Specifications and Main Features
- Model: MA-290-100 Series
- Manufacturer: TEC Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd.
- Power Requirement: AC supply
- Types: LOCK, REG, X, MGR, Z and SET mode options
- Display: 8 digit numeric indicator together with message descriptors
- Number of Departments: 60 or more department keys
- Clerk Identification: Lock-and-key type or push-key type (10 clerks)
- Functionalities: Includes sale registering, validation prints, discount and coupon use.
- Receipt and Journal Printing: Receipt roll and journal roll printing capability.
- Transaction Reporting: Total amount display: both resettable and non-resettable.
- Keypad: Programmable keys and fixed numeric keys
- Special Functions: Bottle returns, received-on-account, paid-out transactions, food stamp handling
- Maintenance Features: Replacement of paper roll, error detection, and maintenance functions.
- Dimensions: Not provided in the manual.
- Weight: Not provided in the manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is MODE LOCK present?
A: The purpose of the MODE LOCK is to enable and disable different modes of the cash register including LOCK for security purposes, REG for sales regular function, X for total reading, MGR for manager functions, Z for daily total disabling, SET for programming.
Q: How do I change this paper roll?
A: See maintenance instructions on how to change this paper roll in the manual.
Q: How many department keys are there for MA-290-100 series, is it a maximum of 60?
A: Correct, MA-290-100 series can only have up to a maximum of 60 department keys.
Q: Does a cashier have the ability to use the register without a clerk key?
A: No a clerk key has to be used, one of them has to be placed in the machine for it to work and operate in REG, MGR or negative mode.
Q: In the event of a power outage how does the device function?
A: A step-by-step procedure on how to operate the device in the event of a power outage is explained in detail in the manual.
Q: Do these models come with programmed keys for different functions?
A: These keys are quite flexible since they are programmable in most of the key functions.
User Manual
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