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5Saving and Restoring All the Data

Set the mode switch to the PGM position.

Saving (writing) all the data

The comfirmation message is printed.

To execute

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s 144 @ s

1A

To cancel l

Restoring (reading) the saved data

The comfirmation message is printed.

To execute

*

 

s 148 @ s

1A

To cancel l

*The message “ ” will appear and stay on the display until all data is completely written or read. When writing or reading is finalized, the message “SD FINAL” will be printed. In case an error occurs, a corresponding error message will be printed.

If you save all the data by using an SD memory card that contains some data, the existing data will be erased and replaced with newly saved data. If you need the existing data, use another SD memory card.

6Writing and Reading of Programming Data

Reading the graphic logo data

Set the mode switch to the PGM position.

The comfirmation message is printed.

To execute

*

 

s 145 @ s

1A

To cancel l

* The message “ ” will appear and stay on the display until all data is completely read. When reading is finalized, the message “SD FINAL” will be printed. In case an error occurs, a corresponding error message will be printed.

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Contents Electronic Cash Register Caja Registradora Electronica For Your Records U T I O N IntroductionFor Easy Set-up, see Getting StartedContents Auxiliary Function Programming Correction After Finalizing a Transaction Void modeExternal View Front view Rear view Parts and Their FunctionsKeyboard layout Mode Switch and Mode KeysKey names 11 MDisplays Machine state symbolsDrawer Lock Key Operator display Customer display Pop-up typeBe careful with the paper cutter, so as not to cut yourself Getting StartedInstalling a paper roll When not using the take-up spool using as receipt paper When using the take-up spool using as journal paperDate Time Tax Starting sales entries Printing the help menu Help FunctionPrinting guidance messages Key operation PrintMemo Things to do before you start sales entries Things you can do for sales entriesThings to do after you close your store Basic Sales Entry Example Basic Sales Entry1500 5000Power Save Mode Error WarningError escape function Clerk assignmentItem Entries Single item entries Department entriesPLU/sub-department entries Multiplication entries Repeat entriesSplit pricing entries Single item cash sale Sics entry Displaying SubtotalsFinalization of Transaction Cash or check tendering Cash or check sale that does not require entry 300 +Charge credit sale Mixed-tender sale725 515 Ts t Us t 800 50 tTax Calculation Automatic tax Manual taxTax status shift 25 TUp 400 U1345 T 1050 TUDiscount and premium entries using the discount key Optional Features140 570 10 % 800 + P5 %100 575 +675 250 f+Applying preset conversion rate Auxiliary Payment Treatment Currency conversionApplying manual conversion rate No sale exchange Received-on Account and Paid-out EntriesAutomatic Sequence Key akey Entries 12345 s 4800 rCorrection 600 328Correction of the Last Entry direct void 1310 1755 + Subtotal VoidPrior to Programming Procedure for programmingBasic Function Programming Date and Time ProgrammingTime Tax programming using a tax rateTax Programming for Automatic Tax Calculation Function 1430 s12 s Tax table applicable to the add-on taxSample tax table 111 100 @ 11 @First figure Limitations to the entry of minimum breakpointsSample tax table Example 8% Quantity for doughnut tax exempt for Canadian tax systemModification of the left tax table 19 @@ a Auxiliary Function ProgrammingDepartment Programming Department statusPLU Price Look-Up and Sub-department Programming Preset unit price00011173 @ 1000Unit price and associated department assignment PLU/sub-department selection125 # Miscellaneous Key Programming Rate for %, &10 P 25 % 7674 Percent rate limitation for % Amount forFunction parameters for %, & 20000011006 @ Function parameters for00 @ +/- signCor c Function parameters for C, c and a when using as CA keyEntry digit limit for r, R and t 018 @Hijk N01 Using character keys on the keyboardText Programming Entering character codes with numeric keys on the keyboardAlphanumeric character code table 231S2 P S1 PDepartment text PLU text item label46 @ Card s List of function textsLogo messages Clerk namesDavid s Logo print format 6 typesAdvanced Programming SSS sAS1 @ S2 @ 90 @ *A aConsecutive numbers Electronic Journal EJ ProgrammingAction when EJ memory area is full PGM mode operation records typeFunction parameters for EJ S68 @ 00100002 sAFunction selection for miscellaneous keys Various Function Selection Programming00000100 sA Job code Selection EntryReceipt print format Print formatFunction selection for tax Printing styleCompression printing Other programmingGST Tax calculation system10 @ *ABCD s a Power save mode11 @ Logo message print format50 @ Online time out settingThermal printer density 35 @ 30 sA88 @ Training clerk specification for training mode86 @ Language selectionReading Stored Programs Auto key programming Automatic sequence keyKey sequence for reading stored program Auto 2 p100 +Programming report Sample printouts25 L 1000 Training ModeProgramming report Printer density programming report Auto key programming reportSummary of Reading X and Resetting Z Reports Reading X and Resetting Z of Sales TotalsSample report Daily Sales Totals Full sales reportPLU sales report Clerk reportsHourly report Periodic Consolidation Full sales reportPrinting journal data on the way of a transaction 710 @ aSample print Sample EJ reportIncorrect receipt Cancellation receipt Override Entries250 HOW to USE AN SD Memory Card What You Can Do with an SD Memory CardList of functions Case of SD Error SD error code tableRecommended SD memory cards Inserting and Removing an SD Memory Card 140 @ sFormatting an SD Memory Card Inserting an SD memory card148 @ s 144 @ s145 @ s Saving and Restoring All the Data147 @ s 141 @ s650 P @ s Writing and reading all the programming data750 P @ s 740 @ sPrinting of electronic journal Operator Maintenance Case of a Power FailureCase of Printer Error How to set the paper roll Paper specificationReplacing the Batteries Replacing the Paper RollInstalling the paper roll Installing the receipt paper rollRemoving the paper roll Installing the journal paper roll Removing a Paper Jam Cleaning the Printer Print Head / Sensor / RollerRemoving the Drawer Opening the Drawer by HandError code table Before Calling for ServiceXE-A22S SpecificationsIntroduccion Para realizar la configuraciónImportante Con facilidad, vea el apartadoProgramacion DE LAS Funciones Basicas Para el inicio rápido IndiceSelector de modo y llaves de modo Partes Y SUS FuncionesVisualizadores Símbolos del estado de la máquinaPara Empezar Impresión del menú de ayuda Funcion DE AyudaImpresión de mensajes de guía Operación de teclas ImpresiónRegistro Basico DE Ventas Ejemplo de registro básico de ventasEjemplo de operación de teclas Aviso de error Registros de artículos Registros de un solo artículoRegistros de sección Registros de multiplicación Registros repetidosRegistros de precios divididos Registros de PLU/subsecciones~ s 950 a c 800 50 t a Caracteristicas Opcionales~ m10 % a 800 +7 P5 %A675 *-A Correccion Programacion DE LAS Programación de la fecha y de la hora FechaHora Tabla de impuestos aplicable al impuesto añadido @2 @4 @12 sATabla de impuestos de muestra Estado de sección Programación de seccionesPrimer número 1 ó Segundo número 1 a Limitaciones para el registro de puntos de división mínimosPrecio unitario preajustado Programación de PLU codificación de precios y subsecciónAsignación de precios unitarios y de secciones asociadas Programación de teclas misceláneas Tasa para %, &y Selección de PLU/subsecciónImporte para Límite de tasa porcentual para %yParámetros de función para %, &y Parámetros de función paraLímite de dígitos de entrada para r, Ry t Empleo de las teclas de caracteres del teclado Programación de texto1Elemento Selección Registro Impresión de pie del reciboTexto de sección Texto de PLU etiqueta de artículoP!FRUTA sA Lista de textos de función Texto de funciónNombres de dependiente Mensajes de membreteSímbolo de divisas Programacion Avanzada Impresión temporal de EJ durante una transacción Programación 1 de selección de diversas funcionesTipo de registros de operación en el modo PGM Acción cuando el área de memoria de EJ está llenaFormato de impresión Selección de función para teclas misceláneasFormato de impresión de recibos Código de tarea Elemento Selección RegistroOtras programaciones Selección de función para impuestosSistema de cálculo de impuestos Impresión comprimidaFormato de impresión del mensaje del membrete 11 @ *A s aAjuste de fin de intervalo en línea Densidad de impresora térmicaModo DE Instruccion Programación de la tecla Auto Tecla de secuencia automáticaLectura de programas almacenados Resumen de informes de lectura X y reposición Z Lectura X Y Reposicion Z DE LOS Totales DE Ventas@ a 7 P @ a Lectura Y Reposicion DE Informes EJComo Emplear UNA Tarjeta DE Memoria SD Registros DE AnulacionInserción y extracción de una tarjeta de memoria SD Inserción de una tarjeta de memoria SD145 @ s 1 a 140Formateo de una tarjeta de memoria SD Memorización y restauración de todos los datosEscritura de datos de ventas Escritura y lectura de todos los datos de programaciónEscritura de registro diario electrónico Impresión de registro diario electrónicoEn caso de corte de la alimentación En el caso de error de impresoraPrecauciones al manejar la impresora Reemplazo de las pilasExtracción del rollo de papel Reemplazo del rollo de papelInstalación del rollo de papel Forma de colocar el rollo de papelManera Extracción del papel atascadoExtracción del cajón Abertura manual del cajónAntes de solicitar el servicio de un técnico Tabla de códigos de error Memo END-USER Limited Warranty Sharp Plaza, Mahwah, New Jersey BE-SHARP Sharp Electronics Corporation

XE-A22S, TINSZ2601RCZZ, XEA22SR specifications

The Sharp XEA22SR, TINSZ2601RCZZ, and XE-A22S represent a notable triad of point-of-sale (POS) systems designed for small to mid-sized retail environments. Each device is built with user-friendly features and robust technology that streamline daily operations, making them essential tools for modern business management.

The Sharp XEA22SR is particularly renowned for its functionality and ease of use. It boasts a large LCD display, making it easy for operators to view sales and navigate the system. The XEA22SR features a built-in printer, which ensures that receipts are quickly and efficiently generated at the point of sale. One of its standout characteristics is its ability to handle up to 2,000 PLUs (Price Look-Ups), allowing businesses to manage a diverse range of products. Additionally, it includes multiple payment options, including cash, credit, and gift cards, providing flexibility for both retailers and customers.

Moving on to the TINSZ2601RCZZ, this model integrates advanced technology with practical functionality. It offers a sleek design that complements any retail environment. The TINSZ2601RCZZ features a touch-screen interface that enhances usability, making it accessible even for inexperienced staff. Its robust reporting capabilities allow businesses to easily track sales data, inventory levels, and other key performance indicators. Moreover, it includes connectivity options for external devices, such as barcode scanners and cash drawers, ensuring that it can be fully integrated into any retail setup.

Finally, the XE-A22S rounds out this trio with its efficient design and essential features. This model is particularly known for its compact size, making it ideal for businesses with limited counter space. The XE-A22S includes an easy-to-read display and operational buttons that simplify transactions. It supports multiple currencies and can be programmed with customizable receipts, aiding in brand recognition. Its memory capacity allows for the storage of up to 1,000 items, which is highly beneficial for retailers looking to streamline their sales process.

All three systems emphasize durability and reliability, essential for the high-paced retail environment. They support a wide range of businesses, from grocery stores to small boutiques, offering customized solutions that meet diverse operational needs. Each model embodies a commitment to enhancing customer service and improving overall business efficiency through technology-driven solutions. In conclusion, the Sharp XEA22SR, TINSZ2601RCZZ, and XE-A22S stand out as exemplary choices for modern retail businesses aiming to optimize their point-of-sale processes.
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