Casio QT-6600 User Manual

QT-6600

Touch Screen Smart Terminal

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Programming Manual

Version 1.0 November 2008

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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

Revised points

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Preface

Preconditions for reading this manual

We suggest two preconditions for reading this manual.

1.A basic understanding of how the QT-6600 series devices must be configured/installed.

2.An understanding of the operational needs of restaurant, bar, fast food and/or general merchandise 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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Contents

1.	Machine Initialization ................................................................	P-8
1-1.	How to initialize the terminal ......................................................................	P-8
1-2.	How to initialize the terminal (add / replace one terminal) .......................	P-11
1-3.	How to flag clear the terminal (or INIT2) ..................................................	P-11

2.	Program 5 ................................................................................	P-14
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program).................................		P-14
2-2. Programming memory allocation (hostitality features) .............................		P-15
2-3. Programming memory allocation (scanning system) ...............................		P-15
2-4.	Programming memory allocation (external devices) ................................	P-16
2-5.	Programming memory allocation (periodic & work) .................................	P-16
2-6.	Programming memory allocation file by file .............................................	P-17

3.	Program 4 ................................................................................	P-24
3-1. Programming key allocation .....................................................................		P-24
3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change) ..................................		P-24
3-3. Programming key allocation (key attribution) ...........................................		P-26
3-4.	Programming key allocation (key delete) .................................................	P-27
3-5.	Programming key allocation on a different menu sheet ...........................	P-27
3-6.	Programming key allocation on a specific menu sheet ............................	P-27

4. Program 3 ................................................................................		P-32
4-1. Programming machine features ...............................................................		P-32
4-1-1	Programming pulldown group.....................................................................	P-32
4-1-2 Programming set menu table .....................................................................		P-33
4-1-3	Programming arrangement.........................................................................	P-33
4-1-4 Programming batch X/Z report ...................................................................		P-33
4-1-5 Programming the general feature ...............................................................		P-35
4-1-6	Programming scheduler .............................................................................	P-48
4-1-7	Programming check print ...........................................................................	P-49
4-1-9	Programming tax table ...............................................................................	P-50
4-1-8	Programming table analysis .......................................................................	P-50
4-1-10 Programming void table ..............................................................................		P-54
4-1-11 Programming system connection ...............................................................		P-54
4-1-12 Programming I/O parameter .......................................................................		P-55
4-1-13 Programming printer connection ................................................................		P-59
4-1-14 Programming time zone .............................................................................		P-60
4-1-15 Programming time & attendance ................................................................		P-61
4-1-16 Programming hourly item link .....................................................................		P-63
4-1-17 Programming mix & match .........................................................................		P-63
4-1-18 Programming IDC link ................................................................................		P-64
4-1-19 Programming Euro .....................................................................................		P-64
4-1-20 Programming auto program control ............................................................		P-65
4-1-21 Programming Screen color control .............................................................		P-66
4-1-22 Programming Australian Features ..............................................................		P-67
4-1-23 Programming 22nd address .......................................................................		P-67
4-1-24 Programming check window.......................................................................		P-68
4-1-25 Programming customer control ..................................................................		P-69
4-1-26 Programming customer group ....................................................................		P-69
4-1-27 Programming character conversion table for CF X/Z data .........................		P-70
4-1-28 Programming keyboard color theme ..........................................................		P-70
4-1-29 Programming keyboard color definition ......................................................		P-71

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4-1-30 Programming TCP/IP .................................................................................		P-71
4-1-31 Programming external device serial number ..............................................		P-71
4-1-32 Programming additional order control ........................................................		P-72
4-1-33 Programming FTP login password .............................................................		P-72
4-1-34 Programming FTP server name .................................................................		P-73
4-1-35 Programming FTP translation file ...............................................................		P-73
4-1-36 Programming PC Keyboard ........................................................................		P-73
4-2. Programming clerks .................................................................................		P-75
4-2-1	Programming clerk control .........................................................................	P-75
4-2-2	Programming operation ..............................................................................	P-75
4-2-3	Programming commission rate ...................................................................	P-80
4-2-4	Programming table range ...........................................................................	P-80
4-2-5 Programming clerk control by range...........................................................		P-81
4-2-6	Programming clerk detail ............................................................................	P-86
4-2-7 Programming clerk key ID ..........................................................................		P-87
4-2-8 Programming clerk pop-up window ............................................................		P-87
4-3. Programming key features .......................................................................		P-88
4-3-1	Programming PLU features ........................................................................	P-88
4-3-2 Programming PLU 2nd@ features .............................................................		P-89
4-3-3	Programming subdepartment features .......................................................	P-90
4-3-4	Programming department features .............................................................	P-91
4-3-5	Programming by range ...............................................................................	P-92
4-3-6	Programming individual program................................................................	P-93
4-3-7 Programming key function program ...........................................................		P-93
4-3-8 Programming shift PLU program ..............................................................		P-118
4-3-9 Programming PLU by Pulldown group .....................................................		P-118
4-3-10 Programming transaction key (free function) ............................................		P-119
4-3-11 Programming free function list ..................................................................		P-120
4-3-12 Programming additional PLU character....................................................		P-120
4-3-13 Programming tare table ............................................................................		P-121
4-3-14 Programming additional item program .....................................................		P-121
4-4 Scanning system....................................................................................		P-123
4-4-1	Programming direct maintenance ............................................................	P-123
4-4-2	Programming batch maintenance ............................................................	P-123
4-4-3 Programming multi EAN file .....................................................................		P-124
4-4-4	Programming NLU file ..............................................................................	P-124
4-4-5 Programming Non PLU table....................................................................		P-124
4-4-6 Programming scan mix & match ..............................................................		P-124

5. Program 2 ..............................................................................		P-126
5-1. Character programming .........................................................................		P-126
5-1-1	Character programming keyboard ............................................................	P-126
5-1-2.	Editing characters .....................................................................................	P-128
5-1-3	After completing to input characters .........................................................	P-128
5-2. Programming item descriptors ...............................................................		P-129
5-2-1	Programming PLU item descriptors .........................................................	P-129
5-2-2	Programming PLU 2nd unit price descriptors...........................................	P-129
5-2-3	Programming subdepartment descriptors ................................................	P-129
5-2-4	Programming department descriptors ......................................................	P-130
5-2-5	Programming PLU/subdepartment/department descriptors by range ......	P-130
5-2-6	Copying PLU descriptors to PLU 2nd .......................................................	P-130
5-2-7	Programming function key descriptors .....................................................	P-130
5-2-8	Programming PLU descriptors by pulldown group ...................................	P-131
5-3. Programming characters and messages ...............................................		P-132

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5-3-1 Programming receipt message, slip message and guest receipt messageP-132
5-3-2 Programming text recall message ............................................................		P-132
5-3-3 Programming order character link ............................................................		P-132
5-3-4 Programming fixed totalizer descriptors ...................................................		P-133
5-3-5	Programming group character ..................................................................	P-133
5-3-6	Programming special characters ..............................................................	P-134
5-3-7	Programming report headers ...................................................................	P-135
5-3-8	Programming endorsement message ......................................................	P-135
5-3-9	Programming GT character ......................................................................	P-136
5-3-10 Programming customer title .....................................................................		P-136
5-3-11 Programming menu title ...........................................................................		P-136
5-3-12 Programming sign off reasons .................................................................		P-138

6. Program 1 ..............................................................................		P-140
6-1. Presetting date and time ........................................................................		P-140
6-2. Programming unit price and rate............................................................		P-140
6-2-1 Programming PLU unit price ....................................................................		P-140
6-2-2 Programming PLU 2nd unit price .............................................................		P-140
6-2-3 Programming PLU unit price and PLU 2nd unit price...............................		P-141
6-2-4 Programming subdepartment unit price ...................................................		P-141
6-2-5 Programming department unit price .........................................................		P-141
6-2-6	Programming PLU / PLU 2nd@ / subdepartment / department unit price by range
	P-142
6-2-7	Copying PLU unit price to PLU 2nd unit price ..........................................	P-142
6-2-8	Programming amount or rate to keys .......................................................	P-142
6-2-9	Programming unit price of shift PLU .........................................................	P-143
6-2-10 Programming unit price of pulldown group ...............................................		P-143
6-2-11 Programming PLU unit price and department link ...................................		P-144

7. Program 6 ..............................................................................		P-146
7-1. Program read general procedure ...........................................................		P-146
7-2. Program read report sample ..................................................................		P-147
7-2-1 Unit price / quantity...................................................................................		P-147
7-2-2	Item descriptor..........................................................................................	P-148
7-2-3	Character and message ...........................................................................	P-148
7-2-4	Machine feature ........................................................................................	P-150
7-2-5	Clerk P-185
7-2-6	Key feature ...............................................................................................	P-198
7-2-7 Keyboard ..................................................................................................		P-204
7-2-8	Memory allocation ....................................................................................	P-204

Index .............................................................................................	P-207
Program 1 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................	P-211
Program 2 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................	P-211
Program 4 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................	P-211
Program 3 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................	P-212
Program 6 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................	P-214

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1.	.................................................................Machine Initialization	P-8
1-1.	How to initialize the terminal ......................................................................	P-8
1-2.	How to initialize the terminal (add / replace one terminal) ........................	P-11
1-3.	How to flag clear the terminal (or INIT2) ...................................................	P-11

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Initialization

1. Machine Initialization

1-1. How to initialize the terminal

Preparation:

1.All peripheral devices and terminals of this cluster should be turned off.

2.Connect all of the peripheral devices (such as printer, display etc.) to terminal.

3.Connect all terminals by inline.

Operation:

4.Turn on all peripheral devices of a terminal.

5.Turn on this terminal with pressing the initialize switch and release after beep sound.

				INIT	Init Sw
Copyright(C) 2008
CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD.		C
All rights reserved.
ROM VER.	xxxxxx xxxx
		7	8	9
CREATE xxxx-xx-xx xx:xx
QT-6600	Version x.xx	4	5	6
APL VER.	xxxxxx xxxx
		1	2	3
		0
			OK

6.After releasing the key, enter “20000” (U.S.), “10000” (other area: English), “40000” (other area: Germany), “50000” (other area: French), “60000” (other area: Spanish) and press the <OK> key.

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Enter terminal ID and IP address

ID & IP ADDRESS

Terminal ID ENTER ID

——— Terminal ID: 0, 1 ~ 32

OK?

Yes

——— Press <YES> to continue.

• Case 1: If your system has no LAN device = “0”

OK?	Yes	——— Press <YES> to continue.

• Case 2: Terminal ID = “1”

IP ADDRESS	MANUAL
	192.168.	0.	1
DHCP	SERVER
FTP Server	Yes
OK?	Yes

———Enter IP address if you want to change.

———Select “CLIENT”, if you want to use this terminal as a DHCP client.

———Select <YES>, if you want to use this terminal as an FTP server. Select <NO>, if you want to use this terminal as a client.

———Press <YES> to continue.

*The IP address of each terminal should be the unique number from 192.168. 0. 1 to 192.168.255.255. (Do not change the default value, if you don’t have enough knowledge about IP address.)

•Case 3: Terminal ID = “2” ~ “32”

IP ADDRESS		AUTO	——— Select “MANUAL”, if you want to enter IP address
				manually.* (IP address setting line will appear on the
FTP	Server	Yes		screen.)
OK?		Yes	——— Press <YES> to continue.

*Do not select “IP ADDRESS MANUAL”, if you don’t have enough knowledge about IP address.

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Initialization

Declare terminal configuration

Date	01-10-10
Time	12:34 00
ID Character	MC #01
Check System	Master
Check Cluster ID	0
R/J/Order Printer1	No
R/J/Order Printer2	No
R/J/Order Printer3	No
Slip Printer	No
OK?	YES

———Enter date if it is wrong, in YY-MM-DD order.

———Enter time if it is wrong, in HH-MM order.

———Within 12 characters

———Master / Backup master / Satellite / Self master

———Enter cluster No. “1” ~ “9”, if using check cluster system.

———Select the appropriate RS-232C printer.

———Select the appropriate slip printer.

———Press <YES> to continue.

Program restoration

INIT	10-10-01 12:34	000001
	AUTO PGM
	1.No Restore / Receive			——— Select, if no need to download any data.
	2.PGM Restore (CF Card)			——— Select to download a program data from CF card.
	3.PGM Receive (Inline)			——— Select to download a program data from other terminal.

• Restore from CF card.

Insert the CF card into the slot and select the appropriate file and press the <YES> key.

• Program receive from other terminal.

INIT	10-10-01		12:34	000001
Receive Data		All PGM			——— All Data (including totalizer) / All PGM (program only)
PGM Receive from		MC	#05		——— Select the machine to send the data.
OK?		YES

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1-2. How to initialize the terminal (add / replace one terminal)

Preparation:

1.All peripheral devices and terminals of this cluster should be turned off.

2.Connect all of the peripheral devices (such as printer, display etc.) to this terminal.

3.Connect the added / replaced terminal to inline.

Operation:

Follow the steps shown on the page 8 to 10.

1-3. How to flag clear the terminal (or INIT2)

Preparation:

1.All peripheral devices and this terminal should be turned off.

2.Check the connection of all peripheral devices (such as printer, display etc.) of this terminal.

3.Check the connection of this terminal to inline.

Operation:

4.Turn on all peripheral devices of this terminal.

5.Turn on this terminal with pressing the <DISP ON/OFF> key.

6.Press <OK> key.

FC

Copyright(C) 2008

CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD.

All rights reserved.

ROM VER. xxxxxx xxxx

CREATE xxxx-xx-xx xx:xx

QT-6600 Version x.xx

APL VER. xxxxxx xxxx

OK

7.Select “1. Flag Clear” and press <YES> key to flag clear.

or select “2.Init2” and press <YES> key and enter “8888888888” and <YES> key to Init 2.

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Initialization

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2.	Program 5 .................................................................................	P-14
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program) .................................		P-14
2-2. Programming memory allocation (hostitality feature) ...............................		P-15
2-3. Programming memory allocation (scanning system) ...............................		P-15
2-4.	................................Programming memory allocation (external devices)	P-16
2-5.	Programming memory allocation (periodic & work) .................................	P-16
2-6.	Programming memory allocation file by file .............................................	P-17

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Program 5

2. Program 5

2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program)

Location: <PGM5> → 1.Memory Alloc → 1.Daily & PGM

	Daily & PGM			——— Title
Cashier/Clerk			15	——— Cashier/clerk record No. (0 ~ 99)
Check Tracking Tables			60	——— Check tracking table record No. (0 ~ 200, ~ 400: using customer func.)
	Items/Table		60	——— No. of items per table (0 ~ 1000)
	Item Blocks		1	——— No. of item blocks (0 ~ 9)
Table Analysis			10	——— Table analysis record No. (0 ~ 99)
PLU			324	——— PLU record No. (0 ~ 9999)
PLU 2nd@			324	——— PLU 2nd unit price record No. (0 ~ 9999)
Shift PLU			108	——— Shift PLU record No. (0 ~ 9999)
Pulldown Group			20	——— Pulldown group record No. (0 ~ 999)
Set Menu Table			30	——— Set menu table record No. (0 ~ 999)
Sub-Department			0	——— Subdepartment record No. (0 ~ 99)
Department			4	——— Department record No. (0 ~ 99)
Group			20	——— Group record No. (0 ~ 99)
Receipt/SLIP Msg			3	——— Receipt/Slip message record No. (0 ~ 96)
Text Recall			99	——— Text recall record No. (0 ~ 9999)
Order Char Link			10	——— Order character record No. (0 ~ 99)
Void Table			10	——— Void table record No. (0 ~ 99)
Free Function			100	——— Free function record No. (0 ~ 999)
Mix&Match			0	——— Mix & match record No. (0 ~ 99)
Time Zone			0	——— Time zone record No. (0 ~ 24)
Hourly Production			0	——— Hourly production record No. (0 ~ 96)
Hourly Labor			0	——— Hourly labor record No. (0 ~ 96)
Employee			0	——— Employee record No. (0 ~ 99)
Job Code			0	——— Job code record No. (0 ~ 50)
IDC Link			0	——— IDC link record No. (0 ~ 999)
IDC(1)			0	——— IDC (1) record No. (0 ~ 9999)
IDC(2)			0	——— IDC (2) record No. (0 ~ 9999)
IDC(3)			0	——— IDC (3) record No. (0 ~ 9999)
BMP Picture			0	——— BMP picture file (file-910) record No. (0 ~ 85500)
Additional BMP Picture			0	——— Additional BMP picture file (file-909) record No. (0 ~44100)
				——— The remainder of the memory. (bytes)
	RAM	22688

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2-2. Programming memory allocation (hostitality features)

Operation: <PGM5> → 1.Memory Alloc → 2.Hospitality Features

	Hospitality Feature			——— Title
Simple Time/Atten Records			0	——— Simple Time & attendance (file-013) record No. (0 ~ 9999)
Sign off Reasons			0	——— Sign off reasons (file-944) record No. (0 ~ 10)
Free Function List			0	——— Free function list (file-946) record No. (0 ~ 99)
Additional PLU Character			0	——— Additional PLU character (file-941) record No. (0 ~ 9999)
User Logo			0	——— User logo (file-796) record No. (0 or 9833)
Check Window 21			0	——— Check window 21 (file-797) record No. (0 or 9833)
Check Window 22			0	——— Check window 22 (file-798) record No. (0 or 9833)
Check Window 23			0	——— Check window 23 (file-799) record No. (0 or 9833)
Keys for Check Window			0	——— Keys for check full-screen window (file-795) record No. (240)
Additional Item PGM			0	——— Additional item program (file-814) record No. (0 ~ 9999) *1
Add. Order Control			0	——— Additional order control (file-822) record No. (0 or 16)
				——— The remainder of the memory. (bytes)
	RAM	22688

*1: If not “0”, allocate the same number of file-004 automatically.

2-3. Programming memory allocation (scanning system)

Operation: <PGM5> → 1.Memory Alloc → 3.Scanning System

		Scanning System			——— Title
Scanning System				0	——— Scanning system (file-016) record No. (0 ~ 100000)
Price 2		Scanning PLU		0	——— 2nd price of scanning PLU (file-116) record No. (0 ~ 100000) *1
Price 3		Scanning PLU		0	——— 3rd price of scanning PLU (file-216) record No. (0 ~ 100000) *1
Price 4		Scanning PLU		0	——— 4th price of scanning PLU (file-316) record No. (0 ~ 100000) *1
Price 5		Scanning PLU		0	——— 5th price of scanning PLU (file-416) record No. (0 ~ 100000) *1
Price 6		Scanning PLU		0	——— 6th price of scanning PLU (file-516) record No. (0 ~ 100000) *1
Price 7		Scanning PLU		0	——— 7th price of scanning PLU (file-616) record No. (0 ~ 100000) *1
Additional Scan Reports				0	——— Additional scan PLU report (file-716) record No. (0 ~ 100000) *1
Batch Naintenance				0	——— Batch maintenance file (file-070) record No. (0 ~ 1000)
Multi EAN File				0	——— Multi EAN link file (file-075) record No. (0 ~ 100000)
NLU File				0	——— NLU file (file-077) record No. (0 ~ 999)
Non PLU		Table		0	——— Non PLU table file (file-976) record No. (0 ~ 999)
Scan Mix&Match				0	——— Scan Mix 6 match file (file-056) record No. (0~ 99)
VMP File				0	——— Add on VMP file (file-040) record No. (0 ~ 999)
					——— The remainder of the memory. (bytes)
	RAM		22688

*1: If not “0”, allocate the same number of file-016 automatically.

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Program 5

2-4. Programming memory allocation (external devices)

Operation: <PGM5> → 1.Memory Alloc → 4.External Device

	Ext. Devices			——— Title
External REG Buffer			0	——— External register buufer file (file-983) record No. (0 ~ rec. No. of file-036)
External Device Number			0	——— External device serial number file (file-920) record No. (0 ~ 4)
External Journal Buffer			0	——— External journal buffer file (file-848) record No. (0 ~ rec. No. of file-048)
External IDC Buffer			0	——— External IDC buffer file (file-863) record No. (0 ~ rec. No. of file 063)
OMS Fax Message Buffer			0	——— OMS fax message (file-835) record No. (0 ~ 121)
				——— The remainder of the memory. (bytes)
	RAM	22688

2-5. Programming memory allocation (periodic & work)

Operation: <PGM5> → 1.Memory Alloc → 5.Periodic & Work

	Periodic & Work		——— Title
PLU			——— for PLU totalizers and counters
Periodic(1) Totalizer			——— Allocate periodic 1 totalizer (YES) or no (NO)
			YES
Periodic(2) Totalizer			——— Allocate periodic 2 totalizer (YES) or no (NO)
			NO
Consolidation & Work			——— Allocate consolidation and work file (YES) or no (NO)
			YES
Except PLU			——— for totalizers and counters except PLU
Periodic(1) Totalizer			——— Allocate periodic 1 totalizer (YES) or no (NO)
			YES
Periodic(2) Totalizer			——— Allocate periodic 2 totalizer (YES) or no (NO)
			NO
Consolidation & Work			——— Allocate consolidation and work file (YES) or no (NO)
			YES
			——— The remainder of the memory. (bytes)
	RAM	22688

Note:

The Flag Clear operation resets “YES” status. However it does not reallocate the files that were already allocated on this screen.

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2-6. Programming memory allocation file by file

If you want to allocate files file by file, follow the procedures below.

Operation: <PGM5> → 1.Memory Alloc → 6.Individual File

	Individual File		——— Title
FILE001			——— File name/allocated record No.
			85
FILE101			85	Designate the appropriate file, enter the record No. and press <YES>.
FILE201			0
FILE301			85
FILE401			85
FILE501			0
FILE601			85
FILE002			85
:
			——— The remainder of the memory. (bytes)
	RAM	612

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Program 5

	File	File description	Record	Max. No.	Default	Description	Attribu-	Allocat-
	No.		length	of records	rec No.		tion	able
	System files
	074	Physical key table	48	2	2		Program	No
	174	Touch screen key table	33	2280	2280		Program	No
	274	Character key table	9	152	152		Program	No
	900	TCP/IP control	11	26	26		Program	Yes
	901	System connection table	24	33	33		Program	No
	902	I/O parameter	8	20	20		Program	No
	903	Printer connection table	27	34	34		Program	Yes
	904	Consecutive number	3	11	11		Buffer	No
	905	Auto program control	3	20	20		Program	Yes
	906	Display area color definition	8	99	10		Program	Yes
	907	Keyboard color definition	9	100	100		Program	No
	908	Keyboard color theme	9	100	100		Program	No
	911	FTP login password	20	10	10		Program	Yes
	912	FTP server name	98	9	9		Program	Yes
	913	FTP trans file	44	99	10		Program	Yes
	999	System error log	11	100	100		Buffer	Yes
	Function	and total files
	001	Fixed totalizer	26	85	85		Pgm/Sales	No
	101	(periodic total 1)	10	85	85		Sales	Yes
	201	(periodic total 2)	10	85	0		Sales	Yes
	301	(daily consolidation)	10	85	85	for master	Sales	Yes
	401	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	85	85	for master	Sales	Yes
	501	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	85	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	601	(consolidation work)	10	85	85	for master	Buffer	Yes
	002	Transaction key	42	999	200		Pgm/Sales	Yes
	102	(periodic total 1)	10	999	200		Sales	Yes
	202	(periodic total 2)	10	999	0		Sales	Yes
	302	(daily consolidation)	10	999	200	for master	Sales	Yes
	402	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	999	200	for master	Sales	Yes
	502	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	999	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	602	(consolidation work)	10	999	200	for master	Buffer	Yes
	003	Subdepartment	63	99	10		Pgm/Sales	Yes
	103	(periodic total 1)	15	99	10		Sales	Yes
	203	(periodic total 2)	15	99	0		Sales	Yes
	303	(daily consolidation)	15	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
	403	(periodic 1 consolidation)	15	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
	503	(periodic 2 consolidation)	15	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	603	(consolidation work)	15	99	10	for master	Buffer	Yes
	004	PLU	100	9999	900		Pgm/Sales	Yes
	104	(periodic total 1)	30	9999	900		Sales	Yes
	204	(periodic total 2)	30	9999	0		Sales	Yes
	304	(daily consolidation)	30	9999	900	for master	Sales	Yes
	404	(periodic 1 consolidation)	30	9999	900	for master	Sales	Yes
	504	(periodic 2 consolidation)	30	9999	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	604	(consolidation work)	30	9999	900	for master	Buffer	Yes
	005	Department	66	99	10		Pgm/Sales	Yes
	105	(periodic total 1)	15	99	10		Sales	Yes
	205	(periodic total 2)	15	99	0		Sales	Yes
	305	(daily consolidation)	15	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
	405	(periodic 1 consolidation)	15	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
	505	(periodic 2 consolidation)	15	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	605	(consolidation work)	15	99	10	for master	Buffer	Yes

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File	File description	Record	Max. No.	Default	Description	Attribu-	Allocat-
No.		length	of records	rec No.		tion	able
006	Group	26	99	10		Pgm/Sales	Yes
106	(periodic total 1)	10	99	10		Sales	Yes
206	(periodic total 2)	10	99	0		Sales	Yes
306	(daily consolidation)	10	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
406	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
506	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
606	(consolidation work)	10	99	10	for master	Buffer	Yes
009	Hourly sales	20	96	24		Sales	Yes
109	(periodic total 1)	20	96	24		Sales	Yes
209	(periodic total 2)	20	96	0		Sales	Yes
309	(daily consolidation)	20	96	24	for master	Sales	Yes
409	(periodic 1 consolidation)	20	96	24	for master	Sales	Yes
509	(periodic 2 consolidation)	20	96	0	for master	Sales	Yes
609	(consolidation work)	20	96	24	for master	Buffer	Yes
010	Monthly sales	20	32	32		Sales	Yes
110	(periodic total 1)	20	32	32		Sales	Yes
210	(periodic total 2)	20	32	0		Sales	Yes
310	(daily consolidation)	20	32	32	for master	Sales	Yes
410	(periodic 1 consolidation)	20	32	32	for master	Sales	Yes
510	(periodic 2 consolidation)	20	32	0	for master	Sales	Yes
610	(consolidation work)	20	32	32	for master	Buffer	Yes
012	Void reason	29	99	10		Pgm/Sale	Yes
112	(periodic total 1)	10	99	10		Sales	Yes
212	(periodic total 2)	10	99	0		Sales	Yes
312	(daily consolidation)	10	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
412	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
512	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
612	(consolidation work)	10	99	10	for master	Buffer	Yes
016	Scanning PLU	53	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
116	Scanning PLU shift (2)	30	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
216	Scanning PLU shift (3)	30	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
316	Scanning PLU shift (4)	30	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
416	Scanning PLU shift (5)	30	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
516	Scanning PLU shift (6)	30	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
616	Scanning PLU shift (7)	30	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
716	Additional scan PLU report	11	100000	0		Pgm/Sales	Yes
076	Scanning PLU index	8	100002	0		Buffer	No
018	Table analysis	33	99	10		Pgm/Sale	Yes
118	(periodic total 1)	10	99	10		Sales	Yes
218	(periodic total 2)	10	99	0		Sales	Yes
318	(daily consolidation)	10	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
418	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	99	10	for master	Sales	Yes
518	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
618	(consolidation work)	10	99	10	for master	Buffer	Yes
020	Grand total	24	3	3		Pgm/Sale	No
120	(periodic total 1)	8	3	3		Sales	Yes
220	(periodic total 2)	8	3	0		Sales	Yes
320	(daily consolidation)	8	3	3	for master	Sales	Yes
420	(periodic 1 consolidation)	8	3	3	for master	Sales	Yes
520	(periodic 2 consolidation)	8	3	0	for master	Sales	Yes
620	(consolidation work)	8	3	3	for master	Buffer	Yes
051	Mix and match	76	99	0		Pgm/Sale	Yes
151	(periodic total 1)	10	99	0		Sales	Yes
251	(periodic total 2)	10	99	0		Sales	Yes
351	(daily consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
451	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
551	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
651	(consolidation work)	10	99	0	for master	Buffer	Yes

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Program 5

	File	File description	Record	Max. No.	Default	Description	Attribu-	Allocat-
	No.		length	of records	rec No.		tion	able
	055	Shift PLU	119	9999	0		Pgm/Sale	Yes
	155	(periodic total 1)	70	9999	0		Sales	Yes
	255	(periodic total 2)	70	9999	0		Sales	Yes
	355	(daily consolidation)	70	9999	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	455	(periodic 1 consolidation)	70	9999	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	555	(periodic 2 consolidation)	70	9999	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	655	(consolidation work)	70	9999	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
	056	Scan mix and match	49	99	0		Pgm/Sale	Yes
	156	(periodic total 1)	10	99	0		Sales	Yes
	256	(periodic total 2)	10	99	0		Sales	Yes
	356	(daily consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	456	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	556	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	99	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	656	(consolidation work)	10	99	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
	Hourly item
	021	Hourly item	10	1920	1920		Sales	Yes
	121	(periodic total 1)	10	1920	0		Sales	Yes
	221	(periodic total 2)	10	1920	0		Sales	Yes
	321	(daily consolidation)	10	1920	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	421	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	1920	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	521	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	1920	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	621	(consolidation work)	10	1920	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
	031	Hourly item link	4	480	480		Program	Yes
	Clerk
	007	Clerk	97	99	10		Program	Yes
	030	Clerk detail link	4	99	10		Program	Yes
	027	Clerk (i-Button) key ID	17	300	10		Program	Yes
	011	Clerk detail	10	9801	100		Sales	Yes
	111	(periodic total 1)	10	9801	100		Sales	Yes
	211	(periodic total 2)	10	9801	0		Sales	Yes
	311	(daily consolidation)	10	9801	100	for master	Sales	Yes
	411	(periodic 1 consolidation)	10	9801	100	for master	Sales	Yes
	511	(periodic 2 consolidation)	10	9801	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	611	(consolidation work)	10	9801	100	for master	Buffer	Yes
	Time & Attendance
	013	Simple time & attendance	17	9999			Sales	Yes
	014	Hourly / Labor	26	96	96		Sales	Yes
	114	(periodic total 1)	26	96	0		Sales	Yes
	214	(periodic total 2)	26	96	0		Sales	Yes
	314	(daily consolidation)	26	96	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	414	(periodic 1 consolidation)	26	96	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	514	(periodic 2 consolidation)	26	96	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	614	(consolidation work)	26	96	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
	019	Work time	18	4158	420		Sales	Yes
	319	(daily consolidation)	18	4158	0	for master	Sales	Yes
	800	Time zone	6	24	24		Program	Yes
	801	Employee	36	99	10		Program	Yes
	802	Job code	22	50	5		Program	Yes
	803	Schedule	11	2079	210		Program	Yes
	806	Time & Attendance work	99	1	1		Buffer	No
	944	Clock-out reason	16	10			Program	Yes
	Check
	015	Check Index	320	4000	200		Buffer	Yes
	060	Check detail	100	200000	4880		Buffer	Yes
	066	Check detail work	100	2000	244		Buffer	Yes

Note: Never allocate “Shift PLU” files, if you use “Accumulation for menu totaling specification”.

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File	File description	Record	Max. No.	Default	Description	Attribu-	Allocat-
No.		length	of records	rec No.		tion	able
Customer
037	Customer	170	4000	100	for master	Pgm/sales	Yes
042	Customer group	122	20	5		Pgm/sales	Yes
142	(periodic total 1)	15	20	0		Sales	Yes
242	(periodic total 2)	15	20	0		Sales	Yes
342	(daily consolidation)	15	20	0	for master	Sales	Yes
442	(periodic 1 consolidation)	15	20	0	for master	Sales	Yes
542	(periodic 2 consolidation)	15	20	0	for master	Sales	Yes
642	(consolidation work)	15	20	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
123	Customer title	8	9	5		Program	Yes
Arrangement
038	Arrange group (1)	24	9999	450		Program	Yes
138	Arrange group (2)	24	9999	0		Program	Yes
238	Arrange group (3)	24	9999	0		Program	Yes
338	Arrange group (4)	24	9999	0		Program	Yes
438	Arrange group (5)	24	9999	0		Program	Yes
IDC
057	IDC (1)	60	100000	0		Buffer	Yes
357	(consolidation file)	60	100000	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
657	(consolidation work)	60	100000	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
058	IDC (2)	60	100000	0		Buffer	Yes
358	(consolidation file)	60	100000	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
658	(consolidation work)	60	100000	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
059	IDC (3)	60	100000	0		Buffer	Yes
359	(consolidation file)	60	100000	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
659	(consolidation work)	60	100000	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
063	IDC buffer	60	9999	0		Buffer	Yes
804	IDC link	6	999	0		Program	Yes
Program	/ message / buffer
022	General control	10	50	50		Program	No
023	Special character	16	99	99		Program	No
024	Report header	16	55	55		Program	No
025	Tax table	74	10	5		Program	Yes
026	Pulldown group	921	999	70		Program	Yes
028	Set menu table	80	999	10		Program	Yes
029	Batch X/Z	10	10	4		Program	Yes
032	Receipt / slip message	40	96	96		Program	Yes
033	Endorse message	40	4	4		Program	Yes
035	Print buffer	80	2000	720		Buffer	Yes
036	Registration buffer	100	2000	240		Buffer	Yes
039	Character recall	40	9999	10		Program	Yes
040	Add on/VMP	51	999	0		Buffer	Yes
041	Check print	3	9	9		Program	Yes
044	Display buffer	40	1000	300		Buffer	Yes
047	Graphic logo	13	432/864	432		Program	Yes
048	Electronic journal (normal)	44	1000	600		Buffer	Yes
648	EJ collection (normal)	41	12336	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
050	Electronic journal (intelligent)	101	100000	0		Buffer	Yes
650	EJ collection (intelligent)	101	100000	0	for master	Buffer	Yes
054	PLU 2nd @	50	9999	0		Program	Yes
062	Scheduler	14	99	4		Program	Yes
065	Order character	16	99	10		Program	Yes
070	Batch maintenance	39	1000	0		Program	Yes
075	Multi EAN link	12	100000	0		Program	Yes
077	NLU table	12	999	0		Program	Yes

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Program 5

	File	File description	Record	Max. No.	Default	Description	Attribu-	Allocat-
	No.		length	of records	rec No.		tion	able
	085	Menu level character	40	60	60		Program	Yes
	087	Character conversion for CF	6	100	10		Program	Yes
	099	Euro program	4	3	0		Program	Yes
	115	Check-# pop-up window definition	7	700	700		Program	Yes
	117	Clerk pop-up window definition	6	315	315		Program	Yes
	127	Tare table	22	9	0		Program	Yes
	374	PS/2 key table	6	811	811		Program	Yes
	701	Sound 1	128	65000	350		Program	Yes
	702	Sound 2	128	65000	350		Program	Yes
	703	Sound 3	128	65000	350		Program	Yes
	704	Sound 4	128	65000	350		Program	Yes
	705	Sound 5	128	65000	350		Program	Yes
	706	Sound 6	128	65000	350		Program	Yes
	707	Sound 7	128	65000	0		Program	Yes
	708	Sound 8	128	65000	0		Program	Yes
	709	Sound 9	128	65000	0		Program	Yes
	710	Sound 10	128	65000	0		Program	Yes
	795	Key table (for full screen)	62	240			Program	Yes
	796	Screen logo	160	9833	0		Program	Yes
	797	Full screen check window 1	160	9833	0		Program	Yes
	798	Full screen check window 2	160	9833	0		Program	Yes
	799	Full screen check window 3	160	9833	0		Program	Yes
	814	Additional PLU item program*	46	9999	0		Program	Yes
	822	Additional order control	7	16	0		Program	Yes
	835	External device fax message bfr	128	121	0		Buffer	Yes
	848	External device EJ buffer	41	1000	0		Buffer	Yes
	863	External device IDC buffer	60	9999	0		Buffer	Yes
	909	Additional bitmap image	200	29400	504		Program	Yes
	910	Keyboard bitmap image	200	93600	0		Program	Yes
	920	External device serial number	3	4			Program	Yes
	941	Additional PLU character	32	9999	0		Program	Yes
	946	Free function list	2	99	0		Program	Yes
	976	Non PLU table	5	999	0		Program	Yes
	983	External device REG buffer	100	2000	0		Buffer	Yes

* In case of using this file, enter the same record number of PLU file.

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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-24
3-3. Programming key allocation (key attribution) ...........................................		P-26
3-4.	Programming key allocation (key delete) .................................................	P-27
3-5.	Programming key allocation on a different menu sheet ...........................	P-27
3-6.	Programming key allocation on a specific menu sheet ............................	P-27

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Program 4

3. Program 4

3-1. Programming key allocation

Operation: <PGM4> → 1.Keyboard → 1.Key Assign

	Key Assign
000.NOP	001.CASH	002.CHARGE ——— Function code / Initial character
003.CHECK	004.CREDIT	005.FSTD
006.NB	007.EBTTD	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
	:

•Method A: Select the function in this list (or enter the function code in the function code list on the next page and press the <YES> key) and press the appropriate key*.

*In case of presetting subdepartment, record No. (in 4-digits) is necessary to enter before pressing the key. In case of presetting department/ flat-PLU, record No. or random code

(in 6-digits) is necessary to enter before pressing the key.

•Method B: Enter record No. (in 4-digits)** and function code (in 3-digits) and press the appropriate key.

**In case of presetting department/ flat-PLU, you can enter random code (in 6-digits) instead of record No.

3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change)

Operation: <PGM4> → 1.Keyboard → 2.Key Move

1.Select the key* you want to move.

2.Designate the new position of the key.

3.Press <YES> key.

*You cannot move the numeric keys, clear key, escape key, cursor keys, yes/no keys and menu key.

Function	Code	Initial character
Add check	094	ADD CHK
Arrangement	044	ARG
Bill copy	047	BILL
Break-in / out	109	BREAK-IN/OUT
Cancel	236	CANCEL
Cash amount tendered	001	CASH
Charge	002	CHARGE
Check endorsement	039	CK.E
Check print	012	CHKP
Check tender	003	CHECK
Clerk number	072	CLK#
Clerk transfer	013	CLK TRANS
Clock-in / out	108	CLOCK-IN/OUT

Function	Code	Initial character
Coupon	023	COUPON
Coupon 2	036	CPN2
Coupon number	110	COUPON#
Credit	004	CREDIT
Cube	090	XXX
Currency exchange	045	CE
Customer ID number	148	CUST#
Declaration	061	DECLA
Department	051	DEPT nn
Department number	135	DEPT#
Deposit	025	DEPOSIT
Discount	028	%–
Display mode	219	DISP MODE

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Function	Code	Initial character
Eat-in	128	EAT-IN
EBT tender	007	EBTTD
Electronic journal display	207	EJ DISP
Error correct / Void	034	VOID
First unit price	069	1st@
Flat PLU	063	PLU nnnn
Food stamp status shift	059	F/S
Food stamp subtotal	081	FSST
Food stamp tender	005	FSTD
Function list	253	FUNCLIST
House Bon	114	HOUSE BON
Item search	246	SEARCH
Ketten Bon	113	X/KETTEN
List	136	LIST
List number	137	LIST#
Loan	019	LOAN
Location change	260	LOCATION
Lock out unused key	000	NOP
Media change	118	MEDIA CHG
Menu shift	064	MENU
Merchandise subtotal	080	MDST
Minus	027	–
Mode	124	MODE
Multiplication	082	X
New balance	006	NB
New check	091	NEW CHK
New / Old check	093	NEW/OLD
Not found PLU	142	NFP
Number look up	138	NLU
Normal receipt	016	NRMRCT
No sale	042	NS
Non-add	040	#
Non-add / No sale	041	#/NS
Number of customer (Covers)	043	CT
OBR	103	OBR
Old check	092	OLD CHK
Open	067	OPEN
Open2	068	OPEN2
Open check	117	OPEN CHK
Operator number	078	OPE#
Operator read / reset	073	OPE X/Z
Order character change	252	ORDER CHAR
Paid out	021	PD
Payment	149	PAYMENT
Pick up	022	P.UP
Plus	029	+
PLU	048	PLU#

Function	Code	Initial character
Post entry	115	POST ENTRY
Premium	030	%+
Price inquiry	008	PRCINQ
Price	049	PRC
Price change	104	PRICECHANGE
Quantity / for	083	QT
Recall	131	RECALL
Receipt	038	RCT
Receipt on / off	076	RCT ON/OFF
Received on account	020	RC
Refund	033	RF
Room message	101	ROOM MSG
Room number	100	ROOM#
Round repeat	116	ROUND REPEAT
Scale	088	SCALE
Seat number	119	SEAT#
Second unit price	070	2nd@
Selective item subtotal	085	SIST
Separate check	095	SEP CHK
Shift PLU	065	SFT PLU
Slip back feed / release	054	SB/R
Slip feed / Release	056	SF/R
Slip print	055	SLIP
Split payment	140	SPLIT PAYMENT
Square	084	XX
Stock inquiry	009	STKINQ
Store	130	STORE
Subdepartment	133	SUBDEPT nn
Subdepartment number	134	SDPT#
Substitution	111	SUBST.
Subtotal	075	SUBTOTAL
Swipe	172	SWIPE
Table number	058	TBL#
Table sharing	261	TBL SHARE
Table transfer	014	TBL TRANS
Tare	087	TARE
Takeout	129	TAKE-OUT
Tax status shift	057	T/S
Taxable amount subtotal	077	TAST
Tax exempt	062	EXEMPT
Text print	011	PRT
Text recall	010	CHAR
Tray total	074	TRAY TTL
Tip	015	TIP
Validation	037	VLD
VAT	046	VAT
Worktime	237	WORKTIME

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Program 4

3-3. Programming key allocation (key attribution)

Operation: <PGM4> → 1.Keyboard → 3.Key Attribution → Select the job

• Key Shape

1.Select the shape.

2.Designate the key.

*In case of assigning double or quadruple key, delete the key which will be hidden by the new big key in advance (both rectangular and circular key).

Delete key

Delete key

Delete key

New key

New key

New key

• Key Color

1.Select the color.

2.Designate the key.

• Key Text

1.Enter the key text (within 24 characters).

2.Designate the key.

*Key text is used for keytop characters only. It is not used for receipt nor report. The key text is displayed prior to the text programmed in the totalizer file.

LUNCH SET	LUNCH SET		Breakfast set
Dinner set	(No Character)		Dinner set
			Department file
Steak set	Steak set
			Hamberg steak
	(No Character)
Scrambled egg			Scrambled egg
			PLU file
CR	CR
Amex card	(No Character)		VISA card
			Amex card
Keytop			Free function file
	Touch screen
character	key table file

• Picture

1.Select the picture.

(You can turn up/down the page by entering page No. and press <YES>.)

(Press <ADDITIONAL> to designate additional bitmap image (file-909) and press <BACK> to designate keyboard bitmap image (file-910).)

2.Designate the key.

Note:

*Pictures should be downloaded before assigning a picture to a key.

**In case of changing menu levels by the <MENU> key, change the level before selecting this menu (Key Attribution).

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3-4. Programming key allocation (key delete)

Operation: <PGM4> → 1.Keyboard → 4.Key Delete

1. Select the key to delete.

3-5. Programming key allocation on a different menu sheet

Allocating a function of different totalizer on the different menu sheets over the desiganted level.

Preparation:

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 “6. Key Feature” of the “PGM Read Report” in PGM 6 mode.

Operation: <PGM4> → 1.Keyboard → 1.Key Assign

1.Turn the appropriate menu sheet level by pressing <MENU> key.

2.Designate the function and key by the method A or B, described on the page 24.

Note:

The function key allocated without designating record No. links to the function in the first menu sheet.

3-6. Programming key allocation on a specific menu sheet

Allocating a function of different totalizer on a specific menu sheet level.

Preparation:

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 “6. Key Feature” of the “PGM Read Report” in PGM 6 mode.

Operation: <PGM4> → 1.Keyboard → 1.Key Assign

1.Enter the menu sheet level (01 ~ 15)* and “000” and press the <YES> key.

2.Designate the function and key by the method A or B, described on the page 24.**

*If you enter “00”, all sheet level is designated.

**If you designate function without entering the record No., the terminal checks the key table file.

(1)No other key uses the record: Use the record.

(2)Other key uses the record: Use the youngest vacant record.

Note:

You can allocate function key, flat-PLU key, subdepartment key and department key.

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Program 4

P-28

4. Program 3 .................................................................................		P-32
4-1. Programming machine features ...............................................................		P-32
4-1-1	Programming pulldown group .......................................................................	P-32
4-1-2	Programming set menu table ........................................................................	P-33
4-1-3	Programming arrangement ...........................................................................	P-33
4-1-4	Programming batch X/Z report .....................................................................	P-33
4-1-5	Programming the general feature .................................................................	P-35
4-1-5-1	Programming the machine control 1 ..................................................................................	P-35
4-1-5-2	Programming the machine control 2 ..................................................................................	P-36
4-1-5-3	Programming the machine control 3 ..................................................................................	P-37
4-1-5-4	Programming the machine control 4 ..................................................................................	P-37
4-1-5-5	Programming the print control ...........................................................................................	P-38
4-1-5-6	Programming the report control 1 ......................................................................................	P-39
4-1-5-7	Programming the report control 2 ......................................................................................	P-40
4-1-5-8	Programming the communication ......................................................................................	P-41
4-1-5-9	Programming the hourly sales ...........................................................................................	P-41
4-1-5-10	...............................................................................................Programming the slip/guest	P-42
4-1-5-11 Programming the journal control .......................................................................................		P-42
4-1-5-12 Programming the message control ....................................................................................		P-43
4-1-5-13 Programming the order control ..........................................................................................		P-44
4-1-5-14 Programming the set menu / condiment ............................................................................		P-45
4-1-5-15 Programming the check tracking .......................................................................................		P-46
........................................................................................4-1-5-16 Programming the clerk interrupt		P-46
4-1-5-17 Programming the display control .......................................................................................		P-47
4-1-5-18 Programming the menu shift .............................................................................................		P-47
4-1-5-19 Programming the sound (Error tone and key confirmation tone) .......................................		P-47
4-1-5-20	Programming Ext. devices .................................................................................................	P-47
4-1-6	Programming scheduler ................................................................................	P-48
4-1-7	Programming check print ..............................................................................	P-49
4-1-9	Programming tax table ..................................................................................	P-50
4-1-8	Programming table analysis ..........................................................................	P-50
4-1-10	Programming void table ................................................................................	P-54
4-1-11	Programming system connection ..................................................................	P-54
4-1-12	Programming I/O parameter .........................................................................	P-55
4-1-13	Programming printer connection ...................................................................	P-59
4-1-14	Programming time zone ................................................................................	P-60
4-1-15	Programming time & attendance ..................................................................	P-61
4-1-15-1	Programming time & attendance (general) .......................................................................	P-61
4-1-15-2 Programming time & attendance (job code) ......................................................................		P-61
4-1-15-3 Programming time & attendance (employee & schedule) .................................................		P-62
4-1-16	Programming hourly item link .......................................................................	P-63
4-1-17	Programming mix & match ............................................................................	P-63
4-1-18	Programming IDC link ...................................................................................	P-64
4-1-19	Programming Euro ........................................................................................	P-64
4-1-20	Programming auto program control ..............................................................	P-65
4-1-21	Programming Screen color control ...............................................................	P-66
4-1-22	Programming Australian Features ................................................................	P-67
4-1-23	Programming 22nd address ..........................................................................	P-67
4-1-24	Programming check window .........................................................................	P-68
4-1-25	Programming customer control .....................................................................	P-69
4-1-26	Programming customer group ......................................................................	P-69
4-1-27	Programming character conversion table for CF X/Z data ............................	P-70
4-1-28	Programming keyboard color theme .............................................................	P-70
4-1-29	Programming keyboard color definition.........................................................	P-71
4-1-30	Programming TCP/IP ....................................................................................	P-71
4-1-31	Programming external device serial number.................................................	P-71
4-1-32	Programming additional order control ...........................................................	P-72

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4-1-33	Programming FTP login password ................................................................	P-72
4-1-34	Programming FTP server name ....................................................................	P-73
4-1-35	Programming FTP translation file .................................................................	P-73
4-1-36	Programming PC Keyboard ..........................................................................	P-73
4-2. Programming clerks .................................................................................		P-75
4-2-1	Programming clerk control ............................................................................	P-75
4-2-2	Programming operation ................................................................................	P-75
4-2-2-1	Programming clerk control.................................................................................................	P-75
4-2-2-2	Programming menu shift/2nd@ .........................................................................................	P-76
4-2-2-3	Programming mode control ...............................................................................................	P-76
4-2-2-4	Programming function control 1 .........................................................................................	P-77
4-2-2-5	Programming function control 2 .........................................................................................	P-77
4-2-2-6	Programming function control 3 .........................................................................................	P-78
4-2-2-7	Programming function control 4 .........................................................................................	P-78
4-2-2-8	Programming function control 5 .........................................................................................	P-79
4-2-2-9	Programming arrangement control ....................................................................................	P-79
4-2-2-10	Programming X/Z report control ........................................................................................	P-80
4-2-3	Programming commission rate .....................................................................	P-80
4-2-4	Programming table range..............................................................................	P-80
4-2-5	Programming clerk control by range .............................................................	P-81
4-2-5-1	Programming clerk control by range ..................................................................................	P-81
4-2-5-2	Programming menu shift / 2nd@ by range ........................................................................	P-81
4-2-5-3	Programming mode control by range ................................................................................	P-82
4-2-5-4	Programming function control 1 by range ..........................................................................	P-82
4-2-5-5	Programming function control 2 by range ..........................................................................	P-83
4-2-5-6	Programming function control 3 by range ..........................................................................	P-83
4-2-5-7	Programming function control 4 by range ..........................................................................	P-84
4-2-5-8	Programming function control 5 by range ..........................................................................	P-84
4-2-5-9	Programming arrangement control by range .....................................................................	P-85
4-2-5-10	Programming X/Z report control by range .........................................................................	P-85
4-2-5-11	Programming commission rate by range ...........................................................................	P-86
4-2-5-12	Programming table range by range ...................................................................................	P-86
4-2-6	Programming clerk detail ..............................................................................	P-86
4-2-7	Programming clerk key ID .............................................................................	P-87
4-2-8	Programming clerk pop-up window ...............................................................	P-87
4-3. Programming key features .......................................................................		P-88
4-3-1	Programming PLU features...........................................................................	P-88
4-3-2	Programming PLU 2nd@ features ................................................................	P-89
4-3-3	Programming subdepartment features .........................................................	P-90
4-3-4	Programming department features ...............................................................	P-91
4-3-5	Programming by range..................................................................................	P-92
4-3-6	Programming individual program ..................................................................	P-93
4-3-7	Programming key function program ..............................................................	P-93
4-3-7-1	Worksheet for cash, charge, credit and check ...................................................................	P-94
4-3-7-2	Worksheet for new balance ...............................................................................................	P-95
4-3-7-3	Worksheet for food stamp tender, EBT tender ..................................................................	P-96
4-3-7-4	Worksheet for text print, text recall ....................................................................................	P-97
4-3-7-5	Worksheet for check print ..................................................................................................	P-98
4-3-7-6	Worksheet for clerk transfer ...............................................................................................	P-98
4-3-7-7	Worksheet for table transfer...............................................................................................	P-98
4-3-7-8	Worksheet for tip ...............................................................................................................	P-99
4-3-7-9	Worksheet for loan, pick up ...............................................................................................	P-99
4-3-7-10	Worksheet for received on account, paid out ....................................................................	P-99
4-3-7-11	Worksheet for plus, minus, coupon .................................................................................	P-100
4-3-7-12	Worksheet for deposit+, deposit– ....................................................................................	P-101
4-3-7-13	Worksheet for void ...........................................................................................................	P-101
4-3-7-14	Worksheet for check endorsement ..................................................................................	P-101
4-3-7-15	Worksheet for discount, premium ....................................................................................	P-102
4-3-7-16	Worksheet for receipt ......................................................................................................	P-103

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