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Casio QT-2100 User Manual

QT-2100
Versatile Intelligent Terminal
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Programming Manual
Version 1.0 February 2002
Key Assign
000.NOP 001.CASH 002.CHARGE
008.PRCINQ 009.STKINQ 010.CHAR
011.PRT 012.CHKP 013.CLK TRAN
014.TBL TRAN 015.TIP 016.NRMRCT
REG C01 10-10-01 12:34 001234 1 Spagetti $20.00 T1 1 Spagetti $20.00 T1
7.5%
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00
%- -1.50
1 Coffee $8.00
Check System Master KP System Master R/J/Order Printer SA-3015 Slip Printer SA-3015 Rear Display No Remote Display No OK? YES
No. Descriptor Qty Price
1 Hamburger $2.00 T1
1 PLU0001 @1,234.00 PLU0001 12.26 @1.00
15%
2 PLU0002 @20.00 PLU0002 0.00 @2.00
%- -0.30
3 PLU0003 @30.00 PLU0003 0.50 @3.00
1 Milk $2.00
4 PLU0004 @40.00 PLU0004 1.75 @4.00
2 Apple Juice $5.00
5 PLU0005 @50.00 PLU0005 2.80 @5.00
1 Coffee $8.00
6 PLU0006 @60.00v
Coffee $8.00
Record No. 1
X YES
X/For YES X/XX YES X/XXX YES Ketten Bon YES Selective Item ST YES New Check YES Old Check YES New/Old Check YES Add Check YES
nd
Separate Check YES
2
R
@
1
Table Range
0.00
A
12 ST $76.50
OK? YES
022.P.UP. 023.COUPON 025.DEPOSIT
027.- 028.%- 029.+
030.%+ 033.RF 034.VOID
036.CPN2 037.VLD 038.RCT
039.CK.E 040.# 041.#/NS v
0.00
0.00
0.00
c
Preface
Document warranty
The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including, but not limited to the implied warranties of marketability and fitness for a particular purpose. CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this manual.
Printing history
Manual version Software version
Version 1.0: February, 2002 First Edition: February, 2002 Version 1.0
Revised points
Preconditions for reading this manual
We suggest two preconditions for reading this manual.
1. A basic understanding of how the QT-2100 series devices must be configured/installed.
2. An understanding of the operational needs of restaurant, bar, and/or fast food outlets.
How to use this manual
This manual is designed to help make your programming chores simpler and easier. Programming procedures in this manual are represented using graphics that show you the keys you have to press or the data you need to input. Worksheets help you determine the programming codes you need to input to program the terminal. We recommend that you use the general procedure described below for programming.
General programming procedure
1. Determine the features and functions that you want to program to the terminal and use the worksheets to determine the programming codes. It might be a good idea to make copies of the worksheets you need before you fill them out.
2. Initialize the terminal.
3. Allocate memory in accordance with the features and functions you are about to program.
4. Perform the programming procedures you need, inputting the programming code from the worksheets.
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Preface
QT-2100 Programming Manual
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Contents
1. Machine Initialization................................................................ P-8
1-1. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal ............................................................. P-8
1-2. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal (add/replace one QT-2100) ...............P-11
1-3. How to flag clear QT-2100 terminal (or INIT2).........................................P-14
2. Program 5 ................................................................................ P-16
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program).................................P-16
2-2. Programming memory allocation (periodic & work) .................................P-17
2-3. Programming memory allocation file by file .............................................P-18
3. Program 4 ................................................................................ P-24
3-1. Programming key allocation.....................................................................P-24
3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change) .................................P-26
3-3. Programming key allocation.....................................................................P-28
4. Program 3 ................................................................................ P-34
4-1. Programming machine features...............................................................P-34
4-1-1 Programming pulldown group (adding/modifying/deleting group item) ......P-34
4-1-2 Programming set menu table .....................................................................P-36
4-1-3 Programming arrangement ........................................................................P-38
4-1-4 Programming batch X/Z report ...................................................................P-39
4-1-5 Programming the general feature...............................................................P-41
4-1-6 Programming scheduler .............................................................................P-58
4-1-7 Programming check print ...........................................................................P-60
4-1-8 Programming table analysis .......................................................................P-61
4-1-9 Programming tax table ...............................................................................P-62
4-1-10Programming void table .............................................................................P-65
4-1-11 Programming system connection ...............................................................P-66
4-1-12Programming I/O parameter.......................................................................P-67
4-1-13Programming printer connection ................................................................P-70
4-1-14Programming time zone .............................................................................P-71
4-1-15Programming time & attendance................................................................P-72
4-1-16Programming hourly item link.....................................................................P-76
4-1-17Programming IDC link ................................................................................P-77
4-1-18Programming Euro .....................................................................................P-78
4-1-19Programming auto program control............................................................P-79
4-2. Programming clerks .................................................................................P-80
4-2-1 Programming clerk features .......................................................................P-80
4-2-2 Programming operation..............................................................................P-82
4-2-3 Programming commission rate...................................................................P-92
4-2-4 Programming table range...........................................................................P-93
4-2-5 Programming clerk by range ......................................................................P-94
4-2-6 Programming clerk detail..........................................................................P-106
4-2-7 Programming clerk key ID ........................................................................P-107
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Contents
4-3. Programming key features.....................................................................P-108
4-3-1 Programming PLU features......................................................................P-108
4-3-2 Programming PLU 2nd@ features ...........................................................P-110
4-3-3 Programming subdepartment features..................................................... P-111
4-3-4 Programming department features...........................................................P-112
4-3-5 Programming by range.............................................................................P-113
4-3-6 Programming individual program .............................................................P-116
4-3-7 Programming key function program .........................................................P-117
4-3-8 Programming shift PLU program..............................................................P-135
4-3-9 Programming scanning PLU link program................................................P-136
5. Program 2 .............................................................................. P-140
5-1. Character programming .........................................................................P-140
5-1-1 Character programming keyboard............................................................P-140
5-1-2 Inputting characters by code ....................................................................P-142
5-1-3 After completing to input characters.........................................................P-142
5-2. Programming item descriptors ...............................................................P-143
5-2-1 Programming PLU item descriptors .........................................................P-143
5-2-2 Programming PLU 2nd unit price descriptors...........................................P-144
5-2-3 Programming subdepartment descriptors ................................................P-144
5-2-4 Programming department descriptors ......................................................P-145
5-2-5 Programming PLU/subdepartment/department descriptors by range ......P-146
5-2-6 Copying PLU descriptors to PLU 2nd unit price .......................................P-147
5-2-7 Programming function key descriptors .....................................................P-148
5-3. Programming characters and messages ...............................................P-149
5-3-1 Programming receipt message, slip message and guest receipt messageP-149
5-3-2 Programming text recall message............................................................P-150
5-3-3 Programming order character link ............................................................P-150
5-3-4 Programming fixed totalizer descriptors ...................................................P-151
5-3-5 Programming group character..................................................................P-152
5-3-6 Programming special characters..............................................................P-152
5-3-7 Programming report headers ...................................................................P-154
5-3-8 Programming endorsement message ......................................................P-155
5-3-9 Programming GT character......................................................................P-155
6. Program 1 .............................................................................. P-158
6-1. Presetting date and time ........................................................................P-158
6-2. Programming unit price and rate............................................................P-159
6-2-1 Programming PLU unit price ....................................................................P-159
6-2-2 Programming PLU 2nd unit price .............................................................P-160
6-2-3 Programming PLU unit price and PLU 2nd unit price...............................P-161
6-2-4 Programming subdepartment unit price ...................................................P-162
6-2-5 Programming department unit price .........................................................P-162
6-2-6 Programming PLU/PLU 2nd@/subdepartment/
department unit price by range................................................................P-163
6-2-7 Copying PLU unit price to PLU 2nd unit price ..........................................P-165
6-2-8 Programming amount or rate to keys .......................................................P-166
6-2-9 Programming unit price of shift PLU.........................................................P-167
QT-2100 Programming Manual
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Contents
7. Program 6 .............................................................................. P-170
7-1. Program read general procedure...........................................................P-170
7-2. Program read report sample ..................................................................P-171
7-2-1 Unit Price/Qty ...........................................................................................P-171
7-2-2 Item Descriptor .........................................................................................P-172
7-2-3 Character and Message ...........................................................................P-172
7-2-4 Machine feature........................................................................................P-176
7-2-5 Clerk .......................................................................................................P-208
7-2-6 Key feature ...............................................................................................P-220
7-2-7 Keyboard ..................................................................................................P-242
7-2-8 Memory allocation ....................................................................................P-242
Index.............................................................................................. P-244
Program 3 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-247
Program 1 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-248
Program 2 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-248
Program 6 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-248
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1. Machine Initialization.................................................................P-8
1-1. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal ............................................................. P-8
1-2. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal (add/replace one QT-2100) ................P-11
1-3. How to flag clear QT-2100 terminal (or INIT2) ......................................... P-14
QT-2100 Programming Manual
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Initialization
1. Machine Initialization
1-1. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal
Preparation:
1. All peripheral devices and QT-2100 terminals of this cluster should be turned off.
2. Connect all of the peripheral devices (such as printer, display etc.) to QT-2100 terminal.
3. Connect all QT-2100 terminals by inline.
Operation:
4. Turn on all peripheral devices of a QT-2100 terminal.
Date 00-00-00 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01
Date 01-10-10
Check cluster ID 0
Time 12:34 00
Check System Master
ID Character MC #01
R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350
Check System Master
R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350
Check cluster ID 0
R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350
R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350
Slip Printer SP-1300
R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350
OK? YES
Slip Printer SP-1300 OK? YES
5. Turn on this QT-2100 terminal with pressing the left-most key of the top row and release the key after buzzer sounds.
6. After releasing the key, enter “2000” (U.S.)/“1000” (other area) and press the <ST> key.
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check cluster ID 0 Check System Master R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check cluster ID 0 Check System Master R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
7. Enter the current date (YY/MM/DD order) and time and press the <YES> key.
8. In ID character field, the auto-defined ID No. is shown. We recommend that you should not change the value.
9. In this field, the check cluster No, should be set, if your check tracking system are divided in some clusters. (Enter cluster No. “1” ~ “9”, if you use check cluster system.)
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Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check cluster ID 0 Check System Master R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check cluster ID 0 Check System Master R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 Check cluster ID 0 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
10. In this field, you can select “1. Master/2. Backup Master/3. Satellite/4.Selfmaster.” Please select one of these options and press the <YES> key.
11. In these fields, you can select, “1. No/2. UP-350/3. SA-3015/
4. UP-250” for R/J/Order printer. Please select one of these options and press the <YES> key.
12. In this field, you can select, “1. No/2. SA-3015/3. SP-1300” for slip printer. Please select one of these options and press the <YES> key.
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 Check cluster ID 0 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
13. Please confirm all of the field and if they are all right, press
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000
AUTO PGM YES
1.No Restore/Receive
2.PGM Restore (CF Card)
3.PGM Receive (Inline)
14. If you want to download program data from other terminal or
the <YES> key to proceed the next step.
CF card, select the appropriate menu and press the <YES> key and proceed the next step. If you don't need to download any program data, just select “1. No Restore/Receive” and press the <YES> key. If you have another machine to initialize, return to step 4.
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Initialization
Program copy from other terminal.
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000 Received Data All PGM PGM Receive from MC #05
OK? YES
0.00
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000 Received Data All PGM PGM Receive from MC #05
OK? YES
0.00
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000 Received Data All PGM PGM Receive from MC #05
OK? YES
0.00
15. In this field, you can select the receiving contents as “1. All Data (including totalizer)/2. All PGM (program only).”
16. In this field, you should enter the source ID number of the data and press the <YES> key.
17. Please confirm all of the fields and if they are all right, press the <YES> key to proceed downloading. After completion of downloading, return to step 4 to initialize other terminals.
Restore from CF card.
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000
Data Restore
1.PLUPGM1 .004
2.PLUPGM2 .004
3.STORE-AA.090
4.STORE-BB.090
0.00
STORE-AAA.090 Are you sure to restore?
0.00
15. Insert the CF card into the slot and select the appropriate file and press the <YES> key.
16. After the confirmation window is shown, press the <YES> key to proceed restoring. After completion of downloading, return to step 4 to initialize other terminals.
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1-2. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal (add/replace one QT-2100)
Preparation:
1. All peripheral devices and QT-2100 terminals of this cluster should be turned off.
2. Connect all of the peripheral devices (such as printer, display etc.) to this QT-2100 terminal.
3. Connect this QT-2100 terminal to inline.
Operation:
4. Turn on all peripheral devices of this QT-2100 terminal.
Date 00-00-00 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master
Date 01-10-10
Check cluster ID 0
Time 12:34 00
R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350
ID Character MC #01
R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350
Check System Master
R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350
Check cluster ID 0
Slip Printer SP-1300
R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350
OK? YES
R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
And turn on all QT-2100 except this terminal of the cluster.
5. Turn on this QT-2100 terminal with pressing the left-most key of the top row and release the key after buzzer sounds.
6. After releasing the key, enter “2000” (U.S.)/“1000” (other area) and press the <ST> key.
7. Enter the current date (YY/MM/DD order) and time and press the <YES> key.
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check cluster ID 0 Check System Master R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master Check cluster ID 0 R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master Check cluster ID 0 R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
8. In ID character field, the auto-defined ID No. is shown. Please check if the same value is set in this field. We recommend that you should not change the value.
9. In this field, you can select “1. Master/2. Backup Master/3. Satellite/4.Selfmaster.” Please choose former options and press the <YES> key.
10. In this field, the check cluster No, should be set, if your check tracking system are divided in some clusters. (Enter cluster No. “1” ~ “9”, if you use check cluster system.)
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Initialization
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master Check cluster ID 0 R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SA-1300
OK? YES
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master Check cluster ID 0 R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
11. In these fields, you can select, “1. No/2. UP-350/3. SA-3015/
4. UP-250” for R/J/Order printer. Please choose former option and press the <YES> key.
12. In this field, you can select, “1. No/2. SA-3015/3. SP-1300” for slip printer. Please choose former options and press the <YES> key.
Date 01-10-10 Time 12:34 00 ID Character MC #01 Check System Master Check cluster ID 0 R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350 R/J/Order Printer(3) UP-350 Slip Printer SP-1300
OK? YES
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000
AUTO PGM YES
1.No Restore/Receive
2.PGM Restore (CF Card)
3.PGM Receive (Inline)
13.Please confirm all of the field and if they are all right, press the <YES> key to proceed the next step.
14. If you want to download program data from other terminal or CF card, select the appropriate menu and press the <YES> key and proceed the next step. If you don't need to download any program data, just select “1. No Restore/Receive” and press the <YES> key. (The initialization is completed.)
P-12
Program copy from other terminal.
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000 Received Data All PGM PGM Receive from MC #05
OK? YES
0.00
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000 Received Data All PGM PGM Receive from MC #05
OK? YES
0.00
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000 Received Data All PGM PGM Receive from MC #05
OK? YES
0.00
15. In this field, you can select the receiving contents as “1. All Data (including totalizer)/2. All PGM (program only).”
16. In this field, you should enter the source ID number of the data and press the <YES> key.
17. Please confirm all of the fields and if they are all right, press the <YES> key to proceed downloading. (The initialization is completed.)
Restore from CF card.
INIT 10-10-01 12:34 000000
Data Restore
1.PLUPGM1 .004
2.PLUPGM2 .004
3.STORE-AA.090
4.STORE-BB.090
0.00
STORE-AAA.090 Are you sure to restore?
0.00
15. Insert the CF card into the slot and select the appropriate file and press the <YES> key.
16. After the confirmation window is shown, press the <YES> key to proceed restoring. (The initialization is completed.)
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Initialization
1-3. How to flag clear QT-2100 terminal (or INIT2)
Preparation:
1. All peripheral devices and this QT-2100 terminal should be turned off.
2. Check the connection of all peripheral devices (such as printer, display etc.) of this QT-2100 terminal.
3. Check the connection of this QT-2100 terminal to inline.
Operation:
10-10-01 12:34
INIT
1.Flag Clear
2.INIT2
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4. Turn on all peripheral devices of this QT-2100 terminal.
5. Turn on this QT-2100 terminal with pressing the right-most key of the top row and release the key after buzzer sounds.
6. After releasing the key, press the <ST> key.
7. Select “1. Flag Clear” and press the <YES> key. The flag clear operation is finished.
Note:
Performing “Init 2” requires password “8888888888” .
P-14
2. Program 5 .................................................................................P-16
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program)................................. P-16
2-2. Programming memory allocation (periodic & work) ................................. P-17
2-3. Programming memory allocation file by file ............................................. P-18
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Program 5
2. Program 5
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program)
Operation:
P5 C
01 10-10-01 12:34 000000
PGM-5
1.Memory Alloc
0.00
Memory Alloc
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
2. Press <PGM MODE> repeatedly to assign Program 5 mode.
Memory Alloc
1.Daily & PGM
2.Periodic & Work
3.Individual File
0.00
Daily & PGM
Cashier/Clerk 15
Check Tracking Tables 3 Items/Table 60 Item Blocks 1 Table Analysis 10 PLU 324 PLU 2nd@ 324 Shift PLU 108v
RAM 22688
0.00
The remainder of memory
Daily & PGM
Hourly Production 0^
Hourly Labor 0 Employee 0 Job Code 0 IDC Link 0 IDC(1) 0 IDC(2) 0 IDC(3) 0
RAM 22688
Daily & PGM
Scanning PLU link 100^
Pulldown Group 20 Set Menu Table 30 Sub-Department 0 Department 4 Group 20 Receipt/SLIP Msg 12 Text Recall 99v
RAM 22688
3. Select “1. Daily & PGM” and press the <YES> key.
Daily & PGM
Order Chara Link 10^
Void File 10 Free Function 100 Time Zone 0 Hourly Production 0 Hourly Labor 0 Employee 0 Job Code 0v
RAM 22688
0.00
0.00
4. Select an appropriate file, enter the record numbers you want to allocate and press the <YES> key. The lowest row shows the remaining memory.
5. Press the <ESC> key to return to the previous menu.
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0.00
2-2. Programming memory allocation (periodic & work)
Operation:
P5 C
01 10-10-01 12:34 000000
PGM-5
1.Memory Alloc
0.00
Memory Alloc
Memory Alloc
1.Daily & PGM
2.Periodic & Work
3.Individual File
0.00
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
2. Press <PGM MODE> repeatedly to assign Program 5 mode.
3. Select “2. Periodic & Work” and press the <YES> key.
Periodic & Work
PLU
Periodic(1) Totalizer Yes Periodic(2) Totalizer No Consolidation & Work Yes Except PLU Periodic(1) Totalizer Yes Periodic(2) Totalizer No Consolidation & Work Yes
RAM 22688
0.00
4. Select an appropriate record and press the <YES> (allocate)
5. Press the <ESC> key to return to the previous menu.
Note:
The Flag Clear operation resets “YES” status. However it does not reallocate the files that were already allocated on this screen.
or <NO> (not allocate) key.
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Program 5
2-3. Programming memory allocation file by file
If you want to allocate files file by file, follow the procedures below.
Operation:
P5 C
01 10-10-01 12:34 000000
PGM-5
1.Memory Alloc
0.00
Memory Alloc
Memory Alloc
1.Daily & PGM
2.Periodic & Work
3.Individual File
0.00
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
2. Press <PGM MODE> repeatedly to assign Program 5 mode.
3. Select “3. Individual File” and press the <YES> key.
Individual File
File001 78
File101 78 File201 0 File301 78 File401 78 File501 0 File601 78 File002 70
RAM 612
0.00
4. Select the file number you want to change and enter record
5. Press the <ESC> key to return to the previous menu.
number you want to allocate (“0” means file deletion).
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File
No. length
System files
901 System connection table 18 33 75 Program No 902 I/O parameter 5 15 69 Program No 903 Printer connection 27 99 81 Program No 904 Consecutive number 6 5 69 Buffer No 999 System error log 11 20 75 Buffer No
Function and total files
001 Fixed totalizer 26 78 81 Pgm/Sales No 101 (periodic total 1) 10 78 75 Sales Yes 201 (periodic total 2) 10 78 75 Sales Yes 301 (daily consolidation) 10 78 75 for master Sales Yes 401 (periodic 1 consolidation) 10 78 75 for master Sales Yes 501 (periodic 2 consolidation) 10 78 75 for master Sales Yes 601 (consolidation work) 10 78 75 for master Buffer Yes 002 Free function 38 999 99 Pgm/Sales Yes 102 (periodic total 1) 10 999 75 Sales Yes 202 (periodic total 2) 10 999 75 Sales Yes 302 (daily consolidation) 10 999 75 for master Sales Yes 402 (periodic 1 consolidation) 10 999 75 for master Sales Yes 502 (periodic 2 consolidation) 10 999 75 for master Sales Yes 602 (consolidation work) 10 999 75 for master Buffer Yes 003 Subdepaprtment 54 99 135 Pgm/Sales Yes 103 (periodic total 1) 15 99 81 Sales Yes 203 (periodic total 2) 15 99 81 Sales Yes 303 (daily consolidation) 15 99 81 for master Sales Yes 403 (periodic 1 consolidation) 15 99 81 for master Sales Yes 503 (periodic 2 consolidation) 15 99 81 for master Sales Yes 603 (consolidation work) 15 99 81 for master Buffer Yes 004 PLU 92 9999 177 Pgm/Sales Yes 104 (periodic total 1) 30 9999 99 Sales Yes 204 (periodic total 2) 30 9999 99 Sales Yes 304 (daily consolidation) 30 9999 99 for master Sales Yes 404 (periodic 1 consolidation) 30 9999 99 for master Sales Yes 504 (periodic 2 consolidation) 30 9999 99 for master Sales Yes 604 (consolidation work) 30 9999 99 for master Buffer Yes 005 Department 54 99 135 Pgm/Sales Yes 105 (periodic total 1) 15 99 81 Sales Yes 205 (periodic total 2) 15 99 81 Sales Yes 305 (daily consolidation) 15 99 81 for master Sales Yes 405 (periodic 1 consolidation) 15 99 81 for master Sales Yes 505 (periodic 2 consolidation) 15 99 81 for master Sales Yes 605 (consolidation work) 15 99 81 for master Buffer Yes 006 Group 26 99 81 Pgm/Sales Yes 106 (periodic total 1) 10 99 75 Sales Yes 206 (periodic total 2) 10 99 75 Sales Yes 306 (daily consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 406 (periodic 1 consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 506 (periodic 2 consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 606 (consolidation work) 10 99 75 for master Buffer Yes 009 Hourly sales 20 96 87 Sales Yes 109 (periodic total 1) 20 96 87 Sales Yes 209 (periodic total 2) 20 96 87 Sales Yes 309 (daily consolidation) 20 96 87 for master Sales Yes 409 (periodic 1 consolidation) 20 96 87 for master Sales Yes 509 (periodic 2 consolidation) 20 96 87 for master Sales Yes 609 (consolidation work) 20 96 87 for master Buffer Yes 010 Monthly sales 20 32 87 Sales Yes 110 (periodic total 1) 20 32 87 Sales Yes
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210 (periodic total 2) 20 32 87 Sales Yes 310 (daily consolidation) 20 32 87 for master Sales Yes 410 (periodic 1 consolidation) 20 32 87 for master Sales Yes 510 (periodic 2 consolidation) 20 32 87 for master Sales Yes 610 (consolidation work) 20 32 87 for master Buffer Yes 012 Void reason 29 99 87 Pgm/Sale Yes 112 (periodic total 1) 10 99 75 Sales Yes 212 (periodic total 2) 10 99 75 Sales Yes 312 (daily consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 412 (periodic 1 consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 512 (periodic 2 consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 612 (consolidation work) 10 99 75 for master Buffer Yes 018 Table analysis 32 99 93 Pgm/Sale Yes 118 (periodic total 1) 10 99 75 Sales Yes 218 (periodic total 2) 10 99 75 Sales Yes 318 (daily consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 418 (periodic 1 consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 518 (periodic 2 consolidation) 10 99 75 for master Sales Yes 618 (consolidation work) 10 99 75 for master Buffer Yes 020 Grand total 24 3 75 Pgm/Sale No 120 (periodic total 1) 8 3 69 Sales Yes 220 (periodic total 2) 8 3 69 Sales Yes 320 (daily consolidation) 8 3 69 for master Sales Yes 420 (periodic 1 consolidation) 8 3 69 for master Sales Yes 520 (periodic 2 consolidation) 8 3 69 for master Sales Yes 620 (consolidation work) 8 3 69 for master Buffer Yes 055 Shift PLU 91 9999 189 Sales Yes 155 (periodic total 1) 70 9999 147 Sales Yes 255 (periodic total 2) 70 9999 147 Sales Yes 355 (daily consolidation) 70 9999 147 for master Sales Yes 455 (periodic 1 consolidation) 70 9999 147 for master Sales Yes 555 (periodic 2 consolidation) 70 9999 147 for master Sales Yes 655 (consolidation work) 70 9999 147 for master Buffer Yes
Clerk
007 Clerk 95 99 165 Program Yes 030 Clerk detail link 4 99 75 Program Yes 027 Clerk (Dallas) key ID 14 200 75 Program Yes 011 Clerk detail 10 9801 75 Sales Yes 111 (periodic total 1) 10 9801 75 Sales Yes 211 (periodic total 2) 10 9801 75 Sales Yes 311 (daily consolidation) 10 9801 75 for master Sales Yes 411 (periodic 1 consolidation) 10 9801 75 for master Sales Yes 511 (periodic 2 consolidation) 10 9801 75 for master Sales Yes 611 (consolidation work) 10 9801 75 for master Buffer Yes
Time & Attendance
014 Hourly / Labor 26 96 99 Sales Yes 114 (periodic total 1) 26 96 99 Sales Yes 214 (periodic total 2) 26 96 99 Sales Yes 314 (daily consolidation) 26 96 99 for master Sales Yes 414 (periodic 1 consolidation) 26 96 99 for master Sales Yes 514 (periodic 2 consolidation) 26 96 99 for master Sales Yes 614 (consolidation work) 26 96 99 for master Buffer Yes 019 Work time 18 4158 111 Sales Yes 319 (daily consolidation) 18 4158 75 for master Sales Yes 800 Time zone 6 24 81 Program Yes 801 Employee 36 99 135 Program Yes 802 Job code 22 50 87 Program Yes
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803 Schedule 11 2079 111 Program Yes 806 Time & Attendance work 99 1 657 Buffer Yes
Check
015 Check Index 300 200 69 Buffer Yes 060 Check detail 80 9999 69 Buffer Yes 066 Check detail work 80 2000 69 Buffer Yes
Hourly item
021 Hourly item 10 1920 75 Sales Yes 121 (periodic total 1) 10 1920 75 Sales Yes 221 (periodic total 2) 10 1920 75 Sales Yes 321 (daily consolidation) 10 1920 75 for master Sales Yes 421 (periodic 1 consolidation) 10 1920 75 for master Sales Yes 521 (periodic 2 consolidation) 10 1920 75 for master Sales Yes 621 (consolidation work) 10 1920 75 for master Buffer Yes 031 Hourly item link 4 480 75 Program Yes
IDC
057 IDC (1) 50 9999 69 Sales Yes 357 (consolidation file) 50 9999 69 for master Sales Yes 657 (consolidation work) 50 9999 69 for master Sales Yes 058 IDC (2) 50 9999 69 Sales Yes 358 (consolidation file) 50 9999 69 for master Sales Yes 658 (consolidation work) 50 9999 69 for master Sales Yes 059 IDC (3) 50 9999 69 Sales Yes 359 (consolidation file) 50 9999 69 for master Sales Yes 659 (consolidation work) 50 9999 69 for master Sales Yes 063 IDC buffer 50 9999 69 Buffer Yes 804 IDC link 6 999 81 Program Yes
Program / message / buffer
016 Scanning PLU link 9 300 75 Program Yes 022 General control 6 37 69 Program No 023 Special character 16 58 69 Program No 024 Report header 16 31 69 Program No 025 Tax table 74 10 93 Program Yes 026 Pulldown group 103 999 189 Program Yes 028 Set menu table 80 999 183 Program Yes 029 Batch X/Z 9 10 69 Program Yes 032 Receipt/slip message 40 48 69 Program Yes 033 Endorse message 40 4 69 Program Yes 035 Print buffer 80 999 69 Buffer Yes 036 Registration buffer 80 2000 69 Buffer Yes 039 Character recall 40 9999 69 Program Yes 041 Check print 3 9 69 Program Yes 044 Display buffer 40 1000 69 Buffer Yes 047 Graphic logo 13 432/864 69 Program Yes 048 Electronic journal memory 41 1000 69 Buffer Yes 648 Electronic journal (collection) 41 12336 69 for master Buffer Yes 054 PLU 2nd @ 46 9999 99 Program Yes 062 Scheduler 14 99 75 Program Yes 065 Order character 16 99 69 Program Yes 074 Key table 36 192 171 Program No 099 Euro program 4 3 69 Program Yes 905 Auto program control 3 20 75 Program Yes
Arrangement
038 Arrange group (1) 24 9999 69 Program Yes 138 Arrange group (2) 24 9999 69 Program Yes 238 Arrange group (3) 24 9999 69 Program Yes 338 Arrange group (4) 24 9999 69 Program Yes 438 Arrange group (5) 24 9999 69 Program Yes
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Program 5
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3. Program 4 ................................................................................. P-24
3-1. Programming key allocation..................................................................... P-24
3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change).................................. P-26
3-3. Programming key allocation..................................................................... P-28
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Program 4
3. Program 4
3-1. Programming key allocation
Operation:
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PGM-4
1.Keyboard
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
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2. Put the first level menu sheet on the keyboard.
3. Press <PGM MODE> repeatedly to assign Program 4 mode.
Keyboard
Keyboard
1.Key Assign
2.Key Move
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4. Select “1. Key Assign” and press the <YES> key.
Key Assign
000.NOP 001.CASH 002.CHARGE
003.CHECK 004.CREDIT 006.NB
008.PRCINQ 009.STKINQ 010.CHAR
011.PRT 012.CHKP 013.CLK TRAN
014.TBL TRAN 015.TIP 016.NRMRCT
019.LOAN 020.RC 021.PD
022.P.UP. 023.COUPON 025.DEPOSIT
027.- 028.%- 029.+
030.%+ 033.RF 034.VOID
036.CPN2 037.VLD 038.RCT
039.CK.E 040.# 041.#/NS v
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5. Select an appropriate function and press the <YES> key. Then press the corresponding key. Or select an appropriate function by the function code list (see the next page) and press the corresponding key.
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6. Press the <ESC> key to return to the previous menu.
Function Code Initial character
Add check 094 Arrangement 044 Bill copy 047 Break-in/out 109 Cancel 236 Cash amount tendered 001 Charge 002 Check endorsement 039 Check print 012 Check tender 003 Clerk number 072 Clerk transfer 013 Clock-in/out 108 Coupon 023 Coupon 2 036 Credit 004 Cube 090 Currency exchange 045 Customer number 043 Department 051 Department number 135 Deposit 025 Discount 028 Display mode 219 Dutch account 140 Eat-in 128 Electronic journal Disp 207 Error correct/Void 034 First unit price 069 Flat PLU 063 House Bon 11 4 Ketten Bon 113 List 136 List number 137 Loan 019 Lock out unused key 000 Media change 118 Menu shift 064 Merchandise subtotal 080 Minus 027 Multiplication 082 New balance 006 New check 091 New/Old check 093 Normal receipt 016 No sale 042 Non-add 040 Non-add/No sale 041 OBR 103 Old check 092
ADD CHK ARG BILL BREAK-IN/OUT CANCEL CASH CHARGE CK.E CHKP CHECK CLK# CLK TRANS CLOCK-IN/OUT COUPON CPN2 CREDIT XXX CE CT DEPT nn DEPT# DEPOSIT %– DISP MODE DUTCH EAT-IN EJ DISP VOID 1st@ PLU nnnn HOUSE BON X/KETTEN LIST LIST# LOAN NOP MEDIA CHG MENU MDST – X NB NEW CHK NEW/OLD NRMRCT NS # #/NS OBR OLD CHK
Function Code Initial character
Open 067 Open2 068 Open Check 117 Operator number 078 Operator read/reset 073 Paid out 021 Pick up 022 Plus 029 PLU 048 Post Entry 115 Premium 030 Price inquiry 008 Price 049 Quantity/For 083 Recall 131 Receipt 038 Receipt On/OFF 076 Received on account 020 Refund 033 Reverse Display 206 Round Repeat 116 Seat number 119 Second unit price 070 Selective item subtotal 085 Separate check 095 Shift PLU 065 Slip back feed/Release 054 Slip feed/Release 056 Slip print 055 Square 084 Stock inquiry 009 Store 130 Subdepartment 133 Subdepartment number 134 Substitution 111 Subtotal 075 Table number 058 Table transfer 014 Take-out 129 Tax status shift 057 Taxable amount subtotal 077 Tax exempt 062 Text print 011 Text recall 010 Tray total 074 Tip 015 Validation 037 VAT 046 X/Z mode 122
OPEN OPEN2 OPEN CHK OPE# OPE X/Z PD P.UP + PLU# POST ENTRY %+ PRCINQ PRC QT RECALL RCT RCT ON/OFF RC RF REVERSE R REPEAT SEAT# 2nd@ SIST SEP CHK SFT PLU SB/R SF/R SLIP XX STKINQ STORE SUBDEPT nn SDPT# SUBST. SUBTOTAL TBL# TABLE TRANS TAKE-OUT T/S TAST EXEMPT PRT CHAR TRAY TTL TIP VLD VAT X/Z MODE
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Program 4
3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change)
Operation:
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PGM-4
1.Keyboard
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Keyboard
Keyboard
1.Key Assign
2.Key Move
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
2. Press <PGM MODE> repeatedly to assign Program 4 mode.
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Key Move
Please Press the key which you want to move.
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Key Move
Press the new position of the key.
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3. Select “2. Key Move” and press the <YES> key.
4. Press the first key you want to change.
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5. Press the second key you want to change.
Key Move
CASH <-> CHARGE Move OK? (YES/NO)
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6. Press the <YES> key after confirmation.
7. Press <ESC> key to return to the previous menu.
Keyboard layout
The shadowed key cannot be programmed with any other functions.
918273645546372819099108
817263544536271808998107
716253443526170798897106
615243342516069788796105
514233241505968778685104
413223140495867768594103
312213039485766758493102
211202938475665748392101
110192837465564738291100
CLK5
CLK4
REG
MODE
X/Z
MODE
#/NS
ADD CHK
MENU SHIFT
HOUSE
BON
TABLE
TRANS
SEAT
No.
NEW/OLD
CHK
COVERS
c x VOID 789
CANCEL
CH
VAT
RC
ESC/ SKIP
PD
CLK3
CLK2
CLK1
PGM
MODE
DISP
ON/OFF
—
SEP
CHK
SUBST.
%–
NO
HOME
YES
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456 123 000•
CR
CHK
GUEST RECEIPT
SUBTOTAL
CASH AMT
TEND
NB
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Program 4
3-3. Programming key allocation
Programming different function on the same location of the different menu sheet level.
Method 1
Operation:
First of all, programming one function on one menu sheet by the method of Section 3-1. Next, issue “5. Function Key” report in the “5. Key Feature” of the “PGM Read Report” in PGM 6 mode. And open the function key allocation screen.
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PGM-4
1.Keyboard
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Keyboard
Keyboard
1.Key Assign
2.Key Move
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1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
2. Press <PGM MODE> repeatedly to assign Program 4 mode.
3. Select “1. Key Assign” and press the <YES> key.
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Key Assign
000.NOP 001.CASH 002.CHARGE
003.CHECK 004.CREDIT 006.NB
008.PRCINQ 009.STKINQ 010.CHAR
011.PRT 012.CHKP 013.CLK TRAN
014.TBL TRAN 015.TIP 016.NRMRCT
019.LOAN 020.RC 021.PD
022.P.UP. 023.COUPON 025.DEPOSIT
027.- 028.%- 029.+
030.%+ 033.RF 034.VOID
036.CPN2 037.VLD 038.RCT
039.CK.E 040.# 041.#/NS v
4. Enter the appropriate record number (in 4-digits) and func-
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5. Press the <ESC> key to return to the previous menu.
tion code (in 3-digits) and press the corresponding key on the appropriate menu sheet.
Method 2
Operation:
In case of allocating different functions from the functions of the same location on the first level menu sheet, turn the menu sheet or press the <MENU> key and allocate the function on the menu sheet which you want to put.
P4 C
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PGM-4
1.Keyboard
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1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
2. Put on the menu sheet you want to program.
3. Press <PGM MODE> repeatedly to assign Program 4 mode.
Keyboard
Keyboard
1.Key Assign
2.Key Move
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4. Select “1. Key Assign” and press the <YES> key.
Key Assign
000.NOP 001.CASH 002.CHARGE
003.CHECK 004.CREDIT 006.NB
008.PRCINQ 009.STKINQ 010.CHAR
011.PRT 012.CHKP 013.CLK TRAN
014.TBL TRAN 015.TIP 016.NRMRCT
019.LOAN 020.RC 021.PD
022.P.UP. 023.COUPON 025.DEPOSIT
027.- 028.%- 029.+
030.%+ 033.RF 034.VOID
036.CPN2 037.VLD 038.RCT
039.CK.E 040.# 041.#/NS v
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5. Select an appropriate function and press the <YES> key. Then press the corresponding key. Or select an appropriate function by the function code list (see the previous page) and press the corresponding key.
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6. Press the <ESC> key to return to the previous menu.
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Program 4
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