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Digital Weighing Scale & Barcode Printing


ADAPTER/ COMPONENT

Step 1: Plug the power cord of our Digital Weighing Scale

Step 2: Plug the cord of our Digital Weighing Scale to the CPU of your POS Cashiering (System Unit)

Step 3:The installation process is where you plug the PTOOL USB Drive with Installer to the CPU (System Unit)

Step 4: Open the USB Drive, Select Ptools

  • Inpt the user as admin then tap Ok

Step 5:Click Data Settings

  • Then Select New

Step 6:Fill in the details of the product you need to encode

  • Commodity code must follow sequence and it must be serialized
  • Example: 10005, 10006, 10007

Step 7: Put the price , the price must be in 2 decimal point (Note: If the Price Exceeds 999 , you may eliminate the 2 decimal point) Example: 10.00

  • Tap Save once finished
  • You may see the output in the table in shown in your PTOOLS Application

Step 7: If you want to delete the item, just click the item then click delete




How to use Digital Weighing Scale during Cashiering

Step 1: Understand the Letters What the Keys Likely Do

  1. 1. Lettered Buttons (A+, B+, C+, D+)
  • These may represent preset categories or memory groups (e.g., item groups or PLU banks) in systems where presets are organized alphabetically.
  • Could also act as function modifiers—selecting different modes or operation layers.
  1. 2. Numeric Keys (0–9)
  • Used for entering PLU codes, unit weights, prices, quantities, etc.
  • Standard input keys across most weighing scales.
  1. 3. Zero
  • Resets the scale's display to zero—useful for autozeroing or clearing residual weight.
  1. 4. Tare
  • Records the container's weight and subtracts it from the measurement, showing the net weight.
  1. 5.PLU
  • Stands for Price Look-Up or Product Look-Up. Allows recalling stored item information like unit price or description using a code.
  1. 6. CLR (Clear)
  • Clears current input or parameter settings functions similarly to a back or reset button
  1. 7. SAVE
  • Likely saves current data: PLU setup, price, weight info, or other settings into memory for later recall
  1. 8. FUN (Function)
    • Switches between operational modes (e.g., weighing, counting, programming or parameter setting).
  2. 8. CASH, CHG, PRT
  • These are typically used in retail/point-ofsale systems:
  • CASH: Registering cash payment mode.
  • CHG: Used to calculate or display change due.
  • PRT: Sends print commands (e.g., print label, receipt).