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bPro® Compact Scale User’s Guide 64067202.R1

METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 1-4 Leveling the Scale Adjust the four feet until the bubble, located under the scale platter, is in the c

Chapter 2: Operating Instructions Machine Configuration 2-1 2 Operating Instructions Machine Configuration The customer/operator display of the

METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 2-2 Keyboard The keyboard consists of a membrane switch-pad and an overlay that provides tactile feedback an

Chapter 2: Operating Instructions Keyboard 2-3Special functions Pressing PRINT when there is no weight on the platter will advance a blank label. Pr

METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 2-4 Text Editing Mode When editing text fields, the user will find the bPro very flexible. The buttons do

Chapter 2: Operating Instructions Text Editing Mode 2-5Text Editing Window There are up to 15 lines per Text item. There can be multiple sentences p

METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 2-6 Main Screen Initially, the bPro boots to a screen that looks much like the one pictured below. This home

Chapter 2: Operating Instructions PLU Pricing Modes 2-7 PLU Pricing Modes PLU is an abbreviation for Price Look Up. The PLU is a reference number as

METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 2-8 PLU Screens The PLU screen will vary based on the type of PLU that is being displayed: By Weight, By Cou

Chapter 2: Operating Instructions Calling Up PLUs 2-9 Calling Up PLUs When the bPro® is in Service Mode, the screen will display the Main PLU manage

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METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 2-10 Printing Labels Once the PLU has been called up, make any needed changes, and then press the Print butt

Chapter 2: Operating Instructions Temporary Overrides 2-11 Temporary Overrides Temporary Overrides are certain values can be adjusted for the curren

METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 2-12 For your notes

Chapter 3: Configuration Introduction 3-1 3 Configuration Introduction Setup for the bPro® is controlled from the Configuration screen. This is

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-2 Program Menu Database Database Traceability Enable Function Keys Print Reports Quick PLU Change Ed

Chapter 3: Configuration Database 3-3 Database This path takes the user to the Database cascade where he or she may make changes to the individual P

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-4 Quick PLU Change The Quick PLU Change menu is meant to allow for modification of the selected PLU with

Chapter 3: Configuration Database 3-5Quick Label Change Change the selected PLU’s first and second label printing characteristics Quick Special Messa

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-6 Edit PLU Via the Edit PLU menu, a user may completely redefine a product entry. Listed in a continuous

Chapter 3: Configuration Database 3-7 Database Extra Text The Database Extra Text menu is responsible for the modification of existing extra text ent

Publication Revision History Part Number Date Revisions 64067202 12/08 New manual 64067202 04/10 Revisions to chapters 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 Tradem

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-8 Database Nutrifacts In order to best use the Database Nutrifacts menu, the user should be familiar with

Chapter 3: Configuration Database 3-9 Database Special Message The Database Special Message menu allows the user to alter, copy or list-print the spe

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-10 Database Traceability Edit Lot Number; Edit Process Date; Edit Supplier Information Upon entering any

Chapter 3: Configuration Database 3-11 Database Delete As one might expect, this menu is used to permanently delete entries from the unit database. C

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-12 Clone Scale DISCLAIMER: The Clone Scale function is meant to be used by trained Mettler-Toledo techni

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-13 Unit Setup The Unit Setup menu contains many of the options necessary to tune the bPro unit to a user’s spe

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-14 Store Information Edit the store info text field. This data is printed on the label in the field of the

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-15 PLU Auto Call The PLU Auto Call menu allows the user to determine how many keystrokes will be required to be

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-16 Active Tare Selects whether Tare 1 or Tare 2 will be used when a PLU is called. PLU Display Align S

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-17 PLU Presets The PLU Presets menu allows the user to assign PLUs to the left-hand keys on the bPro keypad. I

PRECAUTIONS WARNING ONLY PERMIT QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO SERVICE THIS EQUIPMENT. EXERCISE CARE WHEN MAKING CHECKS, TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS THAT MUS

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-18 Delete Custom Formats This option allows you to delete the custom label formats in the database. Selec

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-19 Network Address To check the various address specifics of the unit, a user needs simply go to the Network Ad

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-20 Wireless Configuration This section allows you to set up your wireless device via a few simple switche

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-21 Store Logo To select a Store Logo that will print on many of the unit’s labels, a user must simply make a se

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-22 Marquee A user may enable or modify the marquee features of the bPro by accessing the Marquee menu in

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-23 Barcode Settings In the Barcode Settings menu, the user can not only select the format of the barcodes that

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-24 Set Time and Date As its name suggests, the Set Time and Date menu deals with synchronizing the scale

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-25 Enable Function Keys This menu allows the user to set the functionality for each of the unit’s keys. The ind

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-26 User Define The User Define menu allows various parameters to be changed that dictate the appearance o

Chapter 3: Configuration Unit Setup 3-27 Sales Online SALES ONLINE is a scale application that allows floating vendor functionality where multiple PL

CONTENTS 1 Introduction ... 1-1 General ...

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 3-28 Process Mode The Process Mode menu allows the user to designate PLUs as certain types, thus assigning

Chapter 4: Labels Loading Labels 4-1 4 Labels Loading Labels The bPro label loading procedure is a simple one and can be worked through by any

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-2 3.) Unlock the printhead by pressing on the green lock-lever. 4.) Install the label roll on the supply

Chapter 4: Labels Loading Labels 4-3 5.) Pull the liner back and route it under the bottom guide. Gently pull out on the green knob on the liner take

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-4 7.) Press down on the printhead latch until it locks down. 8.) When the printer has been loaded with pr

Chapter 4: Labels Default Label Styles 4-5 Default Label Styles Below is a list of default label styles broken into their default numbers (left colu

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-6 These t Label Requirements These thermal labels requirements apply to the BPro® printers. This section

Chapter 4: Labels Label Requirements 4-7TOTAL THICKNESS LABEL + ADHESIVE + LINER Total Thickness Label + Adhesive + Liner: 159 ± 17 μ METER (0.0056 t

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-8 SLITTING The release liner must be slit cleanly and be made free of edge slivers and dust by vacuuming o

Chapter 4: Labels Label Requirements 4-9 SPLICING Each roll may contain one splice on non-label side of liner using 0.002 inch maximum thickness tape

Wireless Configuration ... 3-20 Store Information

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-10 Finished Label and Roll Dimensional Requirements A B C A FD E G H It

Chapter 4: Labels Label Requirements 4-11Typical Dimensions – 2” Label Roll 0.9 min [23] 12 max [300] NOTE: Dimensions in

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-12 Preprinted Labels To ensure trouble free operation of the printer gap sensor, and to achieve normal p

Chapter 4: Labels Preprinted Labels 4-13 3. If an optical density of at least 2.3 cannot be achieved in the black stripe on the back of the liner. T

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-14 Special Shaped Labels Labels with shapes other than rectangular will cause gap detection errors if th

Chapter 4: Labels Label and Liner Optical Density 4-15 Label and Liner Optical Density If liner paper transmits 2% of the light which is incident on

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 4-16 For your notes

Chapter 5: Maintenance Unit Cleaning 5-1 5 Maintenance Unit Cleaning WARNING Disconnect all power to this unit before installing, servicing, c

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 5-2 Printer Cleaning Clean the printhead anytime you notice the print quality has degraded. Slide the pri

Chapter 5: Maintenance Printer Cleaning 5-3When doing regular maintenance, or when changing a label roll, check for any buildup on the Printer Roller

Chapter 1: Introduction 1-1 1 Introduction General Thank you for purchasing the feature rich bPro® scale. METTLER TOLEDO designed the bPro seri

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 5-4 For your notes

Chapter 6: Appendix Define barcode Digits 6-1 6 Appendix Define barcode Digits Barcode Identification Symbols A = Item Number 4 – 12 figures B

METTLER TOLEDO bPro® User's Guide 6-2 For your notes

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METTLER TOLEDO bPro User's Guide 1-2 Specifications Description Specifications – bPro Capacity x Division 6 x 0.002 kg / 15 x 0.005 kg 1

Chapter 1: Introduction 1-3 Power Switch The power switch and power cord jack are located under the keypad at the left front of the scale. Press |