CAS TP Series Manuel utilisateur

Price Computing Scale

OWNER’S MANUAL

TP Series

(VER.2)

CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS 4

PREFACE 6

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 6

OPERATIONS 8

1. General Weighing 8

2. Weighing with Tare 9

3. How to Set % TARE 10

4. How to Use % TARE 11

5. How to Save a PLU 12

6. How to Call up a PLU 14

7. How to Save a Currently Called Unit Price 15

8. 1/2 Function 16

9. 1/4 Function 17

10. Auto-Power Off 18

11. How to Set the Back-light Function 19

12. Tare Option 20

13. How to Charge the Battery 20

ERROR MESSAGE 21

SPECIFICATIONS 22

PRECAUTIONS

Precautions when installing the scale. To ensure that you get the most from your

scale, please follow these instruction. Make sure to plug your scale into the proper power outlet. For maximum

performance, plug into a power outlet 30 minutes before the usage for warm up.

Do not disassemble the scale.

When any damage or defect occurs,

contact your CAS

authorized dealer

immediately for

proper repair.

Do not overload beyond the maximum

weight limit.

Do not pull the plug by its cord when

unplugging. Damaged cord could cause

electric shock or fire.

To prevent from fire occurring, Do not

place or use the scale near flammable or

corrosive gas.

Avoid placing the scale near heater

or in direct sunlight.

Scale must be grounded to minimize

electricity static. This will minimize

defect or electric shock.

Use proper Adapter. Incorrect adapter

could damage the scale.

Insert plug firmly to wall outlet to

prevent electric shock.

To reduce electric shock or incorrect

reading, Do not spill water on the scale

or place it in humid condition.

Warning

For consistent and accurate reading,

maintain periodical check by your

CAS authorized dealer.

Avoid sudden shock to the scale.

Internal mechanism could be damaged.

Take the battery out when scale is not in

use for long time. Leakage from the

batteries is hazardous.

Place the scale on firm and temperature

consistent environment.

Keep the scale away from other

electromagnetic generating devices.

This may interfere with accurate

reading.

Grab on the bottom of the scale when

moving. Do not hold by the platter.

Attention

If the scale is not properly level, please

adjust the 4 legsat the bottom of the scale

(turn legs clockwise or counterclockwise)

so as to center the bubble of the leveling

gauge inside the indicated

circle.

PREFACE

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

Thank you for purchasing our CAS TP-Series.

These series have been designed with CAS reliability, under rigid quality control

and with outstanding performance. Your specialty departments can enjoy these

high quality reliable CAS products.

We believe that your needs will be satisfied and you will have proper reliability.

This manual will help you with proper operation and care of the TP-Series.

Please keep it handy for future reference.

OVERALL VIEW

PLATTER

DISPLAY

LEVELING

GAUGE

ADJUSTING

BOLT KEYBOARD

7890

45600

123C

OFF

SAVE

%TARE

ZERO TARE

%SET EL

MW MR 1/2 1/4

WEIGHT

ZEROZERO NETNET

MODEL: TP-1

SAVESAVE

TOTAL PRICE S

UNIT PRICE S/lb

CAPACITY : 0~3lCAPACITY : 0~3lb¡¿¡¿0.01lb/30~60l.01lb/30~60lb¡¿¡¿0.02lb.02lb

DISPLAY & KEYBOARD

FUNCTIONS

SAVE

%SET

1 / 2

1 / 4

%TARE

Used to enter all the numerical data.

Used to enter a double zero.

Used to clear erroneous entries and to clear PLUs that have been

called-up

Used to save currently called unit price

Used to save and call % TARE.

Used to set % TARE.

Used to call up a indirect PLU.

Used to save a PLU to the memory.

This key allows the sale of items by unit price per half lb.

This function doubles the price.

This key allows the sale of items by unit price per quarter lb.

This function quadruples the price.

KEYS DESCRIPTIONS

OFF

ZERO

TARE

Used to set the zero point to 0.00.

Used to enter a tare weight.

Used to delete a tare weight.

No function

Turns on and off the power.

Used to turn on/off the back-light.

KEYS DESCRIPTIONS

OPERATIONS

Turn on the display by pressing the ON/OFF key.

When you turn on the display, the display will show all the segments and

count up “0” to “9”. (If you want to stop it, press any key.)

When you turn on the display, make sure that platter is empty.

Otherwise, the display will show the “OFL”. (Refer to ERROR MESSAGE)

When you need to zero adjustment, press the ZERO key.

Then the display will show “0.000”. Make sure that the ZERO lamp is on.

1. General Weighing

100 0

Place the commodity on the platter.

Enter a unit price, then you will see the total price.

TARE

Place the container on the platter.

2. Weighing with Tare

Tare is the weight of container being used for a commodity.

The TARE key subtracts the weight of the container.

Press the TARE key. Make sure that ZERO and TARE lamps

should be on.

Place a commodity in the container, then the display will

show net weight of the commodity.

3. How to Set % TARE

Note that you can enter up to 99% tare.

100 0

Enter a unit price, then you will see the total price.

Remove the container and the commodity, then the display

will show the weight of container with “

”.

TARE

Press the TARE key.

%SET

Press the % SET key.

2 0

%TARE

If you want to set tare to 20%, enter 20 and press % TARE

key.

%TARE

Press the % TARE key.

%TARE

Press the % TARE key.

100

%TARE

Enter a unit price(1.00) and press the % TARE key.

Press the % TARE key.

4. How to Use % TARE

If you place an item(1.00 lb), the display shows 0.80 lb because you set the tare to 20%.

5. How to Save a PLU

This function save each PLU into a internal back up memory.

PLU means Price Look Up which has a unit price.

Direct PLU

100 00

Enter a unit price by pressing the numeric keys.

Press one of the direct PLU keys, then this price will

be stored.

1 000

Enter a unit price by pressing the numeric keys.

Press the MW key.

500 MW

If you use tare for this PLU, enter the weight of container

and press the MW key. (5.00lb)

If you do not use tare for this PLU, press the MW key.

500 MW

Press the MW key.

If you use tare for this PLU, enter the weight of container

and press the MW key. (5.00lb)

If you do not use tare for this PLU, press the MW key.

Note: If you have set Tare option to On, you can program tare.

(Refer to Tare Option)

Note: If you have set Tare option to On, you can program tare.

(Refer to 12. Tare Option)

Indirect PLU

There are 199 indirect PLUs from 1 to 199.

Note: Before you call up a PLU, you should save it to the memory.

100 MW

Enter the address of PLU and press the MW key.

(Address: 100)

Press one of the direct PLU keys that you wish to call, then

the display will show the unit price.

Place a commodity with container, then will see the total

price.

100 MR

Enter the address of a PLU and press the MR key.

(Address: 100)

Place a commodity with container, then you will see

the total price.

SAVE

Press the SAVE key and enter the unit price or press one

of the PLU (M1~M15) keys that you wish to call.

You will see the tare and the unit price.

6. How to Call up a PLU

Direct PLU

7. How to Save a Currently Called Unit Price

Indirect PLU

8. 1/2 Function

This function doubles the unit price.

Place the commodity on the Platter.

200 00

Enter a unit price with numeric keys.

200 00

Enter a unit price with numeric keys.

1/4

Press the 1/4 key, then the price shows the qUArt.

The unit price will be quadruple.

1/2

Press the 1/2 key, you will see the HALF on the unit price

display.

Remove the commodity from the platter. The display saves currently called unit price.

You can weigh another commodity which has a same unit price.

The unit price will be double.

Note: If you want clear this unit price, press the C key.

To release this function, press the SAVE key.

9. 1/4 Function

This function quadruples the unit price.

10. Auto-Power Off

Auto-power off function makes the battery's life span longer.

When you do not operate the scale, this function makes the power OFF

automatically.

How to cancel the last transaction in the daily total price.

11. How to Set the Back-light Function

After setting the auto-power off, press the ZERO key then you can set the

back-light function.

ZERO

OFF

Press the ZERO and ON/OFF key at the same time.

(If you have set this before, the display will show

that value.)

TARE

Press the TARE key until the display shows option that you

wish to take. (Refer to Table 2)

TARE

Press the TARE key, until the display shows the xx

that you wish to set.

(Refer to Table 1.)

ZERO

Press the ZERO key. Then the scale saves what you

programmed and shows the End , then count up 0to

9. You can go to normal mode.

DISPLAY DESCRIPTION

nO This function will not turn the power off automatically.

10 If you don’t operate the scale for 10 minutes, this function makes the power OFF.

30 If you don’t operate the scale for 30 minutes, this function makes the power OFF.

60 If you don’t operate the scale for 60 minutes, this function makes the power OFF.

Table 1.

OPTION DESCRIPTIONS

ALL On Backlight is always ON.

OFF Backlight is always OFF.

ON If there is an item on the platter, backlight is always on or if you press any key,

backlight is ON for 3 seconds.

3 Backlight is ON for 3 seconds, when the weight is stable or when you press any keys.

5 Backlight is ON for 5 seconds, when the weight is stable or when you press any keys.

10 Backlight is ON for 10 seconds, when the weight is stable or when you press any keys.

Table 2

Note: Regardless of this setting, you can turn on or off the back-light by pressing

the EL key. You can also turn off the back light by pressing any keys.

(If you use the EL key, battery’s life will be shortened)

If the scale shows “LobAt”, the back-light does not work. In this case, you

have to replace the battery with a new one.

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