6
21
Tin of sausage
0,250
3
2,10
Tin of sausage
0,250
3
0,00
Tin of sausage
0,250
3
5,00
Press <Switch>
The package price is set to
0.00.
Enter new package price
e.g.<500>
Press operator key<OP1>.
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Operation
6.22
Operating instruction BC II
Menu setting
- Pr 520/ 04
- Pr 520/ 05
- Pr 550/ 12 -1
Operating procedure
Record the article.
6
Press <Total>.
Op.
[1]
0,00
1
Total
[1]
2,71
Payment out
[1]
0,00
Payment in
[1]
5,00
Delete the incorrect entry with <C> and enter the amount again.
Payment out
[1]
*
Save input.
2,29
The ticket is printed, the cash
drawer opens and the change is
indicated.
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Operating instruction BC II
6.23
Operation
When selling beef, for example, the customer should be provided with information on
origin, rearing, place of slaughter and possibly breed. The beef is marked with a
traceability number, which is entered when sold.
Traceability data is printed on the ticket or label for the serviced selling mode and price
labeling.
The weight of the sold meat and the number of items are saved in the traceability data
sales report.
6
There are two possible operating procedures for products with data of origin:
-
6.23.1
Prerequisite
Traceability texts have to be defined in Pr 110/ PLU no. 10.
PLU no. 9900 to 9999 are reserved for traceability texts.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 09 - 1
- Pr 515/ 03 - 1
Operating procedure
Place the beef, for example, on the scales.
Tab
0,206
12,55
2,59
12,55
2,59
__
02
0,206
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Operation
6.23.2
Operating instruction BC II
Prerequisite
A traceability text has to be defined in Pr 110/ PLU no./10.
PLU no. 9900 to 9999 are reserved for traceability texts.
6
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 09 - 1
- Pr 515/ 04 - 00-99
- Pr 515/ 03 - 2
All products (PLUs) that are marked with traceability data are printed with the text from the
set traceability number.
Operating procedure
Place the beef, for example, on the scales.
Tab
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Programming
Menus marked with an asteriks *, sub. (submenus) or settings are not available for all
country versions.
7.1
Initial display
0,000
0,00
kg T kg
Price/kg
7
0,00
Price
7.2
Menu password
No password
The device is supplied without a password.
Menu call-up is carried out with having to enter a password.
PASS
______
With password
Activate password entry, see Pr 690 on page
7 - 150.
Once the password input has been activated, a
correct password has to be entered.
The password consists of 6 figures.
PASS
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Programming
7.3
Operating instruction BC II
7
1.
Menu call-up
Press the <Mod>key.
2.
Menu selection
Enter the program number via the 10-key keypad.
3.
Submenu selection
Enter the submenu number and confirm with the <Enter> key.
4.
Make settings
Confirm settings with <Enter> key.
5.
Exit menu
Press the <Mod>key.
Example:
Menu call-up
Pr
Call up menu
Menu selection
Select menu
Pr115
01
Submenu selection
Select submenu, e.g. 2 print
PLU list
Pr115
_2
confirm
Make settings
Enter the start to the range,
Pr115
02
____11-999999
Pr115
02
000011-____25
7-2
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Input correction
Error inputs can be undone by pressing key <Clear>.
Press key <Escape> to go to previous level, the old values remain intact.
Key <Clear>to clear entry.
Esc
_______________________________________________________________________
If single items were registered and no total has been created, it is not
possible to switch to the programming mode.
The operator accounts have to be closed.
_______________________________________________________________________
7.4
Pr
Call up menu
Pr505
Select menu
1
Pr505
0= Ticket paper
1= Label paper (only possible for label printer)
confirm
Pr510/01 -01
Pr 510/ 02-0
Pr 550, see page 7 - 107
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Pr511/01 -01
Pr 511/ 02-1
Pr 555, see page 7 - 114
7-3
7
Programming
7.5
Operating instruction BC II
Overview of list
Prerequisite
- Insert the ticket paper for scales with a label printer.
- Pr 505
-0 Select ticket paper
7.5.1
PLU article
print, see Pr 115, page 7 - 50
Create see Pr 110, on page7 - 39
7
Scale number
Unit price
Tare
4
5
PLU text
Shelf-life days
Barcode
10
11
11
10
8
7
4
6
7.5.2
Scale number
Text number
3
2
7-4
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Operating instruction BC II
7.5.3
Programming
Additional texts
see Pr 205/ 01 on page 7 - 55
Create see Pr 200, on page7 - 52
Scale number
Supplement. text
Text number
7
2 1
Fig. 54: Suppl. text list
7.5.4
Scrolling message
Print, see Pr 205/ 03
Create see Pr 202,
Scale no
page 7 - 55
on page7 - 54
4
7.5.5
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Programming
7.5.6
Barcode structure
, see Pr 211,
Create see Pr 210,
7
Operating instruction BC II
Structure number
Barcode format
4
5
Content field 1
Field 2 part string from PLU
Field 3 price
page7 - 62
on page7 - 58
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 9
7.5.7
BLD labels
Scale number
7-6
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Operating instruction BC II
7.5.8
Programming
Logos
Scale number
Logo name
Logo
Logo ID
Date and time
4
2
3
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7
Programming
7.5.9
Operating instruction BC II
VAT rates
7
VAT number
VAT rate
VAT text
1
2
7-8
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Operating instruction BC II
7.6
Programming
Font type
Pr200
C 1500 LI H3
7
Press key<Enter>.
l
H1
_15_
^15;I
C 1496
L1
H 15
_______________________________________________________________________
The font can be changed any time. Within the text of a line or in the
next line. The last font set applies until the next change.
_______________________________________________________________________
The overview of font types (script) in the scale
can be printed out via Pr 702.
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Programming
Change line
CR
Operating instruction BC II
45
Pr200
C 1499 L2 H15
line.
Change up and down between existing lines.
Save entry
Pr200
Press key<Enter>.
C 1499 L2 H15
7
Keys with alpha and special characters
Lower case is generally selected by pressing the key.
Character a:
A
Press key<19>.
19
Character A:
A
+ 19
Press key<39>.
39
Character ?:
Ctrl
+ 39
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Special character:
Example of decimal input of unicode characters.
Character I:
Pr200
C 1500 LI H-
Ctrl
l
UCd
_____
UCd
__8364
7
C 1498 LI H-
Pr200
C 1500 LI H-
Ctrl
19 30
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l
UCH
____
requested character.
UCH
_20Ac
C 1498 LI H-
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7
1
Shortcuts
Function
CTRL + 0
Change font
CTRL + 1
CTRL + 2
CTRL + 3
GB 3212 mode
Only for Chinese program
CTRL + 4
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Delete line
7
Text example
Enter article text, e.g.: Racltte cheese
R
+ 13
19
30
27
Ctrl
acl
14
14
12
SP
tte
Space
44
K
+ 26
E
41
20 12
Cheese
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Programming
7.7
Operating instruction BC II
Pr202
01
Select 202
Scrolling message for text number input
Pr202
02
01-99
l
7
C 500 LI H-
_______________________________________________________________________
To control the text, the control characters must be entered in
front of the text and concluded with a <; > semicolon. The
control characters can be entered at any point between the text.
_______________________________________________________________________
Scrolling message
Menu setting
- Pr 516/ 01 -01
Pr 516/ 02 -2
and customer side
or
Pr 516/ 02 -1
side
or
Pr 516/ 02 -0
customer side
Pr 516/ 03 -1
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Barcode
7.8
Barcode overview
Procedure:
1.
Pr 210
Enter structure number
Pr 210/01 Define barcode format (EAN 13 or code 128)
Pr 210/ 02 Enter constant
Example
Structure number (Pr 210), code format (Pr 210/ 01) and constant ( Pr 210/ 02) are
entered.
Further operating procedure for numeric value input:
Pr210
03
01040
Enter numeric value, number of digits and conversion
e.g. 01040 (price)
Pr210
04
Confirm input
Confirm submenu 03
Submenu 4 is displayed
Presskey <3>
Select submenu 03 again
Pr210
03
Pr210
03
12030
Enter numeric value, number of digits and conversion
e.g. 12030 (department no.)
Confirm submenu 03
Confirm input
Submenu 4 is displayed
Confirm submenu 04
Pr210
04
l
04
C 291 L11
H-
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
3.
7
Allocate barcode
The barcode can be produced for the following data:
Articles not saved in the scales:
- Non-PLU weighed articles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pr 215/02
-
Barcode types:
Manufacturer code EAN 13
see page 7 - 17
The manufacturer's barcode is entered with 13 digits. The code is directly assigned to the
article e.g. in Pr 110/ 05 or Pr 215/ 02, 03, 04.
Instore EAN 13
see page 7 - 18
A code structure must be defined for the EAN 13 code. Definition in Pr 210.
Th code structure number from Pr210 is e.g. assigned to an article in Pr110/PLU no/05 or
all articles in Pr 211 /03.
EAN 13 printout has 13 digits.
Code 128
see page 7 - 23
A code structure must be defined for Code 128. Definition in Pr210.
Th code structure number from Pr210 is e.g. assigned to an article in Pr110/PLU no/05 or
all articles in Pr 211 /03.
Code 128 printout can be any width. The barcode is limited by the possible printing area.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Manufacturer code WAN 13
Pr110
05
1 400151300062
7
The following 12 digits are converted into
a barcode and are printed as they are
entered 2 .
The last digit is a check digit created by
the scale 3 .
3
_______________________________________________________________________
There are different types of barcode. One of the most common
barcodes is the 13-digit code for consumer articles. The following
example shows how the barcode is broken down:
Country digit
Manufacturer
number
Article number
Check digit
The check digit is a number that has been calculated from all the
other digits. It helps to avoid reading errors in the scanner.
_______________________________________________________________________
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7
Create structure
Check and save structure
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Instore code EAN 13
7
Fig. 64: Code digit (Field 1), Substring/Constant (Field 2), Selling Price (Field 3)
Menu
Input example
Note
Printing in field
Pr 210
02
Pr 210/ 01
00002
Pr 210/ 02
22
Pr 210/ 03
05040
Substring/Constant
4 Digits
Pr 210/ 03
01060
Selling price
6 Digits
Field 3 (Price)
Pr 210/ 04
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7
22
02
C 18 LI H-
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Instore code EAN 13
11
Pr210
03
01060
9
10 11
Pr210
04
C 302 L11
confirm
7
H-
13
14
15
16
12
13 14
15
Pr215
05
0 02 0815000000
14
15
16
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Pr110
In-store code for a PLU no.
05
0 02 0815 000000
Printing of the barcode depends on the setting in the barcode structure.
7
10
16
10
16
17
10
16
17
10
16
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Code 128
Code 128
Code 128 contains the information in the dashes and spaces. The dash widths and the
width of the spaces vary, depending on the code content.
ASCII characters from ASCII 0 to ASCII 127 can be represented. This includes the
character set A, B and C. The specifications of code 128 can be found in Directive EN
799.
The length of the code is variable.
Menu setting
- Pr 210/ structure number/ 01, 02, 03
Create code
- Pr 210/ 04
Check digit and save if valid
The structure of Code 128 is defined in Pr 210/ 02 and Pr 210/ 03.
The code constant is defined in Pr 210/ 02.
The encoded values are selected in Pr 210/ 03, see page 7 - 59.
_______________________________________________________________________
Several encoded values can be set in a row, to do so re-call
submenu 02 or 03.
_______________________________________________________________________
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Code 128
Example: Code structure for code 128 with 6 fields
Any number of fields
7
1 2 3 4 5 6
Fig. 68: Text (Field 1), Selling price (Field 2), PLU no. (Field 3), Weight (Field 4), Unit price
(Field 5), Department number (Field 6)
Menu
Input example
Note
Printing in field
Pr 210
10
Pr 210/ 01
1000
Pr 210/ 02
ABCD
Code constant
Field 1 (Text)
Pr 210/ 03
01040
Selling price
with4 digits
Field 2
(Selling price)
Pr 210/ 03
06040
PLU no.
with4 digits
Pr 210/ 03
02040
Weight
with4 digits
Field 4 (Weight)
Pr 210/ 03
08040
Unit price
with4 digits
Pr 210/ 03
12030
Department number
with3 digits
Pr 210/ 04
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Code 128
Operating procedure:
Enter the code structure no. e.g. 10 after menu
access
Confirm code structure no.
Confirm submenu 01
Enter barcode format, e.g. 1000
Confirm barcode format
Confirm submenu 02
Enter code constant, e.g. ABCDEF
Pr 210
10
Pr210
01
Pr210
01
1000
Pr210
02
7
ABCDEF
02
C 14 LI H-
Pr210
03
Pr210
Confirm submenu 03
03
01040
Enter coded value, number of digits and conversion
e.g. 01040 (price)
Pr210
04
Confirm input
Confirm constant
Submenu 4 is displayed
Select submenu 03 again
Press <3>
Pr210
03
Pr210
03
12030
Enter coded value, number of digits and conversion
e.g. 12030 (department no.)
Pr210
04
Confirm input
Confirm submenu 03
Confirm submenu 04
l
04
C 291 L11
H-
Confirm input
The code structure is checked and adopted if valid.
If the code structure is not valid, an error signal can be heard. The code structure
must be re-entered from the beginning.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Code 128
Example:
Create structure for barcode 128
in Pr 210
The following barcode is to be printed:
Text, price, PLU no., weight, unit price, department no..
1
Barcode no. e.g. 10
Pr210
10
1
7
Price (Field 2)
Submenu 03 (Numeric code)
6
Numeric code
01= price
7
Number of digits for price
04= four digits for price
8
Conversion of variable values
0= Decimal places as per device setting
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10002
2
ABCD
02
C 16 LI H-
Pr210
03
01040
6
Pr210
03
06040
6
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Code 128
Weight (Field 4)
Submenu 03 (numeric code)
6
Numeric code
02= Weight
7
Number of digits for weight
04= four digits for weight
8
Conversion of variable values
0= as per device setting
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Pr210
03
02040
6
Pr210
03
7
08040
6
Pr210
03
12030
6
Pr210
04
C 115 L19 H-
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Code 128
Assign barcode
7
12
13
Barcode no e.g. 10
The structure of Code 128 in Pr 210 is saved
under this number.
15
16
12
Pr110
05
13
15
0 10 0000000000
1 2 3 4 5 6
Fig. 69: Example of Code 128 with 6 fields
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Operating instruction BC II
7.9
Programming
Traceability marker
Traceability text
Information about the origin of a product e.g. beef is is entered into
Pr 110/PLU number (9900 to 9999)/ 10.
The PLU number 9900 equals traceability number 00. PLU number 9902 equals origin
number 02 etc.
The traceability text is saved under the manufacturer number, which is printed in addition
to the PLU text.
1
Traceability text
2
PLU text
7
2
1
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
By-Count
7.10
By Count articles are piece goods in a package. The number of pieces per package is
defined.
7
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
By-Count
The price per piece is also to be printed. If back calculation is activated, the price per
piece is determined and additionally printed.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./15 -0
Without back calculation
or
- Pr 110/ PLU no./15 -1
Wit back calculation The price per piece is
back-calculated from the package unit price and the number of pieces.
The number of pieces must always be entered for the called By Count article in sales.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./16 -0
Without mandatory input number of pieces
or
- Pr 110/ PLU no./16 -1
With mandatory input number of pieces
Overwriting the selling price must be permitted in sales.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./6 -0 Without price overwriting
or
- Pr 110/ PLU no./6 -1 With price overwriting
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Fixed weight
7.11
The stored fixed weight for the article is used for the price calculation instead of the
weighed weight.
Fixed weight
General settings
Menu setting
- Pr 515/ 08 -0
or
- Pr 515/ 08 -1
7
Define fixed weight in a PLU
Menu setting
- Pr 110/PLU no./ 01
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 08 -0
or
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 08 -1
-
The fixed weight should always be entered for the called product in sales.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./19 -0
Without mandatory input Fixed weight
or
- Pr 110/ PLU-No./ 19 -1 with mandatory input of fixed weight
Overwriting the unit price should be permitted in sales.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./6 -0 Without price overwriting
or
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 06 -1
With price overwriting
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
By Count fixed weight
7.12
In the case of By Count fixed weight, By Count articles are sold with fixed weight.
By Count fixed weight
General settings
Menu setting
Mandatory input of fixed weight
- Pr 515/ 08 -0
Mandatory input fixed weight from PLU 110/PLU no./ 19.
or
- Pr 515/ 08 -1
Mandatory input for all fixed weight articles
Pr 110/ 07 -5
By Count fixed weight type
Pr 110/ 14 -(00-99) Number of pieces per package
Pr 110/ 17
Enter fixed weight (fixed weight of package)
The fixed weight should always be entered for the called article in sales.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./19 -0
Without mandatory input Fixed weight
or
- Pr 110/ PLU-No./ 19 -1 with mandatory input of fixed weight
The number of pieces must always be entered for the called article in sales.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./16 -0
Without mandatory input number of pieces
or
- Pr 110/ PLU-No./ 16 -1 with mandatory input of fixed weight
Overwriting the package price must be permitted in sales.
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU no./6 -0 Without price overwriting
or
- Pr 110/ PLU no./ 06 -1
With price overwriting
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
VAT
7.13
Overview VAT
7
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
VAT
7.13.1
Prerequisite
- Pr 606/ 07
- Pr 230
- Pr 231/ 03 -0
VAT is activated
The VAT rate is created
The VAT is used from PLU
Pr
Call up menu
Select menu
Pr110
7
000001
Pr110
20
Confirm
Pr110
20
1
Pr110
20
2
Confirm
The VAT rate from the VAT number 2 has now been assigned to PLU1.
Submenu 21 is displayed.
Pr110
21
confirm
<1> press
Pr110
21
1
The VAT in PLU can now be overwritten with a different VAT, see page 6 - 28.
Exit menu
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Programming
7.14
Operating instruction BC II
7
Menu setting
-
The Database configuration (Pr 606) must be set equally on all scales.
Each scale within the scale must have an own network IP address (Pr 600)
All scales need to have the same Multicast address (Pr 607/ 02).
All scales need to have the same port number
( Pr 607/ 03 ) ( Pr 607/ 04 ).
One scale must be set as master scale (Pr 607/ 01 - 9).
Only one scale must be set as master.
The other scales need to be set as slaves (Pr 607/ 01 - 1).
The operating mode must be set to multi-operator mode (510 /01 - 01).
_______________________________________________________________________
Scales in multi-operator and price labeling mode participate in
master data supply (Pr510 01). Continuous operation cannot be run
on scales in price labeling mode.
Continuous operation
multi-operator .
is
only
supported
in
operating
mode
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
System set-up
During system set-up, e.g. when switching on the scales, the slave scales show the
current system condition as scrolling message. The scales cannot be operated during this
time.
System conditions with slave scales
If a scale has been configured as a slave scale, the following texts appear as scrolling
message on the display.
-
Scale Update
Update of system data running.
If no message appears, the scale has been entered in the system and master
data from master scale are stored.
7
_______________________________________________________________________
It is absolutely necessary that you wait until all scales have
been entered into the system.
If one of the above mentioned messages appear on the display of a
slave scale and sales is continued on the other scales at the same time,
synchronization of this slave scale is re-started, this means a scale
update is started again.
This functionality may cause that the respective slave scales can no
longer be integrated in the system network.
_______________________________________________________________________
System identification
If a device has been entered into the system,
the arrow 1 flashes in the display .
0,000
0,00
0,00
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
0,000
0,00
0,00
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
PLU maintenance 1--
7.15
Pr 110
Pr115
Pr 120
Pr 121
_______________________________________________________________________
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.15.1
.......................................................
Pr 110
All data related to a article is saved in the PLU no., e.g. text unit price, tare, etc. ...
Select 110
Pr110
_____9
Enter PLU number
(1 to 6000)
Confirm
7
Enter submenu
Pr110
01
Confirm
Pr 110 submenu overview:
01= Unit price
02= Product group
03= Tare
04= Shelf-life days
05= Barcode
06= Price overwriting
07= Article type
08= Weight class
09= Data of origin
10= PLU article text
11 = Supplementary text 1 - 4
12= Supplementary text 1 - 10 for BLD text fields
13= Logo print in BLD logo fields 1-3
14= Pieces per package for the By Count operating modes
15 = Unit price back calculation for the By Count operating modes
16= Mandatory input of pieces
17= Fixed weight
18= Fixed weight mode
19= Mandatory input of fixed weight
20= VAT number
21= VAT can be overwritten
22= Tare %
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
PLU maintenance 1--
Price/kg
25,80
258,00
7
Submenu
01
Pr110
01
0025,80
Save
Product group
Submenu
02
Pr110
02
0001
Tare
Submenu
03
Pr110
03
0,002
Save
_______________________________________________________________________
Article tare is country-dependent.
_______________________________________________________________________
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Use-by date
The sell-by date is only printed on labels.
If entry smaller 900 (< 900) the text best before is printed on the label.
With entry 900 the text Use until instead of best before is printed.
E.g. for minced meat the packaged on date and the use-by date would then be the same.
With an input of 901, the use-by date is 1 day later than the packaged on date, etc..
The shelf life days are added to the packed dates. The resulting sell-by date is printed. If
000 is entered, no shelf-life date is printed.
Submenu 04
Pr110
04
900
Enter shelf-life
7
05
2
3
Pr110
05
0010815000000
1
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
PLU maintenance 1--
Price overwriting
The stored unit price for an article can be changed in sales (overwritten), see page 6 - 16.
Submenu 06
Pr110
06
Enter selection
7
Article type
Submenu
07
Pr110
07
0
save
Article types
0= weighed - The selling price of an article is calculated from the weight.
1= non-weighed
- The price does not depend on the weight. The selling price of the
article is the unit price that is entered.
2= minus -The unit price of the article is a minus amount in sales e.g. for
deposit on bottles.
Prerequisite
- Pr 606/ 07 -11
or
- Pr 606/ 07 -10
or
- Pr 606/ 07 -01
-
Pr 606/ 08 -81
Start Database configuration
The settings in Pr 606/ 07 are adopted.
_______________________________________________________________________
All article data are deleted during database configuration.
Back up your data before database configuration.
_______________________________________________________________________
3= By Count - the price relates to pieces per package.
4= Fixed weight
5= By Count fixed weight - fixed weight and price relate to pieces per package
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Weight class
_______________________________________________________________________
The price/kg depends on the unit price entry (110/PLU no./01) and
the set weight class (110/PLU no./08).
_______________________________________________________________________
Submenu
08
Pr110
08
0
7
save
Data of origin
Traceability data can be allocated to a PLU no.
Prerequisite
- Pr 110/ PLU-No./ 10
The data e.g. birth, slaughter, cutting, etc. has to be defined, PLU no. 9900 - 9999,
see page 7 - 29.
Submenu
09
Pr110
09
0
Enter selection
0= without data of origin
1= with data of origin
save
10
Pr110
10
C 500 LI H-
20
19
27
19
34
17
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
PLU maintenance 1--
Label
Pr 555/ 16 -______1
11
Pr110
11
_-_________
Enter 1,2,3 or 4
Pr110
11
1-000000000
Confirm
Pr110
11
1-_________
Pr110
11
1-______ 101
7
Confirm
12
Pr110
12
__-_________
Pr110
12
01-000000000
Pr110
12
01- 000000101
Confirm
The text no. 101 in Pr 200 is allocated to text field 1.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7
Submenu
13
Pr110
13
1-____
Pr110
13
1-___ 7
Enter logo ID
Confirm
14
Menu setting
- Pr 110/ PLU-Nr./ 07 -3
Enter quantity
00-99 Piece per pack is possible.
Save
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
PLU maintenance 1--
15
Enter selection
Pr110
15
1
7
16
Enter selection
Pr110
16
0 = no mandatory input
1= with mandatory input
Save
The number of pieces per pack must always be entered in the sale.
17
Pr110
17
000560
000000 - 999999
Save
18
Enter mode
Pr110
18
0= Standard
1= lboz (g)
2= oz (lboz)
3= oz (g)
4= oz (lb)
save
A second representation of the unit is printed in brackets.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
19
Enter selection
Pr110
19
Pr110
20
0 = no mandatory input
1= with mandatory input
save
The fixed weight must always be entered in sales.
7
VAT number
Submenu
20
Prerequisite
- Pr 606/ 07
- Pr 230
- Pr 231/ 03 -0
VAT is activated
The VAT rate is created
The VAT is used from PLU
The selling price of the selected PLU is calculated with the VAT entered.
VAT is activated
The VAT rate is created
A VAT key must be created
re-programmed keyboard is set
Enter selection
0= VAT cannot be overwritten
Pr110
21
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
PLU maintenance 1--
22
Prerequisite
- Pr 606/ 07
7
Permit tare %
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Pr110
22
000,00
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.15.2
....................................................
Pr115
7
Pr115
01
Confirm
Pr115
01
000001-999999
confirm
Pr115
01
000001-______
Confirm
All programmed PLUs are printed.
Print PLU selection
Submenu 01 and 02
Enter submenu
01 = Print PLU selection with all article lines
02= Print PLU selection with first article line only
confirm
Enter start PLU no.
Confirm start PLU
Enter first PLU no.
Pr115
01
Pr115
01
000001-999999
Pr115
01
_____1-999999
Pr115
01
000001-______
Pr115
01
000001-____ 12
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
PLU maintenance 1--
7.15.3
Select 120
......................................
Pr 120
Pr120
000015
7.15.4
Select 121
........................................
Pr 121
Pr121
_____1-000000
000001-______
Confirm
Pr121
Enter first PLU no.
000001-____ 10
Delete
PLU 1 to 10 are deleted.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.16
_______________________________________________________________________
7
Pr 200
Pr 201
Pr 202
Pr 205
Delete texts
Pr 206
Pr 210
Pr 211
Non-PLU settings
Pr 215
Pr 220
Pr 225
Maintain VAT
Pr 230
Manage VAT
Pr 231
_______________________________________________________________________
7.16.1
.............................................
Pr200
An arbitrary text is created and stored in Pr 200. Each text is given a text number. This text
number can, for example, be allocated to a PLU product.
500 text numbers may be defined.
Example:A supplementary text is saved in Pr 200 under the text number 10.
In Pr 110/ PLU no./11 is where this number is entered, causing this text to be printed in
addition to the PLU article text.
Select 200
Pr200
_______10
Pr200
C 1500 LI
H-
see page 7 - 9
Confirm
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
7.16.2
...............................
Pr 201
In Pr201 header and footer notes are created centrally. Each header and foot note text is
saved under text number.
A header or footer text is printed when one of these text numbers are entered at:
Ticket in Pr 550/ 04 and 05.
-
Labels in Pr 555/09.
Select 201
Pr201
10
7
1 - 99
Confirm
Enter header or footer text
see page 7 - 9
l
C 500 LI H-
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.16.3
Select 202
Pr202
10
7
C 500 LI
H-
Confirm
The output can be changed with control characters:
&Z;= Display character-by-character
-
Control characters can be entered in the text at will. The control character influences the
subsequent text. Always place a < ; > after the control character.
_______________________________________________________________________
Scrolling message settings for the scale in Pr 516.
_______________________________________________________________________
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
7.16.4
Prerequisite
- Ticket paper is in the printer
- Pr 505 -0
Paper type Ticket paper is set
Overview of text and article lists, see page 7 - 5.
Select 205
Enter submenu
Pr205
01
7
Pr205
01
0
Starting to print
The stored texts are printed.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.16.5
Select 206
Enter submenu
........
Pr206
Pr206
01
7
Confirm
Pr206
01
______101
Confirm
The text with text number 101 is deleted.
02
Pr206
02
90
Confirm
All supplementary texts in Pr 200 are deleted.
03
Pr206
03
_2 - 00
Pr206
03
02 - 15
Confirm
Header and footer text with the text numbers 2 to 15 are deleted.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
04
Pr206
04
_2 - 00
Pr206
04
02 - 15
Confirm
Scrolling message texts with text numbers 2 to 15 are deleted.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.16.6
.................................................
Pr 210
In Pr 210 the structure of the instore code EAN 13 and the code structure for code 128 is
created.
_______________________________________________________________________
Examples for
- Barcode structure code 128 see pge 7 - 23
- Barcode structure instore code EAN 13 see pge 7 - 18.
_______________________________________________________________________
7
Pr210
01 - 99
1
Structure number e.g. 02
02
Pr206
01
Pr210
01
Submenu 01
2
Barcode types
0= EAN13
1= Code 128
3
Height of barcode
00= Barcode height is taken from
PR550/02 or Pr555/07.
05 to 22 = Barcode height in mm
4
OCR line
0= OCR line is printed
1= OCR line is not printed
5
Module width 2 or 3 Pixel
Confirm
10002
2
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
02
Confirm
l
02
C 20 LI H-
7
Select numeric code
Submenu
03
Confirm
1
Pr210
03
01050
Encoded values
1
2
3
01= price
02= Weight
03= No. of pcs.
04= Foreign currency
05= Part string from PLU Starts after 4. digit after the code structure number
06=PLU number
07= Middle check digit Input 07000
Only for EAN 13. middle check digit possible on pos. 6,7 or 8.
08= Unit price
09= Foreign currency unit price
10= Tare
11= Device number, see Pr 605
12= Department number, see Pr 604
13= Operator no.
14= Scale number, see Pr 603
15= 313 Modulo 10 check digit for code 128
16= 131 Modulo 10 check digit for code 128
Number of digits
01 to 10 digits
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7
Brief example: Define code structure for Code EAN 13 (12digits required)
Pr 210
05
Create structure number e.g. 05
Pr 210/ 01
00002
(EAN 13 with OCR)
Pr 210/ 02
21
Constant e.g. 21 (2 digits)
Pr 210/ 03
Pr 210/ 03
Pr 210/ 03
06040
07000
02050
Pr 210/ 04
<enter>
Constant
2 digits
PLU number
Weight
4-digits
5 digits
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
04
Confirm
Pr210
04
C 337 LI
H-
7
then<press> total.
The entered code is printed.
Decimals as configured
04
C 337 L8 H-
<Press scrolling.
The entered code is displayed line by line
confirm
The code structure is checked and adopted if valid.
If the code structure is not valid, an error signal can be heard. The code
structure must be re-entered from the beginning.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.16.7
Select 211
Pr211
01
Enter submenu
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Print code structures
7
Pr211
01
Confirm
Structure number
Barcode format
4
5
Content field 1
Field 2 part string from PLU
Field 3 price
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 9
Pr211
02
_1-00
Pr211
02
01- 10
confirm
Code numbers 1 to 10 are deleted.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
Pr211
03
11
7
Confirm
All articles (PLU) are printed out with barcode structure no. 11.
The barcode structure is set in Pr 210.
Module width
Bars and spaces of a barcode have a standard pixel width. The readability of a rotated
printed barcode can be improved by using a larger pixel width.
Module width for barcode in 0 and 180 position
Submenu 04
Module width for barcode in 0 and 180 position .
Enter module width
Pr211
04
Pr211
05
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.16.8
Select 215
Pr215
01
Enter submenu
Confirm
7
Submenu overview:
01= Sell-by date for non-programmed articles (non-PLU)
02= Barcode for non-PLU weighed articles
03= Barcode for non-PLU non-weighed articles (piece goods)
04= Barcode for non-PLU minus article
05= Barcode for total
06= Product group for non-PLU weighed
07= Product group for non-PLU non-weighed articles (piece goods)
08= Barcode for non-PLU minus article
09= VAT for non-PLU weighed
10= VAT for non-PLU non-weighed articles (piece goods)
11= VAT for non-PLU minus article
Enter date
Pr215
01
190508
e.g. 26.04.2007
If 000000 is entered, no date is printed.
Save
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
Prerequisite
For ticket
- Pr 550/ 01
For labels
- Pr 555/ 06
Pr215
02
0000000000000
7
Save
03
Pr215
03
0000000000000
Save
04
Pr215
04
0000000000000
Save
05
Pr215
05
0020000000000
1
Save
1
2
3
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
06
Pr215
06
0000
7
Submenu
07
Pr215
07
0000
08
Pr215
08
0000
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
09
Pr215
09
1
10
7
Pr215
10
1
11
Pr215
11
1
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.16.9
Select 220
Enter submenu
...........................................
Pr220
Pr220
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
7
01
Pr220
01
0
Confirm
The list of BLD labels stored in the scales is printed.
02
Pr220
02
0
Confirm
The list of BLD logos stored in the scales is printed.
7.16.10
Select 225
Enter submenu
................................................
Pr 225
Pr225
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Delete BLD labels
02= Delete BLD logos
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
Pr225
01
01-00
Confirm
Enter BLD label no.
Pr225
01
01- 03
Confirm
The selected labels are deleted.
7
Pr225
02
0001-0000
Submenu 02
Enter BLD logo ID
Confirm
Pr225
02
0001- 0003
7.16.11
Define VAT
Select 230
.......................................................................
Pr230
1
Pr 230
Pr230
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Define VAT rate
02= Incl. or excl. VAT
03= VAT text
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Pr230
01
19,00
Confirm
7
Submenu
02
Pr230
02
0
Confirm
VAT text
Submenu
03
Enter text
Incl. 19%
03
C20 LI
H-
Confirm
A VAT rate is created. Up to 5 different VAT rates can be created.
Esc
Press<ESC>
230
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2
Pr230
01
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Data maintenance Pr 2--
7.16.12
Manage VAT
......................................................................
Select 231
Pr 231
Pr231
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Printing list with VAT data record
7
01
Confirm
Pr231
01
0
02
Pr231
02
1-0
Pr231
02
1-3
Confirm
The data records of VAT numbers 1,2 and 3 are deleted.
Pr231
03
2
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Reports Pr 3--
7.17
_______________________________________________________________________
Configure report layout
Pr 300
Pr 310
Pr 311
Pr 320
_______________________________________________________________________
7
7.17.1
Select 300
Enter submenu
Pr 300
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Printing prices
02= Printing PLU without sales
03= Printing customer title for PLU report (Pr 310/ 02 and 03)
04= Printing customer title for product groups report (Pr310/ 04)
05= Printing customer title for operator report (Pr310/ 05)
06= Printing customer titles for scales overall sales (Pr311/ 01) and overall sales operator
report (Pr310/ 05)
07= Printing customer title for origin data report (Pr 310/ 06 and 07)
08= Printing customer title for VAT report (Pr310/ 08)
Printing prices
Submenu
01
Enter selection
Pr 300
01
0
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Reports Pr 3--
02
Enter selection
Pr 300
02
0
7
Submenu 03 to 08
New report title (customer title) are created in Pr 201.
Assign text number of a title to report, e.g. 03.
Enter text number
Pr 300
03
01
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Reports Pr 3--
7.17.2
......................................................
Pr310
7
Select 310
Enter submenu
Pr 310
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Scale report
02= PLU report with an article text line
03= PLU report with an article text lines
04= Product groups report
05= Operator report
06= Data of origin - sales report with one traceability text line
07= Data of origin - sales report with all traceability text lines
08= VAT sales report
Scale report
Submenu
01
Enter selection
Pr 310
01
0
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Reports Pr 3--
02
Pr310
02
0
Enter selection
0= Print or delete reports
1= Print or delete report
Starting to print
PLU report with one article text line is printed.
03
7
Pr310
03
0
Enter selection
0= Print or delete reports
1= Print or delete report
Starting to print
The PLU report is printed with all article text lines.
1
Unit price
Number of registration
Sold quantity
Product group
PLU text
*
6
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Reports Pr 3--
04
Pr310
04
0
Starting to print
The product group report is printed.
7
Number of recordings
Sold quantity
4
3
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Reports Pr 3--
Operator report
Submenu
05
Pr310
05
0
Enter selection
0= Print or delete reports
1= Print or delete report
Starting to print
The operator report is being printed.
1
Sales of operator 1
Operator no.
7
3
06
Enter selection
Pr310
06
0
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Reports Pr 3--
07
Pr310
07
0
Enter selection
0= Print or delete reports
1= Print or delete report
Starting to print
The report on traceability data sales is printed with all traceability text lines.
7
In the traceability data sales report, the traceability data is printed with the number of sold
items and sold weight.
1
Number of sold items
2
sold weight
Traceability text
Traceability no.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Reports Pr 3--
08
Pr310
08
0
Enter selection
0= Print or delete reports
1= Print or delete report
Starting to print
1
Excl. VAT
VAT text
VAT rate
VAT number
7
5
1
4
7.17.3
........................................................
Select 311
Pr311
Pr311
0
Starting to print
The scale's total sales are printed.
Scale number
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Reports Pr 3--
7.17.4
.......................................................
Pr320
Pr320
01
Select 320
Enter submenu
01= Display overall sales of scales
02= Delete sales
Confirm
7
Display sales
Submenu
01
Pr320
01
Confirm
364,15
Delete sales
Submenu 02
_______________________________________________________________________
The overall sales of scales is completely deleted!
_______________________________________________________________________
Enter 90
Pr320
02
90
Confirm
The total salesof the scales is deleted.
The deletion is being booked, see page 7 - 79.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7.18
_______________________________________________________________________
Setting date and time
Pr 500
Pr 505
Pr 510
Pr 510
Pr 515
Pr 516
Pr 520
Pr 521
Pr 525
Pr 530
Pr 535
Pr 536
Pr 540
Pr 545
Pr 550
Pr 555
Pr 556
Pr 560
_______________________________________________________________________
7.18.1
.......................................................
Select 500
Enter submenu
Pr500
Pr500
01
Article
Submenu overview:
01= Setting date
02= Setting time
03= Print year number either 2 or 4-digit
04= Date presentation
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Setting date
Submenu
01
Enter date
Input DDMMYY
The sequence is dependent on the setting in submenu 04
Pr500
01
190508
Save
7
Setting time
Submenu
02
Enter time
Input hhmm
Pr500
02
0908
Save
03
Enter selection
Pr500
03
0
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
Date representation
Submenu
04
Enter selection
Pr500
04
00
Save
Input in
Pr 500/ 01
Print
Example
00
DDMMYY
21.07.06
01
DDMMYY
21July 06
02
DDMM
21July
03
MMYYDD
July 06
04
MMDDYY
07.21.06
05
MMDDYY
July 21.06
06
YYMMDD
06.07.21
07
YYMMDD
06July 21
08
DDMMYY
21-07-06
09
DDMMYY
21-July-06
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.18.2
.........................................................
Select 505
Pr 505
Pr505
0
Enter selection
0= Ticket paper
1 = Label paper (only possible for label printer)
Confirm
7
7.18.3
Pr510
Pr510
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01 = Select main operating type
02= Select layout
03= Addition of customer total
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
01
Enter selection
Pr510
01
01
Save
01= Multi-operator mode
02= Self-service mode
03= Quick-service mode
04= Price labeling with manual triggering
05= Price labeling with automatic start
7
Select layout
Submenu
02
Enter selection
Pr510
02
0
03
Enter selection
Pr510
03
0
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.18.4
Pr511
01
7
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Select switching operating mode
02= Select layout
03= Addition of customer total
01
Enter selection
Pr511
01
02
Save
01= Multi-operator mode
02= Self-service mode
03= Quick-service mode
04= Price labeling with manual triggering
05= Price labeling with automatic start
Select layout
Only effective for operating modes that allow ticket and label
layout e.g. multi-operator mode.
Submenu
02
Enter selection
Pr511
02
1
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
03
Enter selection
Pr511
03
0
7
7.18.5
Select 515
Enter submenu
...........................
Pr515
Pr515
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Automatic zerosetting.
02= Open tickets / labels
03= Traceability marker
04= Automatic traceability number.
05= Negative customer total permitted or not permitted.
06= Determination of sales.
07=Complusory entry for By Count piece
08= Complusory entry for fixed weight
Automatic zerosetting
Submenu
01
Enter selection
Pr515
01
0
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
02
Enter selection
Pr515
02
0
7
Traceability marker
also see page 7 - 29
Submenu 03
Enter selection
Pr515
03
0
04
Enter selection
Pr515
04
35
05
Enter selection
Pr515
05
1
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
Sales calculation
To create the reports ( Pr310 and Pr 311), the sold items have to be added in the total
memory.
Submenu
06
Enter selection
Pr515
06
1
7
07
Enter selection
Pr515
07
1
08
Enter selection
Pr515
08
1
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.18.6
Select 516
Enter submenu
............................................
Pr 516
Pr516
01
Confirm
7
Submenu overview:
01 = Select scrolling message no. from Pr 202
02= Select display location
03= Activate scrolling message
04 = Test scrolling message
01
Enter selection
Pr516
01
00
02
Enter selection
Pr516
02
0
03
Enter selection
Pr516
03
0
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
04
Pr516
04
1
Confirm
The scrolling message is displayed with
control characters
&Zscrolling message
04
- - - - -
7
7.18.7
_______________________________________________________________________
To ensure that the settings in Pr 520, it is absolutely necessary to set
the operating mode multi-operator mode.
Pr 510/ 01 -01Multi-operator mode
_______________________________________________________________________
Select 520
Pr520
01
Enter submenu
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Constant key function
02= Print article and total label
03= Items Operator Display Mode
04= Cash register functions
05= Payment in/out
06= Talon print-out
07= Repeat ticket
08= Open ticket again
09= Print cancellation and canceled articles
10= Printing included VAT
11= Print ticket as requested
01
Enter selection
Pr520
01
0
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
02
Pr520
02
0
Enter selection
7
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
03
Enter selection
1
Display for sheet cancellation
2
Pr520
03
001
1
0= inactive
1 = active
7
Save
Example:
The operator number OP 1 and the
number of registered items Po 2
appear in the display.
Cash functions
Submenu
04
Total
OP 1 Po 2
[1]
2,54
Pr520
04
0
Enter selection
0= Check-out draw does not open; registration is always permitted
1= Cash register opens after pressing keys <Total> and<operator>.
You can register when the check-out drawer is open.
2= Cash register opens after pressing keys <Total>
and<operator>.
You can register when the check-out drawer is open.
3= Cash register opens after pressing keys <Total> and<operator>.
You cannot register when the check-out drawer is open.
4= Cash register opens after pressing keys <Total>
and<operator>.
You cannot register when the check-out drawer is open.
Save
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Payment in/out
Prerequisite
- Pr 550/ 12- 1
Submenu
05
Pr520
05
0
Enter selection
7
Talon print-out
also see page 6 - 25
Submenu
06
Pr520
06
00
Enter selection
00= without talon
01-99 = with talon, the entered number corresponds to the delay time in seconds.
Save
Repeat ticket
The complete and printed ticket can be printed again.
also see page 6 - 26
Submenu
07
Pr520
07
0
Enter selection
0= without repeat ticket
1 = with repeat ticket
Save
Pr520
08
0
Enter selection
0= without ticket reopening
1 = with ticket repening
Save
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
Pr520
09
0
Save
7
Pr520
10
0
Save
Pr520
11
0
Save
_______________________________________________________________________
Customer ticket can be switched off
The scale offers the option of suppressing printout of the customer
ticket.
According to EC regulation 90/384/EEC for non-automatic scales,
the customer is entitled to a receipt in order to check the sales
transactions in accordance with Appendix 1, No.14.
Suppression of the customer ticket should therefore only be activated
if you are sure that there is no customer requirement for printout of a
customer ticket.
_______________________________________________________________________
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.18.8
Pr 521
7
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7.18.9
...................................
Pr525
_______________________________________________________________________
To ensure that the settings in Pr 525, it is absolutely necessary to set
the operating mode multi-operator mode.
Pr 510/ 01 -04Price labeling with release by hand
or
Pr 510/ 01 -05Price labeling with automatic start
_______________________________________________________________________
Select 525
Enter submenu
Pr525
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Labeling mode
02= Piece price multi- label printing
Labeling mode
Submenu
01
Enter selection
Pr525
01
0
0= Price labeling
Label printing with sales price 0.00 is not supported.
Label printing with unit price, sales price and weight.
Batch total label with number of items and batch price.
1= Weight labeling
Label printing with sales price 0.00 is supported.
Label printing with unit price, sales price and weight.
Batch total label with number of items and total weight of batch. *
2 = Weight labeling only
Label printing with sales price 0.00 is supported.
If only the weight should be printed on the label, the unit price has to be 0.00.
Batch total label with number of items and total weight of batch. *
Save
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
02
Enter selection
Pr525
02
00
00= Labels are printed one after the other without delay.
01 - 99 = Delay time in seconds. Labels are printed consecutively with delay.
Save
7
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7.18.10
Select 530
.....................
Pr530
Pr530
__ - ___
Pr530
02 - 002
Confirm
7
Pr530
02 - 020
7.18.11
Select 535
Enter submenu
Pr535
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= 10-key keypad for unit price or PLU input
02= PLU input: Number of digits for input via a 10-key keypad.
03= PLU-direct key mode
04= PLU-direct key allocation
05= PLU-range limitation
06 = Delay time for PLU no. input
01
Enter selection
Pr535
01
0
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
02
Pr535
02
6
Enter selection
2= PLU no. input with 2 digits
3= PLU no. input with 3 digits
4= PLU no. input with 4 digits
5= PLU no. input with 5 digits
6= PLU no. input with 6 digits
7
Confirm
03
Pr535
03
0
Enter selection
0= No range limitation: The PLU direct key no. corresponds to the PLU article number.
With range limit:
The PLU direct key no. calls the PLU article number
allocated by the limit, see submenu 05.
1= PLU-direct keyboard is locked.
PLU call-up is only possible with the ten-key keypad.
2= The PLU direct key no. calls the individually allocated PLU article numbers,
see submenu 04.
The range limit only applies for PLU no. call-up via the ten-key keypad.
Confirm
PLU article no. is taken from the PLU direct key allocation.
04
Pr535
04
019 - 000019
Confirm
Enter PLU article number (0-999999)
Pr535
04
019 - 000001
Confirm
The allocated PLU article number is called up with the PLU direct key.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7
05
Pr535
05
___101 - 999999
Pr535
05
000101 - ___200
Calling PLUs
PLU
Calling PLUs
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
06
Pr535
06
10
00= The desired PLU is called up with <Enter> or after entering all digits.
7
00-20 =The desired PLU is called after the set delay time.
Confirm
The delay time value (01-20) is not specified in seconds.
1= small delay time;
20= large delay time.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7.18.12
.................................................
Pr536
Overview of the allocation of articles (PLU number) to the PLU direct keys.
Select 536
Pr536
0
Start printing
The PLU direct key list is printed.
Esc
7
PLU number
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.18.13
Select 540
Pr540
_ - ____
Pr540
1 - 0000
Confirm
7
Pr540
Input assigned tare value
1 - 0002
Confirm
7.18.14
Customer total and article total can be rounded off to the last 2 digits.
If a related text is required, this can be released for printing in Pr 550/07. The text has to
be defined in Pr 200.
_______________________________________________________________________
Rounding and price calculation settings are specific to country.
_______________________________________________________________________
Select 545
Pr545
01
Input submenu
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Rounding of customer total
02= Rounding of article total
03= Rounding for By Count
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
01
Pr545
01
0
Enter selection
Confirm
0= no rounding
1= rounding to 5
2 = rounding to 10
3= rounding to 50
4= rounding to 100
5 = mathematical rounding to 5*
6= mathematical rounding to 10*
7= mathematical rounding to 25*
8= mathematical rounding to 50*
9 = mathematical rounding to 100*
7
02
Enter selection
Pr545
02
0
Confirm
0= no rounding
1= rounding to 5
2 = rounding to 10
3= rounding to 50
4= rounding to 100
5 = mathematical rounding to 5*
6= mathematical rounding to 10*
7= mathematical rounding to 25*
8= mathematical rounding to 50*
9 = mathematical rounding to 100*
Examples of rounding, see page 7 - 106.
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Setting
0
No rounding
Rounding to 5
The last digit is always 5 or 0.
Rounding to 10
The last digit is always 0:
Rounding to 50
The last digits are always 50 or 00.
Rounding to 100
The last digits are always 00.
Mathematical rounding to 5
The last digit is always 5 or 0.
1
2
7
Example
3
4
mathematical rounding to 10
The last digit is always 0:
mathematical rounding to 25
The last digits are always 00, 25,50 or 75.
mathematical rounding to 50
The last digits are always 50 or 00.
10.43 10.43
10.42 10.40
10.48 10.45
10.42 10.40
10.48 10.40
10.34 10.00
10.83 10.50
10.43 10.00
10.76 10.00
10.42 10.40
10.43 10.45
10.48 10.50
10.42 10.40
10.48 10.50
10.12 10.00
10.23 10.25
10.45 10.50
10.66 10.75
10.88 11.00
10.21 10.00
10.34 10.50
10.83 11.00
10.43 10.00
10.78 11.00
03
Enter selection
0 = mathematical
1 = round up next position
Pr545
03
0
Save
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7.19
Scale number
Enter Pr 603 scale number
1
17
16
2
3
4
Ticket counter
Pr 550/10 - 1Ticket counter print
Operator number
7
8
Minus inpit,
Ticket total
10
11
14
key
4
5
Unit price
Enter Pr 110/PLU no./ 01 unit price
Selling price
Tare
Enter Pr 110/PLU no./ 03 PLU tare
Pr 550/ 03 Tare print-out
Non-weighed, key <Non-weighed>
3
15
13
<Minus input>
12
11
10
Item counter
13
14
Time
Pr 500/ 02
15
Date
Pr 500/ 01 Enter date
Pr 500/ 03 Year number either 2- or 4-digit
Pr 500/ 04 Select date format
16
Department number
Pr 604 Enter number
17
Header text
Pr 201 Create header text
Pr 550 / 04 Print-out of header text
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.19.1
Create ticket
.....................................................................
Select 550
Enter submenu
Pr 550
Pr550
01
Confirm
7
Submenu overview:
01= Print barcode on ticket
02= Barcode height in mm on ticket
03= Print tare on ticket
04= Print header text
05= Print footer text
06= Print foreign currency supplementary text
07= Print rounding supplementary text
08= Font change on ticket
09= Number of PLU article text lines to be printed on ticket
10= Ticket counter printout
11= Print foreign currency *
12 = Print amount paid in/out
13= Print supplementary texts
14 = Print header logo
15= Printout footer logo
01
Enter selection
1
Article barcode
2
Totals Barcode
Talon barcode
Pr550
01
000
1
02
Enter selection
5-22 mm
Pr550
02
17
Confirm
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
03
Enter selection
Pr550
03
0
7
04
Enter selection
Pr550
04
01
05
Enter selection
Pr550
05
02
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
06
Pr550
06
000000000
Enter selection
7
07
Pr550
07
000000000
Enter selection
Total
rounded total
Rounding text
1
3
2
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
Submenu
08
Enter selection
Pr550
08
000
7
Confirm
09
Enter selection
Pr550
09
0
10
Enter selection
Pr550
10
1
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
11
Pr550
11
0000
Enter selection
1
Print conversion rate
7
0= No printout
1= Printout
Save
Requirements
- Pr 520/ 05- 1 or 2
Submenu
12
Enter selection
Pr550
12
0
0= No printout
1= Printout
Confirm
13
Enter selection
0= No printout
1= Printout
Confirm
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
14
Enter logo ID
Pr550
14
__12
14
Enter logo ID
Pr550
15
__12
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.20
7
3
4
Label texts
Pr 555/ 16 Print release for standard or
alternative texts
Pr 555/ 20 and 21 Alternative texts
Sell-by date
Pr 555/ 05 Print
Pr 110/ PLU-Nr./ 04 shelf-life days
Pr 215/ 01 Non-PLU shelf-life days
Net weight
Selling price
12
13
11
2
10
1
1
9
3
1
8
7
9
10
11
12
13
Unit price
Enter Pr 110/PLU no./ 01 . . . .
Print price frame
Pr 555/ 16
Packaging date
Pr 555/ 05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 500/ 01 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Barcode
Pr 110/ PLU-No./ 05 . . . . . . . .
Pr 215/ 2; 3; 4; 5 . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/ 06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/ 07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Operator no.
Pr 555/ 17
PLU article text
Pr 110/ PLU-No/ 10 . . . . . . . . .
Pr 110/ PLU-No/11 . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/ 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/ 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/ 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/ 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Logo printout
Pr 555/ 11
Header
Pr 201 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/ 09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tare
Enter Pr 110/PLU no./ 03 . . . .
Pr 540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pr 555/08-1- . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Release print
Enter date
Enter article barcode
Enter non-PLU barcode and total barcode
Release barcode print
Enter height of barcode
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
BLD labels
These labels are designed in BLD. The labels are issued a number and are sent to the
scales and stored there.
_______________________________________________________________________
Release BLD text fields and logo fields in database configuration
(memory management) Pr 606/ 3 and 4 see page 7 - 137
_______________________________________________________________________
1
Logo field 1
Text field 1
7
1
Allocate content for text field, see Pr 110/PLU no./ 12, on page7 - 45.
Allocate content for logo field, see Pr 110/PLU no./ 13, on page7 - 46
1
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.20.1
Create labels
Select 555
Enter submenu
....................................................................
Pr 555
Pr555
01
Confirm
7
Submenu overview:
01= Label type
02= Select BLD labels
03= Label size
04= Change label distance
05= Packaging and sell-by date on label
06= Barcode on label
07= Barcode height in mm on ticket
08= Tare printout on label
09= Print header text
10= Alternative text with sell-by date
11= Logo printout
12= Beginning of text field
13= Beginning of data field
14= Monitoring data field
15= Font change on label
16= Print price frame and texts on label
17= Print Operator no., Machine ID or Check Digit * on label
18= Print foreign currency
19= Layout turned by 180 (only with label paper) and reversing operation
20= Alternative text with packaging date
21= Alternative text with packaging date
22= Print units on the label
23= Print speed for label layout
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
Label type
Submenu
01
Pr555
01
01
Enter selection
00= Label from BLD, see 555 / 02, only possible if BLD layouts are available
Label type
01= Bizerba label standard
02= Bizerba label layout 1
03= Bizerba label layout 2
034= Bizerba label layout 3
Width
x height H
58mm x43 mm
58mm x43 mm
58mm x43 mm
58mm x43 mm
B
50mm x48 00
33mm x47 mm
33mm x47 mm
37mm x 36 mm
58mm x38 mm
7
Confirm
Example:
B Label width
H
Label height
B
Fig.: 88:
Standard 01
Fig.: 89:
Small label 07
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Layout 02
Small label 08
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
02
Enter selection
01... Select BLD label.
Only valid if 00 stands in 555/01
Pr555
02
01
Confirm
7
Label size
Submenu
03
Pr555
03
043-58
Pr555
03
043-__
Confirm
_______________________________________________________________________
Input of 54,55 or 56 is rejected.
_______________________________________________________________________
Enter label width e.g. 58mm
10-58 mm
Pr555
03
043- 58
Confirm
04
Enter distance
Pr555
04
16
05
Enter selection
1
Packaging date
2
Sell-by date
Pr555
05
11
1
0= No printout
1= Printout
Confirm
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
Barcode on label
Submenu
06
Pr555
06
11
Enter selection
1
Article barcode
2
Totals Barcode
0= No printout
1= Printout
Confirm
7
Barcode height in mm
Submenu
07
Pr555
07
15
Confirm
1
2
3
3
Barcode height
08
Enter selection
Pr555
08
1
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
09
Pr555
09
01
Enter selection
00= Do not print header text
01-99 = header text number see Pr 201
Confirm
1
1
7
2
3
Header field
Logo
Header text
2
3
10
Enter selection
Pr555
10
000000010
Logo printout
Submenu
11
Enter logo ID
Pr555
11
0007
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
Submenu 12
Beginning of text field in mm
7
Pr555
13
00
Submenu 13
Beginning of data field in mm
00= Data field is automatically positioned at the bottom edge of the label
11-84 = Beginning of data field 2 in mm from top edge of label
Confirm
Data field
1
2
Label height
3
4
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7
Example: 3 supplement. texts were assigned to article Calf's liver The supplementary
texts are not printed in the setting Data field monitoring activated, as printing is in the
data field.
1
2
5
5
3
Data field
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7
16
Pr555
16
1111111
1
0= No printout
1= Printout
Save
Pr555
17
0
0= without output
1 = with operator no.
(no. input in Pr 530)
2 =with machine ID (no. input in Pr 605)
3= with digit code *
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7
18
Pr555
18
1100
1
0= No printout
1= Printout
Confirm
Pr555
19
11
1
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
20
Pr555
20
000000010
7
21
Pr555
21
000000000
22
Enter selection
1
Print price with unit
2
Pr555
22
1111
1
0= Do not print
1= Print unit
Confirm
Pr555
23
04
Confirm
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7.20.2
.................................
Pr 556
Select 556
Enter submenu
Pr556
01
7
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Save configuration from Pr 555
02= Select label configuration
03= Delete label configuration
01
Enter selection
Pr556
01
1
1= Layout memory 1
2= Layout memory 2
3= Layout memory 3
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
02
Enter selection
Pr556
02
0
7
Delete label configuration
Delete from memory x to memory x
x = Layout memory 1-3
03
Pr556
03
1-1
Enter selection
Pr556
03
2-1
Submenu
Confirm
Enter selection
Pr556
03
2-3
Confirm
The label configuration in memories 2 and 3 is deleted.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
7.20.3
...............................................
Select 560
Enter submenu
Pr 560
Pr560
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01 = Select foreign curreny function
02= Select foreign/ second currency display
03= Foreign currency calculating mode
04= Foreign currency characters for ticket and label layout
05= Foreign currency characters on label for price field
06= Decimal places of foreign currency
07= Foreign currency factor
08= Currency exchange rate (calculation factor)
09= Rounding of foreign currency
7
01
Enter selection
Pr560
01
0
02
Enter selection
Pr560
02
0
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
03
Enter selection
Pr560
03
0
7
04
Pr560
04
C11
LI H-
05
Pr560
05
C11
LI H-
06
Enter selection
Pr560
06
2
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Device Configuration Pr 5--
07
Enter selection
Pr560
07
0
0= factor 1
1= factor 10
2= factor 100
3= factor 1000
4= factor 10000
Confirm
7
08
Enter selection
Pr560
08
0001,00
e.g. 0001.01
Confirm
09
Enter selection
Pr560
09
0
0= no rounding
1= rounding to 5
2 = rounding to 10
3= rounding to 50
4= rounding to 100
5 = mathematical rounding to 5*
6= mathematical rounding to 10*
7= mathematical rounding to 25*
8= mathematical rounding to 50*
9 = mathematical rounding to 100*
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.21
_______________________________________________________________________
7
TCP-IP settings
Pr 600
Pr 601
Pr 602
Pr 603
Pr 604
Setting machine ID
Pr 605
Database configuration
Pr 606
Pr 607
Pr 610
Pr 615
WLAN settings
Pr 621
Beeper on/off
Pr 622
Sensitivity of scale
Pr 625
Pr 630
Keyboard selection
Pr 631
RAM clearing
Pr 666
Pr 690
7.21.1
Select 600
Enter submenu
Pr600
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= DHCP
02= Display of current scale IP address
03= IP: IP address if no DHCP selected
04= Subnet: Subnet mask if no DHCP is selected
05= Gateway: Address of router if no DHCP is selected
06= DNS1: Address of domain name server 1, if no DHCP selected
06= DNS2: Address of domain name server 2, if no DHCP selected
08= Host name: A name can be assigned to the scale. 32 ASCII characters are possible.
09= Leasing address: Display of IP address that has been assigned to the scale by the
DHCP server.
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
DHCP
Pr600
01
0
Submenu 01
Enter selection
Pr600
02
172017168010
02
Confirm
03
Pr600
03
172017168010
Enter selection
Enter 12-digit number without points, e.g.
Confirm
04
Enter selection
Pr600
04
255255192000
05
Enter selection
Pr600
05
172017129001
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
06
Enter selection
Pr600
06
010001001100
7
Submenu
07
Enter selection
Pr600
07
010001001101
Host name:
Submenu
08
Enter name .
32 ASCII characters are possible.
Pr600
08
C32 LI H-
Confirm
Leasing address
Display and input
The scales are assigned an IP address (leasing address) by the DHCP server. To do this,
DHCP has to be switched on, see Pr 600/01-1.
If the scales are switched off, the assigned address remains reserved for a certain time. If
the displayed leasing address is not changed, the scales request this address again from
the DHCP server after being switched on. By entering 000000000000 the DHCP server is
requested to assign a new address.
Submenu
09
Leasing address
Pr600
09
172017168008
Confirm
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
7.21.2
..............................................
Select 601
Pr601
Pr601
172017168010
7.21.3
Select 602
Pr602
7
Confirm
The communication settings are printed out
7.21.4
...............................................
Select 603
Pr 603
Pr603
12
7.21.5
Select 604
Enter department number
001-999
.............................................
Pr604
Pr604
120
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.21.6
Setting machine ID
...........................................................
Select 605
Pr605
Pr605
Enter machine ID
1234
0001-9999
Confirm
7
7.21.7
Text memory in the BC II is dynamic. These memories include texts and logos. Depending
on the request, either more or less memory can be released for PLU, texts, or ticket items.
If changing a value, e.g. number of PLUs, causes the remaining memory to be too small,
the entry is rejected. In this case, other values, e.g. number of BLD text fields have to be
reduced.
Select 606
Pr606
Enter submenu
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= No. of PLUs
02= Number of supplementary texts per PLU
03= Number of BLD text fields per PLU
04= Number of BLD logo fields per PLU
05= Number of supplementary texts
06= Number of items (ticket memory)
07= By Count, fixed weight and VAT
08= Decimal places*
88= Start database configuration
Examples of valid database configuration
2000 PLU
4 supplementary texts per PLU
10 BLD text fields
3 BLD logo fields
500 general texts
1200 items
5000 PLU
3 supplementary texts per PLU
5 BLD text fields
2 BLD logo fields
1000 general texts
1200 items
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
No. of PLUs
Submenu
01
Enter selection
0100 - 6000
Pr606
01
2000
Confirm
02
Enter selection
0-4
Pr606
02
4
7
Confirm
03
Enter selection
0 - 10
Pr606
03
0
Confirm
Pr606
04
0
Confirm
05
Enter selection
50 - 1000
Pr606
05
0500
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
06
Enter selection
50 - 1200
Pr606
06
1200
Confirm
7
Pr606
07
1111
1= Fixed weight on
1= Activate VAT
1= Tare % approved
If tare % is approved, percentage value can be entered in Pr110/ 22.
2
3
0= off
1= on
Confirm
Decimal places*
*This menu is not valid for all countries.
Submenu 08
Enter selection
Pr606
08
2
Confirm
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
88
Pr606
88
375539
Enter selection
Pr606
88
____90
81 = RAM clearing is carried out and the set configuration values are saved. The scale
boots.
90= RAM clearing is carried out and the standard values are saved.
The standard values are specific to country.
7
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.21.8
7
Select607
Enter submenu
01-04
Pr 607
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01= Scale type
02= Multicast IP address
03= Multicast port number
04= UDP Port number
Scale type
Submenu
01
Enter selection
Pr 607
01
1
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
Scale Update
Update of system data running.
If no message appears, the scale has been entered in the system and master
data from master scale are stored.
_______________________________________________________________________
If the system arrow flashes
scale.
_______________________________________________________________________
Multicast IP address
Submenu 02
The Multicast IP address indicates to which system the scale was assigned. Any address
within the range of 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 can be assigned. All scales in one
system must have the same Multicast IP address.
Pr 607
02
239192000024
Enter address
Confirm
Pr 607
03
06789
Confirm
Pr 607
04
01031
Confirm
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.21.9
...................................................
Select 610
Pr 610
Pr610
00
Enter selection
00= Display lighting can only be switched on or off manually.
7
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
7.21.10
After a set time the scale is switched off, providing no key function or weight movement
takes place.
Prerequisite
A switch key as main switch.
With the on/off switch, the scale must be manually switched off.
Select615
Pr615
7
00
Enter selection
7.21.11
WLAN settings
Pr 621
Prerequisite
- A WLAN module must be integrated into the scale.
_______________________________________________________________________
Settings can only be made in submenus 02 to 07 if WLAN is
deactivated; 621/ 01-0.
If - 00000000 has been entered in 621/02, WLAN cannot be activated.
_______________________________________________________________________
Select 621
confirm
Pr621
01
Submenu overview:
01= Switch on WLAN
02= Time slices
03= Ping on/off
04= IP address of WLAN module
05= Test telegram on/off
06= IP address of telegram recipient
07= Port number of telegram recipient
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Activate WLAN
Submenu 01
Pr621
01
0
Enter selection
0 = WLAN off
1 = WLAN off
Confirm
_______________________________________________________________________
Procedure for WLAN activation:
- Deactivate WLAN 621/ 01 -0
- Make settings in submenus 02 to 07
- Activate WLAN 621/ 01 - 1
7
_______________________________________________________________________
Time slices
The time for which WLAN is to be active can be set.
Submenu
02
Pr621
02
_ -________
Pr606
02
1 -00000000
Pr621
02
1 - ________
Pr621
02
1 -20000800
Esc
Confirm
Pr621
02
_ -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Press<ESC>
Pr621
02
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
Ping on/off
If ping is activated, the scale sends a ping to the WLAN module at set time intervals.
Submenu
03
Enter time
Recommended setting 300 sec.
Pr621
03
_300
7
IP address of WLAN module
The WLAN module is pinged by the scale, so that it always remains in active status.
Submenu
04
Enter IP address
Pr621
04
172017168001
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Database configuration Pr 6-Submenus 05, 06 and 07 enable functional diagnosis of the WLAN.
05
Enter time
Pr621
05
0900
7
IP address of telegram recipient
Submenu
06
Enter IP address
Pr621
06
172017168001
07
Pr621
07
49152
1 - 65536
Confirm
7.21.12
Beeper on/off
Pr 622
Pr622
Enter selection
1
Regular beeper
2
Acceptance beeper
Error beeper
111
1
0= Beeper off
1 = Beeper on
Save
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
7.21.13
The sensitivity setting regulates damping in the event of vibrations at the place of
installation (e.g. market operation).
_______________________________________________________________________
The higher the setting, the longer the time until standstill of the
display.
_______________________________________________________________________
Select 625
Enter selection
7
Pr625
0
increasingly insensitive
..
5= Display insensitive to vibrations
Confirm
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.21.14
Prerequisite
- Pr 631 - 03
........................................................
Pr 630
Select 630
Pr630
7
_____
50
50>.
The function code of this
key is displayed.
Pr630
32817
Pr630
33281
Pr630
_____
The function code of reserved keys e.g. <Mod>; <ESC>; <C> etc.
is not displayed and cannot be modified.
In menu 630 all keys are reset to the standard function code with
<CTRL> and <9>.
_______________________________________________________________________
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
7.21.15
Keyboard selection
Select 631
Enter
00=
01=
02=
03=
selection
Function
Paper feed
Direct PLU key 1 - 256
Direct operator key 1 - 16
Fixed tare key 1 - 4
VAT key 1
VAT key 2
VAT key 3
VAT key 4
VAT key 5
Tare
Subtotal
Total
Constant
Manual
Minus
Cancellation
Multiplication
Switch from PLU input to price input
Set scale to zero
Operator tare
Save operator tare
Date key
Print key
..........................................................
7
Pr631
Pr631
03
84-keyboard standard
84-keyboard with 24 self-service frame
84-keyboard with 30-front foil
84-keyboard reprogrammed. (e.g. keyboard changes from host)
Confirm
Keyboards, see page 5 - 7
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
7.21.16
RAM clearing
....................................................................
Pr 666
Pr666
Select 666
00
Pr666
81
Enter 81
Confirm
7
RAM is cleared
_______________________________________________________________________
The following settings remain even after the RAM clearing:
-
Machine ID Pr 605
_______________________________________________________________________
7.21.17
Select 690
PASS
Enter password
000000
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Programming
Database configuration Pr 6--
7.21.18
..............
Pr 695
Select 695
Pr695
01
Enter submenu
Submenu overview:
01= Change main currency to second currency (Euro)
02= Convert PLU price into EURO
Confirm
7
Enter selection
0= Main currency in old local currency
1= Main currency in new local currency
Confirm
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Service Pr 7--
7.22
_______________________________________________________________________
7
Test print
Pr 700
Pr 701
Print fonts
Pr 702
Pr 703
Pr 704
Printer settings
Pr 710
Pr 712
Pr 715
Program version
Pr 716
Pr 717
Display test
Pr 718
Logbook control
Pr 730
_______________________________________________________________________
7.22.1
Select 700
Confirm
7.22.2
Select 701
Confirm
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Service Pr 7--
7.22.3
Print fonts
.........................................................................
Select 702
Pr702
Pr702
1
7
Confirm
The first 4 fonts are printed.
Fig. 98: Fonts
Confirm
The next 4 fonts are printed.
Press the <Total> key as often as required until all font types have been printed.
7.22.4
Select 703
Pr703
0
Confirm
The current menu settings are being printed.
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Service Pr 7--
7.22.5
Select 704
.................................
Pr 704
Pr704
0
Confirm
Weighing system information is printed.
7
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Programming
Service Pr 7--
7.22.6
Select 710
Enter submenu
Pr710
01
Confirm
Submenu overview:
01 = Feed for labels (+/- 1.5mm)
02= Move print format on the label (+/- 1.5mm)
03= Correct ticket feed (+/- 2.5mm)
04= Sensitivity for paper end detection for ticket
7
Pr710
01
12
02
Enter selection
Pr710
02
12
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Service Pr 7--
03
Pr710
03
20
Enter selection
00-19 = minus infeed
20= Standard settings
21-40 = plus infeed
Confirm
7
04
Pr710
04
40
Enter selection
00= End of paper detection off
40= standard
increasingly insensitive
..
99= insensitive
Confirm
05
Enter selection
Pr710
05
0
0= no reduction
1= Reduce the printing intensity by 10%
2= Reduce the printing intensity by 20%
3= Reduce the printing intensity by 30%
Confirm
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Programming
Service Pr 7--
7.22.7
Select 712
Pr712
6026500004
7.22.8
Select 715
.......................................................
7
Pr715
Cod
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150502
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Service Pr 7--
7.22.9
Select 716
Enter submenu
Pr716
01
Confirm
7
Submenu overview:
01= Main program version number
02= Bootloader version number
03 = Option resource version number
04= Layout resource version number
05= Menu resource version number
06= Text resource version number
07= Keyboard resource version number
08= Font resource version number
09= Software version number (SAP number)
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
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09
Pr716
01
00661117100140
Pr716
02
00061119500110
Pr716
03
00161117200140
Pr716
04
00061117300150
Pr716
05
00061117400140
Pr716
06
00061117500130
Pr716
07
00061117600110
Pr716
08
00061117700120
Pr716
09
61117000140
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Service Pr 7--
7.22.10
....................................................
Select 717
Pr717
Pr717
1
Pr717
confirm
12,218
_______________________________________________________________________
If the scale is connected to the mains, the supply voltage
(approx. 12 V) is displayed.
- Disconnect scale from mains.
The battery voltage is displayed.
_______________________________________________________________________
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Service Pr 7--
7.22.11
Select 718
Pr718
1
Confirm
The display shows all figures and symbols.
7
7.22.12
Logbook control
Pr 730
Enter submenu
01= Display logbook
02= Print logbook
Confirm
Display logbook
Submenu 01
Step 1
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Programming
Service Pr 7--
Pr
Press key<Mod>.
Press the keys <7> <3> <0> on
10-digit keyboard.
Pr730
01
Pr730
01
1
7
Software ID
Pr730
A10F
002
0200
Department number
Component number
Software ID
Date DDMMYY
Time
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9
20
1
12
Pr730
A10F
002
0200
Pr730
140910
1
1058
2
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Operating instruction BC II
Service Pr 7-If there are further entries in the logbook, the next entry is displayed.
Department number
Component number
7
Pr730
8
20
1
12
3
Pr730
bc 01 001 0170
Date
Time
Pr730
090410
1432
Hold down the <Enter>key until all logbook entries are displayed.
Once all entries are displayed, the scale shows the next submenu.
Pr730
02
Print logbook
Requirement
- Ticket paper is in the printer.
- Pr 505 -0
Ticket paper
Submenu
02
Confirm
1
Logbook is printed.
Serial number of the entry
Department number
Component number
Date
Time
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Programming
Programming overview
7.23
Programming overview
Menus marked with an asterisk *, sub. (submenus) or settings are not available for all
country versions.
PLU maintenance
Define PLU
Menu
Enter PLUPLU number
Sub.
Pr 110
see page
7 - 40
Unit price
01
7 - 41
Product group
02
7 - 41
Tare
03
7 - 41
04
7 - 42
05
7 - 42
Price overwriting
0= not permissible
1= permissible
06
7 - 43
Article type
0= weighed
1= hand
2= minus
3= By Count (Price refers to piece per package)
4= Fixed weight
5= By Count fixed weight (fixed weight and price relate to
pieces per package)
07
7 - 43
Weight class
0= Unit price related to 1kg or 1 lb
1= Unit price related to 100g or 1/4 lb
08
7 - 44
Data of origin
0= without data of origin
1= with data of origin
09
7 - 44
10
7 - 44
11
7 - 45
12
7 - 45
13
7 - 46
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
PLU maintenance
7
Menu
Sub.
see page
14
7 - 46
15
7 - 47
16
7 - 47
Fixed weight
00000-99999
17
7 - 47
18
7 - 47
19
7 - 48
20
7 - 48
21
7 - 48
Tare %
22
7 - 49
000,00 (country-dependent)
Pr 115
7 - 50
01
7 - 50
Print from xxxxxx to yyyyyy with only the first article line
02
7 - 50
Pr 120
7 - 51
Pr 121
7 - 51
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Programming overview
Data maintenance
Menu
Sub.
see page
Pr 200
7 - 52
Pr 201
7 - 53
Pr 202
7 - 54
Print texts
Pr 205
7 - 55
01
02
03
Delete texts
Pr 206
7 - 56
01
02
03
04
Pr 210
7 - 57
7 - 58
Barcode format
01
Code constant
02
7 - 59
Numerical codes
03
7 - 59
04
7 - 61
Pr 211
7 - 62
01
7 - 62
02
7 - 62
03
7 - 63
04
7 - 63
05
7 - 63
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Data maintenance
Menu
Non-PLU settings
Pr 215
Sub.
See page
7 - 64
01
7 - 64
02
7 - 65
03
7 - 65
04
7 - 65
05
7 - 65
06
7 - 66
07
7 - 66
08
7 - 66
09
7 - 67
10
7 - 67
11
7 - 67
Pr 220
7 - 68
01
Print logos
02
Pr 225
01
7 - 69
02
7 - 69
Create VAT
Enter VAT number 1-5
Pr 230
7 - 69
01
7 - 70
02
7 - 70
03
Manage VAT
Print list with VAT rates
Pr 231
0
01
02
Use VAT:
0= Use VAT from PLU and Non-PLU.
1-5 = Use a VAT for all articles.
03
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Programming overview
Data maintenance
Menu
Pr 300
Sub.
see page
7 - 72
Printing prices
0= Prices are not printed
1= Prices are printed
01
7 - 72
02
7 - 72
03
7 - 72
04
05
Printing customer title for total scale sales and sales ope
rator report
00= Standard title; 01-99 = Text number
06
07
08
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Data maintenance
Menu
Pr 310
Sub.
see page
7 - 74
Scale report
0= Print or delete report
1= Print or delete report
01
7 - 74
02
7 - 74
03
7 - 75
04
7 - 76
Operator report
0= Print report without deleting
1= Print or delete report
05
7 - 77
06
7 - 77
07
7 - 78
08
7 - 79
Pr 311
7 - 79
01
Pr 320
7 - 79
7 - 80
01
7 - 80
02
7 - 80
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Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Pr 500
Sub.
see page
7 - 81
Set date
01
7 - 82
Set time
02
7 - 82
03
7 - 82
04
7 - 83
7
Pr 505
7 - 84
Pr 510
7 - 84
01
7 - 85
Select layout
0= Ticket layout (only possible for ticket paper)
1= Label layout
02
7 - 85
03
7 - 85
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Programming overview
7
Configuration
Menu
Pr 511
Sub.
see page
7 - 86
01
7 - 86
Select layout
0= Ticket layout (only possible for ticket paper)
1= Label layout
02
7 - 86
03
7 - 87
Pr 515
7 - 87
Automatic zerosetting
0= Scale is set to zero.
1=Zerosetting error 115 is displayed
2= Scale is not zeroset.
01
7 - 87
02
7 - 88
Traceability marker
0= Traceability marker is off.
1= Enter traceability no. manually
2= Traceability number rigidly defined
03
04
05
7 - 88
Sales calculation
0= The sold items are not added to total memory
1= The sold items are added to total memory
06
7 - 89
07
08
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Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Pr 516
Sub.
7 - 90
01
Display on
0= Customer side
1= Operator side
2= On both sides
02
03
04
see page
Pr 520
7
7 - 91
01
02
7 - 92
03
7 - 93
04
Payment in/out
0= without payment in/out
1= Payment in/out with a currency
2= Combined payment in/out in local currency and fo
reign currency *
05
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Configuration
Menu
Sub.
see page
Talon printout
00= without talon
01-99= with talon the entered number corresponds to
the delay time in seconds
Pr 520
06
7 - 94
Repeat ticket
0= without repeat ticket
1 = with repeat ticket
07
08
09
7 - 95
10
7 - 95
11
7 - 95
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Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Pr 525
Sub.
7 - 97
Labeling mode
0= Label printing with
sales price 0.00 is not
supported.
1= Weight labeling
label print with selling price 0.00 is
possible.
2= Weight labeling
label print with selling price
0.00 is
possible.
01
02
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7
Pr 530
7 - 99
7 - 173
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Configuration
Menu
Pr 535
Sub.
see page
7 - 99
01
PLU input:
Number of digits for input via a 10-key keypad.
2= PLU input with 2 digits
3= PLU input with 3 digits
4= PLU input with 4 digits
5= PLU input with 5 digits
6= PLU input with 6 digits
02
03
04
05
7 - 101
06
7 - 102
7 - 100
Pr 536
7 - 103
Pr 540
7 - 104
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Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Pr 545
Sub.
7 - 104
01
02
03
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7 - 105
7
7 - 105
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Sub.
7
see page
7 - 107
Pr 550
7 - 108
01
02
7 - 108
03
7 - 109
04
05
06
7 - 110
07
7 - 110
08
09
10
7 - 176
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Programming
Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Sub.
see page
Pr 550
11
7 - 112
12
7 - 112
13
7 - 112
14
7 - 113
15
7 - 113
7 - 114
BLD labels
7 - 115
Design label
Pr 555
7 - 116
Label type
00= label from BLD
01 ... predefined label from scales
01
7 - 117
02
7 - 118
03
04
05
7 - 118
Barcode on label 00
1= PLU barcode on; 0= off
1= Total barcode on; 0= off
06
7 - 119
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Configuration
Menu
Sub.
Barcode height in mm
5 - 22mm
Pr 555
07
see page
08
09
7 - 120
10
7 - 120
Logo printout
Enter
0000= without logo
0001-9999 = Logo ID (print logo)
11
7 - 120
12
7 - 121
13
14
7 - 122
15
7 - 123
16
7 - 123
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Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Sub.
see page
Pr 555
17
7 - 123
18
7 - 124
19
20
7 - 126
21
7 - 126
22
7 - 126
23
7 - 126
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Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Configuration
Menu
Pr 556
Sub.
7 - 127
01
02
03
Pr 560 *
7 - 128
7 - 129
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
7 - 180
see page
7 - 130
7 - 131
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Programming
Programming overview
Configuration
Menu
Sub.
Pr 560
08
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see page
7 - 131
7
7 - 181
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Database configuration
Menu
TCP-IP settings
Pr 600
Sub.
7 - 132
DHCP
0= No DHCP, use fixed IP addresses
1= Execute DHCP, address is set by DHCP server.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Pr 601
Pr 602
Set scale no
01 - 32
Pr 603
Set department no
001-999
Pr 604
Set machine ID
0001 - 9999
Pr 605
7 - 182
see page
7 - 133
7 - 134
7 - 135
7 - 136
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Programming
Programming overview
Database configuration
Menu
Pr 606
Sub.
see page
7 - 136
Number of PLU
100 - 6000
01
7 - 137
02
7 - 137
03
7 - 137
04
7 - 137
05
7 - 137
06
7 - 138
07
7 - 138
Decimal places
0-3 = Number of decimal places
4= Standard value (country-dependent)
08
7 - 138
88
7 - 139
00 - 10
50- 1200
Pr 607
7 - 140
01
7 - 140
Multicast IP address
02
7 - 141
03
7 - 141
04
7 - 141
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7
Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Database configuration
Menu
Sub.
Pr 610
7 - 142
Pr 615
7 - 143
WLAN settings
The settings 02-07 only possible,
if WLAN module is switched off (Pr 621/01
Pr 621
Module on/off
0 = WLAN off
1= WLAN on
01
02
Ping interval
0000= Ping off
0001-9999 = Interval between 2 pings in sec.
Start of ping interval, when WLAN on (Pr 621/01)
03
04
000000000000
05
06
07
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Pr 622
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Programming overview
Database configuration
Menu
Sub.
Pr 625
7 - 147
Reconfigure keyboard
Pr 630
7 - 148
Keyboard selection
00= 84-keyboard standard
01= 84-keyboard with 24-self-service frame
02 = 84-keyboard with 30
front foil
03= 84-keyboard, reprogrammed
Pr 631
7 - 149
Clearing RAM
81 RAM is cleared
Pr 666
Pr 690
Pr 695
7
7 - 150
7 - 151
01
02
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Programming
Operating instruction BC II
Programming overview
7
Service
Menu
Sub.
see page
Test printing
Pr 700
7 - 152
Pr 701
7 - 152
Print fonts
Pr 702
7 - 153
Pr 703
7 - 153
Pr 704
7 - 154
Printer settings
Pr 710
7 - 155
01
02
7 - 155
03
7 - 156
04
05
Pr 712
Detailed display
Pr 714
Pr 715
7 - 186
7 - 157
7 - 157
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Programming overview
Service
Menu
Pr 716
Sub.
7 - 158
Main program
Version number
01
Boot loader
Version number
02
Option resource
Version number
03
Layout resource
Version number
04
Menu resource
Version number
05
Text resource
Version number
06
07
Font resource
08
Version number
SAP number
see page
7
09
Pr 717
7 - 159
Display test
Pr 718
7 - 160
Logbook monitoring
Pr 730
7 - 160
Display logbook
01
7 - 161
02
7 - 162
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Programming overview
7
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Operating instruction BC II
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
You can generally eliminate the errors specified below yourself, using the described
remedy.
In the case of errors which you cannot eliminate yourself and which are not described in
this Operating Manual, please call your Bizerba customer service point.
Please provide your Bizerba customer service point with the following details:
-
Error description
8.1
8
Fault description
Fault
Cause
No supply voltage.
Rectification
Check and insert power cable.
Check connection plug
Check connection cable
Press On-Off key
Printer jammed.
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Troubleshooting
8.2
Operating instruction BC II
Messages
Operating errors or faults in the electronics are indicated by Cod and an error code digit.
Display
Cod 1 1 2
kg T
kg
Price / kg
Price
Cause
Messages
8
Rectification
Cod 112
Cod 110
Unload scales!
Cod 110
Cod 110
Error 073
PAPErEND
End of paper
incorrect setting
---
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Maintenance
Maintenance
9.1
Cleaning
9.1.1
Cleaning device
_______________________________________________________________________
DANGER
Make sure that no water runs into the device when cleaning.
9
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
CAUTION
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Switch off device before cleaning and pull out power plug.
_______________________________________________________________________
Use warm water with dish-washing detergent (food safe) for cleaning. Use a soft,
non-fraying cloth, moistened lightly.
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Maintenance
9.1.2
Operating instruction BC II
_______________________________________________________________________
9
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Maintenance
9
Fig. 103: Deflection pin, take-up pin
Clean paper deflector
Pull the paper deflector
out sideways.
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9-3
Maintenance
9.1.3
Operating instruction BC II
Ordering information
The cleaning products can be obtained from Bizerba Service or Bizerba technical
consultants.
Cleaner for thermal bar
Cleaning pen 12ml
Order no.: 5077 7050000
or
9
Aerosol can, 200ml
Order no.: 9400 8900133
9-4
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Maintenance
_______________________________________________________________________
Label remover
Aerosol can, 200ml
Order no.: 9594 3000000
9
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Maintenance
9.2
Operating instruction BC II
Maintenance
The load plate must be removed every 4 weeks and loose dirt removed with a brush or
vacuum cleaner.
Replace the load plate and check the zero point of the scale. Switch the scale off and on if
necessary.
9.2.1
Place reference weight of 2x3 kg on the scale and read off the display at 3 and 6kg.
This test must be repeated at regular intervals.
9.2.2
9
Store unprinted thermal paper without direct light exposure to light (original packaging) in
closed box or similar, if possible. It keeps its printability for up to 5 years if stored at max.
60 oC and at a max. of 65% relative air humidity.
Printed thermal paper is readable for up to 10 years if not exposed to direct sunlight and if
kept at temperatures up to a maximum of 30 o C and at a maximum of 65% relative air
humidity.
9.2.3
To avoid faults in the device, only ticket and label rolls may be used that have been
checked and approved by Bizerba.These ticket and label rollers are identified with a
corresponding number.
We are not liable for damage/faults that are produced from using ticket and label rolls that
have not been checked and approved by Bizerba.
Therefore, please order ticket, labels and Linerless rolls only at a Bizerba sales agent near
you:
Bizerba GmbH & Co. KG
Papier und Etiketten
Harpener Hellweg 31
44805 Bochum 1
Germany
Phone: +49 234 / 9557-0
FAX: +49 234 / 5070247
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10
Technical data
10.1
Dimensions
Technical data
Scale BC II 800
L
Length:
W Width:
H Overall height:
H1 Complete height:
342 mm
462 mm
90 mm
H1
512 mm
H
W
10
Length:
360 mm
W Width:
432 mm
H Overall height:
174 mm
W
L
Length:
360 mm
W Width:
487 mm
H Overall height:
174 mm
H1 Complete height:
461 mm
H1
H
W
L
10 - 1
Technical data
10.2
Operating instruction BC II
Power supply
The electrical power supply must comply with the national requirements and tolerances.
Technical data for the mains power supply
Mains supply
Single-phase A.C. voltage, see data on type plate.
Permissible mains voltage tolerance (steady-state) normal:
+6% to -10% of nominal value
Supply frequency:
50/60 Hz
10
10.3
Environmental conditions
The following conditions must always be observed when using electronic retail scales,
POS terminals, weighing and EDP systems, recording equipment and similar devices,
equipment combinations and spare parts.
For other manufacturers' equipment included in our scope of supply, the respective
manufacturer's regulations take preference if they deviate from our conditions.
Threshold values
Device family
Protection
type in
accordanc
e with
IP
EDP systems:
20
+15
(+60)
+30
(+87)
-10
(+14)
+43
(+109)
Retail scales
20
-10
(+14)
+40
(+104)
-20
(-4)
+60
(+140)
External devices
1
Temperature
Relative humidity%
oC Celsius
(degF Fahrenheit)
Operation
Storage
Operation Storage
min.
max.
min.
max. min. max. min.max. 1
8
80
90
20
80
90
10 - 2
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Subject index
A
Addition of customer total, 7 - 85
Article
Allocate supplementary text, 7 - 45
Assign barcode, 7 - 42
Assign product group, 7 - 41
Clear, 7 - 51
Data of origin, 7 - 44
Define, 7 - 40
Define article tare, 7 - 41
Define unit price, 7 - 41
Enter sell-by date, 7 - 42
Overwrite unit price, 7 - 43
Print list, 7 - 50
Report, 7 - 75
Text, 7 - 44
Type, 7 - 43
Weight class, 7 - 44
Assign VAT, to PLU, 7 - 35, 7 - 48
Assisted sale with labels, 6 - 29
Assisted sales with ticket, 6 - 24
Automatic zerosetting, 7 - 87
B
Back-calculation, 7 - 47
Barcode, 7 - 15
Assign Code 128, 7 - 28
Barcode structure example for Code
128, 7 - 26
Barcode structure example, EAN 13, 7
- 20
Check and adopt code structure, 7 - 61
Code 128, 7 - 23
Code structure for all PLUs, 7 - 63
Create barcode structure, 7 - 58
Define structure, 7 - 58
Delete code structure, 7 - 62
EAN 13 structure example, 7 - 22
for article, 7 - 42
for non-PLU, 7 - 65
for PLU, 7 - 42
for total, 7 - 65
Height on label, 7 - 119
Height on ticket, 7 - 108
Instore code, Examples, 7 - 22
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C
Cancellation, 6 - 11
Cash register
Cash register drawer, 6 - 44
Connect cash drawer, 4 - 4
Till function, 7 - 93
11 - 1
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Subject index
Change line, 7 - 10
Check digit, print on label, 7 - 123
Clean label printer, 9 - 3
Cleaning, 9 - 1
Cleaning printer, 9 - 2
Cleaning products, 9 - 4
Clear
Header and footer texts, 7 - 56
RAM, 7 - 150
Supplementary texts, 7 - 56
Tare , 6 - 21
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Number of supplementary texts, 7 137
Set DHCP, 7 - 133
Set number of PLUs, 7 - 137
Set TCP-IP, 7 - 132
start, 7 - 139
Date , Representation, 7 - 83
Date/Time
set, 7 - 81
Setting, 7 - 82
Decimal places, 7 - 138
Code 128, 7 - 23
Assign Code 128, 7 - 28
Operating procedure for structure
creation, 7 - 25
Structure example, 7 - 24, 7 - 26
Commissioning, 4 - 8
Display, 5 - 2
control lighting, 7 - 142
Icons, 5 - 2
Constant, 6 - 13, 7 - 91
Continuous operation, 7 - 36
Multicast IP address, 7 - 141
Multicast port number, 7 - 141
Overview, 7 - 36
Scale type, 7 - 140
UDP port number, 7 - 141
Customer total
Addition, 7 - 87
Addition , 7 - 85
negative, 7 - 88
Rounding, 7 - 105
D
Data field monitoring, 7 - 122
Data of origin, 7 - 44
automatic traceability no., 7 - 29
Manual input, 7 - 29
sales report, 7 - 77
Database configuration, 7 - 132
Memory management, 7 - 136
Number of items (ticket memory), 7 138
11 - 2
Designation label, 2 - 2
Device Configuration, 7 - 81
Device types, 2 - 1
E
EAN 13, 7 - 18
Allocate EAN 13, 7 - 21
Example of structure definition, 7 - 20
Structure example, 7 - 19
End of label, 5 - 12
Environmental conditions, 10 - 2
Explanation of symbols, 1 - 2
F
Fixed weight
Back-calculation, 7 - 47
Create, 7 - 32
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Overview, 7 - 32
Fixed weight , Database
configuration, 7 - 30
Subject index
Input
Special characters, 7 - 11
Text, 7 - 9, 7 - 10
Font
Change on label, 7 - 123
change on ticket, 7 - 111
Footer text
Clear, 7 - 56
Define, 7 - 53
print on ticket, 7 - 109
Printing list, 7 - 55
Foreign currency
Calculation method, 7 - 130
Currency exchange rate, 7 - 131
Currency factor, 7 - 131
Currency symbol, 7 - 130
Decimal places, 7 - 130
print on label, 7 - 124
Print suppl. text on ticket, 7 - 110
Rounding, 7 - 131
Second currency display, 7 - 129
Select function, 7 - 129
Settings, 7 - 129
G
General operating mode settings, 7 87
Guidelines, 2 - 4
H
Header and footer text list, 7 - 4
Header text
Clear, 7 - 56
Define, 7 - 53
Deleting, 7 - 56
print on label, 7 - 120
print on ticket, 7 - 109
Printing list, 7 - 55
I
Initial display, 7 - 1
Initial setting, 7 - 3
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K
Key functions, 5 - 4
Keyboard, 5 - 3, 5 - 4
Functions, 5 - 4
Keyboard, 5 - 4
Membrane keyboard, 5 - 3
Keyboard selection, 7 - 149
11
Keys
Function code table, 7 - 149
Modify function, 7 - 148
Konformittserklrung, 3, 5
L
Label
Barcode printout, 7 - 119
Change font, 7 - 123
Data field monitoring, 7 - 122
Delete configuration, 7 - 128
Label distance, 7 - 118
Label height, 7 - 118
Print article label, 7 - 92
Print total label, 7 - 92
Printing speed, 7 - 126
Release print of:
Alternative text for sell-by date, 7 120
Barcode, 7 - 119
Check digit, 7 - 123
Foreign currency, 7 - 124
Header text, 7 - 120
Logo, 7 - 120
Machine ID, 7 - 123
Operator No., 7 - 123
Packaged-on and sell-by date, 7 118
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Subject index
Price range and texts, 7 - 123
Tare, 7 - 119
Save configuration, 7 - 127
Select configuration, 7 - 128
Set barcode height, 7 - 119
Set date field start, 7 - 121
Set feed, 7 - 155
Set text field start, 7 - 121
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M
Machine ID, print on label, 7 - 123
Main operating mode, 7 - 3, 7 - 84
select, 7 - 85
Mains supply, 3 - 2, 4 - 3
Maintenance, 9 - 1, 9 - 6
Manual input, 6 - 9
Label printer, 5 - 12
Membrane keyboard, 5 - 3
Labeling mode, 7 - 97
Labels
Delete BLD labels, 7 - 69
Device Configuration, 7 - 116
Move print format, 7 - 155
Multi- printing, 6 - 7, 6 - 8
Multiple printing, 7 - 98
Price labeling mode, 6 - 6
Price labeling mode , 6 - 5
Print BLD label list, 7 - 68
Quick-service mode, 6 - 4
rotated layout, 7 - 124
Self-service mode, 6 - 3
Menu call-up, 7 - 2
Leveling of scale, 4 - 2
Lists
Barcode structures, 7 - 6, 7 - 62
BLD label list, 7 - 6
Communication settings, 7 - 135
Delete header and footer text list, 7 56
Delete supplementary text list, 7 - 56
Header and footer text list, 7 - 4, 7 55
Logo list, 7 - 7
Menu settings, 7 - 153
PLU (articles), 7 - 4
PLU article list, 7 - 50
PLU direct keys, 7 - 5, 7 - 103
Supplementary text list, 7 - 5, 7 - 55
Weighing system information, 7 - 154
Logbook monitoring, 7 - 160
Logo
BLD, 7 - 46
Delete, 7 - 68
Print list, 7 - 68
11 - 4
N
Negative customer total, 7 - 88
Network
Display IP address, 7 - 135
Settings, 7 - 132
Non-PLU, Settings, 7 - 64
Numeric code , 7 - 59
O
Operating conditions, 2 - 5
Operating options
Labels multi-printing/fixed weight, 6 - 8
Multi- printing of labels, 6 - 7
Multiple-operator mode, 6 - 2
Overview, 6 - 2
Price labeling mode, 6 - 5, 6 - 6
Quick-service mode, 6 - 4
Self-service mode, 6 - 3
Operational safety, 3 - 2
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Operator, Report, 7 - 77
Operator items display , 7 - 93
Operator report, 7 - 77
Subject index
Print list, 7 - 50
registration, 6 - 16
Report, 7 - 75
Round article total, 7 - 105
Set number, 7 - 137
Tare , 6 - 21
Weight class, 7 - 44
Operator tare, 6 - 22
call up value saved, 6 - 23
save value entered, 6 - 22
save weighed value, 6 - 22
Overview of list, 7 - 4
PLU list, 7 - 4
PLU maintenance, 7 - 39
Define PLU, 7 - 40
Power supply, 10 - 2
Packaged-on date
Alternative text, 7 - 126
print on label, 7 - 118
Paper
Label printer, 5 - 13
Receipt printer, 5 - 11
Price overwrite, 6 - 16
Place of installation, 4 - 1
PLU, 5 - 5
-Overwrite unit price, 6 - 16
Allocate supplementary text, 7 - 45
Article text, 7 - 44
Assign barcode, 7 - 42
Assign product group, 7 - 41
call, 6 - 14
Clear, 7 - 51
Define, 7 - 40
Define PLU tare, 7 - 41
Direct key allocation, 7 - 100
Enter sell-by date, 7 - 42
Input with 10-key keypad, 6 - 15
Number of BLD logo fields per PLU, 7 137
Number of BLD text fields per PLU, 7 137
Number of supplementary texts per
PLU, 7 - 137
Overwrite unit price, 7 - 43
Print article label, 7 - 92
Print direct keys list, 7 - 5
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Direct key mode, 7 - 100
Enter number of digits, 7 - 100
input mode, 7 - 99
Number of digits for input, 7 - 100
Print direct keys, 7 - 103
Range limit, 7 - 101
Print PLU , Device Configuration, 7 100
Print supplement. text list, 7 - 5
Print weighing system information, 7
- 154
Printer, 5 - 8
Label printer, 5 - 12
Printer lid and side cover for BC II 800 ,
5-9
Printer lid BC II 100/200 , 5 - 8
Receipt printer, 5 - 11
11 - 5
11
Subject index
Side cover BC II 100/ 200, 5 - 8
test, 7 - 152
Thermal print head, 5 - 10
Printer settings, 7 - 155
Change printing intensity , 7 - 156
Printing head, open/close, 5 - 10
Printing speed, 7 - 126
Product group, for non-PLU, 7 - 66
Product group report, 7 - 76
Product groups, for PLU, 7 - 41
Product with data of origin, 6 - 45
Programming overview, 7 - 163
Q
Quick- service mode, 7 - 96
11
Quick-service mode, 6 - 4
R
Range limit, 7 - 101
Receipt printer, 5 - 11
Receipt printer paper end, 5 - 11
Rechargeable battery, 4 - 6
Icons, 4 - 7
Reports, 7 - 72
Customer title for reports, 7 - 73
on label, 7 - 79
on ticket, 7 - 74
Operator, 7 - 77
PLU articles, 7 - 75
PLU products, 7 - 75
Product groups, 7 - 76
Scales, 7 - 74
Traceability data sales, 7 - 77, 7 - 78
VAT report, 7 - 79
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S
Safety instructions, 3 - 1
Sales
Clear, 7 - 80
Display, 7 - 80
Print on label, 7 - 79
Sales calculation, 7 - 89
Sales calculation, Release addition, 7
- 89
Scale
Payment in/out, 6 - 44
Sensitivity, 7 - 147
Turn-of f time, 7 - 143
with cash drawer, 6 - 44
Scale number, 7 - 135
Scale report, 7 - 74
Scale switch-off time, 7 - 143
Scales network, Continuous
operation, 7 - 36
Scroll function, 6 - 12
Scrolling messages
activate, 7 - 90
activating, 7 - 14, 7 - 90
Define text, 7 - 14, 7 - 54
Delete text, 7 - 57
print, 7 - 5
select, 7 - 90
Select display location, 7 - 90
Settings, 7 - 90
test, 7 - 91
Second currency, 7 - 151
Change main currency, 7 - 151
Convert PLU price, 7 - 151
Select layout
Label layout, 7 - 85, 7 - 86
Receipt layout, 7 - 85
Ticket layout, 7 - 86
Reverification, 2 - 3
Self-service mode, 6 - 3
Rounding, 7 - 104
By-Count, 7 - 106
Foreign currency, 7 - 131
Supplementary text, 7 - 110
Sell-by date
Alternative text on label, 7 - 120
Print on label, 7 - 118
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Print texts, 7 - 123
Subject index
Printing, 7 - 55
Supply voltage , 3 - 2, 4 - 3
Switch off, 6 - 1
Switch on, 6 - 1
System
Continuous operation, 7 - 36
Identification on system, 7 - 37
Installation, 4 - 5
Multicast IP address, 7 - 141
Multicast port number, 7 - 141
Scale type, 7 - 140
System conditions, 7 - 37
System set-up, 7 - 37
Take device out of the system, 7 - 38
UDP port number, 7 - 141
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T
Talon, 6 - 25, 7 - 94
Tare
Fixed value memory, 7 - 104
print on label, 7 - 119
print on ticket, 7 - 109
Tare
Batch tare, 6 - 19
clear, 6 - 21
Manual tare, 6 - 20
Operator tare, 6 - 22, 6 - 23
PLU tare, 7 - 41
Tare %, 7 - 49
unknown tare, 6 - 18
Tare functions, 6 - 18
PLU tare, 6 - 21
Tare fixed value memory 1 - 4, 6 - 21
Side cover , 5 - 8
Special characters, 7 - 11
Text
Alternative text for packaged-on date,
7 - 126
Alternative text for use-by date, 7 126
Define header and footer text, 7 - 53
Deleting, 7 - 56
Enter PLU text, 7 - 44
Function keys, 7 - 13
Standards, 2 - 4
Subtotal, 6 - 13
Supplementary text
for BLD text fields, 7 - 45
for PLU, 7 - 45
Supplementary texts
Clear, 7 - 56
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Subject index
Input, 7 - 9
print
Header and footer text, 7 - 4, 7 - 55
Supplementary texts, 7 - 5
Printing out overview, 7 - 55
Scrolling messages, 7 - 54
Suppl. article text, 7 - 45
Supplementary text, 7 - 52
Thermal bar, Cleaning, 9 - 2
Thermal paper storage, 9 - 6
Thermal strip, close, 5 - 10
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Ticket
Assisted sales, 6 - 24
Change font, 7 - 111
Correct feed, 7 - 156
Device Configuration, 7 - 108
Number of article text lines, 7 - 111
Open ticket again, 6 - 26, 6 - 27, 7 94
Open tickets, 7 - 88
Print cancellation, 7 - 95
Print foreign currency, 7 - 112
print upon request, 6 - 25
Printing if requested, 7 - 95
Printing VAT included, 7 - 95
Release print of:
Amount paid in/out, 7 - 112
Barcode, 7 - 108
footer text, 7 - 109
Foreign currency suppl. text, 7 - 110
Header text, 7 - 109
Rounding suppl. text, 7 - 110
Supplementary product text, 7 - 112
Tare, 7 - 109
Repeat ticket, 6 - 26
Set barcode height, 7 - 108
Ticket counter, 7 - 111
Ticket repetition, 7 - 94
Ticket design, Overview, 7 - 107
Time, Setting, 7 - 82
Total, 6 - 13
Rounding of article total, 7 - 105
Rounding of customer total, 7 - 105
Total , Total label, 7 - 85
Total sales report, 7 - 79
Clear, 7 - 80
Display, 7 - 80
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Traceability data, 6 - 45
Traceability marker, 7 - 29, 7 - 88
Define traceability number, 7 - 88
Manual input, 7 - 29
PLU data of origin, 7 - 44
U
Unit price, programming, 7 - 41
Unit price input, 6 - 9
via 10-key keypad, 6 - 9
Use-by date, 7 - 42
Alternative text, 7 - 126
for non-PLU, 7 - 64
V
VAT
can be overwritten, 7 - 48
Define for all articles, 7 - 71
Define tax rate, 7 - 70
for non-PLU, 7 - 67
for non-PLU minus, 7 - 67
for non-PLU weighed, 7 - 67
incl. or exclusive, 7 - 70
List, 7 - 8
Maintain, 7 - 69
manage, 7 - 71
Overview, 7 - 34
Printing list, 7 - 71
Text , 7 - 70
Vendors
Keys, 7 - 99
Number, 7 - 123
Verbund, Installation, 4 - 5
Verification information, 2 - 3
W
Waagenverbund, Installation, 4 - 5
Weight class, 7 - 44
Weight input, Manual, 6 - 17
WLAN
Functional diagnosis, 7 - 146
on/off, 7 - 143
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Settings, 7 - 144, 7 - 145
Switch on, 7 - 144
Subject index
Z
Zerosetting, 6 - 1, 7 - 87
Y
Year , 2 or 4-digit, 7 - 82
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Appendix
Declaration of Conformity for BC ll
Declaration of Conformity for BC ll with WLAN
eurofins Certificate modas BWLC-V2
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Appendix
Appendix
Operating instruction BC II
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Hauptverwaltung Balingen
Postfach 10 01 64, 72301 Balingen
Wilhelm-Kraut-Strae 65
72336 Balingen, Germany
D07-09-014
0102 (PTB)
complies with the type described in the type approval certificate and the current
requirements of the following EC directives:
Directive on non-automatic weighing instruments
2009/23/EG (90/384/EWG)
2004/108/EC
2006/95/EC
EMC:
Safety:
DIN EN 60950-1/
Date: June
27th, 2011
Signature of manufacturer:
ppa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Title:
Matthias Harsch
Chief Executive Officer-Sales (CEO-S)
Bizerba GmbH & Co. KG
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Postfach 10 01 64, 72301 Balingen
Wilhelm-Kraut-Strae 65
72336 Balingen, Germany
BC II . . . with WLAN
(BC II 100, 200, 800)
D07-09-014
0102 (PTB)
complies with the type described in the type approval certificate and the current
requirements of the following EC directives:
Directive on non-automatic weighing instruments
2009/23/EG
2004/108/EC
2006/95/EC
EMC:
Safety:
DIN EN 60950-1
WLAN:
Date:
Signature of manufacturer:
ppa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Title:
Matthias Harsch
Chief Executive Officer-Sales (CEO-S)
Bizerba GmbH & Co. KG
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