What is a preset? A preset is very similar to a “shortcut” on your computer. It recalls a setting that already contains the postage class, the postage value, fees for special service such as Delivery Confirmation, and possibly other values.  Your DM Series meter has two types of presets, Normal and Custom, and they are actually both the same. The Normal Preset is simply the “most frequently used” preset plus it’s always the one that appears on your meter when it wakes up from sleep. Generally, custom presets contain more postal parameters than the Normal preset, and are used less frequently.

$0 refills cannot be performed on this meter.

Included are the following items:

Simply press Zero, then Enter and print a $0 indicia on an envelope or tape. This is useful for checking the ink imprint on the DM100i.

Follow the illustration below for steps on how to install a moistener in the DM100i.

Some phone systems require a person making a long distance call to use a four-digit access code to complete the call allowing the caller’s business to track who made the call. The four-digit acc

Place the stacker next to your DM100i.  The stacker provides a convenient location to store stamped mail, tape sheets and Operator Guide.  

Pitney Bowes, Postage by Phone, or the Postal Service can have a meter flagged so that a refill is not possible. Depending upon the flag, in some cases when a refill is attempted, the funds left on th

Postage can be printed on double tape sheets and applied to larger envelopes or parcels. To do so, feed a tape sheet through the system the same as an envelope.

When pressing one of the Feature buttons, any entry in the preceding screen is lost unless Yes/Enter button is pressed to confirm the entry.