Connect+® Series Operator Guide
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Auto envelope printing- select this option if you have a stack of envelopes that can
be run through the system. The system will automatically feed the envelope and
print postage.
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Envelope or tape printing - select this option if you have a stack of mail that is a
mix of envelopes and packages (mail pieces that can be run through the system
and others that require tape). Each time you remove a piece of mail from the scale,
you will be required to select either Start or Tape to print postage.
d. Place a stack of mail on the scale and select OK.
3. Select the class of service, for example, First Class.
4.
Remove one piece of mail.
NOTE:Remove each piece of mail in a single continuous upward motion. Do not slide
the mailpiece across mail on the scale.
5. The system calculates how much that piece of mail weighs by checking how much less
the stack of mail weighs.
6. If the destination or ZIPcode or country is needed for the piece of mail, the system will
prompt you for it.
7.
If you selected the
Auto tape printing
option, the system will print a postage tape.
If you selected the
Auto envelope printing
option, place the piece of mail on the feed
deck. The system will automatically feed the envelope and print postage.
If you selected the
Envelope or tape printing
option, select Tape to print a postage tape or
place the piece of mail on the feed deck and select Start.
8. When the last item is removed from the scale, the system asks you if you want to print
postage just in case you are removing an empty mail tray.
Editing the Differential Weighing Threshold
When you use the Differential weighing method, each piece of mail must weigh at least as
much as the Differential weighing threshold.
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If you set the threshold too high, the scale will not recognize the removal of a piece of
mail that falls below the weight threshold.
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If you set the threshold too low, you may be prompted to return a piece of mail to the
scale. This will happen if the weight cannot be recorded properly due to bounce on the
scale.
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