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General| Type | Postage Meter |
|---|---|
| Speed | Up to 18 letters per minute |
| Printing Technology | Inkjet |
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Power Requirements | 220-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Feeder Type | Automatic |
| Minimum Envelope Size | 140 x 90 mm |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Compatibility | PC, Mac |
| Display | LCD |
Details the manual's sections, including features, operations, and system configuration.
Covers essential safety precautions for power, compliance, and general handling of the mailing system.
Explains symbols used in the manual to denote warnings, attention, notes, and tips.
Provides definitions for acronyms used throughout the manual.
Identifies and describes the main components and internal parts of the mailing system.
Details the functions of the control panel buttons, display areas, and keyboard layout.
Explains the rear and side connectors, including power, USB, LAN, and weighing platform ports.
Describes Energy Star compliance and how to switch the system between Sleep and Soft Off modes.
Explains the types of imprints (Standard, Amount correction, Received) and their parameters.
Guides through mail sorting, logging in, and selecting the imprint type for efficient mail processing.
Details how to apply postage, re-date mail, and correct postage amounts for standard mail.
Explains how to process incoming mail by printing the date or 'Received' status.
Covers detailed settings like changing accounts, selecting rates, and entering postage amounts.
Describes additional functions such as counting mail pieces by weighing.
Introduces the postage meter, its function, and the need for regular connections to postal services.
Explains how to check available funds and add funds to the mailing system's meter.
Details the requirement for periodic meter connections for postal security and how to unlock the meter.
Explains how to track postage by account/department and control user access with PIN codes.
Introduces the 'Account Modes' that set up Accounts and Access control functions.
Provides guidance on setting up 'No account' and 'No account with access control' modes.
Details how to display and change the system's 'Account Mode' setting.
Covers account parameters, management, creation, editing, activation, and deletion.
Lists available reports for mailing system usage, funds, accounts, and system data.
Explains how to select, display, and print various reports on screen or via other output devices.
Details the Daily Usage Report, including requirements, outputs, and fields.
Describes the Funds Summary Report, including outputs and fields related to fund usage.
Explains how to generate the Account List Report, detailing requirements, outputs, and data.
Details the Machine Configuration Report, listing supervisor settings for imprint, funds, and connections.
Highlights features like online reporting, eConfirmation, rate updates, ink alerts, and slogan downloads.
Explains automatic and manual calls for connecting to online services for updates and data uploads.
Describes how to upload report data to the services server, either automatically or manually.
Covers services like Ink Management, Rate Protection, and Account Level options.
Explains USPS services for delivery confirmation, signature, and certified mail tracking.
Introduces the iMeter PC Link application, its functions for managing funds, online services, support, and settings.
Describes functions for displaying and adding funds, and managing account balances via the application.
Explains how to call E-Services, upload statistics, and upload eServices records using the application.
Provides access to customer knowledge base, user guide download, and checking for software updates.
Details how to configure alerts for scheduled or missed server connections within the application.
Covers maintenance functions like resynchronizing with OLS, backing up settings, and performing diagnostics.
Describes user and supervisor settings, including display language and screen contrast adjustments.
Explains how to log in and out of supervisor mode for system configuration and advanced functions.
Details how to change the display language for user sessions and set a default language.
Covers adjusting display contrast for user sessions and setting a default contrast.
Explains how to change 'Sleep' and 'Soft off' time-out settings for both user and supervisor modes.
Details setting high-value warning amounts and low-funds thresholds to alert users.
Describes how to set or cancel a PIN code for authorized access to add postage.
Covers changing default weighing type, zeroing the platform, and setting the GEO code.
Explains how to set default rates, text, slogans, and automatic date advance.
Details how to create, edit, modify, and delete imprint memories for quick setup.
Guides on selecting and configuring connections for postal services or online services.
Covers Daylight Savings Time transitions and checking machine time and date.
Explains how to update the system by adding options, postal rates, texts, or slogans.
Details how to read and delete messages received from the mailing system or customer service.
Covers consulting the option list and activating/loading new options.
Explains how to display, modify, delete, and download slogans for mail imprints.
Details how to display rate tables and download new postal rate tables for calculations.
Describes the process for downloading and installing new system software for enhancements or updates.
Explains how to check ink level, align print heads, clean heads, and change the ink cartridge.
Covers installation, base/PSD swapping, and updating registration procedures.
Addresses issues with the weighing platform not displaying correct weight and provides troubleshooting steps.
Explains how to access diagnostics and display system data like software, hardware, events, and counters.
Details envelope dimensions, including maximum and minimum sizes and flap angle.
Provides key specifications for dimensions, weight, power frequency, current rating, and power supply.
Specifies the maximum capacity of the weighing platform, both standard and optional.
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