Toshiba MA-1900 User Manual

TEC Electronic Cash Register

MA-1900 (M/S SYSTEM)

TEC

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... 1

2. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION........................................................................................................ 1

3. HARDWARE DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................... 2

3-1. COMMUNICATION SEQUENCE .................................................................................................. 2

3-2. HARDWARE COMPOSITION ....................................................................................................... 2

3-3. HARDWARE DIFFERENCES FROM STAND-ALONE ECR

4. ADDITIONAL FUNCTION KEYS AND REGISTERING PROCEDURE ....................................... 4

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5. MANAGER’S OWN OPERATIONS IN “MGR” MODE

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5-1. RE-ENTRY OF TRANSACTION DATA RECORDED OUT OF TRANSACTION BUFFER 6

5-2. RE-ENTRY OF CHECK TRACK SALES DATA .......................................................................... 7

5-3. REVERSING THE CARD CHECK FUNCTION STATUS ........................................................... 8

6. DAILY OPERATION FLOW OF MASTER-SATELLITE SYSTEM

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7. READ AND RESET REPORTS ................................................................................................ 11

7-1. TERMINAL REPORTS ............................................................................................................... 11

7-2. IN-LINE REPORTS .................................................................................................................... 12

8. PROGRAMMING OPERATIONS............................................................................................... 22

9. DLL (Down Line Loading) OPERATIONS

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10. OTHER OPERATIONS.............................................................................................................. 23

Copyright © 1989
by Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd.
All Rights Reserved

1-14-10 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan

1. INTRODUCTION

Making the most of the functions of the previously developed MA-1900 stand-alone, the MA-1900
can be developed into a master-satellite system.

Using a master terminal designed by adding a master IFU board to an MA-1900 stand-alone and
satellite terminals to which satellite IFU boards are added, the MA-1900 M/S system can comprise
an M/S Manual PLU Entry system made up of up to 32 units or an M/S Scanning System by which
system files having up to 8,200 items can be held by a maximum of 4 units. By connecting a PC,
the system can also be expanded into a transaction data capture system.

Operational functions on each terminal ECR basically stay the same as on a stand-alone ECR,
except those deleted, changed, or added for this M/S system use which are described in this
manual.

Therefore, any detail information not described here, please refer to the Owner’s Manual for the MA-

1900 series issued for the stand-alone level.

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2. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

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This system can be configured as one of the following two system types. The number of MA-1900

ECR units that can be connected in each system is indicated below.

(1) M/S Manual PLU entry System Type Max. 32 units
(2) M/S Scanning System Type Max. 4 units

TDLC 31.25KBPS

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3. HARDWARE DESCRIPTION

3-1 COMMUNICATION SEQUENCE

TDLC (TEC Data Link Control) / 31.25KBPS

3-2 HARDWARE COMPOSITION

A Master-Satellite System is realized by adding the following in-line units to each stand
alone ECR:

Master (or Backup Master) ECR

Stand-alone Spec. + Master In-line Unit

Satellite ECR

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• Interface Board

• In-line Cable

• RTR position (on GT Lock) and RTR Key

Stand-alone Spec. + Satellite In-line Unit

• Interface Board

• In-line Cable

NOTE: The components for the Backup Master ECR is exactly the same as those for the

Master ECR. The distinction in an actual system loop will be made by the “RTR**

position of the GT Lock for the Master use and the Neutral Position for Backup

Master use. (A key operation to declare the change from Master to Backup Master,
or vice versa, is further necessary.)

3-3 HARDWARE DIFFERENCES FROM STAND-ALONE ECR

1) GT LOCK (for Master ECR or Backup Master ECR)

The “RTR” position is newly provided.

\ * / QJ2 (For a Satellite ECR, the lock remains the same as a

stand-alone ECR.)

“RTR” position

Must be turned to this position when the ECR is
installed as the Master ECR and any in-line mode
operations are required.

(Neutral Position) . .

A Backup Master ECR must keep this potion while it is
used as a Satellite ECR. When the original Master
ECR becomes down, the Lock can be turned to the

“RTR” position to enable this ECR to be used as a

new Master ECR of the system. (Refer to the NOTE in

3.2 above.)

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2) DISPLAY (common for Master, Backup Master, and Satellite ECRs)

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This triangular lamp flickers on a Satellite ECR when an in-line commu
nication is being performed with the Master ECR, or on the Master ECR
with the PC.

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Lower Row

Digit No.

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RTR/X Mode:
RTR/Z Mode;

RTR/MGR Mode:

:d00
:d00
:d00

IN-LINE ERROR CODE AND MESSAGE TABLE

(to be added to the table for the Stand-alone Level)

Error

Code

21
22
23 DLL Receiving Error
24
25
26
27
28

29
30 Check Digit Error
31
32
33 PLU Table DLL Receiving (from PC) Error

Error Message

Content or Cause of Error

Satellite BUSY Error
Master BUSY Error

Sending No Good in DLL Receiving
NAK (Not Acknowledged) Received in Inquiry
The Check Track Code Being in Use
PLU Table Version does not match.
The Card entered through [CARD CHK] is
prohibited. (Or call Manaaer.l

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HOLD Error for a Sign ON
Consolidated Area is in use.

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4. ADDITIONAL FUNCTION KEYS AND REGISTERING

PROCEDURE

The following are keys that can be installed on a MA-1900 ECR of Master or Satellite specifications,
in addition to the stand-alone specifications, and the registering procedure using each of the keys.

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PLU

PLU ADD KEY ([PLU ADD])

ADD

This key is used to add the table of an unprogrammed PLU item (Manual Entry
PLU or Barcode Label Item) to the PLU program file memory of the ECR.

The PLU can be entered by first depressing this key, next entering the PLU Code
(or by scanning the barcode), and then entering the link Department Code and the
preset price. The PLU entered in this way can be entered normally from the next
time on.

REGISTERING PROCEDURE FOR AN URGENT PLU TABLE ADDITION

This operation is effective when an “E04” error (undefined code) occurs on entering a PLU
code or scanning a barcode of an item in the ordinary entry procedure. The error means
that the PLU code has not been programmed in the PLU file. By operating the following
procedure, the PLU is entered as a sale item, and at the same time, it is programmed as an
additional PLU so that it can be entered as an ordinary PLU thereafter.

Mode Lock: REG, MGR, or El / GT Lock: Neutral (operable on Master or Satellite ECRs)

[PLU ADD] -► ( |Quantitv| [X] )

in case of quantity extension

|PLU Code| [PLU]

Or, scan the barcode.

ex.)

[DEPT]

|Price| [AMT]

—► |Dept Code] [DP#]

Link Department Designation

An operator attempts to enter 4 items of PLU Code 1234 at unit price $2.00 (linked to

Department 3) during a sale, but an '*E04” error results. Therefore, the following is

operated to enter and program this PLU item.

Mode Lock & GT Lock positions: same as preceding item entries.

(NOTE: [X] = [@/FOR] ;

[PLU ADD] (to declare an additional PLU entry and programming)
4[X] (to enter the quantity "4")

12345 [PLU] (to enter the PLU Code; can be replaced by scanning the barcode)

3 [DP#1 (to enter the Link Department Code)

200 [AMT] (to enter the unit price of the item)

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CARD

CARD CHECK KEY ([CARD CHK])

CHK

This key is used to enter the specific card No. of the credit card for payment of a
sale of a customer. (Please note that the [CARD No.] key is used to enter a
Credit Card Company Classification Code but not the specific No. printed on each
card.)

On a card No. entry through this key, the No. is inquired to the "Card No. Negative
Check List" programmed in the Master ECR file. When the No. is not found in the
list, the card No. will normally be entered and a finalizing operation using a Media

Key can follow. When the No. is found in the list, an "E28” error results and the
status code No. 1 to 9 (indicating why the card cannot be accepted) is displayed in
the AMOUNT portion of the Operator Display. The operator should call the
manager as to handling of this card.

REGISTERING PROCEDURE FOR A PAYMENT WITH A CARD

Mode Lock: REG / GT Lock: Neutral (operable on Master or Satellite ECRs)

— —► [Number printed on the card| [CARD CHK] —► —

This operation is allowed at the top of a sale or any time during a sale if before finalizing
the sale. When an “E28" error results, the operator calls the manager. The manager
then can select one of the following solutions:

1. Tells the customer that the card cannot be accepted referring to the displayed
status code (1 to 9). (Or, lets the operator do so without calling the manager.)

2. To allow payment by this card as an exceptional case for some reason, turns
the Mode Lock to “MGR” position using the MGR or MA key, and depresses

the [CARD CHK] key. The card No. is then accepted and printed.

NOTE: The card check function is activated in the REG mode only; in MGR or □ mode,

the card No. entry is accepted without an inquiry to the “Card No. Negative

Check List“. Please also note that the card check function can be set to

“active" or “non-active" in the SET or MGR mode.

ex.) An operator enters sale items of a customer. When all the items have been entered,

the customer says that he wants to pay for the sale with his “ABC Credit Company”

card. The No. printed on the card is 12345-678-901. (Presumed that the Card
No. 1234-678-901 is not in the Card No. Negative Check List, and that the store assigns
Code 1 to the “ABC Credit Card Company”.)

Mode Lock& GT Lock positions: same as preceding item entries.

The sale items have been entered.

[ST] or [TXBL TL] (to obtain the sale total on the display)

12345678901 [CARD CHK] (Card No. Entry)
1 [CARD NO.] (to dassify the Credit Card Company; i tor “ABC Credit Card Company")

Finalize the sale using the [CRT] (tor EU models) or [Chg] (tor us/CA models) key.

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5. MANAGER’S OWN OPERATIONS IN “MGR” MODE

5-1. RE-ENTRY OF TRANSACTION DATA RECORDED OUT OF

TRANSACTION BUFFER

This operation is applied only when a PC (Personal Computer) is connected to the system
and the system option “Transaction Data Sending YES’* is selected.

The transaction data, arising from sale entries on the ECR, are first stored into the

“Transaction Buffer” of the ECR. Usually, the data in the Transaction Buffer are

automatically sent to the PC via the Master ECR in any of the following conditions:

When the empty area of the Transaction Buffer of the ECR becomes less than the

1.

programmed percent. In this case, the “REG” triangular lamp flickers to warn of the
near-full condition of the buffer. When the empty area regains more than the
programmed percent, the lamp flickering is canceled.
When a Transaction Data Collection command is sent from the PC to the ECR via

2.

the Master ECR.

However, in case Transaction Buffer becomes full before sending the transaction data in the
buffer to the PC, the message “ = = - = =TRAN FULL= = = = = ” is printed after the
Trailer Line (the line of Date, Time, Register No., Clerk ID, Consecutive No.) on the journal.

Sale entries thereafter can normally be registered but the data cannot be stored into the
Transaction Buffer. These data should be re-entered later in the “RE-ENTRY MODE”, as in
the following, to be sent to the PC as transaction data, referring to the sale entry record
marked with the TRAN FULL message on the journal.

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Any time outside a sale (Sign On or Cashier Key ON is required.)
Operable on Master or Satellite ECRs

1 [Trainina Mode Sign-ON/OFF Code] [#1 ( = [#/C?D])

“1" is

fixed.

|DAY-MONTH-YEAR| —]
|MONTH-DAY-YEAR| -

|YEAR-MONTH-DAYl -

The date entry order is determined by the
system option s^ection.

01 to 99

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|Register No.

Max. 6 digits

L». [Cashier Code| [Consecutive No.|

z digits

4 digits

[#]

[#]

Sale item entries.

1,

to RE-ENTRY Mode

End on the next page

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END. (Mode Lock; MGR / GT Lock; Neutral)

Same as the RE-ENTRY MODE START operation.

NOTES 1, The Consecutive No. will not increment by any entries in the RE-ENTRY Mode.

2. The data entered in the RE-ENTRY Mode will not be processed into any sales or report
total memory.

3. Print occurs on both the receipt and the journal.

4. The drawer will not open.

5. No print occurs on the Remote Slip Printer.

5-2. RE-ENTRY OF CHECK TRACK SALES DATA

This operation is applied only when the system option “Check Track (Customer File
Memory)” is selected instead of a Previous Balance Manual Entry. When a sale is entered
in the Charge Posting Mode and the sale data cannot be sent to the Check Track file
memory in the Master ECR, an “E26” error results, indicating that the specific Customer
File is in the in-use condition. Thereafter, that specific Customer File No. cannot be used on
any ECR connected to the in-line cable. In this case, the in-use condition of the Customer
File can be released by the following operation procedure.

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When an “E26” error occurs for a charge posting procedure.

2 [Training Mode Sion-ON/OFF Code| [#] (= [#/CID])

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“2" is
fixed.

[Customer File Code| [PICK UP BAL]

Same as the CHECK TRACK RE-ENTRY START operation.

01 to 99

(Mode Lock; MGR / GT Lock: Neutral)

[New Balance Amount] [AWIT]

for a positive (debit) balance

[RTN MDSE] [New Balance Amount] [AMT]

for a negative (credit) balance

1

to CHECK
TRACK RE
ENTRY END
operation

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NOTES 1. No transaction data to be sent to the PC will arise by operations in the CHECK TRACK

RE-ENTRY Mode.

2. The operation is accepted even when the designated Customer File Code is not actually
in the “IN-USE” condition.

3. As the “New Balance Amount”, a maximum of 10 digits can be entered within the range
from -1000000000 70,000,000.00; to [phone] ($89,999,999.99).

5-3. REVERSING THE CARD CHECK FUNCTION STATUS

As described for the (CARD CHK] key on page 5, it is programmable whether the Card No.
entered through the [CARD CHK] key is inquired to the “Card No. Negative Check List” or
not. The status can be set or reversed in the SET mode, and it can also be reversed in the
MGR mode as in the following operation procedure.

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Any time outside a sale

(Mode Lock: MGR / GT Lock: Neutral)

3 [Training Mode Sion-ON/OFF Code| [#j (= [#/CID])

T

“3” is
fixed.

01 to 99

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6. DAILY OPERATION FLOW OF MASTER-SATELLITE

) SYSTEM

In a Master-Satellite System, a certain order of jobs on the Master and Satellite terminals are
provided. If the necessary jobs are not proceeded in the correct order, sale entries may not be
operated or report collections may not be possible. The following chart shows the basic daily
operation flow on the Master and Satellite terminals.

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MASTER TERMINAL

SATELLITE TERMINALS

STORE OPEN

(To be continued on the next page.)

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STORE CLOSE

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(Continued from the preceding page.).

(MASTER TERMINAL) (SATELLITE TERMINALS)

[For the “HOLD RESET” type, In-line Report cannot be taken for a terminal from ,
¡the Master Terminal and the “HOLD” condition of the terminal cannot be released [
¡for some reason, an “ENFORCED HOLD RELEASE” can be operated on the }

[terminal. (Refer to Chapter 10.)

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Turn OFF the power of every terminal to end the business for the day.

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7. READ AND RESET REPORTS

7-1. TERMINAL REPORTS

Since most reports are taken as in-line reports on the Master Terminal, many reports which
are available on the individual stand-alone ECR basis cannot be taken on Master or Satellite
ECRs of the in-line system. The following are the reports which are listed in the
MANAGER'S GUIDE of the Owners Manual for the MA-1900 stand-alone level but cannot
be taken on any ECRs of the in-line system. Other reports not listed below can be taken
even in the in-line system. (Before taking those reports, however, please read the next
section 7-2: In-line Reports.)

TERMINAL REPORTS that cannot be taken on any ECRs of the in-line system

DAILY REPORTS GT REPORTS

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Report

Header

Z13

X14 PLU STOCK READ REPORTS

X15

PLU RESET REPORTS

• Zone PLU Reset

• Sort PLU Reset

• All PLU Reset

• Individual PLU Stock Read

• Zone PLU Stock Read

• Sort PLU Stock Read

• All PLU Stock Read

CUSTOMER FILE READ REPORTS
(for Check Track Memory type only)

• All Files Read

• Individual File Read

• Zone Files Read

• Zero-balance Files Read

• Debit-balance Files Read

• Credit-balance Files Read

REPORT NAME

Report

Header
GTX04

GTZ04

GTX05

GTZ05

GTX13

GTZ13

REPORT NAME

CASHIER GT READ AND RESET
REPORTS

• All Cashiers GT Read

• All Cashier GT Reset

SALESPERSON GT READ AND
RESET REPORTS

• All Salespersons GT Read

• All Salespersons GT Reset
PLU GT READ AND RESET

REPORTS

• Individual PLU GT Read

• Zone PLU GT Read

• Zone PLU GT Reset

• Sort PLU GT Read

• Sort PLU GT Reset

• All PLU GT Read

• All PLU GT Reset

NOTES: When the **HOLD RESET” type is selected for in-line reset operations, reset

report takings on individual ECRs must first be operated to make the ECRs into
the “HOLD” condition, followed by in-line reset report collection command
entries on the Master ECR. As for details, refer to the next section (7-2).

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7-2 IN-LINE REPORTS

NON-HOLD RESET AND HOLD RESET

There are two types of In-line reset report takings -- NON-HOLD RESET and HOLD

RESET. One of the two types is selected by system option. The following are the
differences between the two reset types; the reset command executions on the Master
Terminal are the same.

1) NON-HOLD RESET

This type is helpful to a store where only the store manager or a person authorized
by the manager is in charge of taking reset reports at the end of the day and no one
else is expected to help him. In this method, the operator (or manager) can execute

In-line Reset Commands on the Master Terminal only and no operations are

required on each Satellite Terminal.

EXCEPTIONAL RESET REPORTS

• Cashier Resets

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Cashier Key Method

Individual Cashier Reset reports can be taken as manual resets on
each terminal regardless of the option “Manual Resets on Individual
Terminals Allowed“. In this case, however, the report data memory
is cleared, and In-line Cashier Reset Reports on the Master

Terminal will no longer be possible. (When the “Money Declaration
Feature“ is selected, follow the description for “Money Declaration“
in the MANAGER’S GUIDE of the Owner’s Manual for the MA-1900
stand-alone level.)

Cashier Signing Method

Individual Cashier Reset reports can be taken as manual resets on
each terminal if the option “Manual Resets on Individual Terminals
Allowed" is selected. In this case, however, the report data

memory is cleared, and In-line Cashier Reset Reports on the Master

Terminal will no longer be possible.

• AH Salesperson Resets
The same is applied as the “Cashier Signing Method” above.

PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS

• Manual Resets on Individual Terminals Allowed

If this option is selected and a terminal is manually reset, the terminal

will go into the “HOLD” condition just as in the HOLD RESET type later

described. Thereafter, the terminal can only take other manual reset
reports or wait for the In-line Reset Report Collection command from the
Master Terminal.

• Each Terminal Reset Report of and from the individual terminal Issued on a
Master Terminal’s In-line Reset Report Collection Command

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• Financial Reset Report of each terminal Issued from Master Terminal as part

2) HOLD RESET

This type is designed to take In-line Reset Reports on the Master Terminal by the
store manager after taking the individual' manual resets on each terminal. Thus this
method may be useful for a store where the last cashiers of the day who are
responsible for the respective terminals take care of reset report takings of each
terminal at the end of the day and the manager will start collection of the data of
these terminals thereafter.

The following are the reset reports to be taken as manual resets on each terminal.
When any one of them is executed on a terminal, the message “HOLD” is displayed
in the upper row of the Operator Display and no operations will be allowed except
other reset report takings or an ENFORCED CLEAR OF HOLD CONDITION
operation (the HOLD condition is cleared when In-line Reset Report Collection
commands are sent from the Master Terminal thereafter). Please note that all the
reset reports listed below should be taken, one after another, on this stage.
Otherwise, at the time of In-line Reset Report Command executions on the Master

ECR, the data not yet reset on a terminal will not be able to be sent to the Master

Terminal.

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This option may be useful if the store wants sales data recorded by
each terminal as well as the entire store’s consolidated data issued by
the Master Terminal.

of In-line Financial Reset Report.

This option may be useful if the store wants sales data of the financial
data recorded by each terminal. (This option may not be needed if the

option “Manual Resets on Individual Terminals Allowed” is selected.

Manual Reset Reports on Each Terminal (including the Master Terminal as

Satellite Function):

DAILY RESET REPORTS TO RESULT IN “HOLD" CONDITION

(Mode Lock; Z / GT Lock: Neutral)

• Financial Reset (Daily)... 3 [AT/TLJ

• Hourly Range Reset (Daily)... 10 [AT/TL]

• All Department Reset (Daily)... 11 [AT/TL]

GT RESET REPORTS TO RESULT IN “HOLD” CONDITION

(Mode Lock: Z / GT Lock: GTZ)

The following reports may only be taken on a certain period basis (weekly,
monthly, etc.) but not daily.

Financial Reset (GT) ... 3 [AT/TL]
All Department Reset (GT) ... 11 [AT/TL]
Day-of-Week Reset... 16 [AT/TL]

Day-of-Month Reset... 17 [AT/TL]

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HANDLING OF OTHER MANUAL RESET REPORTS

• Individual Cashier Resets
Cashier Key Method ... Set the Cashier Key of the required

cashier, 4 [AT/TL]

Cashier Reset reports can be taken as manual resets on each
terminal regardless of the option '‘Manual Resets on Individual

Terminals Allowed”. In this case, the sales data memory is
cleared on taking the reset report and In-line Cashier Reports on
the Master Terminal will no longer be possible. (When the

"Money Declaration Feature” is selected, follow the description

for “Money Declaration” in the MANAGER*S GUIDE of the

Owner*s Manual for the MA-1900 stand-alone level.)

Cashier Signing Method ... [Cashier Code| [LOG]

Cashier Reset reports can be taken as manual resets on each
terminal if the options “Manual Resets on Individual Terminals
Allowed” is selected. In this case, the sates data memory is
cleared on taking the reset report and In-line Cashier Reports on
the Master Terminal will no longer be possible.

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• All Salesperson Reset ... 5 [AT/TL]
The description for the “Individual Cashier Resets" is applied to the

Salesperson Resets.

PLU Reset reports can by no means be taken as manual reset reports
on individual terminals.

PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS

• Manual Resets on Individual Terminals Allowed

For the HOLD RESET type, this option is only applicable to the Cashier

Reset (under the Cashier Signing Method) and Salesperson Reset
reports. Taking any of those manual reset reports will immediately clear
the report data memory and will not make the terminal into the HOLD
condition. (Refer tothe Individual Cashier Resets and All Salesperson

Resets above.)

• Financial Reset Report of each terminal Issued from Master Terminal as part
of In-line Financial Reset Report.

This option may be useful if the store wants sales data of the financial
data recorded by each terminal. (This option may not be needed if the
option “Manual Resets on Individual Terminals Allowed” is selected.

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IN-LINE REPORT COMMAND EXECUTIONS

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Before taking in-line reports, please note the following:

1) When the “NON-HOLD RESET” type is selected for in-line report operations, In-line
Reset Reports (as well as Read Reports) can be taken on the Master Terminal as

long as the Satellite Terminals are in the “Signed OFF” condition (for Cashier
Signing Method) or in the outside-sale condition (for Cashier Key Method).

2) When the “HOLD RESET” type is selected for in-line reset report operations, first

take terminal reset reports on individual Master and Satellite terminals and make the
terminals into the“HOLD” condition. Then In-line Reset Report takings are allowed
on the Master Terminal. (In-line Read Reports, however, can be taken any time on
the Master Terminal.)

3) When In-line Reports are taken, the power of each Satellite terminal must be turned
ON but the Mode Lock and GT Lock can be in any positions.

The operation flow for taking In-line Reports is shown on the next page, and the table of In

line Reports is on the following pages.

The key operation for each In-line Daily Report is the same as the corresponding terminal

report available on the stand-alone ECR except for the GT Lock position. Please note that
each In-line GT Report requires a 3-digit Report Code instead of a 1 or 2-digit code of the
corresponding stand-alone terminal report (for example 108 instead of 8, 117 instead of 17,
etc.).

Conditions required on terminals for In-line Report takings:

)

Read Reports (Daily or GT)

Master Terminal: Any time outside a sale
Satellite Terminals: Any time outside a sale

Reset Reports fPailv or GT)

(Refer to “NON-HOLD RESET AND HOLD RESET" on Uie previous pages.)

Master Terminal; Any time outside a sale (for Cashier Key Method)

Signed-OFF condition (for Cashier Signing Method)

Satellite Terminals: After its own individual Terminal Reset Reports (for HOLD

RESET type)

Any time outside a sale (for Cashier Key Method of NON

HOLD RESET type)

Signed-OFF condition (for Cashier Signing Method of NON

HOLD RESET type)

Lock Positions Required

Master Terminal: Mode Lock: X / GT Lock RTR for read reports

Mode Lock: Z / GT Lock RTR for reset reports

Satellite Terminals: Any positions

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OPERATION FLOW OF IN-LINE READ OR RESET REPORTS

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TABLE OF IN-LINE REPORT OPERATIONS

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( IX] - [@/FOR] N

[OPEN] = [LC OPEN] = [PR OPEN] /

GT Lock: RTR

Report

Header

COMBINATION REPORTS

• Combination 1 Read: Daily

• Combination 2 Read: Daily

• Combination 3 Read: Daily

• Combination 1 Reset: Daily

• Combination 2 Reset: Daily

• Combination 3 Reset: Daily

FINANCIAL REPORTS

X03

GTX03

)

Z03

GTZ03

• Financial Read: Daily

• Financial Reset: Daily

CASHIER REPORTS (Daily only)

Report Name

GT

GT X

GT X 102 [AT/TL]

GT

GT

GT

GT X
GT z

Mode

Lock

[ATH-L]

X
X 100 [AT/TL]

X 1 [All’Ll

101 [AT/TL]

X 2 [AT/TL]

z [AT/TL]
z 100 [AT/TL]

z 1 [AT/TL]
z 101 [AT/TL]

2 [AT/TL]

z
z 102 [AT/TL]

3 [AT/TL]

X

103 [AT/TL]

z 3 [AT/TL]

103 [AT/TL]

Key Operation

X04

X04

X04

Z04 • Indiv. Terminal All Cashier Reset

Z04

Z04

X05

X05
Z05

Z05

• Indiv, Terminal All Cashier Read
(for Cashier Key Method only)

•All-store All Cashier Read
(for Signing Method only)

• All-store Indiv. Cashier Read

(for Cashier Key Method only)

• All-store All Cashier Reset
(for Signing Method only)

(Not available when connected to PC)

•All-store Indiv. Cashier Reset

SALESPERSON REPORTS

• All-store All Salesperson Read

•All-store Indiv. Salesperson Read

•All-store All Salesperson Reset

(Not available when connected to PC)

•All-store All Salesperson Reset

4 [AT/TL]

X

X 4 [AT/TL]

X

|3-diait Cashier Code| [LOG!

z 4 [AT/TL]

4 [AT/TL]

z

z

|3-diait Cashier Code| [LOG]

X 5 [AT/TL]

jSalesoerson Codej [SALES PERSON]

X

z 5 [AT/TL]

z

|Salesoerson Code| [SALES PERSON]

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TABLE OF IN-LINE REPORT OPERATIONS (continued)

( [X] = l@/FOR] \
'' [OPEN] = [LC OPEN] = [PR OPEN] /

GT Lock: RTR

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Report

Header

X06

GTX06

X07

GTX07

X08

GTX08

X09

GTX08

Report Name

CREDIT CARD COMPANY SALES
REPORTS (Read only)

• Credit Card Company Sales
Read: Daily

GT

DEPARTMENT GROSS PROFIT
REPORTS (Read only)

• Gross Profit Read; Daily

GT

DEPARTMENT GROUP REPORTS
(Read only)

• Department Group Read: Daily

GT

MEDIA SALES AND IN-DRAWER

REPORTS (Read only)

• Media Sales and In-drawer Read:

Daily

GT X

Mode

Lock

X

6 [AT/TL]

X 106 [AT/TL]

(Process Reports)

7 [ATH*L]

X

107 [AT/TL]

X

8 [AT/TL]

X
X 108 [AT/TL]

9 [AT/TL]

X

109 [AT/TL]

Key Operation

XI0

ZIO

XII

GTX11

ZÌI

GTZ11

X11

GTX11

XI2

HOURLY RANGE REPORTS

• Hourly Read (Daily only)

• Hourly Reset (Daily only)

DEPARTMENT REPORTS

• AH Department Read: Daily

GT

* All Department Reset: Daily

GT

• Indiv. Department Read:

Daily

GT

ALL MEDIA SALES TOTAL AND
CASH-IN-DRAWER READ (Daily only)

X 10 [AT/TL]

10 [AT/TL]

z

X {[OPEN]) 11 [AT/TL]

([OPEN]) 111 [AT/TL]

X

11 [AT/TL]

z

111 [AT/TL]

z

{Process Reports)

X

11 r#l -► [DEPT! (or |Codel iDP#l) ^ ifSTl)

Repeat for required departments.

[AT/TL] (to end)

X

Start with 111 instead of 11 in the above pattern.

12 [AT/TL]

X

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TABLE OF IN-LINE REPORT OPERATIONS icontinuecH

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Report

Header

XI3

PLU REPORTS (Daily only)

• Individual PLU Read

Report Name

GT Lock: RTR

Mode

Lock

X

([OPEN] key for non-print; NOTE 1)

Barcode Scanning “i

[OPEN] = [LC OPEN] = [PR OPEN] J

Key Operation

^ |PLU Codel rPLU] dST]) ^ [AT/TL]

( [X] = [@/FORl \

XI3
XI3

• All PLU Read

• Designated Dept PLU Read

X ([OPEN]) [PLU]

([OPEN]) [DEPT] (or |Code| [DP#])

X

-^[PLU]

X

X13

• Zone PLU Read

fiOPENl) [Zone-start PLU Code| fXl ^

[Zone-end PLU Code] fPLUl

XI3

• Designated Dept Zone PLU Read

X ([OPEN]) [DEPT] (or [Code[ [DP#])-*

[Zone-start PLU Code] fXl -*

[Zone-end PLU Code[ TPLUl
XI3
Z13

• Sort PLU Read

• All PLU Reset

Z13 • Designated Dept PLU Reset

X [PLU-sort Code[ fPLUl (Process Reoorti

z [PLU]
z TDEPTl (or [Code[ fDP#!) -> fPLUl

Z13

Z13

• Zone PLU Reset

• Designated Dept Zone PLU
Reset

CUSTOMER FILE READ (for Check

Track Memory type only) (Read only)
XI5 • All Files Read
XI5

• Zone Files Read

XI5 • individual File Read
XI5 • Zero-balance Files Read X
XI5 • Debit-balance Files Read X
XI5 • Credit-balance Files Read

DAY-OF-WEEK REPORTS (GT only)
GTX16
GTZ16

• Day-of-Week GT Read

• Day-of-Week GT Reset

DAY-OF-MONTH REPORTS (GT only)

z [Zone-start PLU Code| fXl -*

[Zone-end PLU Code[ fPLUl

[DEPT] (or [Code[ [DP#])^

z

[Zone-start PLU Code[ fXl

[Zone-end PLU Code[ [PLU]

X [PICK UP BAL]

X

[Zone-start File Code| fXl -*

[Zone-end File Code| [PICK UP BALI

X

[ File Code[ fPICK UP BALI
0 [PICK UP BAL]

1 [PICK UP BAL]

X 2 [PICK UP BAL]

X

116 [AT/TL]

z 116 [AT/TL]

GTX17 • Day-of-Month GT Read X 117 [AT/TL]
GTZ17

X20

• Day-of-Month GT Reset z 117 [AT/TL]

INACTIVE PLU READ

{To iae continued on next page)

X

0 [PLU] (Process Report)

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TABLE OF IN-LINE REPORT OPERATIONS (continued^

( [X] = [@/FOR], [#] = [#/CID] \

GT Lock; RTR [OPEN] = [LC OPEN] = (PR OPEN] J

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Report

Header

X21

X21

X22

X22

X23

X23

Report Name

DEPARTMENT AND PLU ABC

ANALYSIS REPORTS (Read only)

• Best Selling Departments in
Quantity: Daily

• Best Selling PLUs in Quantity

(Link Department Designation): Daily only

• Best Selling Departments in
Amount: Daily

• Best Selling PLUs in Amount (Link

Department Designation): Daily only

• Worst Selling Departments in

Quantity: Daily

• Worst Selling PLUs in Quantity

(Link Department Designation): Daily only

GT

GT

GT

Mode

Lock

Key Operation

(Process Reports)

1 r#l i|Endino Rank No.|) FAT/TLl

X
X 101 (Follow from [#] above)

1 [#1 ->(iDEPTl for |Code| tDP#D) -►

X

ijEndino Rank No.|1 TPLUl

X 2 r#l -► ((Ending Rank No.[) fAT/TLl

102 (Follow from [#] above)

X

2 (#1 -^(fDEPT] for |Code| TDP#!)) ->

X

((Endina Rank No.|l FPLUl

3 [#1 -> f|Endina Rank No.|) [AT/TLl

X
X 103 (Follow from [#] above)

3 [#] -^(rOEPT] (or |Code| iDP#l))

X

((Ending Rank No.() fPLUl

X24

X24

• Worst Selling Departments in
Amount: Daily

• Worst Selling PLUs in Amount

(Link Department Designation): Daily only

GT

4 r#l -» ((Ending Rank No.|) [AT/TLl

X

104 (Follow from (#] above)

X

4 r#l -KfDEPTJ (or |Code| tDP#lrt -»

X

((Endina Rank No.|) [PLU]

NOTES 1. When the operation is precede with “([OPEN])”, it indicates that the report data will only be

collected and stored into the Consolidated Memory of the Master Terminal but not print out

This operation is useful in taking a “Process Report” thereafter but not requiring the print out

of that report itself.

2. When the “Process Report” is marked, the report can only be taken after taking another
report which consolidates the corresponding data to be based on. Also refer to NOTE 1
above.

3. As for other miscellaneous operations available in RTR/X or RTR/Z mode, see the last

chapter of this manual.

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IN-LINE REPORT PRINT FORMAT

The print format of each report is basically the same as the format of the corresponding
stand-alone terminal report except that some indications are additionally printed as in-line
operation job IDs.

MASTER TERMINAL (In-line Reports)

Print Format

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^ * lit 4c 4c ^

#1 ddddddAdddd

Designated or Link Department Name

Designated Data ID No.

Best in Quantity

#1
#2

Best in Amount
Worst in Quantity

#3

Worst in Amount

#4

RTR Job Symbol, & Separator between Individual

Terminal Report Data

Consolidated Data Report Indication. {..
Report ID No. such as X03, GTX03, etc.)

Process Report Indication (<

= Report ID No.

such as X03, GTX03, etc.)

Subtitle of ABC Analysis Reports (Report Title X21 or
GTX21)

JOURNAL INDICATIONS ON INDIVIDUAL TERMINALS (when report data is collected)

X03

A

15:40TM *

A

Read Report Collection Indication

Time of data collection

Report ID No. (X is replaced by Z on reset reports. “GT" is added on
GT reports. The No. is always printed in 2 digits. For example for Day­of-Week GT Read, "GTX16^ is printed.)

Reset Report Collection Indication

Z03H
Z03H

15:40TM *
15:40TM =

“H" is printed in case of a HOLD RESET type.

Time of Clear Command receiving

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8. PROGRAMMING OPERATIONS

The system should be programmed fully according to the user’s requirements at the time of delivery
so that daily operations can immediately start. However, some data must be added or changed daily
or in a longer period. Please consult with your TEC representative about what programmings are
needed as user’s daily jobs and what programmings are to be contained as your TEC representative
service. Since the volume of programming contents for the system is large, the TEC representative
is entirely responsible of service and information on programming operations. Please also note that
some of the programming operations available on stand-alone ECR basis are not acceptable on
terminals of an in-line system.

9. DLL (Down Line Loading) OPERATIONS

In a Master-Satellite system, most programming data are set on the Master Terminal and down-line­loaded (DLL) to Satellite Terminals. Since DLL operations are deeply connected with programming
operations, it is also your TEC representative’s responsibility to service or inform on DLL operations,

(Some of them are introduced in Chapter 6 and Chpater 10 of this manual.)

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10. OTHER OPERATIONS (relating to In-line Service)

)

The following are other operations relating to in-line service operations but not described in the
preceding chapters.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TIME OUT .................................................................................................................................................. 24

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SUSPENDING ..................................................................................................

RETRY

INCOMPLETE ENDING

CANCEL

TERMINAL OPEN CHECK .......................................................................................................................... 27

SIGN-OFF / HOLD CHECK

CONSOLIDATED REPORT DATA CHECK ................................................................................................ 28

ENFORCED CLEAR OF CONSOLIDATED REPORT DATA ................................................................... 28

PLU VERSION CHECK ............................................................................................................................... 29

PLU VERSION MATCHING ......................................................................................................................... 29

ENFORCED CLEAR OF HOLD CONDITION ........................................................................................... 30

MASTER AND BACKUP MASTER ALTERNATION ................................................................................ 31

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...................................................................................... 25

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25

25

26

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TIME OUT

A Time-Out condition arises when the Master Terminal is making an in-line service operation,

such as X/Z report collection, DLL, etc. to the Satellite Terminals. The service timer is provided
for servicing each of the Satellite Terminals, thus on exceeding the time limit, a Time-Out
condition will occur. In this case, either a “RETRY”, “SUSPENDING”, “INCOMPLETE
ENDING", or “CANCEL” operation will be accepted.

ex. 1) In a system with a Master Terminal and 3 Satellite Terminals:

When a report collection is executed on the Master Terminal, a series of data collections from
each terminal (S1 to S3) will be performed, but services tor S1 and S2 will be skipped due to
their “busy" conditions. Thereafter, services will again be attempted to S1 and S2. As a limit of
30 seconds is provided for servicing each terminal, the total service time In this case will be 30

sec. X 2 units = 60 sec. If data collection is successfully done from SI within this time limit,
servicing S2 follows for the rest of the time, and on reaching the time limit, the Time-Out
condition arises, displaying on the Master Terminal the number of not-yet collected terminals)

and the Store/Register No. of the last serviced terminal. On this stage, the operator may only go
on to “SUSPENDING” (to wait for a while until S2 clears the “busy” condition), or to “RETRY”

(to execute collection service to S2 again, expecting that S2 has already cleared the “busy”

condition), or to “INCOMPLETE ENDING” (to abandon the service to S2 and end with collection
of the data of so-far collected terminals only), or to “CANCEL” operation. If “RETRY” is

operated, the service time now is 30 seconds because only one terminal remains uncollected.

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In this case, S2 is in a “No response” condition and S1 is in a “busy” condition. As only one
terminal is responding with some kind of status, a time out limit of 30 seconds is given (the “No
response” status is not subject to the service timer). However, if S2 turns into a “Power ON”
condition, it will also be subject to the service timer.

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SUSPENDING

This is to be operated for the purpose of suspending an in-line service being executed, when any
terminals remain unserviced, and of going on to a “RETRY”, “INCOMPLETE ENDING”, or

“CANCEL” operation as the next step.

OPERATION ON MASTER TERMINAL: (Same Lock positions as the in-line job being performed)

Depress [ITEM CORR] or [VOID] until the key-in tone is generated.

DESCRIPTION:

The SUSPENDING operation is allowed any time during an in-line service procedure.

If suspending by the [ITEM CORR] or [VOID] key is accepted, the Master terminal’s display

indicates the number of unserviced terminals and the last service-attempted terminal’s

Register/ID No., and now a “RETRY” or “INCOMPLETE ENDING” operation can be

selected as the next step.

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RETRY

This is to be operated for the purpose of re-attempting the In-line service that has been stopped

due to “TIME OUT” or that has just been suspended by “SUSPENDING” operation.

OPERATION ON MASTER TERMINAL: (Same Lock positions as the in-line job being performed)

Depress [AT/TL].

DESCRIPTION:

The in-tine service will again be attempted to the unserviced terminals. This operation is

possible any number of times after a “TIME OUT” condition or a “SUSPENDING” operation
as long as any terminals remain unserviced.

INCOMPLETE ENDING

This is to be operated to abandon services to unservIced terminals, and ends the in-line service
with the services to service-completed terminals only.

OPERATION MASTER TERMINAL: (Same Lock positions as the in-line job being performed)

Depress [NS].

DESCRIPTION:

If an in-line service being executed does not seem to end normally due perhaps to some
abnormal status of any Satellite Terminals after “TIME OUT”, “SUSPENDING”, and/or

“RETRY” operations, the [NS] key can be depressed to end the in-line service with only the
service-completed terminals serviced and the unserviced terminals remaining unserviced. In
case of In-line X or Z Report Collection sequences, reports of only the service-completed
terminals will be issued.

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As part of the print out, the Store/Reg. No. of the terminal and its status will be printed.

Status Print Format

No nnnnnn ?

Status Symbol

Store/Begister No.

? : No response (power off, etc.)
BUSY: The terminal is busy (during a sale, etc.)
Blank: Other statuses

CANCEL

This can be operated when a SUSPENDING condition arises due to a TIME OUT or a
SUSPENDING operation. The entire in-line service being performed is canceled. This operation
is effective to in-line read report operations but not to any in-line reset report operations.

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OPERATION MASTER TERMINAL: (Mode Lock: X / GT Lock: RTR)

Depress [X] or [@/FOR].

DESCRIPTION:

The CANCEL symbol is printed as in the following.

CANCEL Print Format

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TERMINAL OPEN CHECK

This can be operated to check if terminals are properly connected to the in-line cable.

OPERATION MASTER TERMINAL: fMode Lock: X / GT Lock: RTR)

30 [ATH’L]

DESCRIPTION:

All the terminals are checked if they are opened, referring to the Terminal Connection Table

set in the Master Terminal. The Store/Register Nos of the terminals with no responses are
printed on a receipt. When all the terminals are correctly opened, only the header (X30) will
be printed on the receipt.

Print Format

No nnnnnn

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Store/Register No. of the terminal not opened.

SIGN-OFF / HOLD CHECK

This can be operated before taking in-line reset reports, to check if there are any terminals in a

signed-ON condition (for NON-HOLD Reset type with Signing Method) or a not-HOLD condition
(for HOLD Reset type).

OPERATION MASTER TERMINAL: fMode Lock: X / GT Lock: RTR)

31 [AT/TL]

DESCRIPTION:

The Store/Register No. and its signed-ON Cashier codes will be printed (for NON-HOLD

Reset type) or the Store/Register No. and its not-HOLD terminal report Nos will be printed

(for HOLD Reset type) on a receipt. When all the terminals are correctly signed off or in all

report HOLD conditions, only the header (X31) will be printed on the receipt.

Print Foimat for NON-HOLD Reset type

with Signing Method

Print Format for HOLD Reset type

No nnnnnn

i C02 C46 C15 C34

Store/Register No.
of the terminal not

signed OFF.

Cashier Code of the

Cashier not yet

signed OFF

Storefftegister No.

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No nnnnnn

003 004 Oil 016 117

Report No. of the report not yet in the
HOLD condition (GT Report Nos are
indicated with 3-digit No. just as " 117"
instead of "17".)

CONSOLIDATED REPORT DATA CHECK

This can be operated only when a PC is connected, to check which report data are remaining in
the Consolidation Memory of the Master Terminal.

OPERATION MASTER TERMINAL: fMode Lock: X/ GT Lock: RTR)

33 [AT/TL]

DESCRIPTION:

The Report Titles of the consolidated data (of reset reports) are printed on a receipt. When

no consolidated data are remaining in the memory, only the header (X33) is printed on the

receipt.

Print Format

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003 004 oil 016 017

Report Nos of the report data still remaining
in the Consolidation Memory

ENFORCED CLEAR OF CONSOLIDATED REPORT DATA

This can be operated only when a PC is connected, to enforcedly clear the reset report data that
are remaining in the Master Terminal and should be sent to the PC.

OPERATION MASTER TERMINAL: (Mode Lock: Z / GT Lock: RTRI

8888 [AT/TLl

DESCRIPTION:

All the reset reports of the remaining data are issued, and the Consolidation Memory is
cleared.

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PLU VERSION CHECK

This can be operated to check the matching of the PLU program data between the Master and
the Satellite Terminals.

OPERATION ON MASTER TERMINAL: (Mode Lock: X or Z / GT Lock: RTR)

32 [ATyTL]

DESCRIPTION:

The Version No. of PLUs in the Master Terminal and the Version No. of each of the
designated Satellite Terminals are printed. Even when the Version No. in a Satellite
Terminal is correctly matching, the Store/Register Nos of the terminal will be printed.

Print Format

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Main PLU TaWe

Version No.

0032.0000 0021,0000

NoNNNNNNN

0031.0000 0020.0000

Additional PLU Table

Version No.

Version Nos in Master Terminal

Store/Reg. No. of a unmatched Satellite Terminal

“ Version Nos in the Satellite Terminal

NoNNNNNNN

Store/Reg. No. of a matching Satellite Terminal
(Version Nos are not printed.)

PLU VERSION MATCHING

When the PLU Versions of a Satellite Terminal is found to unmatch those of the Master
Terminal by the above operation or by the auto PLU Check on the Satellite Terminal power-on

(described in Chapter 6), the following may be operated to match the Versions.

OPERATION ON THE SATELLITE TERMINAL: (Mode Lock: MGR / GT Lock: Neutral)

7 X X [#] (x X = Training Mode Sign ON/OFF Code)

DESCRIPTION:

Then the Master Terminal will automatically loads the necessary PLU Table Files (Main or
Additional or both which Version Nos have not been matching in the Satellite Terminal).

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ENFORCED CLEAR OF HOLD CONDITION (on Individual Terminals)

This can be operated when the HOLD condition on a terminal by no means be cleared because
the terminal cannot receive a Clear Command from the Master Terminal for some reason (the

Master Terminal becomes down, etc.)-

OPERATION ON ANY TERMINAL IN HOLD CONDITION: (Mode Lock: X or Z / GT Lock: Neutral)

9999 [AT/TL]

DESCRIPTION:

On this operation, the HOLD condition is cleared, issuing again all the reset reports that have
already been taken as Manual Resets (with the Consecutive Nos identical to those already
issued as Manual Resets) and allowing any key-in operations. However, this operation is
regarded as an emergent measure to cope with such a trouble as the Master Terminal
becomes down, etc. and thus no other solutions can be chosen, because the sales data
memory of those reports can no longer be collected by the Master Terminal.

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MASTER AND BACKUP MASTER ALTERNATION

The Backup Master Terminal can be changed to be used as the Master Terminal when the
Master Terminal becomes down, etc. And the Master Terminal can be changed to be used as

the Backup Master when it combes back from repairment, etc.

To switch from the Backup Master Terminal function to the Master Terminal function:

Mode Lock: MGR / Control Lock; RTR

6 X X [ # ] (x X = Training Sign ON/OFF Code)

The In-line ID No. will automatically be set to No.01 (Master Terminal).

NOTE: This operation must be performed while the original Master Terminal is down (i.e. in

an off-line condition).

To switch from the Master Terminal function to the Backup Master Terminal function:

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Mode Lock; MGR / Control Lock: RTR

6xx[ # ]{xx = Training Sign ON/OFF Code) ... Same as the operation

The In-line ID No. will automatically be set to No.02 (Backup Master
Terminal).

Print Format for Master Declaration

(from Backup to Master)

M E C R

from Backup Master to
Master above.

Print Format for Backup Master Declaration

(from Master to Backup)

B M E C R

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