JPS5810117Y2 - price scale - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention concerns a price scale.

Some conventional price scales set the unit price of the object to be weighed, weigh the object, multiply the measured value by the unit price, and display the result.

However, such a price scale is convenient because it saves the clerk the trouble of calculating the price when a customer orders a specified purchase weight, such as 500 g of an item with a unit price of 125 yen. When ordering by specifying the purchase price, such as 1,000 yen worth of 125 yen items, the store clerk will specify the unit amount (for example, 1 yen, 10 yen, 100 yen, 500 yen, or 1 yen).
After calculating the required weight by calculating the weight per 1,000 yen) and dividing the order price by this calculated value, it was necessary to weigh the product, which made it impossible to smoothly weigh and sell the product.

The purpose of this invention is to provide a price scale that allows smooth weighing and sales even when a customer places an order at a desired purchase price.

This invention will be explained below based on one embodiment shown in the drawings.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 2 denotes a unit price storage device, in which the price per unit weight, for example, 100g, is stored by operating the numeric keypad 4.

A unit price display section 6 displays the output of the unit price storage 2.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a weight storage device that stores the weight of the object to be weighed placed on the weighing pan 10 shown in FIG.

A weight display section 12 displays the value of the weight storage device 8.

A multiplier 14 multiplies the value in the unit price memory 2 and the value in the weight memory 8 to calculate the price of the object to be weighed.

A price display section 18 displays the value of the multiplier 14.

Reference numeral 20 denotes a calculation unit that calculates the weight per unit amount of money (for example, 100 yen), and includes a divider 22.

This divider 22 uses the value of the unit price memory 2 as the multiplicand setter 23.
Divide the value of .

A multiplier 24 multiplies the multiplier set in the multiplier setter 26 by the value of the divider 22.

28 is a weight display section 28 per unit amount of money, which displays the value of the multiplier 28.

This fee scale operates as follows.

Currently, nothing is placed on the weighing pan 10, so nothing is stored in the weight memory 8, nothing is stored in the unit price memory 2, and the dividend setter 23 and the multiplier setter 26 are set to 100, and each display section 6.1
Assume that nothing is displayed on 2.18.28.

In this state, operate the numeric keypad 4 to set the price 125 per 100 g of the object to be weighed in the unit price memory.

Then, 125 is displayed on the unit price display section 6, and at the same time, the value 125 in the unit price memory 2 is input to the divider 22, and the weight per 1 yen is calculated as 0.8.

The multiplier 24 sets the value 0.8 of the divider 22 to the value 1 of the multiplier setter.
Multiply by 00 to calculate the weight 80 per 100 yen.

This value 80 is displayed on the weight per unit amount display section 28.

Therefore, if a customer orders an item to be weighed worth 1000 yen, the store clerk only needs to weigh 800 g, which is 10 times the value 80 displayed on the weight display section 28 per unit amount.

When weighing starts, the weight storage device 8, weight display section 12, multiplier 14, and price display section 18 operate in the same manner as a conventional price scale, so that the weight display section 12 displays the measured value and the price display section 18 displays the measured value.
The price is displayed.

As mentioned above, this price scale displays the weight of the object to be weighed per 100 yen, so an item with a unit price of 125 yen is
Even if an order is made for 0.000 yen worth, the store clerk can save the time and effort of calculating the amount and can smoothly sell by weight.

In the above embodiment, the dividend setter 23 and the multiplier setter 26
were set to 100 for each, but the multiplier setter 26 was set to 100.
If 000 is set, the weight per 1000 yen can also be displayed.

If 10,000 is set in the dividend setter 23, the multiplier 24 and multiplier setter 26 can be omitted and the weight per 100 yen can be displayed.

In this case, if the value of the dividend setter 23 is set to 100, the weight per 1 yen can be displayed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a block diagram of the rate scale that implemented this idea, Figure 2
The figure is a front view of the same fare scale. 2...unit price storage unit, 8...weight storage unit, 14...multiplier, 18...price display section, 20... Arithmetic unit, 22... Divider, 23... Dividend setter, 24... Multiplier, 26... Multiplier setter, 28...・・・
Weight display section per unit amount.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a price scale that calculates and displays the price of the object to be weighed by multiplying the unit price, which is the price per unit weight, by the weight of the object to be weighed, a calculation section that calculates a weight value per unit amount based on the unit price; A charge scale further comprising a display section that displays the calculation result.