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OPERATION<br />

<strong>ISHIDA</strong> <strong>3000</strong> <strong>Series</strong> <strong>Frequent</strong> <strong>Shopper</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong><br />

Price Changes<br />

No temporary price changes are allowed for any item that is programmed with a <strong>Frequent</strong><br />

<strong>Shopper</strong> discount price. This is to ensure a match between the discount price printed on the label<br />

and the discount price calculated by the cash register. Unit Price override, Fixed Price override<br />

and Special Discounts are not allowed.<br />

Changes in the weighing mode (weighted or non-weighed) are not allowed.<br />

Scale Display<br />

The scale always displays the normal price, not the <strong>Frequent</strong> <strong>Shopper</strong> discount price.<br />

Totals<br />

Normal prices are accumulated in the totals memory, not discounted prices.<br />

On-Line<br />

When a scale is set to on-line mode the <strong>Frequent</strong> <strong>Shopper</strong> discount pricing is retrieved along<br />

with other PLU information from the master board memory.<br />

DP-<strong>3000</strong><br />

When using a second printer, both labels must be removed before the next item is placed on the<br />

scale. If not then the item must be placed on the scale again after the labels have been removed.<br />

TEST MENU<br />

Access the Test Menu by holding down the 1 key when turning the power on.<br />

Use the DOWN ARROW to move to the desired menu option then press ENTER.<br />

Test Menu 2:RAM CLEAR<br />

Due to significant memory structure differences, both C02-01:ALL RAM CLEAR and C02-<br />

02:E2ROM CLEAR must be preformed when upgrading an existing scale to use the new<br />

<strong>Frequent</strong> <strong>Shopper</strong> firmware.<br />

Test Menu 6:ROM SWITCH<br />

The Shelf Life calculation method may now be done in one of two ways by changing the setting<br />

of the addresses given below.<br />

0 = Today counted as one day of shelf life. (default)<br />

1 = Today not counted as one day of shelf life.<br />

Rev 4.99 4 / 7 FreqShop

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