ELCOM Euro-1000T User manual

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Table of Contents Euro-1000T © Elcom Ltd.
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1 Introduction ...........................................................................................6
1.1 Important ...............................................................................................................................................7
1.2 Basic definitions...................................................................................................................................8
2 Cash register characteristics ............................................................10
2.1 Parts of ECR, basic parameters ........................................................................................................10
2.2 External equipment connectivity ......................................................................................................12
2.3 The Euro-1000T keyboard .................................................................................................................14
2.4 Button names and their functions ....................................................................................................15
2.5 Displays layout ...................................................................................................................................17
2.5.1 Displays layout .......................................................................................................................17
2.5.2 Switching the display backlight on and off ..............................................................................18
2.6 Setting the working mode of the cash register ...............................................................................19
2.7 Paper rolls installation .......................................................................................................................20
2.8 Usage and storage of thermal paper ................................................................................................21
3 Program manual .................................................................................22
3.1 Initialization .........................................................................................................................................23
3.2 Recommended procedure of Euro-1000T programming ................................................................24
3.3 Flags programming ............................................................................................................................24
3.3.1 Initial programming of system flags........................................................................................24
3.3.2 System flags correction ..........................................................................................................25
3.3.3 Printing flags values ...............................................................................................................25
3.3.4 Flag 1 - number of decimal places for price, amount and VAT display, method of round-
ing, TAX system .....................................................................................................................26
3.3.5 Flag 2 - TAX printing, number of logo lines, blank lines ... .....................................................26
3.3.6 Flag 3 - Receipt consecutive number, cash register number ................................................26
3.3.7 Flag 4 - Required operations .................................................................................................27
3.3.8 Flag 5 - not used ...................................................................................................................27
3.3.9 Flag 6 - printing mode setting .................................................................................................27
3.3.10 Flag 7 - limit and value of the percent add-on ......................................................................28
3.3.11 Flag 8 - limit and value of the percent discount ....................................................................28
3.3.12 Flag 9 - time setting ..............................................................................................................28
3.3.13 Flag 10 - date setting ...........................................................................................................28
3.4 Programming TAX rates .....................................................................................................................29
3.4.1 Tax rate programming ............................................................................................................29
3.4.2 Tax name programming .........................................................................................................30
3.4.3 Correction of the tax program .................................................................................................30
3.4.4 Printing of preprogrammed tax values ...................................................................................30
3.5 Logo programming .............................................................................................................................31
3.5.1 Logo programming procedure ................................................................................................31
3.5.2 Correction of the logo lines .....................................................................................................31
3.5.3 Printing the programmed logo lines ........................................................................................31
3.6 Cashiers programming ......................................................................................................................32
3.6.1 The Cashier’s name programming .........................................................................................32

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3.6.2 The Cashier’s password programming ..................................................................................32
3.6.3 Cashier authorization programming .......................................................................................33
3.6.4 Correction of Cashier .............................................................................................................33
3.6.5 Printing of Cashier values .....................................................................................................33
3.7 Function texts programming .............................................................................................................34
3.7.1 Function texts programming ...................................................................................................34
3.7.2 Correction of function texts .....................................................................................................35
3.7.3 Printing of function texts setting .............................................................................................35
3.8 Programming for departments ..........................................................................................................36
3.8.1 Programming of department unit price ...................................................................................36
3.8.2 Programming of department flags ..........................................................................................36
3.8.3 Programming of department name .........................................................................................37
3.8.4 Correction of program for departments ..................................................................................38
3.8.5 Printing of the department values ...........................................................................................38
3.9 Programming for PLUs ......................................................................................................................39
3.9.1 PLU price programming .........................................................................................................39
3.9.2 PLU flag programming ...........................................................................................................39
3.9.3 Programming of PLU name ....................................................................................................41
3.9.4 Fast PLUs price programming ................................................................................................41
3.9.5 Correction of PLU program ....................................................................................................42
3.9.6 Printing of PLU settings ..........................................................................................................42
3.10 Euro currency programming ...........................................................................................................43
3.10.1 Stage without Euro currency ................................................................................................43
3.10.2 1st stage of Euro currency ...................................................................................................43
3.10.3 2nd stage of Euro currency ..................................................................................................43
3.10.4 3rd stage of Euro currency ...................................................................................................44
3.11 Character code tables ......................................................................................................................45
3.11.1 Hexadecimal character code table .......................................................................................45
3.11.2 The alphabetical character table ..........................................................................................46
4 Operation manual in registration mode ...........................................47
4.1 Before you start a day ........................................................................................................................47
4.1.1 Recommended procedures for manager at the beginning of the day: ...................................47
4.1.2 Printing modes .......................................................................................................................47
4.2 Status and functions that are necessary to be known before the beginning of registration ......48
4.2.1 Error warning - Q button (CLEAR) ........................................................................................48
4.2.2 Cashier log in button N (PASSWORD) ..................................................................................48
4.2.3 Cashier log out button N (PASSWORD) ................................................................................48
4.2.4 Finalization of transaction .......................................................................................................48
4.3 Samples of basic registration procedures .......................................................................................49
4.4 Registration by means of departments ............................................................................................51
4.4.1 Entries into departments ........................................................................................................51
4.4.2 Repeated entries into departments ........................................................................................52
4.4.3 Multiplication entries into departments ...................................................................................52
4.4.4 Split-pricing entries into departments .....................................................................................52
4.4.5 Successive multiplication entries into departments ................................................................53
4.4.6 Single item entries into departments ......................................................................................53
4.4.7 Overwriting of the preprogrammed price with the department entries ...................................53
4.5 PLU entries .........................................................................................................................................54
4.5.1 Basic PLU entries ...................................................................................................................54
4.5.2 Multiplication PLU entries .......................................................................................................55
4.5.3 Individual PLU entries ............................................................................................................55

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4.5.4 Suppressing of preprogrammed PLU price ............................................................................56
4.5.5 Split-pricing PLU entry ............................................................................................................56
4.5.6 Successive multiplication PLU entries ....................................................................................56
4.6 Other registrations .............................................................................................................................57
4.7 Corrections .........................................................................................................................................58
4.7.1 Clearing ..................................................................................................................................58
4.7.2 Voids ......................................................................................................................................58
4.8 Percent add-on and percent discount ..............................................................................................60
4.8.1 Percent add-on .......................................................................................................................60
4.8.2 Percent discount .....................................................................................................................61
4.9 Printing a reference number or customer number .........................................................................62
4.10 Received on account entries ...........................................................................................................62
4.11 Cash or check paid out entries .......................................................................................................63
4.12 Refund entries ..................................................................................................................................64
4.13 Accounting in Euro currency ..........................................................................................................65
4.13.1 Stage without Euro currency ................................................................................................65
4.13.2 1st stage of Euro currency ...................................................................................................65
4.13.3 2nd stage of Euro currency ..................................................................................................66
4.13.4 3rd stage of Euro currency ...................................................................................................66
5 REPORTS ............................................................................................67
5.1 How to print out reports .....................................................................................................................67
5.2 The generated reports .......................................................................................................................67
5.3 The report contents ............................................................................................................................67
5.3.1 Reports of departments ..........................................................................................................67
5.3.2 The PLU report .......................................................................................................................68
5.3.3 Financial report .......................................................................................................................68
5.3.4 Cashier report .........................................................................................................................69
5.3.5 Total „X“ report .......................................................................................................................69
5.3.6 Periodical “X” report ...............................................................................................................69
5.3.7 Total „Z“ report ........................................................................................................................69
5.3.8 Periodical „Z“ report ...............................................................................................................69
5.4 How to print „X“ reports ....................................................................................................................70
5.5 Samples of „X“ reports ......................................................................................................................71
5.6 How to print out „Z“ reports ..............................................................................................................73
5.7 Samples of „Z“ reports ......................................................................................................................74
5.8 X-reports from fiscal memory ...........................................................................................................76
5.9 Z-reports of fiscal versions only.......................................................................................................77
6 Euro2A software .................................................................................78
7 Optional accessories .........................................................................79
7.1 Displays backlights ............................................................................................................................79
7.2 Battery box ..........................................................................................................................................79
7.3 Power supply cable for supplying the register from the car ..........................................................80
7.4 Cash drawer ........................................................................................................................................80
7.5 Carrying bag .......................................................................................................................................80

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7.6 External display ..................................................................................................................................81
8 Help ......................................................................................................82
8.1 Information and error messages ......................................................................................................82
8.2 What to do in case of power failure ..................................................................................................84
8.2.1 Power failure ..........................................................................................................................84
8.2.2 Failures of register as a result of interference in the power network ......................................84
8.3 What to do in case of “LowBat“ signaling .......................................................................................84
8.4 Self tests .............................................................................................................................................85
8.4.1 Self-test of the electronics and display ...................................................................................85
8.4.2 Self-test of the printer .............................................................................................................85
8.4.3 Self-test of keyboard ..............................................................................................................85

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1 Introduction
ELCOM company wishes to thank you for the purchase of
the EURO-1000T cash register. Please read the instructions
to become familiar with its functions and operations before
you start to operate this equipment. Keep this manual for
future use. It will help you to solve most problems encoun-
tered in its operation.

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1.1 Important
•Install the cash register in a place where it will not be exposed to direct sunlight, unusual
temperature changes (under 0° C and above 50°C) or high humidity. Installation in such
places could result in damage to the cabinet and electrical components as well.
• Leave the cash register turned on for at least 8 hours to charge the internal lead acid
accumulator and NiCd memory back up accumulator to full capacity.
• After transporting the unit from a cold environment to a warm one and vice versa, do
not switch on the cash register for 20 minutes at a minimum giving all components time
to be conditioned to the new temperature conditions.
• Clean the cash register with dry, soft cloth. Never use such cleaning agents like petrol or
solvents. Using such chemicals can result in discoloration or deterioration of cabinet.
• Avoid spilling any liquids on the cash register as they may damage its functionality. The
keyboard is to be carefully protected.
• Connect the cash register with the supplied adapter into a standard network plug. Other
electrical equipment connected in the same network circuit may cause improper func-
tioning of the cash register. In an environment with strong interference use the special
anti-interference aids recommended by the manufacturer of the cash register.
• If the cash register malfunctions, contact your authorized dealer for service. Do not try
to repair the register yourself. Do not open the cash register!
• Pull out the AC/DC adapter plug from its electrical connection if the device is to be fully
disconnected.
•If the external adapter is connected to the cash register then the internal lead acid accu-
mulator is charged even the cash register is turned off.
•During receipt printing wait until the printer has finished printing. Do not tear off the receipt
during printing. Printer damage may result.
• Use only high-quality thermo paper. Improper ribbons may result in damage to the printer
or shorten its lifetime. When using suitable ribbons and by properly maintaining the printer,
the average lifetime is up to 25 million lines!
•Journal paper storage recommendations: Do not expose thermo paper to light. Store at
temperature not higher than 40°C. Avoid contact of thermo paper with PVC, mollificators,
organic dissolvent or glue.
• Use paper ribbon, which end is not glued. If such paper ribbon will be used and not
changed early, the printer could be damaged or its life could be abbreviated. In this case
the damaged printer waranty is not valid.
• Use only the supplied AC/DC adapter or source recommended by authorised dealer for elec-
trical connection. The use of other adapter type may result the damage of the cash register.
• Use only the program recommended by your authorized dealer as well as the original
interconnecting cable for the cash register communication with a computer. For bar code
scanners use only the connector recommended in these instructions.
•In case the cash register is not used for a long time, it is necesarry to turn on the ECR
for at least 24 hours per 3 months of disuse to charge the internal NiCd memory back
up accumulator to prevent data memory loss. Note that the capacity of internal lead acid
accumulator drops to about 70% in 6 months.
•If the cash register is used in ways other than those described in these instructions, the
dealer cannot be responsible for data correctness and resulting damages.
•We reserve the right to change information in the manual. The latest published versions
of manuals are available on the site www.elcom.eu.

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1.2 Basic definitions
Logo
The heading on each printed receipt is introductory information preceding description of goods purchased.
It is mainly used to identify the cash register owner (company name, tax information, company identifica-
tion, etc.).
DPT
DEPARTMENT (DPT) is used to denote the goods groups having some common features (dairy products,
foodstuffs, fruit etc.). It is characterized by name, parameters and by the preprogrammed selling price, if
it is to used for direct sale.
PLU
(Price Look Up) abbreviation for the denomination of the specific goods (goods item). PLU code represents
the goods name, the sale price and flags (assignment to the goods group, VAT level, PLU type etc.)
E.g. Fat milks - 13,50 SK, White yogurt - 7,50 SK).
Relationship between the departments and PLUs
The following example clearly describes the relation between the goods groups (departments) and the goods
items (PLU). 16 PLU and 4 goods groups were used here.
ELCOM STORE
Electronic equipment
ID1: 0123456789876543546
ID2 : 01234567/9876
THANK YOU
Your receipt
GOODS
DPT1 DPT2 DPT3 DPTn
Diary products Sweets Pastry Alcohol
PLU1
PLU2
PLU3
PLU4
PLU5
PLU6
PLU7
PLU8
PLU9
PLU10
PLU11
PLU12
PLUn
PLUn
PLUn
PLUn
Fruit yoghurt
Skimmed milk
Colby cheese
Monterey Jack
Nut chocolate
Tof fe e
Waffers
Mon cherry
Graham rolls
Bun
Soy bread
Swiss roll
Napoleon
Beer 12°
Russian vodka
Metaxa




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Report
The sale overview up to the choice (financial, total, cashier, PLU etc.)
There are two basic types of reports: „X“ and „Z“.
„X“- reports print the concrete sales values (according to the report choice) without resetting the
data.
„Z“- reports print the sales values of the called report. After printing the values, all values are reset
to zero in the cash register memory.
System flags
Basic settings of the register that largely influence correctness of cash register functions. (Number of decimal
places, system of numbers rounding, date, time, etc.)

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2.1 Parts of ECR, basic parameters
2 Cash register characteristics
Euro-1000T
Rear connector panel
Customer display
DC 9-40V PC / DRAWER
Rocker
power switch
Keyboard
Printer cover
Receipt gap
Type of Cash register Operator display

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Portable, backing up
1000
8
6
Password, access authority
8
Citizen LT-286
max. 6,5 lines/s
2x28 mm thermo
14
17/8
max. 6 lines
yes
yes
yes
native
native
native
native
Destination
PLU number
DPT number
Cashiers
Cashiers login
VAT levels
Printer mechanism
Printing speed
Paper ribbon
PLU name characters
Logo line characters
Logo
Capital characters
Bold characters
Special characters
Keyboard description
Language of programming
Language of receipts
Language of reports
Reports
Operator display
Customer display
PC interface
External keyboard
Cash drawer
Slots
Dimensions [mm]
Weight
Power
Accumulator
Power saving mode
Power consumption
Options
DPT, PLU, financial, cashiers,
daily, periodical
12 characters LCD
12 characters LCD
External module CM-1000
PC keyboard
Solenoid 12V
4(3) x paper money, 5 x coins
310 x 250 x 112
2,4 kg
Accumulator
Adapter 220 V/ 12 V, 1,2A
Built in, lead acid 6V/ 3Ah
yes
10 W
drawer, battery box,
displays backlight
Euro-1000T characteristics
The EURO-1000T cash register belongs to the family of portable cash registers. It is light and compact. The
Euro-1000T is designed for smaller businesses, easily transportable from one sales area to another, and
can be easily moved to areas as a substitute cash register in case of power failure. Inspite of its small
dimensions it is technically a very well equipped cash register offering great flexibility with connectivity to
many peripheral devices. The Cash drawer, the external display and a PC keyboard can be connected to
register. It is connectable to PC via external communication module. The cabinet comprises a sufficiently
large space for a very adequate paper roll.
The Euro-1000T can be power supplied :
"From the main source of current by means of the AC/DC adapter
"From a built-in high capacity lead accumulator
"From the external battery box
"From the car accumulator (12-24 V) through car lighter cable
Both the AD/DC adapter and the built in accumulator are supplied with the cash register.
The displays back light, external display, money drawer, external battery box with the starter cord, car
lighter cable and carrying bag are optional accessories.
The Euro-1000T provides several managerial functions and reports. It supports completely a national or
native language and its special characters. Both programming and reports are in native languages. The cash
register is intended mostly for ambulant, movable or remote sales areas and for businesses with a small
and middle sale frequency. Because of its reasonable price this cash register is often used as a back-up
register in situations where a cash register is out of service or a power failure demands a non-electric cash
register.

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2.2 External equipment connectivity

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AC/DC adapter MW1212
or other external source
Euro-1000T external equipment connection
DC 9- 40V PC / DRAWER
Cash drawer, external display, external com-
munication module CM-1000 or external PC
keyboard
Note: Ask your local dealer for more information.

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The Euro-1000T keyboard is divided into three main key groups - department keys, numeric and functional
keys.
Large and simple icons, are used for ease in recognizing functional keys. The function name is printed on
top cabinet of the cash register.
2.3 The Euro-1000T keyboard
The keyboard of Euro-1000T is made from special rubber; it consists of 36 simple and 3 double keytops.
It is divided into six rows and seven columns.
The keytop name or icon is printed on the keytop. The printing is made according to Japanese abrasion-
proof standard JIS Z 0236, that guaranties 200.000 pressings at minimum. The contacts of keypad are
made from conductive rubber. The lifetime of contacts is 500.000 pressings at minimum in case of keypad
is kept clear and prevented from a high mechanical stress.
D1
D3
D5
D7
D2
D4
D6
D8
RF
1
4
7
0
2
5
8
00 .
3
ST
%+
$
PLU
EX CR
%-
TL
6
9
CASH TOTAL
SUBTOTAL
CREDIT
DISCOUNT
PAID OUT
DRAWER
EXCHANGE
ADD ON
RECEIVED
PASSW O R DPRICEREFUNDVOID
TIME
DUPLICATE
CLEARRECEIPT
DEPARTMENT KEYS
P. F E E D
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2.4 Button names and their functions
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A..H
I
Q
J
P
L
K
R
Numerical keys are used for numerical values entry.
Department keys (used during recording of department sales. See Chapter 4.4.).
They are used for report of department sales in X mode and for department program-
ming in P mode.
The PAPER FEED key shifts the receipt ribbon without printing. The receipt ribbon
is fed in 1,5 cm by pressing this key.
It is used for switching the receipt printing on and off in T mode.
After finishing a transaction it is possible to print out the same receipt again by
pressing this key. The receipt is denoted DUPLICATE. It is also used for switching
the cash register modes. See chapter 2.6.
The button CLEAR is used to clear an amount that has been entered incorrectly from
the numeric keyboard. This button also cancels an incorrectly entered function and
the sound signaling ERROR/ALARM.
The VOID button is used to correct the item that has already been registered. It is
used to set the cash register to PC communication mode in X mode.
The REFUND button enables you to pay back money, e.g. for damaged goods,
during the sale or as an independent transaction. It is used for VAT levels program-
ming in P mode.
The TIME/X button is utilized for multiplication, if two or more pieces of the same item
are being sold. It is also used for displaying the time in the registration mode. It is also
used for backlight activation in X mode.
The PLU button (PRICE LOOK UP) makes it possible by means of the PLU code to
call out the programmed data about the item price, the name, the department, VAT,
etc. See PLU transactions. It evokes PLU report in X or Z mode. It is also used for
PLU programming in P mode.
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The button enables manual entering of the item price rather than the preprogrammed
PLU price for one entry. It is also used for fast PLU price programming in P mode.
The button is used to identify the cashier by means of the password and permits
the cashier to log in. Through this method, the proper cashier claims responsibility
for the transactions. The name of the logged in cashier, is printed on each receipt
header. The transactions are recorded in the cashiers account and are displayed in
the cashiers report. It is also used for the cashier report in X mode and for cashier
programming in P mode.
The DRAWER button is used to print the customers or other reference numbers on
the receipt. It is also used to open the drawer with no sale. In the void mode (R or T)
this button functions as arrow down or jump to next item.
The RA button is used to register the received payments if no business transaction
had been executed. It records, for example, insertion of daily opening cash into the
drawer. It is also used for Flag programming in P mode.
The PO button is used to register paid out cash or checks from the cash register as
a non-business transaction. It evokes a periodical report in X or Z mode. It is also
used for logo programming in P mode.
These two buttons are used to add the percent add-on or to subtract the percent
discount for a particular item or for the complete transaction according to the pro-
grammed values.
The ST button prints and displays the actual subtotal value.
The CREDIT button is used to finalize the sale in case of credit card payment.
The EX (CHECK) is used to finalize the sale in case of check payment.
It evokes a financial report in X mode. It prints the particular programmed data in P
mode.
The TOTAL/CASH button is used to finalize the sale in case of cash payment. It
evokes a daily report in X or Z mode.
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S
T
WX
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2.5 Displays layout
The Euro-1000T customer display can be divided into a descriptive and a numeric part. The descriptive part
tells what function was performed, whether the PLU number or the department number (DPT) is displayed
(leftmost 4 positions). The numeric part of the display shows only numeric values-price, totals (8 rightmost
positions).
Used symbols:
DPT - lights up when department entry is made (registration, programming, reports, ...)
PLU - lights up when PLU entry is made (registration, programming, reports, ...)
RA- lights up when RA operation is made (Received on Account)
PO- lights up when PO operation is made (Paid Out)
VOID - lights up when VOID operation is made
REF - lights up when REFUND operation is made
SBTL - lights up when SUBTOTAL operation is made
TL - lights up when transaction is finalized and denotes the sum or total to be collected
from customer
-- - denotes amount of change to be returned to the customer
LowBat - low battery voltage warning (a discharged battery)
X- ligths up in case of multiplication ( button R)
Bat - lights up when Euro-1000T works without external adaptor
2.5.1 Displays layout
The display of the Euro-1000T cash register is the LCD type and contains 8 large and 4 smaller numeric
segments. Furthermore it contains descriptive texts-icons of PLU, DPT and LowBat. The cash register is
equipped with two identical displays, for cashier and for customer.
Numeric partDescriptive
part
Icons

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2.5.2 Switching the display backlight on and off
Operational procedure for switching the backlight on or off:
1. Switch the cash register to X mode: 2J.
2. Pressing the button Rbacklight is turned on or off.
Note: Ask your local dealer of Euro-1000 for backlight in case of interest.
The Euro-1000T cash register back light represents its optional accessories. The back light increases the
contrast of the display, protects your sight and enables you to use the cash register under conditions of
insufficient light. You can ask for installation of a display back light from your authorized dealer.
The display back light increases power consumption and shortens operational time of the cash register
powered by accumulator. Euro-1000T provides the option of switching the back light on or off as needed.

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2.6 Setting the working mode of the cash register
The working mode of the cash register is set by pressing the buttons 1to 5and button J[DUPLI-
CATE]. This allows to choose the working mode and work within it (registering, programming, reporting etc.).
RPosition - registrations. This position is used for all registrations and transactions. By switching
into this mode the time is displayed until you begin registration.
Switch to R mode: 1J
12_00_00
Display:
R mode display
XThe X mode is used to print the sale reports. Printing of the reports does not reset the data about
the cash register sale.
Switch to Xmode: 2J
M0DE
Display:
X mode display
_
_
_
ZThe Zmode is used to print all types of reports that reset cash register memory data registers.
Switch to Zmode: 3J
ZM0DE
Display:
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Introduction, basic characteristics Euro-1000T © Elcom Ltd.
PThe P program mode is used to program all the values and functions of the cash register.
Switch to Pmode: 4J
TThe training mode is used when the operator or the manager practices register operations. The
training mode provides all functions of the R mode. In this mode transactions are not included
in the daily or periodical reports. The receipts printed in this mode are marked by the text Invalid
document.
Switch to Tmode: 5J
PM0DE
Display:
P mode display
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TMOD
Display:
T mode display
2.7 Paper rolls installation
For the Euro-1000T cash register operation a two
thermo paper ribbon of 28mm width is used. The
left one is designed for customer receipt printing
and the right one for the journal print. Use only
rolls of good quality with a maximum diameter of
60mm.
To ensure proper cash register operation, make
sure the printing saturation is correct. If any prob-
lems occur consult your local authorized dealer.
By carefully pressing a finger against the printer
cover in the area shown, the printer cover can be
removed from the upper register cover.
Place the paper rolls into the paper roll bed so that it can wind off forward from the bottom side (see the
picture below). Cut the ribbon end straight. The ribbon end must not contain any dirt or glue residue.
Printer cover
Press
Pull
Pull