What does 'Code structure not defined' mean on Bizerba SC II 400?
If your Bizerba Scales display 'Code structure not defined', it means you are scanning an article with a code digit (e.g. 21....... ) that refers to a code structure number not defined in the 'Data maintenance' / 'Code structures' menu. Correct the code digit or define a code structure to correspond to the code digit in the 'Data maintenance' / 'Code structures' menu.
What to do if Bizerba SC II 400 Scales show 'Operator is not a cashier!'?
If your Bizerba Scales show 'Operator is not a cashier!', and the SC II is operated with the setting 'Configuration' / 'Cash desk' / 'Amount tend./change op.' set to YES, check the settings for the applicable operator in the 'Data maintenance' / 'Operator data' menu.
What to do if Bizerba SC II 400 Scales say 'Please press key'?
If your Bizerba Scales display 'Please press key' when self-service mode is activated, press the button.
What does 'No customer number' mean on Bizerba SC II 400 Scales?
If your Bizerba Scales display 'No customer number' during sales during overlapping service with customer/operator link, the operator used does not have a link to a customer no.
What does 'Customer no. is already used by Operator: XXX' mean on Bizerba Scales?
If your Bizerba Scales display 'Customer no. is already used by Operator: XXX' during sales during overlapping service with customer/operator link, the customer no. is occupied by another operator. Undo the customer/operator link.
What does 'Seasonal PLU locked' mean on Bizerba SC II 400?
If your Bizerba Scales display 'Seasonal PLU locked' when a PLU is opened, switch off the menu item 'PLU locked' in the menu 'PLU maintenance' / 'Other'.
What does 'Not in tare range' mean on Bizerba SC II 400?
If your Bizerba Scales show 'Not in tare range' during sales, it means the scales were in an underload range when attempting to tare. To fix this, unload the scales, reset them, and then retry the taring process.
Why is the weight value display not at zero on Bizerba SC II 400 Scales?
If your Bizerba Scales display a weight value that is not at zero or appears modified, it could be due to a few reasons: the load plate may not be correctly positioned, there might be objects on the load plate, or there could be soiling on or beneath the load plate. To fix this: * Clean the load plate. * Position it correctly. * Remove any objects. Also, ensure the scale is leveled properly.
What to do if Bizerba SC II 400 Scales say 'Please log on cashier'?
If your Bizerba Scales show 'Please log on cashier', it means no cashier is logged in within the cash register mode. To resolve this, log on a cashier using the 'Operator log on/off' key. Also, verify the 'Cashier' setting is active for the operator in 'Data maintenance' / 'Operator data'.
Why is my Bizerba SC II 400 Scales printer not printing?
If your Bizerba Scales printer won't print, it might be because the print bar is open. Make sure to close the print bar correctly.
General| Max. Load | 6 kg / 15 kg |
|---|---|
| Readability | 1 g / 2 g |
| Display | LCD |
| Power supply | 230 V AC |
| Weighing capacity | 6 kg / 15 kg |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Interfaces | RS232, Ethernet |
Explanation of danger levels and their meaning in warnings.
Information related to scale verification and legal requirements.
Details on metrology marks, conformity assessment, and trade use in EU countries.
Explanation of verification processes and validity periods for scales.
Lists standards and directives related to measuring technology.
Lists standards related to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
Lists standards related to electrical safety.
Important conditions to note before and during device operation.
Details on power supply installation and international specifications.
Instructions and rules for wireless LAN device network usage.
Identifies hazards related to the scale system and safety precautions.
Specifies qualifications and responsibilities for personnel operating the equipment.
Information on putting the device into operation and initial setup.
Instructions on how to switch the device on and its requirements.
Instructions for installing and assembling the scale device.
Customer's responsibility for installing the power supply according to standards.
Crucial checks before connecting the device to the mains power.
Instructions and cautions for making cable connections to the device.
Explanation of basic and extended keyboard functions and configuration.
Instructions on how to power on the scale device.
Procedure for safely switching off the scale device.
Methods for accessing Product Look-Up (PLU) data for articles.
Steps following a PLU call-up.
Procedures for canceling articles before completing a transaction.
Procedures related to tare balancing for various scenarios.
Procedures for tare balancing with known tare values.
Using cash register functions, including pay-in/pay-out.
Handling articles with various price types like graduated or fixed prices.
Handling articles with fixed weight and price.
Using "By count" PLUs for piece articles with saved piece numbers.
Table listing common faults, their causes, and elimination steps.
List of text messages, their causes, and remedies.
General instructions and precautions for cleaning the device.
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