Operation Manual
Table Of Contents
- CONTENTS
- MAJOR FEATURES
- PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES
- CASH REGISTER COMPONENTS
- OPERATOR AND CUSTOMER DISPLAYS
- CASH REGISTER FUNCTIONS
- USING THE MENUS
- CAPTION PROGRAMMING
- QUICK START PROGRAMMING
- SALES PROGRAMMING
- CONFIGURING YOUR CASH REGISTER
- LOGGING ONTO THE SYSTEM
- PRINTING PROGRAMMING REPORTS
- USING THE MEMORY STORAGE DEVICE (SD)
- SYSTEM INITIALIZATION
- MANAGEMENT REPORTS
- SALES TRANSACTION EXAMPLES
- CUSTOMER OR TABLE MANAGEMENT
- ERROR CONDITIONS
- CASH REGISTER RESET OPERATIONS
ENGLISH
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QUICK START PROGRAMMING
This section allows you to program basic cash register features so that you can start to work right away with your new
product. Programs and transaction information for management reports are stored in the memory of the cash register
which is protected by back-up batteries.
CAUTION: Remember to Insert Batteries.
Before beginning to program the cash register or to perform sales transactions, insert the batteries so that this
information is saved in the event of a power failure or if the cash register is unplugged from the electrical outlet.
SETTING YOUR LANGUAGE AND PLU/EJ/TABLE REQUIREMENTS
The first time you connect your cash register, the System Initialization form is displayed automatically for you to set
your language, PLU and journal storage requirements.
The path is:
Main menu -> Programming Mode -> System Initialization.
The step-by-step procedure is given here for navigating to this form (if it is not displayed) and specifying your
requirements:
1. Press to activate the menu system.
2. Select
Programming Mode by pressing to position on Programming mode, then press .
3. Select
System Initialization by pressing to position on System Initialization, then press .
4. The first field
Language is highlighted. Check if the language indicated is the language you require for the cash
register. If it is, proceed to the next step, otherwise change the language by pressing until the language you
want is displayed, then press .
5. Press to position on the next field,
PLU/EJ/TABLE. Here you can set the maximum number of PLUs that can
be stored on the cash register , the maximum number of tables that can be tracked simultaneously and the type of
memory to use for storing Electronic Journal data, either the internal memory of the cash register or a removable
Storage Device (SD). If you are using an SD card, the number of lines that can be stored depends on its capacity. For
example, a 1GB card provides storage for 40 million transaction lines. Choose one of these combinations:
•
1500 PLU numbers & max 12000 lines stored internal memory, no table tracking.
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2000 PLU numbers & max 11000 lines stored internal memory, no table tracking.
•
3000 PLU numbers & storage on memory card only, no table tracking.
•
500 PLU numbers & max. 12000 lines stored internal memory, max. 50 tables can be tracked.
•
1500 PLU numbers & max. 9000 lines stored internal memory, max. 70 tables can be tracked.
•
3000 PLU numbers, storage on SD only, max. 100 tables can be tracked.
Press until the combination you want is displayed, then press
If you choose to store the journal on the SD card, you must configure also the EJ System option
(see “Electronic Journal”).
6. Press to position on the prompt:
Are you sure? Press until YES is displayed, then press . The
cash register is reset with the values you have programmed.