Q: What functions does the FDS 30 cash register offer?
A: This is a cash register that takes care of the sales and other transactions and manages the way cash is handled and also is able to print receipts.
Q: How do I change the settings of receipt that are printed out?
A: The option of receipt printing is likely to be modified through the use of adjusting the receipt ON/OFF switch that is available on the register stem.
Q: Is it possible to set a specific price for programming the department keys?
A: Certainly, the department keys can either be programmed as preset with prices or they can be set as open keys that do not have any prices.
Q: What should I do in case of a power failure?
A: The cash register is programmed to act in a certain way when power goes off and details of this are available in the manual in the particular section.
Q: Can you walk me through the steps in a refund transaction?
A: Refund transactions are initiated with the help of the Key designated as the [RTN MDSE], followed by the department or PLU designation.
Q: What about routine maintenance for the FDS-30?
A: It is highly advised that the cash register undergoes periodic maintenance in order to perform optimally.
Q: Can a single register be used by multiple cashiers?
A: The FDS-30 allows the use of signing or cashier key identifying functions, which means that a single register can have more than one user.
Q: While using the FDS-30, are there any safety measures that I should take?
A: Make sure the machine is kept in a stable position and away from water, sunlight and air vents. Always be sure to use the machine with dry hands as well as avoid wet keys.
Q: Does the register consist of any keys that provide discounts?
A: Among a variety of functions, the register does provide certain keys that enable percentage or dollar discounts to be given.