What Is A Preset; Normal Preset - Pitney Bowes DM300c series Operator's Manual

4 • Normal and Custom Presets

What is a Preset?

A preset is a setting you can call up at the touch of a button
that holds pre-defined values such as Class of Mail, Envelope
Messaging, account number (not normal preset), postage amount
(ROI only), etc. within your machine. Your system has a "normal"
preset (stores the settings you use most often) which is accessed
by pressing Normal Preset. It also has the ability to store up to 10
custom presets which are accessed by pressing Custom Presets
and choosing the desired preset from the menu.
You don't have to program the values that go into a preset in the
traditional sense. Instead, the system takes a "snapshot" of the
current values on your machine when you define a preset. For
example, if the machine is set up to print a Graphic Ad and has a
Class of Mail, this is the condition that will be recorded by the system
when you define a preset (either Normal or Custom).
If you need to change the values of a preset, just change the
machine condition by pressing the appropriate feature keys and
establishing the proper settings (such as No Graphic Ad, Class of
Mail, etc.). The Custom or Normal Preset will then pick these new
settings when you define them in the Custom Presets menu.

Normal Preset

Your Normal preset as shipped from the factory uses these settings:
No Class of Mail, No Graphic Ad chosen and Printing Date. These
settings can be changed.
IMPORTANT
• You cannot delete the Normal Preset.
• You cannot modify the name of the Normal Preset.
• There is no option to "edit" the Normal Preset, but you
can define new values for the Normal Preset based on the
current condition of the machine.
• Preset postage values are subject to the high value warning.
• On the date a rate change becomes effective, always
check the postage values assigned to all presets to
make sure that they comply with the new rates.
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