Avery Berkel 6700 Series
Standard point-of-sale interface scale for
linking to electronic cash registers or POS
systems.
Easy to Read Six-digit LCD external
display with large 0.5” characters,
tactile keys.
Accurate and Reliable Quality load cell
and electronics ensure repeatable weight measurements and troublefree operation.
Easy to Install Bi-directional 9-pin RS232 port.
Interfaces to most electronic cash
registers and point-of-sale software
programs.
Quick Disconnects
Makes all cable connections easy.
Features & Benefits
Auto Zero Tracking Zero light indicator
and manual control when out of range.
Interface Protocols NCI, ECR, 8213
(Sharp), 2250 (Swintec), ATT, 0400
(Olympia).
Alternate Calibration Points
Allows use of lessthan full capacity
weight for calibration.
Construction (6702/6710) Stainless
steel weighing area with full skirt
around perimeter of base, except where
connectors are located at rear of scale.
(6720) stainless steel weight platter,
die cast alumin
um base.
Power
Input: 120 VAC (+10% -15%)/ 60 Hz (±3
Hz)
Standard 3 wire with ground input
Output: 15 VDC @ 0.3 Amps minimum
Power cord: 6 foot
Agency Approvals
NTEP COC # 95-070, Class III
Canada W&M, COC AM-5076
UL Listed,
CSA certified power supply
Avery Berkel 6700 Scale
Options
Display Post (6702/610/6720) 12” high post for attachment to remote display.
Display Brackets (6702/6710) Attach
remote display to scale base.
International Power Supply 230 VAC, 50
Hz power supply. Cable terminated with
a universal connector.
Cables Interface cables available for PCs
and specific ECRs.
Remote Display (6720) Six-digit LCD housed in an extruded metal enclosure with tactile keys and a 7 ft. cable.
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