Olivetti ECR8200 User manual

Cash Register
ECR 8200 / 8220
SWEDEN
SERVICE MANUAL
Code Y110930 - 6
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PUBLICATION ISSUED BY:
Olivetti S.p.A.
10015 Ivrea (Italy)
Gruppo Telecom Italia
Via Jervis, 77- 10015 Ivrea (ITALY)
www.olivetti.com
Copyright© 2009, Olive tti
All rights reserved
ATTENZIONE
Pericolo d'esplosione se la batteria non viene sostituita in modo corretto.
Sostituire solo con un tipo uguale o equivalente raccomandato dal costruttore.
Eliminare le batterie usate seguendo le istruzioni del costruttore.
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PREFACE
This Service Manual is addressed to the field engineers who will install and service the cash
register. it also provides product maintenance guidelines.
SUMMARY
This manual Is divided into five chapters.
The first two chapters describe the operating, functional checks and maintenance procedures.
Chapter 3 describes the disassembly and reassembly procedures, Chapter 4 gives
troubleshooting/repair
information while Chapter 5 describes the electronic circuitry.
PREREQUISITES
The topics described in this manual require knowledge of similar products.
REFERENCE DOCUMENTATION
• Instruction Manual - (provided with the product)
• Spare Parts Catalogue
DISTRIBUTION:General
LAST EDITION: JULY 2009
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CONTENTS
MAJOR FEATURES………………………………………………………………………………………...
ECR 8200SV / 8220SV CASH REGISTER COMPONENTS……………………………………………
CASH REGISTER SPECIFICATIONS……………………………………………………………………
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS…………………………………………………………………………………………………
MAINTAININING THE CASH REGISTER………………………………………………………………………………
UNPACKING AND SETTING UP THE CASH REGISTER……………………………………………..
STANDARD ACCESSORIES……………………………………………………………………………………………
THE KEYPAD FOR ECR 8200SV / 8220SV……………………………………………………………..
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS……………………………………………………………………………………………………
OPERATORE AND CUSTMER DISPLAY………………………………………………………………..
SWITCHING THE OPERATOR DISPLAY ON…………………………………………………………………………
SWITCHING THE OPERATOR DISPLAY OFF……………………………………………………………………….
SYMBOLS AND MESSAGES……………………………………………………………………………………………
PROGRAMMING MODE – Operator Display……………………………………………………………
1. PRODUCT OUTLINE ...................................................................................................................
1-1. HARDWARE ...............................................................................................................................................
1-2. DISPLAY .....................................................................................................................................................
1-3. KEYBOARD................................................................................................................................................
1-4. DRAWER.....................................................................................................................................................
1-5. PRINTER.....................................................................................................................................................
1-6. INTERFACE ................................................................................................................................................
1-7 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM.......................................................................................................................
2. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDANCE ............................................................................................
3. CIRCUITRY ..................................................................................................................................
3-1 POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT..........................................................................................................................
3-2. TRANSFORMER WIRING DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................
3-3. M30842MC MICROCOMPUTER................................................................................................................
3-4. RESET CIRCUIT.........................................................................................................................................
3-5. POWER FAIL CIRCUIT...............................................................................................................................
3-6. WINDING MOTOR CIRCUIT.......................................................................................................................
3-7. DISPLAY CIRCUIT......................................................................................................................................
3-8. DISPLAY INFORMATION ...........................................................................................................................
3-9. KEYBOARD CIRCUIT.................................................................................................................................
3-10. DRAWER CIRCUIT...................................................................................................................................
3-11. BUZZER CIRCUIT.....................................................................................................................................
3-12. BATTERY CIRCUIT...................................................................................................................................
3-13. EXTERNAL MEMORY ..............................................................................................................................
3-13-1. SRAM (BS62LV4006SCP-70).............................................................................................................
3-13-2. FROM (S29AL004D70TFI010) ...........................................................................................................
3-14. PRINTER CIRCUIT ...................................................................................................................................
3-15. INTERFACE CIRCUIT...............................................................................................................................
4. DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE..........................................................................................................
4-1. DIAGNOSTIC CHECK & FINISHED GOODS CHECK...............................................................................
4-2. SOFTWARE VERSION CHECK..................................................................................................................
5. INSTALLING SOFTWARE ...........................................................................................................
5-1. SOFTWARE LOADER install.....................................................................................................................
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6. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION.........................................................................................................
6-1. TOP CASE UNIT.........................................................................................................................................
6-2. Display unit ASSY......................................................................................................................................
6-3. Bottom case unit ASSY.............................................................................................................................
7. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM.....................................................................................................................
8. EXPLODED DIAGRAM................................................................................................................
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MAJOR FEATURES
•99 departments that can be grouped into up to 10 merchandise categories;
•Up to 3,000 Price Look-Ups (PLU) with the possibility of associating a department and tax
status to each;
•15 clerk numbers to monitor the sales of individual employees with programmable Clerk
security system;
•Maximum 12,000-line internal Electronic Journal memory, substantially expandable via SD
card;
•Thermal printer with journal record or receipt printing capabilities;
•PLU creation for barcoded articles and barcode programming;
•Cash register programming via computer;
•Quantity entries using decimal point;
•Training mode facility with related password;
•Replaceable keycaps;
•Programmable names for departments, department (merchandise) groups, clerks, PLUs,
foreign currencies and payment media;
•Customer sales receipt header and footer personalization and logo creation via computer;
•Special rounding capabilities for Swiss, Danish and Swedish and Euro currencies;
•Detailed department programming;
•4 foreign currency exchange rates with related currency descriptors;
•Cash, check, charge card and 6 other credit card tender media accepted with change
tendered on all payments;
•4 different VAT rates, with temporary override;
•Sales transaction hold and recall function;
•Battery back-up protection for sales transaction and programming data;
•Programmable clerk operating limitations for enhanced security;
•Payment transfer from one payment media to another after transaction completion;
•Single-line customer display with programmable scrolling messages;
•LCD operator display with Menu system for accessing all cash register functions;
•Optional passwords for Manager mode, X report mode and Programming/Z report modes;
•PLU rapid inquiry key;
•Receipt details printed in conformance with Swedish law;
•Programmable VAT details printed on sales receipts;
•Issuing of Business Receipt (ABR) on customer request;
•Bi-lingual interface for customer receipts, management reports and display messages in
English and Swedish;
•User-defined captions in any language for printing on receipts and reports;
•Keypad personalization through reassignment of keys;
•Programmable key sequences executed by actioning single chain function keys;
•Sales function selection via pop-up lists;
•CleanCash(R) connectivity to meet requirements of Swedish law;
•EFT device connectivity for credit card validation;
•Barcode reader connectivity.
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1.1 EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
ECR 8200 SWEDEN External Components
With reference to figure:
1. Customer display 2. Operator display
3. Keypad 4. Cash drawer and box
5. Cash drawer lock and slot 6. Item deposit drawer
7. Power cord 8. Storage Device (SD) – under printer
compartement cover
9. Printer compartment cover with receipt
output window
10. RS232 serial interfaces (ports 1&2) for
Barcode reader, EFT device or PC
connection (see the note below)
11. RS232 serial interface (port 3) for Clean
cash box connection
12. Clean Cash box that must be connected to
serial port 3 (ref. 11 in the figure)
NOTE: From the company website you can download the software needed to program the cash register directly
from your computer.
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ECR 8220 SWEDEN External Components
With reference to figure:
1. Customer display 2. Operator display
3. Keypad with exchange transaction and
captionprogramming keypad sheets
installed
4. Cash drawer and box
5. Cash drawer lock and slot 6. Item deposit drawer
7. Power cord 8. Storage Device (SD) – under printer
compartement cover
9. Printer compartment cover with receipt
output window
10. RS232 serial interfaces (ports 1&2) for
Barcode reader, EFT device or PC
connection (see the note below)
11. RS232 serial interface (port 3) for Clean
cash box connection
12. Clean Cash box that must be connected to
serial port 3 (ref. 11 in the figure)
NOTE: From the company website you can download the software needed to program the cash register directly
from your computer.
CleanCash(R) Box - Fiscal Control Unit
The ECR 8200 cash register meets the requirements of Swedish legislation2007:592 which requires any
business carrying out cash transactions in Sweden to use a certified cash register as of January 1st 2010. A
certified cash register, as defined by the Swedish Tax Authorities, must have a Declaration of Conformity
from the manufacturer and be connected to a certified fiscal control unit.
Before powering on your cash register, make sure you have connected the CleanCash box to Serial
port 3 as indicated in the Setup diagram in Figure 2.
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Electronic Funds Transfer Device
An EFT device for validating credit card payments can be connected to either Serial port 1 or Serial port 2 on the
cash register.
For transactions paid by credit card, the customer is requested to enter their PIN number via the device. If
validation is successful, two receipts are printed - one for the customer, the other for the business store.
Removable Cash Drawer and Box
With reference to Figure 4, the cash drawer has slots for banknotes and for coins. The drawer can be opened by
pressing ,or by sliding the hidden emergency button underneath the register. If required, the cash
drawer or the whole drawer box can be removed. To remove the cash drawer box, with reference to the Figures,
extract the drawer (8) and undo the screws underneath (9). Raise gently the register and unplug the signal
cable (10) so that the box comes free. To assemble the box and register again, perform the same procedure but in
reverse order.
On the front of the drawer there is a slot for quickly storing checks, coupons and so on.
Inserting Memory Card Storage Device
To insert a memory storage device, with reference to Figure 5, lift the slot cover and insert the card, orienting it as
shown.
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CASH REGISTER SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Characteristics
Listed below are the technical characteristics of this cash register model.
Type: Electronic cash register with clamshell thermal printer, 10 department groups, 99
departments, 15 clerks, up to 3,000 PLU settings. Max. 12,000-line Electronic Journal
internal memory, expandable via memory storage device. Removable cash drawer.
Displays: 160x80 dot, tiltable, Operator LCD for displaying all transaction data with menu system for
cash register programming. 10-digit Client alphanumeric display. Symbols for change,
subtotal, minus, total, foreign currency value, department number and item count shown.
Capacity: 8-digit input and readout
Printer: 24-column line thermal printer with drop-in paper loading.
Paper supply: 58.5 ± 0.5 mm thermal paper
Batteries: 3 standard "AA" size batteries which safeguard memory contents in the event of power
failures.
Technology: CMOS RAM.
Power cons. Standby 12.1 W, Operating 41.8 W.
Operating 32 – 104 °F (0 °C – 40 °C)
Temperature:
Dimensions: 10 mm (W) x 430 mm (D) x 294 mm (H)
Weight: 7.7 Kg (16,98 lbs)
Clean Cash interface
RJ 45 connector ( C )
Connector pin out
1 CTS 6 RX9
2 DTR 7 DSR
3 TX9 8 RTS
4-5 GMD
PC, BCR, EFT Interface
RJ 45 Connector (A-B)
Connector pin out
1 CTS 5 MC
2 DTR 6 RX9
3 TXD 7 DSR
4 GMD 8 CTS
PC Communication Parameters
Baud rate: 19200 bps
Data Length: 8 bits
Parity: None
Stop bit: 1
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BCR Communication Parameters
The BCR operates with either of these settings:
Baud rate
Data length
Parity Stop bit
PS700 default
settings 9600 8 bits Non 1
Metrologic MS5100
Eclipse default
settings
9600 7 bits Space 2
Data Format:
Bar code number (ASCII code) CR (0D<hex>) LF (0A<hex>)
The ECR8220 can receive data scanned by the BCR in the data format above. This format is the default for
both the PS700 and Metrologic MS5100 Eclipse. If you use another type of BCR, please modify the
data to be transferred to this format. For programming information, refer to your BCR manual.
EFT Communication Parameters
Refer to the specific EFT documentation
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The power socket for this cash register must be located near the machine and must be easily
Accessible.
Do not use this cash register outdoors in the ram or near any liquid.
MAINTAINING THE CASH REGISTER
Provided below is information on how to maintain the cash register.
Note: Before cleaning the cash register, make sure it Is powered off and/or unplugged from the
wall outlet. Before unplugging the cash register from the wall outlet, make sure that three
charged AA standard backup batteries are installed in the battery compartment. All data
stored in memory will be cancelled if you unplug the cash register from the electrical wall
outlet without back-up battery supply.
1. Keep all liquids away from the cash register so as to avoid spills which could damage the
electronic components.
2. To clean the cash register firstly turn it off and/or unplug it from the wall outlet (be sure the
back-up batteries are installed), then use just a damp cloth. Do not use corrosive substances
such as solvents, alcohol, petrol, or abrasive components.
3. Il the cash register is stored in extreme hot or cold temperatures ( 0 °C - 40 °C ), allow the
temperature inside the cash register to reach room temperature before turning it on.
4. DO NOT attempt to pull the paper tape when the cash register Is printing or when you are
loading paper. Always use the [Feed] key to feed paper. Pulling the paper tape could damage
the print mechanism.
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UNPACKING AND SETTING UP THE CASH REGISTER
STANDARD ACCESSORIES
The cash register comes with the following items:
•One black plastic journal winder spindle
•One roll of standard paper tape
•Three standard ‘AN’ size batteries for the battery back-up system
•The multilingual User’s Guide, Reference Guide in English and Warranty Card + Setup Poster
•A set of keys for looking the cash drawer
Make sure that the cash register and all of the above items are included in the shipping canon.
Open the cash register’s shipping carton and carefully withdraw each component. Make sure that the cash
register and all al its accessories, listed in the section entitled Standard Accessories, are present in order to
setup the cash register by following these guidelines:
1. Place the cash register on a level, stable, vibration-free and dust-free surface. Make sure it is near a
power outlet compliant will the latest safety standards.
2. Plug the cash register into a power outlet compliant with the latest safety standards.
3. Insert memory backup batteries as explained in the section entitled Inserting/Replacing Batteries. Do
not insert the batteries unless the cash register is plugged into an electrical power outlet.
WARNING: The machine must be plugged into an electrical outlet before you insert the batteries.
4. Load the thermal paper roll as explained in the section entitled Loading Thermal Paper.
5. Set the desired program options as explained in the section Cash Register Programming.
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THE KEYPAD FOR ECR 8200SV
The figure below shows the keypad layout
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS
The keys described here are those configured by default on the cash register keyboard, shown in figure 5.
The symbol (*) indicates that the key is also used in caption programming.
NOTE:The keys can be reconfigured using the Free Key Layout option in “Advanced Settings”, if required.
1. Advances the receipt or journal paper one me feed; advances the paper continuously when held down.
Interrupts report printing when kept depressed.
2. Pop-up Iist (2) allowing EC/VOID, FULL VOID or REFUND operations to be performed. As EC/VOID,
deletes the last item entered, and corrects a particular entry after it is processed and printed. FULL VOID
deletes full entries after a subtotal 1As REFUND, subtracts an item that is returned for refund; sales and
activity totals are also rectified.
3. As [CLERK] confirms the clerk code entered. As the [ESC] key in programming mode, displays the
previous menu or exits caption programming.
4. Toggles the cash register between printing and not printing the sales receipt in registration and manager
modes.
5. Allows price entries for departments 20-38 and 39-99. For departments 20-38, press this key before
pressing the corresponding department key. For departments 39-99, press this key, manually enter the
department number using the numeric keypad and then press this key again
22 3 4 6 5
24
1
19 23
21
2 7
8
20 9
18
17 10
11
16
12
15 14 13
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6. -(*) Holds and then recalls a sales transaction so that a second transaction can be performed in the
meantime. In caption programming, toggles between caps on/off to allow captions to be written in upper or
lower case Ietters.
7. (*) Transfers payment from one form of payment media to another after the sales transaction is finalized.
8. (*)Pop-up Iist (5) allowing FC or TAKE-OUT sales operations to be performed. As FC, automatically
calculates and displays the value in foreign currency of the subtotal of a sale or of a particular amount
registered. As the TAKE-OUT key modifies temporarily the tax status associated with a PLU code.
9. (*) Pop-up list (1) allowing transaction payment to be registered to a check, charge card, or one of six credit
cards.
10. (*)Subtotals a sale
11. As the [TOTAL]key totals exact cash transactions, computes change and totals transactions that are split
tendered with check, credit card and/or cash. Pressed a second time, prints one or more copies of the Iast
receipt, depending on how multiple receipts are programmed (see “Receipt Printing Mode”). As [ENTER],
in Programming mode, selects a menu option when it is highlighted, or confirms the data entered for a form
field.
12. (*) Registers single or multiple item sales to departments numbered between 1 and 38. To
enter a department number from 1 to 19, press the corresponding key. To enter a
department number from 20 to 38, press first the key, then the corresponding
department key. For department numbers from 39 to 99, see above.
In caption programming, these keys can be used to input the characters indicated on the related key as indicated in the
Character Table. You can define clerk names, receipt header/footer, department names, department group names, PLU
product names, currency identifiers and credit card
captions. As the [SP] key, can be used to add spaces between characters and to confirm
entry of repeated characters.
13. (*) Enters a decimal point for defining product quantities with decimals during sales transactions. In
caption programming, as the [DEL] key, it performs the typical backspace function for deleting the last
character entered.
14. -(*) lnput amounts, indicate multiple items, add and subtract amounts and
percentages, and input department numeric codes from 39 to 99
(see “above) .
15. When operated outside of a sales transaction, displays setup information: the current date
and time, clerk number, Electronic Journal status and number of free EJ lines.
Using and the LCD contrast can be adjusted. When operated during a sales
transaction. allows multiple quantities to be specified for a sales item.
16. (*) Clears an entry made from the numeric keypad or with before finalizing a
transaction with a Department or function key. Also used to clear error conditions. In caption
programming, deletes any caption characters entered before pressing In 0ff mode,
activates menu f or resetting cash register.
17. - Price Iook-up function. Registers the preset price of an individual item to the appropriate
department. When programming PLUS, to display a given PLU, enter its number then press this key.
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18. -(*) Temporarily overrides a price that was assigned to a PLU number. During caption programming, when
pressed before a character, sets the character as double width.
19. Pop-up list (4) allowing Paid Out (P0) or Received on Account (RA) transactions. As the P0 key
register any money taken out of the cash drawer that is not part of a sale. AS the RA key registers a
any money received on account that is not part of a sale, for example, money put in the drawer at the start of
each business day can be registered as RA
20. Pop-up Iist (3) allowing direct/percent discounts and add-on operations. As the 1% +/- or2% key, when
appropriately programmed, applies a preset percentage reduction or add-on to the price of an item or to the
sales total. As the 1+/- or 2 +I- key, subtracts or adds an amount from/to an item or sales total.
21. Opens the cash drawer without registering any amount or when changing cash for a non-sales
transaction. When programming entities such as clerks PLUs, depts and so on, press to display the
next item in numeric sequence (for example, clerk O1, clerkO2… and so on).
22. When the operator display is off, this key switches it on. When the display is on, pressing this key
displays the Main menu. The Main menu contains the 0ff mode option which you can use to switch the
operator display off. During a clerk transaction, allows you to switch to Manager mode to
perform operations disabled for the clerk. Pressing the key again afterwards, switches back to the clerk
transaction.
23. -In Programming mode, these keys can be used to move through the menu options
and form fields in the direction indicated on the key.
When the menu item required is highlighted, press to select it. When navigating
forms, if me numbers are present on the Ieft, jump to the line you want by entering its number
followed by either arrow key.
24. -In Programming mode, when selecting data for preset value fields, use these keys to scroll
through the values available, highlight the value wanted, and then select with
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THE KEYPAD FOR ECR 8220SV
The figure below shows the keypad layout
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\
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS
The keys described here are those configured by default on the cash register keyboard, shown in figure 5.
The symbol (*) indicates that the key is also used in caption programming.
NOTE:The keys can be reconfigured using the Free Key Layout option in “Advanced Settings”, if required.
1. Advances the receipt or journal paper one line feed; advances the paper continuously when held down.
Interrupts report printing when kept depressed.
2. When the operator display is off, this key switches it on. When the display is on, pressing this key displays
the. Main menu. The Main menu contains the Off mode option whichyou can use to switch the operator display
off. During a clerk transaction, allows you to switch to Manager mode to perform operations disabled for the clerk.
Pressing the key again afterwards, switches back to the clerk transaction.
3. When used during a sales transaction, these functions present a pop-up lis tof up to 20PLU
codes each, listed by name, to allow the operator to choose one.
4. Displays the price for a PLU code. Press this key, enter the PLU code on the numeric keypad,
then press.
5. Enter one of two preset prices associated with a PLU code. After pressing either
1 2 3 4 6 7 10 12
14 16
17
98
85
11 13
35 15 9
18
31
34 21
20
30
36
32 22
29 23
28 24 25
32
37
26
27
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or , enter the PLU code.
6. Temporarily overrides a price that was assigned to a PLU number.
7. Price look-up function. Registers the preset price of an individual item to the appropriate department. When
programming PLUs, to display a given PLU, enter its number then press this key.
8. Enters the number of guests at a determinate table.
9. Divides the total of the sales amount equally between the guests at a given table. The Total tax amount
printed on the receipt is also divided by the number of guests. Only the total is registered on the CleanCash box,
not the data related to the divided payment.
10. Pop-up list (4) allowing Paid Out (PO) or Received on Account (RA) transactions. As the PO key, registers
any money taken out of the cash drawer that is not part of a sale. As the RA key, registers any maccount that is
not part of a sale, for example, the start-up money put in the drawer at the start of each businessoney received on
day can be registered as RA.
11. Pop-up list (1) allowing direct/percent discounts and add-on operations: As the 1% or 2% key, when
appropriately programmed, applies a preset percentage reduction or add-on to the price of an item or to the sales
total. As the 1 +/- or 2 +/- key, subtracts or adds an amount from/to an item or sales total.
12. Holds and then recalls a sales transaction so that a second transaction can be performed in the meantime.
13. Deletes the last incorrect item entered.
14. As [CLERK], confirms the clerk code entered. As the [ESC] key in programming mode, displays the
previous menu.
15. Pop-up list (2) allowing VOID, FULL VOID or REFUND operations to be performed. As VOID, can delete
an incorrect item entered before a subtotal, must be preceded by . As FULL VOID deletes all
entries preceding a subtotal. As REFUND, subtracts an item that is returned for refund; sales and activity totals
are also rectified.
16. In Programming mode, when selecting data for preset value fields, use these keys to scroll
through the values available, highlight the value wanted, and then select with .
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17. In Programming mode, these keys can be used to move through the menu options and form
fields in the direction indicated on the key.
When the menu item required is highlighted, press to select it. When navigating forms, if line
numbers are present on the left, jump to the line you want by entering its number followed by either arrow key.
18. Modifies temporarily the tax status associated with a PLU code.
19. Pop-up list (3) allows transaction payment to be registered to a check, charge card, or one of four credit
cards.
20. Opens the cash drawer without registering any amount or when changing cash for a non-sales transaction.
When programming entities such as clerks, PLUs, depts and so on, press to display the next
item in numeric sequence (for example, clerk01, clerk02 .. and so on).
21. Allows payment for a transaction to be tendered by Credit card 1.
22. Automatically calculates and displays the value in foreign currency of the subtotal of a sale or of a particular
amount registered.
23. Subtotals a sale.
24. Transfers payment from one form of payment media to another after the sales transaction is finalized. This
function cannot be used after paying in a foreign currency.
No receipt is issued but the operation is registered in the EJ.
25. As the [TOTAL] key totals exact cash transactions, computes change and totals transactions that are split
tendered with check, credit card and/or cash, and prints the receipt. If an EFT device is connected to the cash
register, a message is displayed on the cash register for the customer to enter their PIN number on the EFT
device before the transaction can be concluded. As [ENTER], in Programming mode, selects a menu option
when it is highlighted, or confirms the data entered for a form field.
26. Enters a decimal point for defining product quantities with decimals during sales transactions.
27. Input amounts, indicate multiple items, add and subtract amounts and
percentages, and input department numeric codes, see “Entering Department Numbers.”
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28. Clears an entry made from the numeric keypad or with before finalizing a transaction with a
Department or function key. Also used to clear error conditions. In Off mode, activates the menu for resetting the
cash register.
29. When operated outside of a sales transaction, displays setup information: the current date and time, clerk
number, Electronic Journal status and number of free EJ lines. Using and , the LCD
contrast can be adjusted. When operated during a sales transaction, allows multiple quantities to be specified for
a sales item.
30. Splits the account of the current table between two tables, selecting on-screen the items to be transferred
to the other table. Use the numeric key(s) to specify the number of the table to separate, then press this key. Enter
the number of the table to transfer to. User and to scroll through the items, using
to select the items to transfer or to unselect them. Conclude the transaction with a tender payment.
31. Merges together the accounts of two open tables, adding the total of the first table to the second, then
deleting the first table. Using the numeric key(s), enter the table number of the first table, then press this key and
enter the number of the second table.
32. Prints a proforma receipt for the table before finalizing the sales transaction, for a transaction temporarily
finalized using . Enter the table number using the numeric keys, then press .
33. Displays a proforma receipt on the operator display before finalizing the sales transaction involving table
tracking, for a transaction temporarily finalized using . Enter the table number using the numeric keys,
then press .
34. Changes the number of the table to another, unused, number on guest request. Use the numeric key(s) to
specify the number of the table to be changed, press this key, then enter the new number.
35. Enter the table number using the numeric keys, then press . Opens an account for a new
table if the number specified is unused. If the table is already open, the items ordered for it are called up and
shown on the display. To delete an item, position on it using the and keys, then
press . You can then add new items if required. Closes the table when the transaction is finalized.
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