Toshiba EO-11024, MA-1600 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • Model: TEC Electronic Cash Register MA
  • 1600
  • 100
  • Power Supply: AC power source
  • Display Type: Operator display (tilt type)/Customer display (adjustable)
  • Keyboard Layout: Having standard options but appears as customizable
  • Drawer: Cash drawer
  • Printer: Built
  • in receipt and journal printer
  • Dimensions: Not specified
  • Weight: Not specified
  • Number of Department Keys: User configurable (example is taken for 31
  • 60 dept to which further could be added )
  • Price Look
  • Up (PLU) Capability: Yes
  • Keyboard Functionality: Includes numerics and department and PLU function keys and discount and payment process keys
  • Validation Print: For transactions, it is available.
  • Operation that identifies the Cashier: It provides for signing method and cashier key method operation
  • Receipt Options: Including itemized billing such as receipt which only specifies the total amount, creating custom advertising messages on receipts which are printer specific
  • Media Processing: Cash, checks, credit cards, food stamps etc are processed
  • Multi
  • Tendering Capability: Yes
  • Maintenance Features: It is suggested that periodical servicing be performed to maintain peak efficiency
  • Compliance: Compliant with class a limit for radio noise emissions
  • Additional Features: Lock Detector For Slip Printer Motor And End Of The News Receipt Tape Detector

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I turn on the TEC Electronic Cash Register MA-1600-100?

A: The power switch is located at the right side of the cabinet and simply needs to be moved to the ON position.

Q: Can I change the keyboard layout?

A: Yes, the keyboard layout can be adjusted to fit the specifications of the store.

Q: Are there any specific payment types that the cash register does not accept?

A: The cash register is able to accept cash, cheques, credit cards, food vouchers, and others.

Q: Can one check the total in sales for past transactions?

A: Yes, sales totals that are stored in the register can be checked and confirmed.

Q: I would like to process a refund on a product I have returned, how do I do this?

A: In this case press [RTN MDSE] and afterwards press the appropriate department or PLU for the goods being returned.

Q: For what reasons could the alarm indicator light be on?

A: If the last operation of the register or the last number that was entered was incorrect then that would cause the alarm indicator to light up.

Q: When the cashier wishes to identify them self how is this done?

A: The operation of the register can be done by signing and pressing the [LOG] key or by using the keys assigned to each cashier.

Q: What can be done when the cash drawer fails to open?

A: Make sure that the no-sale transaction or any other transaction that opens the cash drawer is completed successfully.

Q: How should the significance of a post-issue receipt be viewed?

A: The receipt switch must be OFF before the post-issue receipt can be provided, however, the cash register may now be updated for an approved sales transaction.

Q: Can instructions related to the servicing of the cash register be obtained?

A: For optimal function, it is recommended that one approach the TEC representative for regular maintenance.

User Manual

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