What Is A Preset; Normal Preset / Default Screen - Pitney Bowes DM300c Operator's Manual

5 • Normal and Custom Presets

What is a Preset?

A preset is a setting you can call up at the touch of a key that holds
pre-defined settings such as class, manual weight, ad, account
number, etc. within your machine.
What's nice is that you don't have to program the settings that go
into a preset in the traditional sense. Instead, the system takes a
"snapshot" of the current settings on your machine when you define
if the machine is setup to run a mail job. For example, if the machine
is set up to print an ad, and a postage amount already on the screen,
this is the condition that will be recorded by the system when you
define a Custom preset.
If you need to change the settings of a preset, just change the
machine condition by pressing the appropriate Feature keys and
establishing the proper settings (such as No Ad, weight, a specific
class, etc.).
The Custom and Preset setting options are available by pressing
Menu and selecting "Preset Options".
Create New Custom Preset
View Preset Settings
Edit Preset Name
Overwrite Preset
Delete Presets

Normal Preset / Default Screen

Your system has a "normal" preset which takes you to the default
screen. Your system reverts to the Normal Preset when it powers on
or wakes up from sleep mode.
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Preset Options
Preset Options
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