1 • Introduction
Glossary (continued)
Batch | A part of the meter's memory that stores |
Register | the total postage spent and the number of |
| mailpieces processed. If your meter has |
| the optional departmental accounting fea- |
| ture, it stores this data in memory for each |
| account. You can clear the contents of the |
| batch register if you want. |
Default | A value or setting the meter automatically |
| returns to after a set period of time. As de- |
| livered, your meter has |
| You may change these if you wish. |
Descending | The postage funds available for use. The |
Register | imprint produced by the postage meter as |
($ Available) | shown in the figure on page |
| “indicia” means “postal markings.” The |
| markings may include: |
| An Ad Slogan: This is an optional part of |
| the indicia that lets you convey your own |
| special message to the mail recipient. You |
| may choose from a great variety of stan- |
| dard and custom ads available from the PB |
| Supply Line™. Ads are supplied in a |
| slogan cartridge. (See Chapter 8). |
| A Postal Inscription: (B700 only) This in- |
| formation appears next to the indicia or ad |
| slogan and complies with postal regulations |
| concerning the class of delivery or service. |
| An endorsement is similar to an inscription, |
| but appears in the area normally reserved |
| for the ad slogan because of space require- |
| ments. Inscriptions are available from the |
| PB Supply Line™ (See Chapter 8). |
| The Date |
| The City/State |
| The Meter's Serial Number |
| Origin ZIP Code |
| Information for Post Office Use |
SV60941 Rev. B |