Network Computing Devices LSQ-40L quick start manual Placing Text on the Label

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You should see something similar to PCCCCCCWWWWW.

This is the bar code layout. Below are the meanings of the letters that make up the bar code.

P = PREFIX (start code)

W= WEIGHT

C= PRODUCT CODE

T = TOTAL SALE

A = AGENTS#

N = QUANTITY OF PRODUCTS

X = NULL VARIABLE

The prefix code usually starts with 2 or 02. So the first letter(s) will have to be P or

PP.Most weighed barcodes look like PCCCCCCTTTTT or PPCCCCCTTTTT. The 13th digit is the end code that is set by the scale. The car code has to be 12 digits long or the POS may not read it.

You can change the code by using left and right arrow buttons and make changes by typing letters on the keyboard. Press ENTER when finished.

After pressing ENTER, PREFIX will appear. Type in the code and press ENTER.

PLACING TEXT ON THE LABEL:

Some planning on how to layout the label is strongly recommended before proceeding. One way to do this is by using the template below.

LEFT

CENTER

RIGHT

LINE 1 LINE 2 LINE 3 LINE 4 LINE 5 LINE 6 LINE 7 LINE 8

LINE 9

LINE 10

NOTE: You must consider the font size and what text you actually need to have on the label. You can print samples as you are formatting the label.

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Contents Quick Start Manual Index Communications with the Scale Cleaning the ScalePage Quick Test of the Printer Setting UP the Scale for First TimePage Configuring Your Network on Your Computer Setting UP the NetworkTo SEE/CHANGE Scales IP Address Configuring Your Network on the ScaleTo ADD a NEW Scale to the Network Starting UP the LSQ-40L SoftwareConfigure General Parameters What YOU can Enter on this Screen Adding Products to the ScaleAssigning Products to the Main Keyboard Moving Products to and from ScaleUnder the Options BOX General ConfigurationBAR Code TAB To Customize a Label General TAB PasswordsPrinted Text on Label Print FormatProgramming Using the Scales Keyboards Edit Scrolling Message To SET Amount of Text Lines to be PrintedConfiguration Enter Setting UP the Label PrintSetting UP the Barcode Removing the BAR CodePlacing Text on the Label Below is a list of what you can put on a label SET UP Text on LabelKEY Assignation Adding PLU’SProgramming Mode Problem Cause Page Limited Warranty Statement How to obtain Warranty Service Important Packing and Shipping Instructions