Bizerba GLP 80 - LABELING; CALLING UP ARTICLE DATA

Labeling
Operating instructions GLP
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2 LABELING
The article data to be printed on the label is usually stored in the unit under a PLU
number and sometimes also under a customer number. If required, article data
may also be entered directly. The relevant presettings are described in section 3
”PRESETTINGS FOR LABELING”.
2.1 Calling up article data
2.1.1 Description
The article date stored for each article to be labeled may be called up in different
ways. Please check the PLU change mode set at mode level 5 of your unit and
call the article data accordingly.
If the PLU softkey is displayed in crossed out, the input of a PLU number via the
keyboard is disabled. The PLU change is then made via another unit (EDP,
scanner etc.).
To call up article data the following possibilities are available:
-- Call up article data via the PLU number (see section 2.1.2).
-- Call up article data via the PLU and the customer number (see section 2.1.3).
-- Call up article data via input of relevant article text, if attribute “PLU text” is acti-
vated in the database in mode level 5 (see section 2.1.4)
-- Call up article data via input of known PLU number and selection from article
list (see section 2.1.5)
-- Call up article data via input of known customer number and selection from ar-
ticle list (see section 2.1.6)
-- Call up article data via the PLU number and pre--defined customer number
(see section 2.1.7).
-- Call up article data via direct PLU keys (see section 2.1.9).
The PLU numbers must be allocated to the direct PLU keys beforehand.
-- Call up article data via Quick keyboard (see section 2.1.10). The Quick keybo-
ard must have been activated beforehand and the articles concerned assigned
via their PLU numbers to the Quickbuttons (see page 1 -- 71).
-- Call up article data directly via the EDP or a PC program (see section 2.1.11).
-- Call up article data directly by reading a scancode on the package (see section
2.1.12).
An error during PLU change can only be explicitly canceled by a
correct change, e.g. by calling an existing and error--free PLU!
After having called the stored PLU data via the set PLU change mode, check whe-
ther the displayed article data corresponds to the article to be labeled. In this way
you avoid incorrect article labeling.
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