WJ60, WJ90: Operating Guide - Hasler Inc.

Operating 

Guide 

Mailing Systems 

And Solutions 

HASLER 

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WJ60 / WJ90 

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Publication Notice 

This manual is a non-controlled document. 

This manual has been carefully compiled and checked for 

accuracy. Information in this manual does not constitute a 

warranty of performance. Furthermore, Hasler®, Inc. 

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Introduction 

The WJ60/WJ90 has many capabilities that will be important 

to your business: 

As well as being productive (up to 5400 items per hour), 

the WJ60/WJ90 is designed to be a user-friendly machine 

that can fit into any working environment with its innovative 

and attractive design, simple user settings and very low noise 

level. The high volume capacity and sealed inker makes it 

easy and safe to handle, and the user interface is particularly 

clear with a graphic interface and 5 memories to store favorite 

jobs. 

The WJ60/WJ90 is adaptable and as such can handle many 

different types of mail up to 3/8 inches thick. The optional 

feeder can be used to process, in a continuous cycle, items 

of sizes ranging from a small size of 3 1/2 inches by 5 1/2 

inches 

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to a large size of 6 3/8 inches 

Product 

to 9 inches and up to 6 

mm thickness. For thicker mail items or packages, adhesive 

labels can be automatically dispensed. 

The WJ60/WJ90 is connectable. It can exchange data with 

Hasler scales and printers in order to provide optimal mail 

processing and reporting. 

Finally, the WJ60/WJ90 is a unique communication tool for 

your company. Its high quality printing combined with its 

integrated library of message/advertising slogans, and free 

format text will afford you extra tools to enhance your 

company’s image and the impact of your mail. 


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Cautions & FCC 

Cautions 

Do not under any circumstances attempt to remove the 

machine covers or attempt to repair the WJ60/WJ90. There 

are no operator serviceable parts. 

The WJ60/WJ90 product is licensed for use under the 

auspices of the Post Office. This license is issued subject to 

the product being secure at all times. Any removal of covers 

or disassembly of the product will result in the license being 

revoked and may result in the Post Office requesting Hasler 

to remove the product from use. 

The ink cartridge system used within the WJ60/WJ90 

contains Post Office approved ink. This cartridge should not 

be tampered with in any way or the use of non-approved inks 

be undertaken. This will breach any Post Office license 

agreement on the product and may result in the Post Office 

requesting Hasler to remove the product from use. 


FCC Compliance Statement 

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the 

limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the 

FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable 

protection against harmful interference when the equipment is 

operated in a commercial environment. This equipment 

generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, 

if not installed and used in accordance with this instruction 

manual, may cause harmful interference to radio 

communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential 

area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the 

user will be required to correct the interference at his/her own 

expense. 

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Modem Approval Requirements 

This equipment contains a modem which has been approved 

for connection to analog public switched telephone networks. 

However, due to differences between individual telephone 

networks provided in different areas, the approval does not, of 

itself, give an unconditional assurance of successful 

operation on every network termination point. 

In the event of problems, you should contact your equipment 

supplier in the first instance. 

Installation Safety 

The power plug on this equipment is intended to serve as the 

device for isolation of the electrical supply. The equipment 

should be installed in close proximity to an easily accessible 

grounded power supply and analog telephone socket. 

WARNING: FOR SAFETY THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE 

GROUNDED 


The WJ60 and WJ90 Mailing Machines have been designed 

to meet the safety requirements of UL1950. The peripheral 

interfaces meet the SELV requirements of that standard, 

therefore in order to maintain the level of safety provided by 

the WJ60 and WJ90, the interface of any equipment 

connected to the WJ60 and WJ90 interfaces must also meet 

the SELV requirements of UL1950. 

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Table of Contents 

Installation 

Installation Tips 1-1 

Fitting the Moistener Unit Wick 1-2 

Attach the Moistener Unit/Platform Infill to the Plain Platform 1-2 

Attach the Moistener/Platform Infill to the Autofeed 1-3 

Attach the WJ60/WJ90 to the Hand Feed Platform or 1-3 

Autofeed 

Attach the Weigh Platform & Support (Option) 1-4 

Fill the Label Dispenser 1-5 

Connect The Weigh Platform (optional device) 1-6 

Connect AutoFeed (optional device) 1-7 

Connect The Telephone Line 1-8 

Connect The Power Cord 1-9 

Position The Receiving Tray 1-10 

Fill The Moistener Reservoir 1-11 

Controls & Features 

Control Descriptions 2-2 

Control Locations 2-3 

Function Keys 2-4 


Sample Indicia 2-5 

Display 2-5 

Printing Postage 

Printing Tips 3-2 

To Log On (PIN Entry Mode) 3-3 

Departmental Operation 3-4 

How To Select A Postage Value 3-6 

Low Credit / Insufficient Credit 3-8 

High Value Selection 3-8 

Stamping An Envelope 3-9 

To Change A Department 3-10 

To Log Off 3-10 

To Print Postage With Autofeed 3-11 

To Clear A Jam 3-13 

Printing With Labels 3-15 

Printing With A Weigh Platform 3-18 

Calculating The Correct Postage 3-19 

Print Modes 3-22 

Print Mode Selection 3-23 

Modifying The Imprint 3-24 

Choosing a Slogan, Rate Die Or Text 3-25 


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Date Advance (for Pre Dating Mail) 3-26 

Maintaining Print Quality 3-28 

Cleaning The Ink Cartridge 3-28 

Making a Test Print 3-29 

Low Ink / No Ink 3-31 

Replacing An Ink Cartridge 3-32 

Envelope Moistener 

Using the Envelope Moistener with Plain Platform 4-1 

Using the Envelope Moistener with an Autofeed 4-2 

Filling the Reservoir 4-2 

Meter Registers 

Sample Register Displays 5-1 

Meter Register Selection 5-2 

Printing a Register 5-4 

Printing Registers with External Printer 5-5 

Adding Postage 

Modem Connection 6-2 


Adding Postage 6-2 

‘WARNING PENDING CREDIT’ Procedure 6-3 

Clearing A PO Lockout 6-4 

Maintaining Your TMS Account Number 6-5 

TMS Account Number 6-5 

TMS Account Balance 6-5 

TMS Statements 6-6 

Post Office Regulations 6-6 

PostageNow 6-7 

PostageNow TeleFunds 6-8 

PostageNow OnDemand 6-8 

Information whenever you want it online or by phone 6-8 

Managing Your Account 6-9 

Standard TMS Bank Accounts 6-10 

Where To Mail Your TMS Bank Account Deposit 6-11 

Contact Information 6-12 

Memory Functions 

Saving A Memory Function 7-1 

Recalling A Memory Function 7-2 

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Supervisor Settings 

Entry to Supervisor Mode 8-2 

Departments Control 8-4 

Changing the User PIN 8-5 

Setting the User Status 8-6 

To Assign a Department 8-7 

To Change a Department Name 8-9 

Department Code 8-10 

To Change the Department Status 8-11 

To Reset the Department Registers 8-11 

WJ60/WJ90 Machine Setup Menu 8-12 

Machine Setup 8-14 

High Value 8-14 

Low Credit 8-15 

Time 8-16 

Sleep Mode 8-17 

Key Beep 8-17 

Default Stamp Value 8-18 

Registration (Change Address, Audit, Withdraw) 8-19 

Telephone Settings 8-20 


Memory Cards 8-22 

How To Replace Data Using a Memory Card 8-24 

Text Messages 8-26 

Reports / Printing A Report 8-28 

Setting the Report Destination 8-30 

Printing with External Printer 8-31 

Appendix A 

Contact Information A-1 

How To Perform Common Functions A-2 

Troubleshooting Tips A-3 

Appendix B 

Country Codes 

Index 



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HASLER Installation Section 1 

Installation Tips 

Your WJ60/WJ90 should be installed on a flat horizontal 

surface adjacent to easily accessible power and telephone 

line outlets. 

Allow sufficient free space as follows: 

• above the machine to enable opening of the covers. 

• at the rear of the machine for cooling. 

The power plug on this equipment is intended to serve as the 

device for isolation of the mains supply; where possible it is 

advisable to connect to a switched power outlet. 

Do not connect your WJ60/WJ90 Postage Meter to the power 

outlet until you have attached the accessories. 



Fitting the Moistener Unit Wick 1-2 

Attach the Moistener Unit/Platform Infill to the Plain Platform 1-2 

Attach the Moistener/Platform Infill to the Autofeed 1-3 

Attach the WJ60/WJ90 to the Hand Feed Platform or 1-3 

Autofeed 

Attach the Weigh Platform & Support (Option) 1-4 

Fill the Label Dispenser 1-5 

Connect The Weigh Platform (optional device) 1-6 

Connect AutoFeed (optional device) 1-7 

Connect The Telephone Line 1-8 

Connect The Power Cord 1-9 

Position The Receiving Tray 1-10 

Fill The Moistener Reservoir 1-11 

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Postage Meter 

Fitting the Moistener Unit Wick 

• First remove the moistening wick from its packaging. 

• Before fitting ensure that the wick is thoroughly wetted. 

• Raise the brush, then take the wetted wick and feed 

into the water trough as shown. 

• Lower the brush into place. 

Attach the Moistener Unit/Platform Infill to the Handfeed 

Platform 

When attaching the Moistener Unit/ Platform Infill to the 

Handfeed Platform, ensure that the Tabs and Slots interlock 

as illustrated. 


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Attach the Moistener/Platform Infill to the Autofeed 

If an Autofeed is to be fitted, first attach the Moistener 

Unit/Platform Infill to the Autofeed ensuring that the slots on 

the Autofeed fit tightly over the tabs on the Moistener Unit/Infill 

Platform as illustrated. 


Attach the WJ60/WJ90 to the Hand Feed Platform or 

Autofeed 

Lower the WJ60/WJ90 into position so that the slots fit over 

the tabs as illustrated. 



Attach the Weigh Platform & Support (Option) 

Sufficient cable has been provided with your weigh platform to 

enable the unit to be placed on the desk adjacent to the 

postage meter if this is preferred. 

Position the weigh platform on its support. Excess cable can 

be loosely coiled under the support. 

Position the Support Platform so that the pins on the 

underside fit into the locating points on the rear casing of the 

WJ60/WJ90. 




Fill the Label Dispenser 


The labels are designed to meet United States Postal Service 

and Hasler requirements. Use Only United States Postal 

Service and Hasler approved labels. 



Connect The Weigh Platform (optional device) 

Weigh 

Platform 




Connect AutoFeed (optional device) 

Optional AutoFeed 




Connect The Telephone Line 

This connection is used for postage loading and needs only to 

be connected when the actual postage loading is being 

performed. 


The telephone line must be a direct analog line to do postage 

loading. 



Connect The Power Cord 

Power is connect via a standard 3-prong plug into a wall outlet 

of 120 VAC 60 Hz. 




Position The Receiving Tray 

The receiving tray is used to catch the mail as it is process 

through the mailing system. 


Receiving 

Tray 



Fill The Moistener Reservoir 

For safety, always disconnect the postage meter from the 

power supply when filling the moistener reservoir, keep the 

postage meter top cover closed and take care not to spill 

sealing solution onto the machine. 

Open the reservoir compartment and fill with Hasler sealing 

solution. 

Close the reservoir compartment. 


Reservoir 

Compartment 



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HASLER Controls Section 2 

Controls & Features 

The following pages detail the Controls and Features 

associated with your WJ60/WJ90 mailing system, please 

take the time to read them carefully. 





Display 2-5 




1 Display Presents a visual indication of the machine set 

up and status. 

2 Soft Keys Keys with functions as depicted on the display. 

3 Numeric Enable the operator to access user functions. 

Keypad & 

Function Keys 

4 Start / Stop Used to Start/Stop the Machine. 

Button 

5 Autofeed Automatic envelope feeder. 

6 Envelope Guide Adjustable envelope guide. 

7 Side Guide Adjustable envelope guide. 

8 Feed Platform Provides a flat surface to assist feeding of mail. 

9 Receiving Tray Collects printed mail. 

10 Weigh Platform In conjunction with the WJ60/WJ90 will weigh 

and calculate postage for items up to 2kg. 

11 Weigh Platform 

Support 

Supports the weigh platform and provides a 

cable tidy. 

12 Precut Label Holds up to 50 labels. 

Dispenser 

13 

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Label Release Release to fill the 

Product 

Precut Label Dispenser. 

Lever 

14 Infill Unit Standard supplied Infill Platform or optional 

Moistener Platform. 

15 Memory Card 

Reader 

Used to load new postage rate and customer 

data. 

16 Ink Cartridge Ink Cartridge/Printing Head. 

17 Power Input 110 - 120V AC 60Hz input. 

18 Accessory Port Connection for printer etc. 

19 Weigh Platform 

Connection 

Connection for weigh platform or an external 

scale. 

20 Autofeed Connection for Autofeed Unit. 

Connector 

21 Telephone 

Socket 

Enables connection to TMS Center for postage 

loading. An analog phone line is required 

(standard fax machines use analog phone 

lines). 

22 Meter Cover May be removed to allow access to meter. 






Function Keys 

Job Memory 

Label Key 

Description 

Storing and recalling memorized 

jobs. 

Label Mode selection 

Menu Key 

Access to Function Menu 

Lock 

Return to Standby/Locking 

Funds 

Access to Load Funds 

(Recredit) 

Weigh 

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Weigh Platform 

Product 

Mode selection 

Platform 

Clear Key 

Used to clear an entry 

Confirmation 

Key 

Used to confirm an entry or 

selection 

Numeric Keys 

Start/Stop Key 

through 

Used to enter numeric values 

Envelope / Label Feed 

Start / Stop button 



LOW INK is a Resource Level Indicator 

$150.20 is the money left in the meter 

MARKETING is the selected department 




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HASLER Printing Section 3 

Introduction 

In order to achieve the best impression, your WJ60/WJ90 

requires an even surface on which to print, therefore on bulky 

or uneven items correct folding of the contents will help 

considerably. Use a label if in doubt. 

Printing Tips 3-2 

To Log On (PIN Entry Mode) 3-3 

Departmental Operation 3-4 

How To Select A Postage Value 3-6 

Low Credit / Insufficient Credit 3-8 



To Change A Department 3-10 

To Log Off 3-10 

To Print Postage With Autofeed 3-11 

To Clear A Jam 3-13 


Printing With A Weigh Platform 3-18 

Calculating The Correct Postage 3-19 




Choosing a Slogan, Rate Die Or Text 3-25 

Date Advance (for Pre Dating Mail) 3-26 


Cleaning The Ink Cartridge 3-28 

Making a Test Print 3-29 

Low Ink / No Ink 3-31 

Replacing An Ink Cartridge 3-32 


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Printing Tips 

If your mail contains staples, paper clips and other fixings, it is 

recommended that the fixings be situated at the bottom of the 

envelope. This will avoid the risk of damage to your printing 

head. In the event that a satisfactory print cannot be achieved 

due to bulky contents (maximum 3/8 inch) the envelope 

should be treated as a packet and a label used. 

It is recommended that the WJ60/WJ90 is left powered on at 

all times. This will assist in maintaining print quality. 

In the event that you have to power the machine down: 

1. Press to allow the machine to return to standby 

mode. 

2. Wait for approximately one minute to allow the ink cartridge 

to return to the park position. 

3. Then remove the power. 



HASLER Printing Postage Section 3 

To Log On (PIN Entry Mode) 

To enter USER mode from the Standby screen: 

Press the [USER] key. The machine will enter Ready mode. 

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If the machine is protected by a USER PIN the following 

screen will be observed: 

Note: This number may be changed or removed by the supervisor. 

ENTER USER PIN 

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If the correct PIN is entered the Ready Mode screen will be 

observed. 

$150.20 

09/19/02 

50.00 

$0.00 

USER 

If an incorrect PIN is entered the machine will continue to 

prompt for USER PIN entry. 

If an incorrect PIN is entered for eight or more attempts, the 

meter will be locked, in this event please refer to Setting the 

User Status. 



The Default Stamp Value is factory set to $0.00, to change 

this value, please refer to Supervisor Settings. 

The machine is supplied with all departments set to OFF. In 

order to activate the departments, please refer to 

Departments Control. 

Departmental Operation 

If your machine has been set for departmental operation a list 

of available departments will be observed: 

1 MARKETING 

2 ACCOUNTS 

3 SALES 

4 

5 


Using the and keys, or an appropriate number 

key, select your department from the list and press 

confirm. 

to 

If your department is protected, you will be prompted to enter 

your Department PIN: 

ENTER DEPARTMENT PIN 

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Enter the PIN using the numerical keypad. If the PIN is 

correct the Department Ready screen will be observed: 

$150.20 

09/19/02 

MARKETING 

$0.00 

If not you will be prompted to try again. (The Department PIN 

is not the same as the User PIN. The Department PIN may 

be changed or removed by the supervisor, please refer to 

page 58). 

If your department is not protected, you will not be prompted 

to enter the Department PIN and the Department Ready 

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How To Select a Postage Value 

Using the numerical keypad, enter the required postage 

(example: 37 cents press [3] [7]), the value display will flash: 

$150.20 

09/19/02 

MARKETING 

$0.37 

If an incorrect value is entered, press 

the correct value. 

and enter 

To confirm the value, press 

now be observed. 

$150.20 

09/19/02 

MARKETING 

, the following display will 


$0.37 

Note: The icon will only be present if the machine is set for 

departmental operation. 



Low Credit (Funds) 

When machine credit falls below or equal to the low credit 

level, the LOW CREDIT indicator will be observed: 

LOW CREDIT $0.37 

$49.50 

09/19/02 

MARKETING 

It is now time to add more credit. 

The default Low Credit value is factory set to $50.00, to 

change this value please refer to the Supervisor Settings 

Section 8. 

Insufficient Credit (Funds) 

When the value selected exceeds the available credit, 

franking will be disabled and the INSUFFICIENT CREDIT 



INSUFFICIENT CREDIT 

$0.80 

$0.95 

To ADD CREDIT (load funds), please refer to Adding Postage 

Section 6. 



High Value Selection 

If a value greater than or equal to the High Value setting is 

selected, the machine will not print unless the high value 

setting is confirmed. 

The default High Value Threshold is set at $10.00 (To change 

the High Value setting, please refer to Supervisor Settings 

page 61). 

Printing a high value 

From Ready Mode, set the required postage value 

(e.g. $12.50) and press to confirm. 

The High Value warning screen will now be observed: 

$12.50 

HIGH VALUE – ARE YOU SURE? 

$0.80 


Printing is disabled. 

Press to return to Ready Mode screen with the High 

Value confirmed. 

If you wish to reject the High Value value selection, 

enter the correct value and press to confirm. 

The High Value Warning will be observed, if the value is now 

correct press to return to Ready Mode with the new 

high value confirmed. 

If you are franking more than one item at a high value, always 

check that the value is correct for all items being processed. 

Note: The High Value Warning is automatically suppressed 

when values are received 

from a Weigh Platform. 

You Are Now Ready To Process Your Mail 



Stamping an Envelope 

Insert the envelope with the side to be printed facing upwards 

as illustrated. 

Press the 

button, after a short 

pause the 

motor will start. 

Franked envelopes will 

subsequently be 

deposited into the 

receiving tray. 

Note: For an envelope 

exceeding 3/8 inch (10mm) thick, a label must be used. 

Maximum is ¼ inch thickness when using the Autofeed or 

Mositener. 




To Change a Department 

From Department Ready Mode, press the button to 

display the list of available departments, then using the 

and keys, or the appropriate number key, 

select your department from the list. 

Press 

to confirm. 

1 MARKETING 

2 ACCOUNTS 

3 SALES 

4 

5 


If the department is protected, you will be prompted to enter 

your new Department PIN. 

If the PIN is correct the new Department Ready screen will be 

observed: 

$150.50 

09/19/02 

ACCOUNTS 

$0.37 

If the PIN is incorrect the prompt to enter the Department PIN 

will be repeated. 

To Log Off 

From any screen, press the 

screen. 

key to go to the Standby 



To Print Postage With Autofeed 

Used in conjunction with the WJ60/WJ90, the Automatic 

Feeder permits a large range of envelope sizes and 

thicknesses to be processed. 

Envelope feeding 

Check that all envelopes have been sorted into stacks of 

same size, thickness and 

denomination with the 

address facing upwards and 

the top edge of the 

envelopes all the same side 

of the stack. 

Take one envelope from the 

stack and place it on the 

platform, address side upwards with the top edge against the 

left-hand side as shown. 


Move the rear guide forward until the edge of the envelope 

aligns with the face of the guide. 

Move the side guide towards the envelope leaving sufficient 

clearance to allow the envelope to move freely. 

Return the envelope to its stack. 

Fan the envelopes to separate 

them 




Bevel the edge of the stack 

Place the envelopes on the feed 

platform, with their upper edge 

resting against the side guide as shown. 

Ensure that the 

envelopes are stacked 

along the side and 

front guides. If 

necessary, re-adjust 

the side guide by 

resting it against the 

envelopes without 

pressing. 


Press the button, after a short pause the motor will 

start. Franked envelopes will subsequently be deposited into 

the receiving tray. 

The envelopes in a stack should rest against the backside 

guide of the unit to ensure proper feeding 

Note: Envelopes exceeding 1/4 inch (6mm) in thickness 

should be hand fed, for an envelope exceeding 3/8 inch 

(10mm) thick, a label must be used. 



To Clear A Jam 

In the unlikely event of an envelope misfeed, the following 

procedure must be followed: 

When using an Autofeed the whole of the following 

procedure must be followed, when an Autofeed is not 

connected, start from operation 7. 

When using an Autofeed the whole of the following procedure 

must be followed, when an Autofeed is not connected, start 

from operation 7. 

1. Remove all free 

envelopes from the feed 

tray; 

2. Open the Autofeed top 

cover; 


3. Using the thumb and 

fore finger, squeeze the 

sliders to release the feed 

mechanism as illustrated; 

4. Remove the obstruction; 

5. Close the feed mechanism by applying downwards 

pressure to the top of the feed mechanism until it is heard to 

click home; 

6. Close the Autofeed top cover. 




7. From Ready Mode, press the key, the MAIN MENU 


1 REGISTERS 

2 CARTRIDGE 

3 SUPERVISOR 

4 CLEAR MAIL PATH 

8. Using the and keys, or the appropriate 

number key, move the cursor to CLEAR MAIL PATH and 

press 

observed: 

to confirm, the following screen will be 


PRESS START 

9. Press the button. 

After a short pause the track should clear and the screen 

return to the MAIN MENU. 

10. Press to return to Ready Mode. 

You are now ready to resume stamping your mail. 



Printing With Labels 

Filling the Label Dispenser 

The label dispenser is an integral part of the WJ60/WJ90 

Franking Machine and when filled will take up to 50 labels. 

Open the top cover to gain access to the label release lever. 

Labels are inserted in the dispenser with the tab uppermost 

and the label side to be franked facing the direction of travel. 


Using one finger, apply pressure to the label release lever 

thus allowing the labels to drop into contact with the feed 

mechanism, then release the lever. 

Close the top cover. 




Hasler Approved Labels are supplied in boxes of 1000. 

Please refer to Appendix A for information on ordering 

Hasler approved supplies. 

Printing a Label 

When feeding labels, first select the postage value required, 

press the label key 

observed: 

the following screen will be 

To return to the Ready Mode screen with Label selection 

cancelled, press . 


To frank a single label press the button, a single label 

will be printed at the displayed value. 

If you are required to print more than one label, use the 

numerical keypad to enter the number of labels to be 

processed (1 - 99). 

and re- 

If an incorrect quantity is entered, press 

enter the correct quantity. 

To frank labels press the 

button. 

The machine will print automatically the required number of 

labels at the displayed value. 



If during the label printing process the following display is 

observed: 

First replenish the label dispenser, then press 

to complete the label printing process. 

Take up the franked label, peel off the backing sheet and affix 

the label to the parcel or packet. 

The 

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machine will return automatically 

Product 

to the Ready Mode 

screen with label selection cancelled. 



Printing With A Weigh Platform 

Used in conjunction with your WJ60/WJ90, the weigh platform 

will weigh and calculate the correct rate and value for items 

up to 5 pounds. 

Setting of values for printing is automatic. 

When postal rates change, your machine may be updated by 

installing a Rate Card which can be obtained from Hasler. 

For information relating to the installation of new postal rates, 

refer to Supervisor Settings Section 8. 

Weigh Platform Preparation 

Ensure that the weigh platform is plugged in to the correct 

port at the back of the machine and that the platform surface 

is clear of any obstruction. 


From Ready mode, press . 

The WEIGH PLATFORM screen will now be observed: 

Current RATE setting will be displayed. If NO WEIGH 

PLATFORM is displayed instead of the Weight and Postage 

Rate, check scale connection and start again. 

Note: If the weight indicated exceeds 0 lbs. with no item on 

the Weigh Platform, press 

to Zero the weigh platform. 



Calculating The Correct Postage 

To change the RATE setting press , the RATES 


A list of Postage Rates currently available will now be 

displayed. 

To return to the previous screen with Rate setting unchanged, 


press . 

Using the and keys, or the appropriate 

number key, select required Rate option from list, (e.g. 8 

Auto 5 digit Let) press to confirm. 



The following typical screen will now be observed: 

Make your selections as required and return to the WEIGH 

PLATFORM screen. 

Place item to be weighed on the platform, the weight and 

postage will be displayed. 


For some rates you will be prompted to make further 

selections for example: 

SERVICE: 1 Certified Mail or 2 Registered & Ins or 3 COD ; 

DESTINATION: 1 Canada or 2 Mexico or 3 Int Let Group 3 ; 

If you wish to accept the Postage displayed, press 

displayed. 

to return to Ready Mode with the postage value 



You Are Now Ready To Print Postage At The Correct 

Postage 

If you wish to reject the Postage displayed, press , 

you will be returned to the RATES screen where you may 

revise your settings. 

To weigh further items repeat the procedure. 

Zero (Tare) Function 

1. Press: . 

2. Place an empty container on the platform. 

3. Press: , zero weight will now be displayed. 

4. Place the filled container on the platform. The weight now 

displayed will be that of the contents of the container. 

5. To return to normal use, clear the scale platform and 

press 

the displayed weight will return to 0 lbs. 




Print Modes 

Normal (Postage) 

Date Only 

Slogan Only 

Slogan & Date 

Stamp – No Date 

Text Only 

Pass Through 

Prints stamp, date, and any selected slogan 

Prints the date instead of a franking mark 

Prints a slogan instead of a frank mark. 

Prints a slogan and the date instead of a 

frank mark. 

Prints stamp with no date. 

Prints your personalized text message 

instead of a stamp mark. 

Moistens and seals envelopes only when 

fitted with a Moistener. 

Normal (Postage) Mode 

In Normal (Postage) mode, you can print postage, select a 

message from a number of pre-loaded messages (Slogans) 

or select one from two of your own design (when ordered 

from Hasler). In addition to a Slogan you can compose and 

print your own Text, you can also select from a number of 

Rate Dies. 


It is also possible to Advance Date your mail by up to seven 

days. When fitted with a Moistener it is also possible to 

moisten and seal envelopes. 

Up to 8 preloaded messages, 

2 messages to customer 

design 



Print Mode Selection 

From Ready Mode, press the 

selection screen will be observed: 

Current Mode will be displayed. 

key, the MODE 

In addition to the Normal (Postage) Mode, any of the Print 

Mode functions may be accessed directly from the MODE 

screen: 



number key, select required option from list, (e.g. DATE 

ONLY) press 

to confirm. 

Or to return to Ready Mode with mode setting unchanged, 

press . 



Modifying The Imprint 

The IMPRINT menu is used to modify the setup of the imprint. 



key the following 

Slogan 

Rate Die 

Text 

Date Advance 

You may select one Slogan from seven 

pre-loaded Slogans (plus two personalized 

Slogans). 

You may select one Rate Die from seven 

pre-loaded Rate Dies. 

Up to five personal text messages may be 

set (see Supervisor Settings page 68). 

The posting date can be advanced by up to 

seven days. 




Choosing a Slogan, Rate Die or Text 

You can select a Slogan and/or Rate Die from a number of 

pre-loaded Slogans/Rate Dies, you can even compose and 

print your own Text Messages (please refer to Supervisor 

Settings Section 8) 

Slogans, Rate Dies and Text Messages may be combined 

within the same Imprint. (Provided the envelope or label is 

long enough to take the print). 

The method of selection for Slogans, Rate Dies and Text is 

the same, therefore for the purpose of this example we will 

illustrate selecting a Slogan. 


number, make your selection from the list e.g. 1 SLOGAN 

and press to confirm, the SLOGAN screen will be 

observed. 

If a Slogan is already selected, that slogan will be highlighted. 



number, make your selection from the list, press 

confirm. 

If you wish to retain the current selection, press the 

key to return to the IMPRINT menu screen. 


to 



To return to Ready Mode screen press . 

The Icon displayed in the top left hand corner of the screen 

indicates that a slogan has been selected. 

Date Advance (for Pre Dating Mail) 

Your machine is fitted with its own calendar/clock, therefore 

current date setting is automatic. If you wish to prepare mail 

ahead of time it is possible to advance the posting date by up 

to seven days. 


From the IMPRINT screen select DATE ADVANCE, the 

following screen will be observed: 

1 09/19/02 

2 09/20/02 

3 09/21/02 

4 09/22/02 

Next, using the and keys, select from the list 

the date on which you wish to post your mail. 

Press 

to confirm and return to the IMPRINT screen. 




To return to Ready Mode with the Advanced Postage Date 

displayed, press . 

You Are Now Ready To Print Your Predated Mail 

On completion of your pre dated mail run, your meter MUST 

be reset to the current date. 

However, if the Timeout period is exceeded, your 

meter will go to Standby and the Date Advance 

setting be automatically cancelled. 




Maintaining Print Quality 

Under normal operating conditions, your WJ60/WJ90 postage 

meter will produce excellent quality prints. However, if lines 

are missing from the stamp or the machine has remained 

unused for several days it will be necessary to clean the Ink 

Cartridge. 

Cleaning the Ink Cartridge 


screen will now be observed: 

key, the MAIN MENU 

1 REGISTERS 

2 CARTRIDGE 

3 SUPERVISOR 




number key, move the cursor to CARTRIDGE and press 

to confirm. The CARTRIDGE menu will now be 

observed: 

1 TEST PRINT 

2 CLEAN 

3 REMOVE 

Select the CLEAN option from the list and press to 

start the cleaning cycle. 

On completion of the cleaning cycle the screen will revert to 

the CARTRIDGE menu. 

You must now make a test print. 



Making a Test Print 

Select the TEST PRINT option from the CARTRIDGE menu 

and press 

to confirm. 

1 TEST PRINT 

2 CLEAN 

3 REMOVE 

The prompt to produce a Test Print will now displayed. 

To make a Test Print, insert a blank envelope or card and 

TEST PRINT 

09/20/02 


press 

and present. 

. Inspect the Test Print to ensure that all lines are clear 



To set the alignment, enter the number that provides the 

straightest line (for the example above line 5) by pressing the 

appropriate numeric key on the keypad. 

ENTER STRAIGHTEST LINE NO. 

5 

Press to confirm. If any lines are missing, repeat the 

cleaning and test print process up to three times, if this 

process fails to restore print quality, install a new ink 

cartridge. 


If the test print is satisfactory, press 

twice to 

return to Ready Mode. 



Low Ink 

Should the ink cartridge require replacing, the LOW 

INK display will be observed: 

You have approximately 200 printing operations available, 

after which the Ink Cartridge MUST be replaced. 

No Ink 

When the NO INK display is observed, printing is disabled and 

the Ink Cartridge MUST be replaced before any franking 

operations can be resumed. 




Replacing an Ink Cartridge 

Select the REMOVE option from the CARTRIDGE menu: 

1 TEST PRINT 

2 CLEAN 

3 REMOVE 

Press to confirm. 

After a short time, the following screen will be observed: 

CARTRIDGE 

INSERT CARTRIDGE AND PRESS OK 


Open the 

machine top 

cover. 

Press on the 

front of the 

Ink Cartridge 

as shown in 

order to 

remove it. 




Carefully withdraw the used Ink Cartridge and discard. 

Remove the new Ink Cartridge from its packaging and 

carefully remove the tape seals. 

Do NOT touch or remove the copper strip on Ink 

Cartridges. 


Place the new cartridge into its holder, and lock it in position 

by carefully pushing down on the depressed circle on top of 

the cartridge with your index finger, then using your thumb to 

push the rear of the ink cartridge in the direction illustrated. 

Close the machine top cover and press . 



After a short delay the prompt to make a Test Print will be 

observed: 

TEST PRINT 

09/19/02 

Please refer to Making a Test Print on in this section. 

Your WJ60/WJ90 is supplied with a complimentary short life 

cartridge. You should order your next standard cartridge from 

Hasler or your local Hasler Dealer. 


Complimentary short life 

cartridge approximately 12,500 

impressions 

Standard cartridge 

approximately 17,000 

impressions 


HASLER Moistener Section 4 

Your WJ60/WJ90 Postage Meter used in conjunction with a 

Moistener Unit will seal and print envelopes in a single 

operation. 

• The moistener may be set to non-seal mode if sealing is 

not required enabling the unit to be used as a normal feed 

platform. 

• If seal only is required, the postage meter mode may be 

set to SEAL ONLY (please refer to PRINTING OPTIONS). 

• The Moistener Unit may be used with an Autofeed Unit or 

with the Hand Feed Platform. 

Using the Envelope Moistener with Plain Platform 4-1 

Using the Envelope Moistener with an Autofeed 4-2 

Filling the Reservoir 4-2 


Using the Envelope Moistener with Plain Platform 

Set the Moistener ON/OFF control to (ON). 

Press the 

start. 

button, after a short pause the motor will 

Each envelope must be fed into the moistener unit with the 

flap downwards and top edge against the platform mail guide. 

Particular attention should be paid to keeping the envelope 

flat. 

A continuous sliding action is made until the envelope 

contacts the postage meter rollers. The envelope will be 

drawn through the postage meter and deposited into the 

receiving tray. 

06/2003 WJ60/WJ90 Page 4-1

HASLER Moistener Section 4 

Using the Envelope Moistener with an Autofeed 

Set the Moistener ON/OFF control to ON [ ]. 

Load the Autofeed Platform as detailed in Printing Postage 

Section 3. 

Press the button, after a short pause the motor will start 

and sealed envelopes will be deposited into the receiving tray. 

Filling the reservoir 

For safety, always disconnect the postage meter from 

the power supply when filling the moistener reservoir, 

keep the postage meter top cover closed and take 

care not to spill sealing solution onto the machine. 


Disconnect the unit from the power supply 

Open the reservoir compartment and fill with Hasler sealing 

solution. 

Close the reservoir compartment. 

CAUTION 

If sealing solution is spilt and enters the postage meter 

mechanism, DO NOT reconnect the machine to the 

power supply, DO NOT attempt to remove the machine 

covers, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL HASLER DEALER. 


HASLER Meter Registers Section 5 

Your postage meter is equipped with a series of 

electronic registers to monitor franking transactions. 

A number of departments are available in which 

separate registers showing postage used and items 

printed are stored. 



Printing a Register 5-4 

Printing Registers with External Printer 5-5 

The values of these registers may be displayed and 

printed as follows. 

Main Registers 

All register values illustrated are typical: 

SUMMARY REPORT 

DESCENDING 150.20 

ASCENDING 749.70 

POST OFFICE ITEMS 540 


DESCENDING = postage available, ASCENDING = postage used 

Postage Set 


POSTAGE SET REPORT 

PREVIOUS DESCENDING 50.20 

AMOUNT PURCHASED 100.00 

NEW DESCENDING 150.20 

NEW CONTROL TOTAL 900.00 

TRANSACTION DATE 01/15/02 




Department Registers 


DEPT NAME 

MARKETING 

TOTAL 25.67 

ITEMS 75 

LAST RESET 09/05/02 

Meter Register Selection 

To select a Meter Register from Ready Mode, press the 

key, the following screen will be observed: 


1 REGISTERS 

2 CARTRIDGE 

3 SUPERVISOR 



number key, move the cursor to REGISTERS and press 

to confirm, the list of registers available to view will 

now be displayed: 

1 MAIN REGISTERS 

2 POSTAGE SET 

3 DEPARTMENT REGISTERS 





number key, select a register option from the list then press 

to confirm. 

Example: DEPARTMENT REGISTERS: 

DEPT NAME 

MARKETING 

TOTAL 25.67 

ITEMS 75 

LAST RESET 09/05/02 

Current Department Displayed. 




Printing a Register 

To print a register press , if the method of print is 

set to Internal, the following screen will be observed: 

After a few seconds, your register data will be printed on a 

label and you will be returned to the DEPARTMENT 

REGISTERS screen. 

If during the printing process the following display is observed: 


First replenish the label dispenser then press 

to complete the report printing process. 

If after a short wait, you are returned to the register screen 

your method of print may be set to External Printer, please 

refer to Printing with External Printer below. 

Note: The method of print (Label or External Printer) is set in 

Supervisor Mode. 




Press 

to return to the REGISTERS screen. 

To return to Ready Mode press 

twice. 

Printing Registers with External Printer 

Before proceeding to print registers using an external 

printer ensure that the printer lead is connected to 

the Upper Accessory Port at the back of the machine, 

and that the printer power lead is connected to an 

adjacent power outlet. 

Set the printer to ON and the status to ONLINE. 

From your selected registers screen press , 

after a short period of time, you will be returned to the 

screen and the register data will have been printed. 


If the registers screen does not re-appear after a few 

seconds and the printer does not print, re-check all 

printer connections and ensure that the printer status 

is set to ONLINE. 

The external printer must be a serial printer and set 

as follows: Baud Rate - 9600, Data Bits - 8, Stop Bits 

- 1, Parity - None. 



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HASLER Adding Postage Section 6 

Postage may be purchased from the Post Office, using the 

Hasler TMS® (Tele-Metering-System). 

TMS ® (Tele Meter Setting) permits the loading of postage 

funds into the WJ60/WJ90 over a standard analog telephone 

line. Prior to printing indicia tapes, your Hasler WJ60/WJ90 

must be loaded with funds. 

Hasler’s TMS ® (Tele Meter Setting) provides the means to 

download funds from your TMS ® Bank Account. With TMS ® , 

you maintain a TMS ® Bank Account into which you deposit 

money for postage by either mailing a check to Hasler or by 

automatically debiting an account that you designate. These 

funds are deposited into your TMS ® Bank Account and are 

then available to download at any time into the WJ60/WJ90. 




‘WARNING PENDING CREDIT’ Procedure 6-3 


Maintaining Your TMS Account Number 6-5 





PostageNow 6-7 

PostageNow TeleFunds 6-8 

PostageNow OnDemand 6-8 

Information whenever you want it online or by phone 6-8 


Standard TMS Bank Accounts 6-10 

Where To Mail Your TMS Bank Account Deposit 6-11 




Modem Connection 

Connect one end of the telephone link cable to the Modem 

Socket ( ) at the rear of the machine and the other end to an 

adjacent telephone line outlet. The meter only requires the 

connection to the telephone line outlet during the Add Postage 

or Clear Lockout transaction. The modem dial-up phone 

number is 1-800-446-6029. 

Adding Postage 

From Ready Mode, press . 

The ENTER AMOUNT screen will be observed. 

ENTER AMOUNT 

$0.00 


Using the numeric keypad, enter the amount of postage you 

wish to purchase (whole dollars only), example: 100. 

Press: , , and to confirm. 

You will now be asked to verify the amount before proceeding. 

CONFIRM AMOUNT 

$100.00 




If the amount is incorrect, press 

from the Enter Amount screen. 

If the amount displayed is correct, press 

and start again 

to confirm. 

The display will show Dialing … Transacting … and on 

completion of the ADD POSTAGE transaction, the following 


FUNDING DONE 

$100.00 

Press 

to exit. 


‘WARNING PENDING CREDIT’ Procedure 

Completing an Interrupted Add Postage Transaction: 

If an Add Postage transaction is accidentally interrupted 

before the transfer has been completed, the WARNING 

PENDING CREDIT screen will be observed when returning 

from Locked mode after the machine has been unplugged. 

WARNING 

PENDING CREDIT 

In this case, press 

to return to Ready Mode. 




Press the FUNDS key to automatically finish the 

incomplete transaction. 

On completion of the Add Postage transaction, press 


Clearing A PO Lockout 

USPS regulations require that your meter must be set at least 

once every three months. The meter has an internal timer 

that tracks your reset activity. After three months without 

adding postage, a PO LOCKOUT message is displayed and 

postage printing is disabled. 

To clear the lockout: 

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WARNING 

PO LOCKOUT 

Product 

PRESS FUNDS KEY 

In this case, press to return to Ready Mode . 

Press the FUNDS key to automatically clear the PO 

Lockout. 

On completion of the Clear PO Lockout transaction, press 


Note: The machine only requires connection to the 

telephone line outlet during the Add Postage and Clear 

Lock-Out transaction. 



Maintaining Your TMS Account Number 

TMS Account Number 

After you sign a rental agreement for your meter, you will be 

assigned a TMS® (Tele Meter Setting) Bank Account 

Number. An account confirmation Welcome Letter will be 

mailed to you indicating your TMS® Bank Account Number 

and your Mailer Agreement Number. These number should 

be kept in a safe place, yet be readily available, because they 

are used for all TMS® account maintenance transactions. 

TMS Account Balance 

You can use the Hasler Automated TMS system to check 

your bank account status and other important TMS 

information. Simply call 1-800-248-8013 and use your 

touchtone phone to enter your TMS Bank Account Number 

and your Mailer Agreement Number. Then select from the 

menu options. 


You can also go online to (1) www.infonowonline.com or (2) 

www.haslerinc.com and select Postage Accounts (TMS). You 

will need to enter TMS Bank Account Number and your Mailer 

Agreement Number. Then select from the menu options. 

With either system, you can learn details regarding your 

Account Balance (includes the current balance, the available 

balance and any unpaid advances). You can also receive 

information on holiday schedules, meter operating guides, 

licensing forms, payment addresses, and customized TMS 

Bank Account statements. 



Statements 

You can receive a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly 

statement of all activity in your TMS Bank Account. To be 

setup on Automatic Statements you must make a request by 

fax (203-925-5464) or by calling (1-800-248-8013). This 

statement includes deposits, remote meter settings, 

transaction fees and the ending account balance. 

Notes: 

a. If there is no account activity you will not receive a 

statement. 

b. You can request statements to be emailed or faxed 

automatically to your location. 

You can request statements for customized time periods by 

visiting our web site at www.haslerinc.com or 

www.infonowonline.com and selecting Postage Account 

Quicklink. 


Post Office Regulations 

United States Postal Service regulations require that your 

meter must be audited at regular intervals (currently set at 

109 days). For your convenience an audit is automatically 

performed each time you add postage or do a "zero" reset 

(load $0.00 funds). 

If you do not add postage or perform an audit within the 109- 

day period, a “TIME LIMIT REACHED” message is displayed 

on the meter and postage printing is disabled. 

To clear the lockout, simply press the [C] key to clear the 

message and do an "audit" or do a TMS postage load via 

modem connection. When the transaction is completed, 

postage printing is enabled for another 109 days. 



Postage Now 

Get the postage you need, when you need it, without having to 

call ahead of time. Postage Now, a service of the United 

States Postal Service, gives you the option to seamlessly 

fund your postage needs simply by setting your postage 

meter. TMS fax back form 

Postage whenever you need it 

With PostageNow TeleFunds last-minute mailings are 

no longer a problem. Now, you can have immediate access to 

additional postage funds simply by setting your meter! 

Postage funds will automatically be debited from your 

specified corporate bank account, usually the next business 

day, but the postage is immediately provided by the USPS. No 

pre-funding required. 

No processing fees with PostageNow TeleFunds. 

Choosing seamless postage funds availability with 

PostageNow TeleFunds means you won’t have to 

maintain 

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a minimum balance in your 

Product 

TMS Bank Account. And, 

with PostageNow TeleFunds, there’s never a transfer 

processing 

fee—ever. 

To begin using PostageNow TeleFunds, simply fill out the 

ACH Customer Authorization and Agreement form, check 

the PostageNow TeleFunds option, and fax the form with 

a voided check. There is a one-time, $15 set-up fee for 

new accounts. 

Control your postage access 



PostageNow OnDemand 

If you prefer to have more control over your postage, you 

may choose instead to call ahead to debit a specified 

amount of postage funds from your corporate bank account 

with PostageNow OnDemand. 

The PostageNow OnDemand option can only be accessed 

during the operating hours of the TMS Center (listed on the 

back of this brochure). There will be a $5 processing fee 

each time you call to debit funds. 

To begin using PostageNow OnDemand, simply fill out the 

ACH Customer Authorization and Agreement form, check 

the PostageNow OnDemand option, and fax the form with 

a voided check. There is a one-time, $15 set-up fee for 

new accounts. 


Information whenever you want it online or by phone 

Now TMS customers can access all kinds of information 

at Hasler’s new TMS website. Simply log on to 

www.InfoNowOnline.com for previous business day TMS 

bank account balances, holiday schedules, meter operating 

guides, licensing forms, and payment addresses. 

You may also request a customized TMS bank account 

statement from any time period that you can receive by email 

or fax, and order payment coupons. 

You also have the option to get the same information by 

phone, using Hasler’s new easy-to-use, interactive service, 

InfoNow®. The number is 1-800-248-8013. 

For security purposes, you’ll need to have your TMS bank 

account number and your mailer agreement number handy 

when using either InfoNow or InfoNow Online. 

Automated statements 



Managing Your Account 

We’ve made managing your TMS bank account even easier. 

Now you can choose to receive automated statements on a 

schedule that works best for your workflow. Daily, weekly, 

monthly or quarterly. Choose to receive your statements by 

fax or email, whichever is most convenient for you. 

In addition, you can always access your account information 

whenever you want by logging on to the TMS website, 

www.infonowonline.com or calling Hasler’s automated 

phone service, InfoNow, at 800-248-8013. 

Call 800/248-8013 or visit www.Infonowonline.com 

anytime for information. 

What is ACH? 




Standard TMS Bank Accounts 

Standard TMS Bank Accounts are pre-funded and require that 

money be in your TMS Bank Account to add postage to your 

meter. After using the TMS system to add money to your 

meter, your account decreases by the amount of the postage 

added. Remember to deposit sufficient funds to cover your 

planned setting withdrawals. 

Upon receipt of the check, your TMS Bank Account will be 

credited with your deposit (allow 7 to 10 business days for the 

check to be received and posted). 

Make your check out to United States Postal Service, and 

write your TMS Bank Account on the check. 

Always enclose your USPS provided Coupon with your 

check. This will assure the fastest and most accurate bank 

processing. 

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You will receive a package 

Product 

of coupons in the 

mail shortly after setting up your TMS® Bank Account. 

Replacements are re-ordered automatically when you submit 

your 8th coupon with your check. 



Where To Mail Your TMS Bank Account Deposit 

There are three regional USPS Trust Account Lock Boxes to 

facilitate faster receipt of your deposit checks: PA - 

Pennsylvania, IL - Illinois and CA - California. 

USPS Trust Account Regional Remittance Lock Boxes 

PA IL CA 

Regular Mail Regular Mail Regular Mail 

CMRS-TMS CMRS-TMS CMRS-TMS 

P.O. Box 7247-0217 P.O. Box 0527 P.O. Box 894757 

Philadelphia, PA Carol Stream, IL Los Angeles, CA 

19170-0217 60132-0527 90189-4757 

Overnight Delivery 

Attn:Team One - TMS 

Citibank Lockbox #0217 

1615 Brett Road 

New Castle, DE 19720 


Wire Transfers 

Citibank, 111 Wall St., New York, NY 10043 

ABA Routing # 021000089 

CMRS / Hasler 

Account # 4067-8617 

Detail Payment Field: TMS Bank Account # (include it to ensure 

credit for your transfer). 

ACH Transfers 

Citibank, 111 Wall St., New York, NY 10043 

ABA Routing # 021000089 

CMRS / Hasler 

Account # 4067-8617 

Type: CCD/CCD+TMS Bank Account # in positions 40 through 47. 



Contact Information 

Hasler ® , Inc. 


Shelton, CT 06484-6140 

www.haslerinc.com 

Customer Service Helpdesk 

1-800-243-6275 

Call for customer service or for your local dealer telephone 

number for technical support. The Customer Service 

Helpdesk can also direct you on where to obtain supplies for 

your Hasler mailing system. 

TMS ® Automated Account Information 

1-800-248-8013 

Call to check Account Balance, or other account information 

via touch-tone telephone. You can also talk to a customer 

service representative using this number. 


TMS ® Automated Account Information Online 

(1) www.infonowonline.com or (2) www.haslerinc.com and 

select Postage Accounts (TMS). 

It is an online site that can answer all your details regarding 

your Account Balance. You can also receive information on 

holiday schedules, meter operating guides, licensing forms, 

payment addresses, and customized TMS Bank Account 

statements. 

TMS ® Modem Telephone Number 

1-800-446-6029 

Modem telephone number set up in meter. 


HASLER Memory Functions Section 7 

Frequently used print combinations may be pre-programmed 

as a memory function with five preset memory slots available 

for selection. 



Saving a Memory Function 

Setup your preferred print combination, then press the 

key twice (pressing once shows Memory Recall screen 

instead of Memory Save screen), the following screen will 

now be observed: 


Select the Job Memory in which you wish to save your 

program and press to confirm. You will then be 

prompted to enter a name for your Job Memory. 




Use the , and keys to move the 

cursor to the character to be defined. 

The key is used to confirm selection and move the 

cursor to the next character. 

To delete a character press . 


To enter a number in the Memory Name use the numeric 

keypad. 

To return to the previous screen with the Memory Name 

unchanged press . 

To confirm your entry press . 

This operation will overwrite the previous memory setting. 

To return to Ready Mode press . 



Recalling a Memory Function 

From Ready Mode, press the key once (pressing the 

key twice brings the Memory Save screen instead of the 

Memory Recall screen) to display the JOB MEMORY screen: 

Select 

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option 1 MEMORY RECALL 

Product 

and press to 

confirm, a list of memories will now be observed: 

Using the key or the appropriate numerical key, 

move the cursor to make your memory recall selection. 

To confirm your selection, press . 



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HASLER Supervisor Settings Section 8 

In Supervisor Mode, the supervisor can access all machine 

functions, except franking. Navigation procedure from screen 

to screen is the same as in the user mode, except that the 

supervisor mode includes a number of extra configuration 

function keys. 

By definition, the supervisor has free access to all the 

departments and as such he/she is not prompted by the 

machine to enter any code after the Supervisor Code has 

been entered. For security purposes, only a supervisor or 

other responsible person should be permitted to make 

changes to these settings. 

Entry to Supervisor Mode 8-2 

Departments Control 8-4 

Changing the User PIN 8-5 

Setting the User Status 8-6 

To Assign a Department 8-7 

To Change a Department Name 8-9 


To Change the Department Status 8-11 

To Reset the Department Registers 8-11 

WJ60/WJ90 Machine Setup Menu 8-12 




Time 8-16 


Key Beep 8-17 


Registration (Change Address, Audit, Withdraw) 8-19 


Memory (Rate / Slogan) Cards 8-22 

How To Replace Data Using a Memory Card 8-24 


Reports / Printing A Report 8-28 

Setting the Report Destination 8-30 

Printing with External Printer 8-31 


The Supervisor Password is 9430. 



Entry to Supervisor Mode 

To enter SUPERVISOR mode from the Standby screen: 

Press the 

key. 

Or from the MAIN MENU in USER Mode by selecting 

SUPERVISOR. The prompt to ENTER SUPERVISOR PIN will 

be observed: 


ENTER SUPERVISOR PIN 

- - - - 

Enter the Supervisor PIN … 9430. 

If an incorrect PIN is entered the machine will continue to 

prompt for SUPERVISOR PIN Entry until the correct PIN is 

used. 




Having successfully entered Supervisor Mode, the 

SUPERVISOR screen will be observed: 

The following functions may be accessed directly from the 

Supervisor Ready screen: 

SECURITY & DEPT:allows the supervisor to access the 

department setup and security functions. 

REGISTERS: provides access to registers 


TEXT: enables supervisor to set personalized messages. 

LOAD FROM MEMORY CARD: enables supervisor to enter 

data to the machine memory e.g. Advert Cards, Rate Cards 

(When postal rates change) and Town Cards (When you 

change location). 

SETUP: allows access to machine setup. 



Departments Control 

• In Non-Departmental Operating mode, all values are 

assigned to Department 0. 

• In Departmental mode WJ60 has 35 departments, 

while WJ90 has 45 departments, available for 

assignment by the supervisor. 

From the SUPERVISOR menu, move the cursor to option 1 

SECURITY & DEPT. Press 

The following screen will now be observed: 

SECURITY & DEPT 

to confirm. 

1 STATUS DISABLED 

2 SET UP DEPT 

3 DEPTMENT SELECTION PICK FROM LIST 

4 LAST RESET ALL DEPT 00/00/00 

5 

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USER PIN 0000 

Product 

The following functions may be accessed directly from the 

Departments Control screen: 

STATUS: allows supervisor to enable Departmental 

operation. 

USER PIN: allows supervisor to set the 4-digit User PIN. 

USER STATUS: allows supervisor to set the User Status. 

LAST RESET ALL DEPT: allows supervisor to reset All 

Registers to zero. 

SET UP DEPT: allows supervisor to setup Departments. 

When in Departmental Operating Mode access to 

Non-Departmental Operating Mode (Department 0) 

is disabled. 



Changing the User PIN 


number key, move the cursor to 2 USER PIN and press 

to confirm, the following screen will be observed: 

USER PIN 

- - - - - 

To return to the previous screen with the User PIN 

unchanged, press . 


To change the User PIN, enter the new 4 digit value, then 

press to confirm. 

To return to the SUPERVISOR screen press . 

The User Pin allows anyone that has the code 

access to the department. 



Setting the User Status 


number key, move the cursor to 3 USER STATUS and press 


To return to the previous screen with the User Status 




number key, make your selection and press 

confirm. 


to 

Closed = Users will not see the related department as a 

choice. 

Open = Users will see the related department as a choice. 

Locked = User has entered an incorrect access code 8 

times and has been locked out. Call the supervisor. 

Example: there are 3 departments: 1, 2, and 3. The users 

are closed for department 1. The users will only see 

departments 2 and 3 for departmental choices. 



To Assign a Department 

From the SECURITY & DEPT menu, move the cursor to 

STATUS. Press 

will be observed: 

to confirm. The following screen 

1 DISABLED 

2 ENABLED 


number key, move the cursor to ENABLED and press 


to confirm, you will be returned to the 

SECURITY & DEPT screen with the status changed 

to ENABLED. 

SECURITY & DEPT 

1 STATUS ENABLED 

2 SET UP DEPT 

3 DEPTMENT SELECTION PICK FROM LIST 

4 LAST RESET ALL DEPT 00/00/00 

5 USER PIN 0000 


number key, move the cursor to SET UP DEPT and 

press 

to confirm. 




The following screen will be observed: 

Again using the and keys, or the appropriate 

number key, move the cursor to the Number you wish to set 

and press to confirm, the DEPARTMENT 

SETTINGS screen for the selected department will be 

observed: 


To set a Department Name, move the cursor to DEPT NAME and 

press to confirm, the following screen will be observed: 

Use the , and keys to move 

the cursor to the character to be defined. 



The key is used to confirm the selection and move 

the cursor to the next character. To delete a character press 

. 

To enter numbers in the text use the numeric keypad, you do 

not need to press the 

when entering numbers. 

key to confirm selection 

A department name is limited to 16 characters including 

spaces. 

To return to the previous screen with the Department Name 

unchanged press 

until the screen changes to the 

previous one. To confirm your entry press . 


To Change a Department Name , select DEPT NAME as 

described above. 

Using the 

key, delete characters of the old Department 

Name. Press as many times as required to erase the 

Department Name completely, then enter the new name as 

previously detailed. 



Department Code 

To set a Department Code move the cursor to DEPT CODE 

and press to confirm, the following screen will be 

observed: 

Using the numerical keypad enter/change the account 

number, press to confirm. 

To return to the previous screen with account number 


To 

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set a Department PIN, move the 

Product 

cursor to DEPT PIN and 

press to confirm, the following screen will be 

observed: 

DEPT PIN 

- - - - - 

To change the Department PIN, enter the new value, then 

press to confirm. 

To return to the previous screen with the Department PIN 




To Change the Department Status, move the cursor to 

STATUS and press to confirm, the following 


1 CLOSED 

2 OPEN 

3 LOCKED 


number key, move the cursor to OPEN and press 

to confirm. 


To Reset the Department Registers, move the cursor to 

LAST RESET and press 


to confirm, the following 

DEPT DATA WILL BE ERAZED! 

To return to the previous screen with data unchanged, press 

. 

To reset current Department Data to zero, press 

to confirm. 




The following screen will now be observed with the current 

date displayed as LAST RESET: 

Your Department is assigned and ready for use. 


WJ60/WJ90 Machine Setup Menu 

The 

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SETUP menu provides access 

Product 

to the following 

supervisor functions : 

1. High Value 

A High Value Warning will be displayed in User Mode when a 

value exceeding or equal to the High Value threshold is 

selected, this value may be changed. (Default High Value set 

to $1.00) 

2. Low Credit 

The Low Credit Warning will be displayed in User Mode when 

the credit level falls below or equal to the Low Credit 

threshold, this value may be changed. (Default Low Credit 

value set to $50.00) 

3. Time 

The machine clock is set to local time, the year cannot be 

changed, however to facilitate Summer/Winter time changes 

the time can be changed. 




4. Sleep Mode 

If the machine is left for a period of time it will automatically 

return to Sleep Mode. To change the time out see Sleep 

Mode. (Default Sleep Mode time out set to 5 minutes) 

5. Motor Timeout 

Controls the length of time the motors run after processing 

the last item of mail. Short is approximately 5 seconds, 

Medium is approximately 15 seconds, and Long is 

approximately 30 seconds. 

6. Key Beep 

May be set to sound when a key is pressed, this setting may 

be changed. (Default set to ON) 

7. Default Stamp Value 

Enables the supervisor to define a default postage value. 

(Default Stamp Value set to $0.00) 

8. Telephone Settings 

The telephone numbers of the Hasler TMS Re-setting system 

and 

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Helpdesk are stored in the mailing 

Product 

machine. 

9. Registration 

Enables Change Address, Audit and Withdrawal 

transactions. 

10. Language 

Details Language setting (Factory set to American English). 

11. Report On 

Enables the supervisor to determine report printing mode e.g. 

internal label printer, remote printer or PC (Factory set to 

internal label printer). 

12. Firmware Update Hasler Service Only. 



Machine Setup 

From the SUPERVISOR menu, move the cursor to the 

SETUP option. 



High Value 

From the SETUP screen select HIGH VALUE and press 



To return to the SETUP menu with the original value 


To change the High Value, enter the new value (with no point 

or comma, e.g. 100 corresponds to $1.00), then press 

to confirm. 

To return to the Supervisor Ready screen press 

twice. 



Low Credit 

From the SETUP screen select LOW CREDIT and press 


LOW CREDIT 

$0.00 

To return to the previous screen with the original value 


To change the Low Credit Threshold, enter the new 

value (with no point or comma, e.g. 5000 


corresponds to $50.00), then press 

confirm. 


twice. 

to 



Time 

From the SETUP screen select TIME and press 

confirm, the following screen will be observed: 

to 

TIME 

_ _ : _ _ 

To return to the previous screen with the Time Setting 



To change the Time Setting, enter the new value, (with no 

point or comma, e.g.:1345 corresponds to 1:45 pm, 

maximum variance + 3hours), then press 

confirm. 


twice. 

to 



Sleep Mode 

From the SETUP screen select Sleep Mode and press 


STANDBY TIMEOUT 

0 

To return to the previous screen with the original value 


To change the Sleep Mode time period, enter the new value 

(with 

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no point or comma, e.g. 5 corresponds 

Product 

to 5 minutes), 

then press to confirm. 


twice. 

Key Beep 

From the SETUP screen select KEY BEEP and press 


1 ON 

2 OFF 



To return to the previous screen with the Setting unchanged, 

press . 

Use the and keys to change the setting, then 

press 

to confirm. 


twice. 

Default Stamp Value 

From the SETUP screen select DEFAULT STAMP VALUE 

and press 

observed: 


DEFAULT STAMP VALUE 

$0.00 


To return to the SETUP menu with the original value 


To change the DEFAULT STAMP VALUE, enter the new value 

(with no point or comma, e.g. 1000 corresponds to $1.000), 

then press 

to confirm. 


twice. 



Registration 

From the SETUP screen select REGISTRATION and press to confirm, 

the following screen will be observed: 

1 CHANGE ADDRESS 

2 AUDIT 

3 WITHDRAW 

Change Address 

If you have changed your address, call the Hasler Helpdesk at 

1-800-446-6027. A customer service representative will take 

your information and guide you through the update procedure. 


Audit 

USPS regulations require that your meter must be set at least 

once every three months and the meter has an internal timer 

that tracks your reset activity. If you wish to avoid a PO 

LOCKOUT, you can perform an AUDIT transaction any time 

prior to the timer expiration. When the Audit transaction is 

completed, postage printing is enabled for another 3 months. 

Withdraw 

The Withdraw procedure is only required if you are canceling 

your meter contract or if there is a technical problem with your 

meter. Call the Hasler Helpdesk at 1-800-243-6275 and a 

customer service representative will take your information and 

guide you through the withdraw procedure. Your meter 

should always be withdrawn before returning it to Hasler. 



Telephone Settings 

The telephone number of the Hasler TMS® re-setting center 

is stored in the mailing machine. This is used when you want 

to purchase postage. 

Modification of the telephone number is permitted only by the 

supervisor. Such a setting may be necessary in case of 

modification of your telephone network (for example a new 

prefix for an external line), or if you are advised that the Hasler 

TMS® number has changed. 

Telephone Number Change 

From the SETUP screen select TELEPHONE SETTINGS 

and press 

observed: 



If you are advised of a telephone number change, move the 

cursor to the number to be changed (e.g. 1 POSTAGE 

REFILL NUMBER) and press 

following screen will now be observed: 

to confirm, the 




To return to the SETUP menu with the telephone number 


Or enter the new number using the numeric keypad, then 

press 

to confirm. 

Changes to Prefix, Pause, Tone Delay and Dial Delay 

Settings 

PREFIX If your outside line is routed through a switchboard, 

telephone numbers must be prefixed by the appropriate 

outside line digit (for most systems this is a 9 or a 0). 

PAUSE With some telephone networks it may be necessary 

to enter a pause between the outside line digit and the 

telephone number. 

TONE DETECT Waits for a dial tone to be detected before 

dialing out. 

DIAL DELAY You may wish to enter delay a between dialing 

attempts. 



number key, move the cursor to make a selection and press 

to confirm, the following typical screen will be 

observed: 

Using the numerical keypad enter your prefix and press 

PREFIX 

NONE 

to confirm. 

Or, to return to the TELEPHONE SETTINGS screen with the 

prefix unchanged press . 



Memory Cards 

The following memory cards are currently available from 

Hasler: 

Slogan Cards (one message per card) 

Rate Card (when postal rates change) 

How To Load Data Using a Memory Card 

The following example illustrates the loading of a 

slogan/message, (remember only 2 slogans/messages can 

be stored in the machine at any one time in addition to the 7 

preloaded slogans). 

From the SUPERVISOR screen select LOAD FROM 

MEMORY CARD and press 



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INSERT 

Product 

CARD 

Insert the memory card 

face uppermost into the 

card reader, on the right 

hand side of the 

machine as illustrated: 

Continued on the next 

page. 



Press 

to confirm. 

The prompt to load the Memory Card Message/Slogan will 

now be observed: 

1 SLOGAN 1 

To return to the previous screen press . 


Press 

to initiate the downloading operation. 

On completion of the downloading process the following 


LOADING FROM MEMORY CARD 

LOADING COMPLETE 



How To Replace Data Using a Memory Card 

From the SUPERVISOR screen select LOAD FROM 

MEMORY CARD and press 



INSERT CARD 

Insert the memory card 

face uppermost into the 

card reader, on the right 

hand side of the 

machine as illustrated: 


Press 

confirm. 

to 

The prompt to load the 

Memory Card 

Message/Slogan will now be observed: 

1 SLOGAN 1 

To return to the previous screen press . 





The following display will now be observed: 

1 SLOGAN 1 

2 SLOGAN 2 

If you do not wish to replace a file, press 

return to the Supervisor Ready screen. 

twice to 

If you wish to replace a file, use the and keys, 

or the appropriate number key to move the cursor to the 

message/slogan to be replaced. 


Now press to initiate the downloading operation. 

On completion of the downloading process the following 


LOADING FROM MEMORY CARD 

LOADING COMPLETE 


twice. 



Text Messages 

Starting from the SUPERVISOR menu, move the cursor to 

the TEXT option. 

Press 

observed: 

to confirm. The following screen will now be 


number key, move the cursor to the message you wish to set 

and press 

observed: 

to confirm, the TEXT screen will be 


_ 

TEXT 

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T 

U V W X Y Z # - ! % : $ ‘ . ? 

Use the , and keys to move the 

cursor to the character to be defined. 

The key is used to confirm the selection and move 

the cursor to the next character. 

To delete a character press . 




To enter numbers in the text use the numeric keypad, you do 

not need to press the 

when entering numbers. 

key to confirm selection 

A text is limited to two lines of 16 characters including 

spaces. 

To return to the previous screen with the text message 

unchanged press 

previous one. 

until the screen changes to the 

To confirm your entry press . 

To Change a Text Message, select TEXT as described 

above. 


Using the key, delete characters of the old text 

message. Press as many times as required to erase 

the message completely, then enter the new message as 

previously detailed. 



Reports 

Supervisor Reports can be printed using the mailing 

machine's self-adhesive label printer or by connection to an 

approved external printer. Your WJ60/WJ90 has been factory 

set for internal (LABEL) printing, to select external (PRINTER) 

printing, see below. 

Typical Report 

DEPARTMENT REGISTERS 

DEP NAME TOTAL ITEMS 

MARKETING $235.67 759 

R & D $27.12 69 

ACCOUNTS $8.52 18 

SALES $107.52 512 

Printing a Report 

Starting from the SUPERVISOR menu, move the cursor to 

the REGISTERS option. 





number key, select a register option from the list and press 

to confirm. 




Example: 3 DEPARTMENT REGISTERS 

To print a register press , if the method of print is 

set to LABELS (Internal), the prompt to FEED LABEL will be 

observed: 


Press . 

When report printing is initiated, the screen will display a label 

icon with a block/label number alongside. This number 

decrements as report printing progresses, (nine department 

label blocks for IJ35, twelve for IJ45), plus one label containing 

the user report). 

On completion of printing, the DEPARTMENT 

REGISTERS screen will be observed. 

If the method of print is set to EXTERNAL PRINTER, please 

refer Printing with External Printer. 




To change the method of print please refer to Setting the 

Print Destination. 

Press 

to return to the REGISTERS screen. 

To return to SUPERVISOR screen press 

twice. 

Setting the Report Destination 

From the SETUP screen select REPORT ON and press 




number key, move the cursor to make a selection and press 

to confirm. 

Or, to return to the SETUP screen with the print destination 




Printing with External Printer 

Before proceeding to print registers using an external 

printer ensure that the printer lead is connected to 

the Upper Accessory Port at the back of the machine, 

(please refer to Controls and Features in Section 2) 

and that the printer power lead is connected to an 

adjacent power outlet. 

Set the printer to ON and the status to ONLINE. 

From your selected registers screen, press 

, the WAIT screen will now be observed: 


After a short period of time, the screen will return to 

DEPARTMENT REGISTERS and the registers will 

have been printed. 

There Is No External Printer Feedback To Your Mailing 

Machine, therefore If the DEPARTMENT REGISTERS 

screen does not re-appear after a few seconds and 

the printer does not print, re-check all printer 

connections and ensure that the printer status is set to 

ONLINE. 

The external printer must be a serial printer and set 

as follows: Baud Rate - 9600, Data Bits - 8, Stop Bits 

- 1, Parity - None. 



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HASLER Q&A Appendix A 

Contacting Hasler 

Hasler , Inc. 


Shelton, CT 06484-6140 

www.haslerinc.com 

Customer Service Helpdesk 1-800-446-6027 

Call for Product Questions and Support 

TMS Automated Account Information 1-800-248-8013 

Call to check Account Balance, Last Deposit or Last Meter 

Resetting via touch-tone telephone 

TMS Modem Telephone Number 1-800-446-6029 

Modem telephone number set up in meter 



How To Perform Common Functions A-2 


06/2003 WJ60/WJ90 Page A - 1


How To 

Department/User , to choice, 

Enter PIN (example 

1 5 9 5) 

Set value (example 

95 cents) 

Confirm High Value 

(example:$15.00) 

Set Print Mode 

Select Slogan 

, , , 

, , , 

, , , , , 

, Are you sure, 

, to choice, 

, Slogan, , to 

choice, , 

Select Text 

, Text Message, , 

Message 

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to choice, 

Product 

, 

Advance Date 

, Date Advance, , 

Advance Date, , 

Print Label 

Recall memorized 

jobs 

Recredit (example 

$100.00) 

Display Registers 

To print Registers 

, , , , , 

Label quantity, 

, Memory Recall, , 

Memory 1 or 2, , 

, , , , , 

, 

, Registers, , 

to choice, 

As Registers, , , 

Page A - 2 WJ60/WJ90 06/2003


Troubleshooting 

WJ60/WJ90 will not 

start. 

• Is the WJ60/WJ90 connected to the 

power supply? 

• Is the main power outlet switch set 

to ON? 

• Is the machine Top Cover properly 

closed? 

• Check plug fuse (5A). 

• Check machine fuse (1.6A). 

The printer does not 

operate. 

The Autofeed does 

not operate. 

The unit does not 

print. 

• Is the printer switched to ON? 

• Is the printer connected to the power 

supply? 

• Is the main power outlet switch set 

to ON? 

• Check plug fuse. 

• Have you selected the correct print 

mode? 


Check the connection to the 

WJ60/WJ90. 

• Check that you have made the 

correct Print Mode Selection 

• Did you remove the protective tape 

from the Ink Cartridge before fitting? 

Poor print quality 

Envelopes not fed 

properly or fed 

double: 

Labels do not feed 

properly. 

The scale does not 

communicate 

• Clean the inker 

Autofeed incorrectly loaded. 

• Avoid leaving the labels in the 

machine for too long. 

• Avoid overloading the dispenser (50 

max). 

• Check the scale connection. 

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HASLER 

Country Code Appendix B 

Country 

Rate Group 

A 

Afghanistan 5 

Albania 5 

Algeria 5 

Andorra 3 

Angola 5 

Anguilla 5 

Antigua & Barbuda 5 

Argentina 5 

Armenia 5 

Aruba 5 

Ascension 5 

Australia 4 

Austria 5 

Azerbaijan 5 

Country 

Rate Group 

Chad 5 

Chile 5 

China 5 

Colombia 5 

Comoros 5 

Congo, Democratic Republic of the 

5 

Congo, Republic of the 5 

Costa Rica 5 

Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) 5 

Croatia 5 

Cuba 5 

Cyprus 5 

Czech Republic 5 

B 

Bahamas 5 

D 

Denmark 3 

Bahrain 5 

Djibouti 5 

Bangladesh 5 

Dominica 5 

Barbados 

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5 

Product 

Dominican Republic 5 

Belarus 5 

Belgium 3 

E 

Belize 5 

Ecuador 5 

Benin 5 

Egypt 5 

Bermuda 5 

El Salvador 5 

Bhutan 5 

Equatorial Guinea 5 

Bolivia 5 

Eritrea 5 

Bosnia-Herzegovina 5 

Estonia 5 

Botswana 5 

Ethiopia 5 

Brazil 5 

British Virgin Islands 5 

Brunei Darussalam 5 

Bulgaria 5 

Burkina Faso 5 

Burma (Myanmar) 5 

Burundi 5 

C 

Cambodia 5 

Cameroon 5 

Canada 1 

Cape Verde 5 

Cayman Islands 5 

F 

Falkland Islands 5 

Faroe Islands 3 

Fiji 5 

Finland 3 

France 3 

French Guiana 5 

French Polynesia 5 

G 

Gabon 5 

Gambia 5 

Georgia, Republic of 5 

Germany 3 

Ghana 5 

Gibraltar 3 

06/2003 WJ60/WJ90 Page B - 1

HASLER Country Code Appendix B 

Country 

Rate 

Group 

Great Britain & Northern Ireland 3 

Greece 3 

Greenland 3 

Grenada 5 

Guadeloupe 5 

Guatemala 5 

Guinea 5 

Guinea-Bissau 1 5 

Guyana 5 

H 

Haiti 5 

Honduras 5 

Hong Kong 5 

Hungary 5 

Country 

Rate Group 

Libya 5 

Liechtenstein 3 

Lithuania 5 

Luxembourg 3 

M 

Macao 5 

Macedonia, Republic of 5 

Madagascar 5 

Malawi 5 

Malaysia 5 

Maldives 5 

Mali 5 

Malta 5 

Martinique 5 

Mauritania 5 

Mauritius 5 

I 

Iceland 3 

Mexico 2 

India 5 

Moldova 5 

Indonesia 5 

Mongolia 5 

Iran 

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5 

Montserrat 

Product 

5 

Iraq 5 

Morocco 5 

Ireland (Eire) 3 

Mozambique 5 

Israel 3 

Italy 3 

N 

J 

Jamaica 5 

Japan 4 

Jordan 5 

K 

Kazakhstan 5 

Kenya 5 

Kiribati 5 

Korea, Democratic People’s Republic 

of (North) 5 

Korea, Repub. of (South) 5 

Kuwait 5 

Kyrgyzstan 5 

L 

Laos 5 

Latvia 5 

Namibia 5 

Nauru 5 

Nepal 5 

Netherlands 3 

Netherlands Antilles 5 

New Caledonia 5 

New Zealand 4 

Nicaragua 5 

Niger 5 

Nigeria 5 

Norway 3 

O 

Oman 5 

P 

Pakistan 5 

Panama 5 

Page B - 2 WJ60/WJ90 06/2003

HASLER Country Codes Section B 

Country 

Rate 

Group 

Poland 5 

Portugal 3 

Q 

Qatar 5 

R 

Reunion 5 

Romania 5 

Russia 5 

Rwanda 5 

Country 

Rate 

Group 

Tanzania 5 

Thailand 5 

Togo 5 

Tonga 5 

Trinidad & Tobago 5 

Tristan da Cunha 5 

Tunisia 5 

Turkey 5 

Turkmenistan 5 

Turks & Caicos Islands 5 

Tuvalu 5 

S 

St. Christopher (St. Kitts) & Nevis 5 

Saint Helena 

5 

U 

Uganda 

Ukraine 

United Arab Emirates 

5 

5 

5 

Saint Lucia 5 

Uruguay 5 

Saint Pierre & Miquelon 5 

Uzbekistan 5 

Saint Vincent & Grenadines 5 

San Marino 3 

V 

Sao 

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Tome & Principe 5 

Product 

Vanuatu 5 

Saudi Arabia 5 

Vatican City 3 

Senegal 5 

Venezuela 5 

Serbia-Montenegro (Yugoslavia) 5 

Vietnam 5 

Seychelles 

5 

W 

Sierra Leone 5 

Wallis & Futuna Islands 5 

Singapore 5 

Western Samoa 5 

Slovak Republic (Slovakia) 5 

Slovenia 5 

Y 

Solomon Islands 5 

Yemen 5 

Somalia 11 5 

South Africa 5 

Z 

Spain 3 

Zambia 5 

Sri Lanka 5 

Zimbabwe 5 

Sudan 5 

Suriname 5 

Swaziland 5 

Sweden 3 

Switzerland 3 

Syrian Arab Republic (Syria) 5 

T 

Taiwan 5 

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Hasler 

Index 

A 

Accounts 

… See Departments 

Add Dies 

… See Slogans 

Autofeed: 

Connection 1-7 

Printing Postage With 3-11 

Moistener with 4-2 

B 

Adding Postage: 




Maintaining Your TMS Account 

Number 6-5 

Mailing Your TMS Deposit 6-12 



Postage Now 6-7 

Postage Now On Demand 6-9 

Postage Now Telefunds 6-8 


Standard TMS Bank Accounts 

6-11 



TMS Account Statements 6-6 

WARNING PENDING CREDIT 

Procedure 6-3 

C 

Calculating Postage 3-19 

Cautions FCC-1 

Change Address 8-19 

Changing The User PIN 8-5 

Choosing A Slogan, Rate Die, 

or Text 3-25 


Connecting: 

Autofeed 1-7 

Power Cord 1-9 

Telephone Line 1-8 

Weigh Platform 1-6 

Administrator Settings 

… See Supervisor Settings 

Assign A Department 8-7 

Attaching the Moistener Unit 

Platform 1-2,3 

Attaching the Weigh Platform 

1-4 

Audit 8-19 


Controls & Features: 



Display 2-5 



Country Codes B-1 

06/2003 WJ60/WJ90 Index - 1


Index 

D 

Date Advance 3-26 


Departments: 


Change A Department 3-10 

Change A Department Name 8-9 

Change The Department Status 

8-11 


Departmental Control 8-4 

Departmental Info 3-4 

Reset The Department Registers 

8-11 

Display 2-5 

Fitting the Moistener Unit 

Wick 1-2 


G 

H 

High Value: 


High Value Setup 8-14 

How To Perform Common 

Functions A-3 

I 

E 


Indicia, Sample 2-5 

Entry To Supervisor Mode 

8-2 Ink: 

Low Ink 3-31 

Envelope Moistener 

… See Moistener 

No Ink 3-31 

External Printer: 

Printing Report With 8-31 

Printing Registers With 5-5 

F 

FCC Compliance Statement 

FCC-1 

Ink Cartridge: 

Cleaning 3-28 

Replacing 3-32 

Installation Section 1 


Installation Safety FCC-2 

Insufficient Credit 3-8 

Filling the Label Dispenser 

1-5 

Filling the Moistener Reservoir 

1-11 

J 

Jam, Clear 3-13 

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Index 

K 

Key Beep 8-17 

L 

Label Dispenser Filling 1-5 

Loading Funds 

… See Adding Postage 

Log Off 3-10 

Log On (PIN Entry) 3-3 

Modem Approval 

Requirements FCC-2 



Moistener: 

Filling The Reservoir 4-2 

Reservoir Filling 1-11 

Unit Platform Attachment 1-2,3 

Unit Wick 1-2 

Using With Plain Platform 4-1 

Using With Autofeed 4-2 

Low Credit: 


Low Credit Setup 8-15 

M 

Machine Setup 

… See Supervisor Settings 

Macros 

… See Memory Function 

Memory Card 

… See Rate Card 

Moistener Reservoir Filling 

1-11 

Moistener Unit Platform 

Attachment 1-2,3 

Low Ink 3-31 


Moistener Unit Wick 1-2 

N 

No Ink 3-31 

O 

Memory Functions: 



Meter Registers: 


Printing A Register 5-4 

Printing Registers With External 

Printer 5-5 


P 

Phone Line Connection 

1-8 

PIN 

Changing The User Pin 8-5 

PIN Entry 3-3 

PO Lockout, Clearing 6-4 



Index 

Postage Now 

… See Adding Postage 

Printing Registers With 

External Printer 5-5 

Positioning the Receiving Tray 

1-10 

Print Quality 

Proprietary Notice 

3-28 

Pub-1 

Power Cord Connection 1-9 

Publication Notice Pub-1 

Printing: 

Calculating Postage 3-19 

Change A Department 3-10 

Choosing A Slogan, Rate Die, or 

Q 

Text 3-25 

Cleaning Ink Cartridge 3-28 

Clear A Jam 3-13 

R 

Date Advance 3-26 

Rate Card 

Departmental Info 3-4 

Choosing A Rate Die 3-25 


Memory (Slogan/Rate) Cards 8-22 

Insufficient Credit 3-8 

Replace Data 8-24 

Log Off 3-10 

Log 

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On (PIN Entry) 3-3 

Low Credit 3-8 Receiving 

Product 

Tray Positioning 

Low Ink 3-31 

1-10 


Making A Test Print 3-29 Registers 


… See Meter Registers 

No Ink 3-31 

Printing Tips 

Print Mode Selection 

3-2 

3-23 

Print Modes 

Print Postage Autofeed 

3-22 

3-11 

Registration 

Replacing Ink Cartridge 

8-19 

3-31 

Printing Reports 8-28 

Printing With External Printer 8-31 Reports: 


Printing A Report 8-28 

Printing w/Weigh Platform 3-18 

Reports 8-28 

Replacing Ink Cartridge 3-31 

Setting Report Destination 8-30 

Select A Postage Value 3-6 


Predating Mail 3-25 



S 

Safety, Installation 

FCC-2 

Select A Postage Value 3-6 


Index - 4 WJ60/WJ90 06/2003


Index 

Slogans: 

Choosing A Slogan 3-25 

Memory (Slogan/Rate) Cards 8-22 


Supervisor Code 9430 

Test Print 3-29 

Text Messages: 

Choosing A Text Message 3-25 

Text Messages Setup 8-26 

Time 8-16 

Supervisor Settings: 


Change A Department Name 8-9 

Change The Department Status 

8-11 

Changing The User PIN 8-5 



Departmental Control 8-4 

Entry To Supervisor Mode 8-2 


Key Beep 8-17 


Machine Setup Menu 8-12 


Memory (Rate/Slogan) Cards 8-22 

Printing A Report 8-28 

Printing With External Printer 8-31 

Replace Data 8-24 

Registration 8-19 

Reports 8-28 

Reset The Department Registers 

8-11 

Setting Report Destination 8-30 

Setting The User Status 8-6 




Time 8-16 

T 

Tape Dispenser Filling 1-5 

TMS: 

Adding Postage Section 6 

Maintaining Account Number 6-5 

Postage Now 6-7 


Standard TMS Accounts 6-11 



TMS Bank Account Deposits 6-12 




U 

User Pin 

… See PIN 

V 

W 

WARNING PENDING CREDIT 

Procedure 6-3 

Weigh Platform Attachment 

1-4 

Weigh Platform Connection 

1-6 

Withdraw 8-19 

Telephone: 

Telephone Line Connection 1-8 


X, Y, Z 



Form 50813 06/2003

WJ60, WJ90: Operating Guide - Hasler Inc.

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