ELCOM Euro-2000T Alpha User manual

Euro-2000T
User manual
elcom
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Table of Contents
User manual ............................................................................................. 1
INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................... 9
1. Basic definitions. ................................................................................................................................. 10
2. The Euro-2000T keyboard. ............................................................................................................... 12
3. Display layout ................................................................................................................................... 12
3.1. Display description. ................................................................................................................ 13
3.2. Switching the display backlight on and off.. ......................................................................... 14
4. Mode switch and mode keys. ............................................................................................................ 15
5. Button names and their functions. ................................................................................................ 16
6. Before you start a day. ...................................................................................................................... 18
6.1. Recommended procedures for manager at the beginning of the day : ................................... 18
6.2. Printing modes. ....................................................................................................................... 18
6.3. Paper rolls installation. ........................................................................................................... 19
7. Status and functions that are necessary to be known before the beginning of registration .. 20
7.1. Error warning .......................................................................................................................... 20
7.2. Cashier log in .......................................................................................................................... 20
7.3. Cashier log out ......................................................................................................................... 20
7.4. Finalization of transaction. ...................................................................................................... 20
8. Samples of basic registration procedures ..................................................................................... 20
9. Registration by means of departments. .......................................................................................... 23
9.1. Entries into departments. ........................................................................................................ 23
9.2. Repeated entries into departments. ........................................................................................24
9.4. Split-pricing entries into departments. ..................................................................................... 24
9.3. Multiplication entries into departments. ..................................................................................24
9.5. Successive multiplication entries into departments. ............................................................... 25
9.6. Single item entries into departments. ...................................................................................... 25
9.7. Overwriting of the preprogrammed price with the department entries. .................................... 25
10. PLU entries ...................................................................................................................................... 26
10.1. Basic PLU entries. ...................................................................................................... ......... 26
10.2. Multiplication PLU entries. .................................................................................................... 27
10.3. Individual PLU entries. ................................................................................................. ........ 27
10.4. Suppressing of preprogrammed PLU price. ........................................................................... 28
10.5. Split-pricing PLU entry. ................................................................................................ ......... 28
10.6. Successive multiplication PLU entries .................................................................................. 28
11. Corrections ...................................................................................................................................... 29
11.1. Clearing ................................................................................................................................. 29
11.2. Voids ..................................................................................................................................... 29
12. Percent add-on and percent discount.......................................................................................... 31
12.1. Percent add-on ..................................................................................................................... 31
12.2. Percent discount. ................................................................................................................. 31
13. Printing a reference number or the customer number .............................................................. 31
14. Received on account entries. ........................................................................................................ 32
15. Cash or check paid out entries ..................................................................................................... 33

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16. Refund entries ................................................................................................................................. 33
17. How to print out reports ................................................................................................................. 34
18. The generated reports .................................................................................................................... 34
19. The report contents ........................................................................................................................ 35
19.1. Reports of departments ......................................................................................................... 35
19.2. The PLU report ..................................................................................................................... 35
19.3. Hourly report ......................................................................................................................... 35
19.4. Financial report ..................................................................................................................... 35
19.5. Cashier report ....................................................................................................................... 36
19.6. Total X report. ..................................................................................................................... 36
19.7. The periodic X report. ......................................................................................................... 36
19.8. The total Z report. ............................................................................................................... 36
19.9. The periodical Z report ........................................................................................................ 36
20. How to print X reports ............................................................................................................... 36
21. Sample X reports ......................................................................................................................... 39
22. Z reports ....................................................................................................................................... 40
23. Sample Z reports. ...................................................................................................................... 41
Program manual ................................................................................... 43
1. Initialization ....................................................................................................................................... 45
2. Recommended procedure of flag programming .......................................................................... 45
3. Flags programming ......................................................................................................................... 46
3.1. Initial programming of flags ....................................................................................................46
3.2. System flags correction ........................................................................................................ .46
3.3. Flag 1 (FL1) - number of decimal places for price, amount and VAT displaying, method of
rounding ................................................................................................................................ 48
3.4. Flag 2 (FL2)- tax system, tax printing, number of logo lines, blank lines ................................ 48
3.5. Flag 3 (FL3) - cash register number, receipt consecutive number ........................................ 48
3.6. Flag 4 (FL4) - setting the date ............................................................................................... 48
3.7. Flag 5 (FL5) - setting of time ................................................................................................. 49
3.8. Flag 6 (FL6) - parameters of serial communication ............................................................... 49
3.9. Flag 7 (FL7) - value of the percent add-on ............................................................................ 50
3.10. Flag 8 (FL8) - value of the percent discount .......................................................................... 50
3.11. Flag 9 - 14 - identification numbers of cashiers - passwords ................................................. 50
3.12. Flag 15 (FL15) - printing modes settings ............................................................................... 50
3.13. Printing of the flags setting ............................................................................................ ........ 50
3.14. Hexadecimal character code table ........................................................................................ 51
3.15. The alphabetical character table ...........................................................................................52
4. Logo programming .......................................................................................................................... 53
4.1. Logo programming procedure .................................................................................................. 53
4.2. Correction of the logo lines ..................................................................................................... 53
4.3. Printing the programmed logo lines .......................................................................................... 54
5. Programming of the cashier names and of function texts .......................................................... 54
5.1. Correction of cashier names and function texts .................................................................... 55
6. Programming for departments ........................................................................................................ 56
6.1. Programming of department unit price ..................................................................................... 56
6.2. Programming of departments flags. .........................................................................................56
6.3. Programming of department name ............................................................................................ 57
6.4. Correction of program for departments .................................................................................... 58
6.5. Printing of the department values ........................................................................................... 58

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7. Programming for PLUs .................................................................................................................... 59
7.1. Programming of PLU unit price ................................................................................................ 59
7.2. Programming of PLU flags ....................................................................................................... 59
7.3. Programming of PLU name ...................................................................................................... 60
7.4 Programming of PLU bar codes ............................................................................................... 60
7.5. Correction of PLU program ................................................................................................ ..... 61
7.6. Printing of PLU settings ................................................................................................. ........ 61
8. Programming tax rate ....................................................................................................................... 62
8.1. Programming tax rate ..................................................................................................... ......... 62
8.2. Programming of the tax name .................................................................................................. 63
8.3. Correction of the tax program ................................................................................................. 63
8.4. Printing of preprogrammed tax values ..................................................................................... 63
9. Self tests ............................................................................................................................................. 64
9.1. Self-test of the electronics and display ..................................................................................64
9.2. Self-test of the printer ............................................................................................................ 64
9.3. Self-test of keyboard .............................................................................................................. 65
10. Error messages ................................................................................................................................ 65
11. What to do in case of power failure ............................................................................................. 66
11.1. Power failure ......................................................................................................................... 66
11.2. Failures of register as a result of interference in the power network. ................................. 66
12. What to do in case of LowBat signaling ................................................................................. 66
13.1. Wet keyboard cover ............................................................................................................ 67
13.2. Display back light ................................................................................................................ 67
13. Optional accessories of the Euro-2000 cash register ................................................................. 67
13.1. Wet cover ............................................................................................................................ 68
13.2. Display backlight ................................................................................................................. 67
13.3. Batery box. .......................................................................................................................... 68
13.4. Power supply cable for for supplying the register from the car ........................................... 68
13.5. Cash drawer ............................................................................................................ ............ 68
13.6. External display ................................................................................................................... 69
13.7. Carrying bag ........................................................................................................... ............. 69
13.8. Bar code scanners ...................................................................................................... ........ 70
Software
Eurosoft V1.0 for DOS .................................................................... 73
1. Eurosoft basic characteristics .......................................................................................................... 75
1.1. Basic characteristics of Eurosoft software .............................................................................. 75
2. Installation of the Eurosoft software ................................................................................................. 75
2.1. How to start the program ........................................................................................................ 76
3. EuroSoft main menu .......................................................................................................................... 76
4. Settings ............................................................................................................................................... 77
5. Edit menu ............................................................................................................................................ 78
6. Send menu .......................................................................................................................................... 79
7. Receive menu ..................................................................................................................................... 80
8. Overview and Print menu ................................................................................................................... 81
9. End menu ............................................................................................................................................ 81

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Power supplies
Batery
box
AC/DC
adapter
Car lighter
cable
Bar code
scanner
Digital
scales
External
display
Cash
drawer
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The EURO-2000T cash register belongs to the family of portable cash registers. It is light and compact. The
Euro-2000T 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. It can be connected to a personal computer, to a bar code scanner and to an
electronic scales as well. The cabinet comprises a sufficiently large space for a very adequate paper roll.
The Euro-2000T can be power supplied :
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From the main source of current by means of the AC/DC adapter
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From a built-in high capacity lead accumulator
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From the external battery box
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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, paper roll end optical sensor, communication software for personal computer and modem communica-
tion, water-resistant spill proof keyboard cover and carrying bag, are optional accessories.
The Euro-2000T 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 small 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.
PC SCAN
Rear view
Portable, backing up
4100, 3100 scan.
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Password
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Citizen LT-286
max. 12 lines /s
2x28 mm thermo
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17/8
max. 6 lines
yes
yes
yes
native
native
native
native
Destination
PLU amount
DPT
Cashiers
Cashiers login
VAT levels
Printer - thermo
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
Cashier display
Customer display
PC interface, scanning
PC software drivers
Cash drawer(optional)
Compartments
Dimensions [mm]
Weight
Power
Accumulator
Saving mode
Power consumption
Options
DPT, PLU, financial, cashier,
hourly, daily, periodical
12 characters LCD
12 characters LCD
RS-232, 1,2-19,2 kBaud
Driver EURO-2000
Plastic
4 x bank-notes, 5 x coins
310 x 250 x 110
2,4 kg
Accumulator
Adaptor 230 V/ 12 V, 1,2A
built in, lead 6V/ 3Ah
Yes
10 W
cash drawer, keyb. wet co ver,
carrying bag, fiscal memory
Euro-2000T characteristics

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INTRODUCTION
ELCOM company wishes to thank you for the purchase of the
EURO-2000T 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 encountered in its operation.
IMPORTANT:
•Install the cash register in a place where it will not be exposed to direct solar radiation, unusual
temperature changes (under 0° C and above 50°C) and to high humidity. Installation in such
places could may result in damage to the cabinet and electrical components as well.
•After transporting the unit from a cold environment to a warm one and vice versa, do not switch on
the cash register within 20 minutes at a minimum or sufficient time for all components to be
conditioned to the new temperature conditions.
•An individual having wet hands should not operate the cash register without a special wet cover.
Water could seep into the interior of the Euro-2000T and cause component failure.
•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 protected with care.
•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 functioning of the cash
register. In an environment with strong interference use the special anti-interference aids recom-
mended 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 discon-
nected.
•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!
•Use only the supplied AD/DC adapter for electrical connection. Use of other types of adapters
may result in damage to the cash register.
•Use only the program recommended by your authorized dealer as well as the original intercon-
necting cable for the cash register communication with a computer. For bar code scanners use
only the connector recommended in these instructions.
•When operating and using the cash register in other way than described in these instructions the
dealer cannot be responsible for data correctness and resulting damages.

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1. 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 identification,
etc.).
DEPARTMENT
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. One of the main common features of the goods belonging to the same department in
connection with this cash register, is the VAT rate. It means that goods with the same VAT rate can be as-
signed to one department.
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, 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
PLU1 PLU5 PLU9 PLUn
PLU2
PLU3
PLU4
PLU6
PLU7
PLU8
PLU10
PLU11
PLU12
PLUn
PLUn
PLUn
DPT2 DPT3 DPTn
Diary products Sweets Pastry Alcohol
Fruit yogurt
Skimmed milk 1 L
Colby cheese
Monterey Jack
Nut chocolate
Toffee
Waffers
Mon cherry
Graham rolls
Bun
Soya bread
Swiss roll
Napoleon 0,5 L
Beer 12° 0,3 L
Russian vodka 1 L
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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.
Bar code.
Coding of the numeric description of products into bars corresponds with clearly defined international rules. If
product has an assigned a bar code, it appears on each of these goods. The most frequently used code for
product or merchandise denomination in Europe is 13-digit code according to the EAN norm (EAN-13) and
the 8-digit code EAN8.
Bar code scanner
A device enabling bar code scanning on individual products
or goods. It is used to improve accuracy speed up goods
registration by scanning electronically.
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. The Euro-2000T keyboard.
The keyboard is divided into three main key groups - department keys, numeric and functional keys.
The keys (the buttons) in this manual are black with white description. The numeric keys are the opposite and
are white with black numbers of description.
Large and simple icons, are used for ease in recognizing functional keys. The function name is written in small
letters bellow the key icon.
The Euro-2000T cash register keyboard is very comfortable and ready for the operation throughout the day.
The function keys and group keys are equipped with transparent removable covers for placing the customized
labels. You can simplify your work if you mark the department keys by your own group names (dairy products,
alcohol, pastry, etc.).
The keyboard is sensitive to contamination, humidity and dirt. If your cash register is situated in such
an environment, it is recommended that an optional transparent waterproof keyboard cover be used.
Secure a cover from your authorized dealer. It helps avoid keyboard failures and keeps the register
permanently in operation. A new cover should replace a damaged or dirty cover.
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Machine state symbols on the display :
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- lights up when the receipt printing is switched off
Bat - lights up when Euro-2000T working without external adaptor
The display can be divided into a descriptive and a numeric part. The descriptive part informs about the
actually performed function, whether the PLU number or the department number (DPT) is displayed (leftmost
4 positions). The numeric part of the display shows especially numeric values-price, totals (8 rightmost posi-
tions).
3.1. Display description.
The display of the Euro-2000T 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, one for the cashier/operator another one for customer.
3. Display layout
Numeric partDescriptive
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3.2. Switching the display backlight on and off..
The Euro-2000T 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-2000T provides the option of switching the back light on or off as needed.
Key position in the mode
switch - position X
1. Turn the key in the mode switch to position X. The cash register is in the X mode.
2. By pressing the Kkey the back light is switched on or off.
By pressing the Kbutton the back light is switched on or off.

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4. Mode switch and mode keys.
The mode switch enables setting of the working mode of the cash register. The different
mode keys enable the operator to work in different cash register modes (registration,
programming, reports, etc.). Furthermore, the mode switch prevents illegal use of the
cash register.
The following keys are used:
Operator/cashierkey (marked OP) enables to work in the L-R-X mode
Sub manager key (marked SM) enables to work in the L-R-X-Z mode
Manager key (marked MA) enables to work in all modes L-R-X-Z-P-T
Cash register modes :
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. When switching the register into this mode the notice TMOD appears in the descrip-
tive part of the display.
LPosition of the locked cash register. By switching the register to this mode the notice LMOD
occurs on the leftmost side of the display. On the right side the actual time is displayed. The
keyboard functions are inactive. If the register is connected to the main source of electricity, cir-
cuits containing the data concerning the sale, time and date are supplied. This mode is designed
for charging the internal accumulator, which backs up the data, when the external electric power
supply is not connected or if it is out of order.
RPosition - registrations. This position is used for all registrations and transactions. By switching
into this mode the time is displayed until you begin registration.
XThe X mode is used to print the sale reports. Printing of the reports does not reset the data about
the cash register sale (see chapter 17, 18 and 19). Selecting this mode X M0DE occurs on the
display.
ZThe Zmode is used to print all types of reports that reset cash register memory data registers. In
this mode 2 M0DE occurs on the display.
PThe P program mode is used to program all the values and functions of the cash register. In this
mode P M0DE occurs on the display.

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5. Button names and their functions.
Numeric keys (serve for numeric data entry).
Department keys (used during recording of department sales. See Chapter 9).
The PAPER FEED key shifts the receipt ribbon without printing. It is mostly used to
feed the paper roll into printer.
In the ON position the receipts for the customer are being printed. In the OFF position
receipts are not being printed. When the receipt is off the descriptive part of the display
indicates the symbol  X.
After finishing a transaction it is possible to print another receipt by pressing this button.
The receipt is denoted The receipt copy.
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.
The REFUND button enables paying back money, e.g. for damaged goods, during the
sale or as an independent transaction.
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 time displaying in the registration mode.
The PLU button (PRICE LOOK UP) makes 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.
The button enables manual entering of the item price rather than the preprogrammed
PLU price for one entry.
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.
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The DRAWER button is used to print the customers or other reference number on the
receipt. It is also used to open the drawer with no sale.
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
(chapter 14).
The PO button is used to register paid out cash or checks from the cash register as a non-
business transaction. See paid-out function in chapter 15.
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 programmed values.
It prints and displays the actual subtotal value, including taxes.
The CREDIT button is used to finalize the sale in case of credit card payment.
The CHECK button is used to finalize the transaction in case of check payment.
The TOTAL/CASH button is used to finalize the sale in case of cash payment.
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6. Before you start a day.
6.2. Printing modes.
6.1. Recommended procedures for manager at the beginning of the day :
1. Check if there is enough paper roll in the printer for the day. Insert a new paper roll, if neces-
sary.
2. Print out the X report and make sure that date and time values are correct.
3. Check, whether there is enough cash in drawer.
4. Register the initial cash put into the drawer by means of O(RA) button.
Electronic Cash Register Euro-2000T allows choosing printing mode according to two basic criterions:
1. Printing speed
2. Power consumption
Two character fonts are included in Euro-2000T : small and normal. The small font is used in case of no
external power source is connected to Cash register (adaptor, battery box atc.). Normal font is used if
external power source is connected to ECR.
If the ECR is powered just from internal lead-acid accumulator, user can choose one from three printing
modes with small character font.
1. Normal - normal printing saturation, normal power consumption. This mode is set as default.
2. Economical - the printing saturation is a little bit lower than normal one. The printing speed is
little bit higher than normal one. The lowest power consumption in this mode. This mode takes
advantage if ECR should work with no external power supply as long as possible.
3. High speed - the printing saturation is a little bit lower that normal one. The printing speed is
much higher than normal one. The highest power consumption. This mode takes advantage if
sales cadence is high. The discharging of internal lead-acid accumulator is much higher than
in normal mode, so that the ECR can work without external power supply less time than in
normal mode (according to the same number of receipts).
If the ECR is powered from external power source, user can choose one from three printing modes with
normal character font.
1. Normal - normal printing saturation, normal power consumption. This mode is set as default.
2. Economical - normal printing saturation. The printing speed is lower than in normal mode. The
lowest power consumption. This mode takes advantage if you need to use ECR and you need
to charge the internal lead-acid accumulator at the same time.
3. High speed - the printing saturation is a little bit lower than normal one. The printing speed is
much higher than normal one. Lower power consumption than normal one. This mode takes
advantage if sales cadence is high.
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6.3. Paper rolls installation.
Insert both ribbons into the entry holes of the printer and push the papers smoothly inside. The receipt paper
must pass trough the slot of paper end sensor. The printer has the journal paper end sensor built-in.Holding
the papers in the hole, press the Ebutton (PAPER FEED). The printer feeds the ribbons by itself into the
mechanism.
Set the right ribbon according to the picture into the slit of the take-up spool. The journal ribbon edge should
touch the take-up spool shield (on its right-hand side). Wind the take-up spool several turns in the direction
of the rotation and make sure the ribbon holds tightly. Set the take-up spool into the holders and turn it finely
so that the paper ribbon of the journal is stretched firmly. Insert the left ribbon into the receipt slit in the
printer cover (see the picture). Close the printer cover. Tear off the free ribbon and you can start
registration.
For the Euro-2000T 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 properly. If any prob-
lems occur consult your local authorized dealer.
By carefully pressing the left-hand index finger
against the printer cover in the rastered area (the
arrow) 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

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7. Status and functions that are necessary to be known before the begin-
ning of registration
7.1. Error warning - Hbutton (CLEAR)
Incorrect use of a function key or by exceeding the registration range, the machine starts an error beep. An
E-(Error) message appears on the left side of the display. To recover and correct the condition, simply press
the H(CLEAR) key. You will notice that the error code is cleared from the display and you can continue
programming.
7.2. Cashier log in button M(PASSWORD)
The cash register enables to assign to up to six cashiers a secret 4-digit identification number (password). The
cashier passwords as well as their names are programmed in the programming mode. If you want to use the
cashier identification, enter the numeric password and press the Mbutton. For extra security, press the M
button before the password entry. A notification of PASSWD is displayed. The password numbers entered
are not visible on the display at this time. If an incorrect password is entered the register beeps twice and
remains locked. Enter the correct number and press the Mbutton to unlock the register. The password
protection prevents unauthorized use of the cash register. If the cashiers name has been programmed, the
name will print in the receipt header area after the cashier login. If you press the Mkey accidentally, enter
0001 as the default password of the cashier No.1 to unlock the cash register.
7.3. Cashier log out button M(PASSWORD)
If the cash register has been protected from unauthorized use, the cashier should log out by pressing the M
button after finishing registration. The notification PASSWD appears and the cash register is locked until
the correct password is entered. When the cash register is locked registration cannot be performed and
drawer opening is not possible. This function is being used when the cashiers are being changed or when the
cashier leaves the register.
7.4. Finalization of transaction.
Pressing one of the buttons for payment determination all transactions are completed. Determine the payment
method (by cash, by credit card, by check etc.) Finish the transaction by pressing one of the following buttons
W(TOTAL), R(CREDIT), Q(CHECK).