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<blockquote data-quote="benschreivogel" data-source="post: 103649" data-attributes="member: 5551"><p>When you notice a package that has the wrong P.A.S. label, this is called an out of sinc. The P.A.S. scanners don&#039;t get the chance to view the labels. they just scan stick, scan stick, scan stick very fast. What happens is the bullseye on the label when you scan it sometimes does not print anything up unlike the regular barcodes that will at least print a blank label when you scan them. If you are going really fast and don&#039;t catch that it didn&#039;t print ,you will then go out of sinc. God help you if you don&#039;t catch it soon. We had a guy scan about 30 air envelopes one time before he relized the labels were out of sinc. I am one of the best scanners on our line and it still happens to me sometimes and it&#039;s isn&#039;t because I didn&#039;t look at the labels, because I can&#039;t . Most out of sinc. labels are a result of a computer error and rookies who are not&nbsp; familiar enough to catch when the computer is friend&#039;ing up. So take it easy on us P.A.S guys we are not permited to scan and compare labels. Just to scan and stick and pay attention. With that in mind, mistakes do happen and I appologize for all of us.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="benschreivogel, post: 103649, member: 5551"] When you notice a package that has the wrong P.A.S. label, this is called an out of sinc. The P.A.S. scanners don't get the chance to view the labels. they just scan stick, scan stick, scan stick very fast. What happens is the bullseye on the label when you scan it sometimes does not print anything up unlike the regular barcodes that will at least print a blank label when you scan them. If you are going really fast and don't catch that it didn't print ,you will then go out of sinc. God help you if you don't catch it soon. We had a guy scan about 30 air envelopes one time before he relized the labels were out of sinc. I am one of the best scanners on our line and it still happens to me sometimes and it's isn't because I didn't look at the labels, because I can't . Most out of sinc. labels are a result of a computer error and rookies who are not familiar enough to catch when the computer is friend'ing up. So take it easy on us P.A.S guys we are not permited to scan and compare labels. Just to scan and stick and pay attention. With that in mind, mistakes do happen and I appologize for all of us. [/QUOTE]

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