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Product introduction
This machine CE-3700(EX-278) is a succession machine for CE-3400(EX-253).
The simultaneous boot model is EX-279.
EX-278:The drawer not separation type.
EX-279:The drawer separation type.
The Rom/Ram is the internal organs.
1. SPECIFICATION
1-1.Product
Operating temperature:0 °C~40 °C
Operation air moisture:10 %~90 %
Storage temperature:-25 °C~65 °C
Storage air moisture:10 %~95 %
Bombardment strength:To add bombardment from 10 high cm by single support, and there
isn’t the problem.
1-2.Package status
Storage temperature:-25 °C~65 °C
Storage air moisture:10 %~95 %
Vibration strength:1.5 G
Bombardment strength:To add bombardment from 60 high cm by single support, and there
isn’t the problem.
1-3.Accessory specifications
Roll paper:P-4575 (EX-P-4574), 45 X 12 X 30 D
Stamp logotype:CSP-2030ASA-2
Ink for supplement:Super Ink KC
Ink roll:IR-92 (EX-INK-IR-92-OP)
Dust cover:Only 1 part neighborhood
1-4.Printer
CR-812A-009-14-001A:Europe
CR-812A-009-15-001A:USA, Canada, UK, Europe
Model: VL3032/IF2
Guard period:90 days (25 °C) In perfection charge status
Galvanic cell life expectancy:5 years
Recharge time:48 hours in secondary battery
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type
recommended by the manufacturer.
Dispose of used batteries according
to the manufacture’s instructions.
1-8.Clock, date facility
Clock precision:Less than ±30 seconds (25 °C)
Automatic calendar:Until 2099
1-9.Electric power supply for an emergency (B-6)
Operating hour:3 hours
Driving condition
Processing time per customer one person:60 sec./ person
Purchase item number:10 item / person
1 item registration amount of money number of digits: 4 digits / item
The handling number of people for 1 hour:30 person /hour
Recharge time:8 hours
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2. OPTION SPECIFICATIONS
2-1.Ink roll:IR-92
2-2.Waterproofing cover:WT-70
2-3.Roll paper:P-4575 (45×12×75D)
2-4.Electric power supply for an emergency: B-6
The parts for adding B-6 are not equipped. They should be ordered separately from service department.
The following parts are necessary to add B-6.
No.Code No.Parts NameSpecificationQ'ty
Q12200 3577Transistor2SA1015(GR,O,Y
ZD12310 8879Zener diodeRD18EB11
D6,D72301 0011Diode1S24712
C52804 5476Electrolytic capacitor50RE471
R2,R3,R52600 7313Carbon film resistorR-25-10K-J3
R12600 5612Carbon film resistorR-25-2K-J1
6221 4218Connector sub assemblyE311294-1(#22)1
2-5.Keyboard Conversion Kit:CVK-S2/-L2/-LLL2/-FS2
1
2-6.Ink for supplementSuper ink K
3. INSTALLATION
Connection is done of earth-line of drawer and main frame like lower chart.
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4. INITIALIZE
By Initialize code
Init. A:The format is done of EEPROM, and, without it is read, and Init. Code is written in.
Init. B:The data is read from EEPROM.
4-1.MAC
To hang initial start-up of CPU and peripheral device, and All Clear makes memory.
When there is Data backed up by EEPROM, by Initialize code, to develop it on Memory top.
OperationDisplayPrinting
Power off
To continued pushing
J-feed button, and
To set the MODE
switch to Program.
194FIP6ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg7)4132TO2OReceipt Common Signal
293FIP5ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg6)4231TO1OAuto cutter
392FIP4ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg5)4330TO0OStamp
491FIP3ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg4)443INTP3IDrawer sensor
590FIP2ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg3)452INTP2IKey scan timing plus
681FIP1ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg2)461INTP1IPower Down
780FIP0ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg1)470INTP0IPrinter
8Power (VDD)48Gnd for Vpp (IC)
927SCK0I/OData 7497 0OAddress decoder (A12/D0)
102 6SO1I/OData 65 07 1OA13/Decod1
112 5SI0I/OData 55172OA14/Decod1
122 4BUSYI/OData 45 2Power (VDD)
132 3STBI/OData 35312 7FIP33OPrinter Head (HD8)
142 2SCK1I/OData 254126FIP32OPrinter Head (HD7)
152 1SO1I/OData 15 512 5FIP31OPrinter Head (HD6)
162 0SI1I/OData 056124FIP30OPrinter Head (HD5)
1 7Reset Signal5712 3FIP29OPrinter Head (HD4)
1 874OCE(Ram Chip Enable)581 22FIP28OPrinter Head (HD3)
1973OR/W(Ram Write Enable)59121FIP27OPrinter Head (HD2)
20
2117ANI7IKey Input Signal (KI7)6111 7FIP25OPrinter Head (HD10)
2216ANI6IKey Input Signal (KI6)6211 6FIP24OPrinter Head (HD9)
2315ANI5IKey Input Signal (KI5)6311 5FIP23OPrinter J-feed
2414ANI4IKey Input Signal (KI4)6411 4FIP22OPrinter R-feed
2513ANI3IKey Input Signal (KI3)6511 3FIP21OPrinter Motor
2612ANI2IKey Input Signal (KI2)6611 2FIP20OKey Common Signal (KC9)
3 736BUZOBuzzer77100FIP10OKey Scan Timing Plus
3 835PCLODecoder CE7 897FIP9ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg10)
3 934TI2ODW1&27996FIP8ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg9)
4 033TI1OJournal Common Signal8095FIP7ODisplay Digit Signal (Dg8)
Analog electric potential of AD
converter (Gnd)60120FIP26OPrinter Head (HD1)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGdb/KC8)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Analog electric power supply of
AD converter (Vcc)69107FIP17O
Reference voltage input of AD
converter (Gnd)70106FIP16O
Analog electric potential of AD
converter(Gnd)7 3104FIP14O
Common Signal (SGtr/KC7)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGg/KC6)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGf/KC5)
Pull Down electric potential for
Fip (VN)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGe/KC4)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGd/KC3)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGc/KC2)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGb/KC1)
Display Digit Signal / Key
Common Signal (SGa/KC0)
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6. BLOCK DIAGRAM
StandardOption
Printer
(CR812A)
Main Display
(10 columns)
Pop-uo Display
(10 columns)
RAM
(32K byte)
EEPROM
(512 byte)
Key board
Drawer
CPU
Multi Drawer
Compulsory Drawer
(USA, Canada,Germany, UK)
Buzzer
Power Supply
Back-up battery
(Vanadium Lithium)
Battery operation
(B-6)
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7. CIRCUIT EXPLANATIONS
7-1.Power supply circuit
1) Diodes rectification bridge
By diodes rectification bridge, alternating
voltage is converted into DC voltage, and the
electrical voltage is done filtering of by
Capacitor C4.
2) Power supply circuit for B-6
The electrical voltage which puts in resistor 3
when line voltage includes anomaly changes,
and transistor Q1 becomes on status, and
CS signal is done outgoing of by this, and VP
is supplied than Power supply B-6.
Note: The component for connection isn’t equipped with in plant shipping.
(service arrangement)
7-2.DC/DC converter circuit
2SD721(Q2) is Power voltage control transistor, and electric power supply is supplied in DCDC converter with 2SC3303(Q3). 2SC3303(Q3) does a work as oscillator. The frequency of
2SC3303(Q3) is controlled by signal done feed back of through RD27EB1.
Output voltage drift rangeMax: 42 V2 V0.3 V1 0 %1 0 %7%
Output voltage drift rangeACDCDCDCDCAC
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7-4.Reset circuit
The voltage fluctuation of VDD is controlled of IC10 (S-80727AN).
CPU is done Reset by pushing Reset Switch or drifting VDD.
S-80727AN
Vdd
2
Reset SW
1
3
17
CPU
Reset
7-5.Data communication between CPU and EEPROM IC11(BR93LC46A).
EEPROM is Rom that write / erase is possible electrically.
BR93LC46A is a non- volatile register, and serial data of 16 bit can be memorized with 64
register.
CPU
CS
SK
DI
DO
CS:Chip select
SK:Serial data clock
DI:Serial data input
DO:Serial data output
64 words X 16 bits 1,024 bits
EEPRom
1
2
3
4
36
14
15
16
EEPCS
AD2
AD1
AD0
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[ Data reading procedure ]
When the CPU read the data of EEPROM, CPU send the CS signal and SK signal to EEPROM.
Then CPU send the address to EEPROM, and then EEPROM return the data to CPU.
CS
SK
DI
DO
Address
Data
Output data here
[ Data writing procedure ]
When the CPU save the data to EEPROM, CPU sends the CS and SK signal to EEPROM.
And CPU send the address and data to EEPROM from pin No. 15.
When the EEPROM writes the data, EEPROM outputs the busy signal form DO terminal to CPU.
After finish writing, EEPROM outputs the ready signal from DO terminal to CPU.
Status
CS
SK
DI
DO
High Impedance
DataAddress
READY(H)
BUSY(L)
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7-6.Time chart
1) RAM writing timing
16.4 us13.6us
A0WE
A1CE
A2D0
A3D1
A4D2
A5D3
A6D4
A7D5
1.4us15.0us
B2A0
B3
B4A1
B5A2
B6A3
B7A4
B0A6
B1A7
2) RAM reading timing
A0WE
A1CE18.3us
A2D0
A3D1
A4D2
A5D3
A6D4
A7D5
3.95us
7.45us
B2A0
B3
B4A1
B5A2
B6A3
B7A4
B0A6
B1A7
3) EEP-ROM Writing and reading timing
A0CS
A1SK
A2DI
A3DO
29us
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8. DISASSEMBLY / ASSEMBLY METHOD
1)Remove the Printer cover.
2)Upper case can remove it from by 4 places screws of printer four corners.
(Lower chart 1 reference)
3)It comes off while sliding of Upper case backward by raising it.
4)Key board can remove it from by 4 places screws. (Lower chart 2 reference)
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9. DIAGNOSTIC OPERATION
9-1.Start-up method
By the next operation, EX-278 enters Test mode.
1) Mode switch off.
2) To continued pushing J-feed button.
3) To set the Mode switch to Program.
4) To release from the J-feed button.
5) To input 9 9 9 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 #2
Printing out
00-00-00
00:00
0000
<Feed>
-- xxxx --
----------------
The cancellation of test mode do INIT.
9-2.Description
1) Key code representation: expect Value number, Clear and Feed button.
2) Various switches status display
3) Testing for Display, Print, DRW, RAM:Value number 1 column + #2
opening, printing, receipt(Japan) stamp and receipt issue.
Display:All lighting
Ram: R/W
normal end:To be continued
Abnormal end:To do the following printing then breaking
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Receipt printing
Beeping one shot buzzer on
Setting date and time:
Date: Dec. 31st 1994
Time: 23:59
Drawer open:
Drawer No.1 and No.2 are opened.
Test printing:
To do the following print
The first line does print in receipt, journal independence.
The second line does print at receipt, journal same time.
01234567FS@
01234567FS@
Receipt stamp: (only japan)
Receipt issue:
Testing display: To do indication as follows till key or a state changes
1234567890
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2)This does R/W test of testing area of E2PRom during single word,
3#2
and, at the time of normal, does normal termination print.
Abnormal end:To do the following printing then breaking
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Receipt printing
Beeping one shot buzzer on
3)This does read only test of testing area of EEPRom during single word.
4#2
This test is continued till off mode or electric power supply enters it.
Abnormal end:To do the following printing then breaking
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Receipt printing
Beeping one shot buzzer on
4)Read only test .
5#2
Outside Ram(0000H~7FFFH) read in testing
The address comparing data which comes under it
= (A0-A7) + (A8-A14)
This test is continued till off mode or electric power supply enters it.
Abnormal end:To do the following printing then breaking
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Receipt printing
Beeping one shot buzzer on
5)Blanking (OFFH writing) of data in EEPRom entirely.
9#26
6)All time ring print testing
8#2
Time of day, a date are turned into zero entirely.
- - - - - - - 2
Receipt printing
7)Time of day representation testing
9#2
Time of day indication is done till clear Key
23 -59 12
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10. PROGRAMMING THE CE-3700 SERIES CASH REGISTERS
The Casio CE-3700 series is capable of a versatile range of features and function that give it the
capability to readily adapt to almost any retail environment. The cash register is programmed at the
factory with the most standard operating features and functions. Your local business requirements,
however, may call for other functions of a totally different keyboard layout.
This section explains the different functions available, as well as the procedures that you can use to
tailor the cash register to specific needs. Programming is simplified through the use of worksheets for
each function, and step-by-step flow charts that walk you through each procedure.
10-1. Setting the proper MODE for programming
• Program Modes and feature
ModePurposeMode indicator
Program 4
Program 3
Program 1
You should perform the procedure shown blow as the first step of programming. Notice that the
flowchart ends with an arrow on the bottom. This indicates that you should continue to the next
programming procedure for the mode you specify.
Assignment of 89 functions to programmable keys to create the
desired keyboard layout
Definition of machine features and key functions that enhance
printing, totalizing, reporting and overall operation
Programming of time, date and unit prices, amounts, rates, etc.
for enhanced security and automatic registration
P4
P3
P1
• Procedure
Program
Program mode
Sub
Total
#1*
Key
Program mode
Sub
Total
Set the Mode switch to Program
Enter a number to specify the program mode (1 ~ 4)
Press the
Sub total
key.
The display should show the letter “P” followed by the
program number you specified (i.e. P3 = Program mode 3).
Press the
# 1
key.
Enter 4-digit password.
Skip this step when the password is not programmed.
Press the
CA/Amt
Tend
Sub total
key.
key on standard keyboard.
Note: Program mode 1 is automatically set when the Mode switch is set to Program from
another setting.
• Recommended programming sequence
Generally, you should perform programming in the following sequence. Note that we recommend you
check what is programmed for each mode before proceeding to the programming operation.
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1 Use Program 4 to read the assignment of functions to programmable keys and then make
Sub total
changes.
2 Use Program 3 to read the definition of machine features and key functions and then make
changes.
3 Use Program 1 to read programming of time, date and unit price, amounts, rates, etc. and then
make changes.
10-2. Using the worksheets
The worksheets included in this manual for Program 3 and Program 1 help to make your
programming simple and accurate. We recommend that you fill out the pertinent worksheet before
attempting actual programming.
1) Carefully read each definition and specify a selection.
Each definition is following by a Specification column which contains numeric values(Usually to
indicate a simple YES or NO answer). Determine the correct value according to your need and
enter it in the Selection column to the right.
2) Total each set of selections to calculate each program code digit.
Three selections(a,b,c) make up a set. Add up each set of selections and fill in the totals in the
Program code column for data items D8 through D1.
3) Program the feature or function.
Be sure that you have filled in all of the selections and program code digits for the entire worksheet,
and follow the procedure noted for the feature or function you are programming.
4) Check the printed program receipt against the worksheet.
Perform program read operation in each program mode to print setting which you have
programmed, to check then against the worksheet. We recommend that you do so and keep a copy
on record to help out should it become necessary for you to change the program.
10-3. Clearing a machine lock up
If you make a mistake in operation, the cash register may lock up to avoid damage to programs and
preset data. Should this happen, you can use the following procedure to clear the lock-up without
losing any memory data.
• Procedure
Off
Set the Mode switch off.
Press receipt
feed key
RECEIPT
FEED
While holding down the Key, set the mode switch
to X1.
Off
Press receipt
feed key
Release the key.
RECEIPT
FEED
You should see “FFFFFFFFFF” on the display. If 10 of F’s are
not shown on the display or if another character is shown,
immediately set the mode switch to OFF and start from the
beginning of this procedure. IF you don’t see “ FFFFFFFFFF”
Sub
Total
on the display, do not press the
Finalize the procedure.
key.
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11. OPERATION
Operation of your cash register is designed to be simple enough to master without any special technical knowledge. Anytime you make a mistake in operation, an error tone sounds and further operation
becomes impossible to protect your valuable data. Whenever this happens, you can resume normal
operation after pressing the “C” key.
Printing of the symbol “—” can be programmed when the “C” key is operated in the REG1, REG2, and
RF modes. The number of the “C” key operations can also be programmed for printing on the general
control Read/Reset reports.
As you become familiar with the key layout of the cash register, you may find that your keyboard
entries are getting ahead of the receipt and journal printer. But you never need to worry that the cash
register will miss anything. A built-in key input buffer memory holds entries for up to eight keys to let
the cash register catch up when you slow down or stop.
Another thing you don’t need to worry about is power outages. Your register features built-in rechargeable lithium batteries that return such information as program data, registration records, data, item, and
consecutive number.
These and other features and functions of the CE-3700 series electronic cash register make it a
welcome addition to any retail environment.
• Performing daily cash register operations
The actual operations that you perform with your cash register will depend in the nature of your own
business. The following outline shows the most common operations in the order they are usually
performed.
OperationMode switch
1
2
3
4
5
6Register transaction.
7
8
9
10
11Carry the journal, reports and cash to the office.OFF
Confirm that enough receipt and journal paper are present, and
load new paper rolls if necessary.
Read daily totals to confirm that the RESET operation was
performed for the previous day's totals.
Preset unit prices for department keys, PLUs and function keys if
necessary.
Set the MODE switch to REG and identify a clerk using a clerk
secret number.
Check the date and time set on the cash register.
Normal sales
Received on account and paid out
Returns
Perform READ and RESET operation as required, after counting
the money in the cash drawer and registering the amount.
Read daily sales totals.
Read periodic sales totals
Reset daily sales totals
Reset periodic sales totals
Remove the printed journal, reports from the cash register.
Set the MODE switch to OFF and remove the key.
Empty the cash drawer and leave it open.
OFF
X1
Program
REG1/REG2
REG1/REG2
REG1/REG2
REG1/REG2
REG1/REG2/RF
X1
X2/Z2
Z1
X2/Z2
REG1/REG2
OFF
OFF
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12. ERROR CODES
g
)
Error codes appear on the display whenever you make a mistake during operation. The following table
shows the actual error codes, their meanings, and the actions to take to correct the situation.
Error CodeMeaningAction
E 01
E 02
E 03
E 04
E 08
E 09
E 11
E 16
E 27Transaction cancel buffer is full.Finalize the transaction.
E 31
E 32
E 33
E 35Change amount exceeds press limit. *Re-input amount tendered.
E 38
E 41Validation is not performed.Perform validation operation.
E 94Printer error
Position of MODE switch changed before
finalizing the current operation.
Setting of the receipt ON/OFF button
Changed before finalizing of the registration
under another settin
Prohibited clerk/cashier number(7 ~ 15)
is entered during cashier interrupt registration.
Initialization or unit lock clear operation
in progress.
Registration without entering the clerk
secret number.
Operation attempted without entering the
password in the PRG 1, 3, 4, 6 or X2/Z2.
Registration attempted while the drawer
of the ECR is open.
The drawer is left open longer than the
program time (Drawer Open Alarm
Two consecutive transactions attempted
in the refund mode.
Finalizing of a transaction attempted
without confirmation of the subtotal.
Finalizing of a transaction attempted
without confirmation of the Food stamp
subtotal. *
Finalize operation attempted without
entering the amount tendered.
READ/RESET operation attempted
without declare of money in drawer. *
Return the MODE switch to its original
setting and finalize the operation before
changing the position of the MODE switch.
Return the receipt ON/OFF switch to its
original setting and finalize the transaction
changing the setting.
Enter correct number (1 ~ 6).
Complete operation
Enter the clerk secret number.
Enter the password.
Close the drawer before attempting to
perform registration.
Shut the drawer to stop the alarm. When
the optional compulsory drawer is used.
Switch to another mode and then back
to the RF mode for the next transaction.
Press the "SUB TOTAL" key.
Press the "FS/ST" key.
Enter the amount tendered.
Perform money declaration.
Turn the power off, and remove jammed
roll paper from the printer.
Remark:Denoted * which these error only occur when certain function are