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Pitney Bowes manual DM230L, DM330L, DM350L Operating Guide

Models: DM230L DM330L DM350L

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DM230L, DM330L, DM350L Operating Guide

1.LED - Lights green when your control centre is on. Turns orange when your control centre is in sleep mode.

2.Operator Display - Shows the current status of your control centre. It normally displays the settings you use most often.

3.Lock Control Centre - When on, this feature prevents unauthorized use of your control centre. Enter your four-digit password to unlock the control centre.

4.Normal Preset - Press to return to the factory default setting.

5.Custom Presets - Press to select from a list of up to 10 custom set- tings. You can assign a number of values (e.g., ad, account number and others) to each custom preset.

6.Date/Ad - Press to change the date or choose the ad you want to print.

7.Account - (This feature is optional.) Press to select from a list of accounts. The control centre charges the postage used to the account you select and stores the information for report printing.

8.Tape - Press to print a tape strip. Apply tape strips to oversize enve- lopes and packages. NOTE: The Tape button is only functional with the DM330L and DM350L.

9.Acct/Batch Totals - Press to see the total postage used and number of pieces charged to an account. If the accounting feature is not enabled (on), the display shows the total postage used and number of pieces of mail processed since the batch register was last reset.

10.Class - Press to select the class of mail service. This is a required action for all mail processing jobs.

11.Refill - Press to add postage to your control centre.

12.Options (no) - Press to select operating mode, check print quality, print reports or set your system up. Also press to answer “No” to a display prompt.

13.Enter (yes) - Press to confirm an operation or answer “Yes” to a prompt.

14.Funds - Press to see the postage funds available, funds used and number of mail pieces processed by your system. You can also print a funds report for your records.

15.Alpha Keypad - Use this to type in account names and other information when you set your system up.

16.Numeric Keypad - Use this to key in postage values (Corrections, Statement of Mailings / Manifests), refill amounts and other numerical information. Press CE/C to clear an entry or move back through the setup menus to exit them.

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DM230L, DM330L, DM350L specifications

Pitney Bowes, a renowned leader in mailing and shipping solutions, has developed a suite of advanced mailing machines designed to enhance efficiency and productivity for businesses of all sizes. Among its innovative offerings are the DM350L, DM330L, and DM230L models, each equipped with cutting-edge technologies and features tailored to meet diverse mailing needs.

The DM350L stands out as a robust mailing system, ideal for medium to large businesses that require high-volume processing. It boasts a maximum mailing speed of up to 140 letters per minute, significantly improving workflow and reducing processing time. The machine features an intuitive user interface with a touchscreen display, allowing users to easily navigate through various functions such as address printing, sealing, and weighing. Additionally, the DM350L incorporates a built-in scale that automatically calculates postage, ensuring accurate pricing for every mail piece, thus eliminating manual errors.

Next in line, the DM330L is optimized for small to medium-sized businesses looking to streamline their mailing processes. It offers a slightly lower mailing speed compared to the DM350L, yet still maintains efficiency with a rate of up to 105 letters per minute. The DM330L's user-friendly interface and programmable settings allow businesses to create custom mailing applications tailored to their specific needs. This model also supports advanced branding options with the ability to print logos and messages directly onto mail pieces, helping businesses enhance their marketing efforts.

The DM230L serves as an entry-level mailing system, designed for smaller businesses or departments that require streamlined mailing without extensive features. It operates at a speed of up to 60 letters per minute, making it ideal for low to moderate volume mailing. Despite being entry-level, the DM230L does not skimp on functionality; it features an integrated scale and provides accurate postage calculations. Its compact design makes it a perfect fit for limited workspace environments while still enabling essential mailing operations.

All three models leverage advanced technology, including intelligent mail processing and smart postage accounting, allowing users to track their mailing expenses effectively. Moreover, they are compatible with cloud-based services, enabling businesses to manage their mailing operations remotely and access data analytics, improving overall decision-making.

In conclusion, the Pitney Bowes DM350L, DM330L, and DM230L offer unique solutions tailored to different business needs in mailing operations. With features that enhance user experience, improve workflow, and integrate cutting-edge technologies, these machines empower companies to optimize their mailing processes efficiently. Whether for high-volume correspondence or small business needs, Pitney Bowes provides options that cater to every mailing requirement.