Toshiba H-9100N-CA, EO1-32003BE Password Security, Setting Password and Protect Menu, R S X Z

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12. PASSWORD SECURITY

12.1 SETTING PASSWORD AND PROTECT MENU

12. PASSWORD SECURITY

You can protect all menus (except REG. menu) and set two step passwords for access to protected menus.

12.1SETTING PASSWORD AND PROTECT MENU

<Menu>
0. PROG.	5.	REPORT
1. REG.	6.	RESET
2. MARK DOWN	7.
3. REWRAP	8.
4. SECURITY	9.

ESC.

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Select menus to be protected.		0	2	3	4	6
P M R S X Z
P M R S X Z

○ ○ ○ ○ ー ○
○: Protected (Accessible with a password entry)	*
ー: Unprotected

The following numeric keys represents each menu. Enter the following numbers when selecting menus to be protected. Note that REG. menu (1) cannot be protected.

0: P (PROG. Menu)

Enter password A in 4 digits.

Select the menus the password A cannot access.

P M R S X Z

× ○ ○ × ー ○

○: Valid

×: Invalid

ー: Not need

NEXT

PLU

0	0	0	1

PRT

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0	4

*

B

2: M (M.DOWN Menu)

3: R (REWRAP Menu)

4: S (SECURITY Menu)

5: X (READ Menu)

6: Z (RESET Menu)

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Contents 9100N-US/CA Page Safety Summary Precautions Table of Contents Toshiba TEC Introduction 1 0 0 5 0 L N F F B U S AccessoriesApplicable Model Specification ScaleSTLAN-2P OptionLON ESD-SR-15Appearance PC-ATCA Type DisplayUS Type Front Display PanelProgramming Keyboard Function KEY LayoutProgramming Keyboard Prog SpaceSend PLU Operation Keyboard and Speed KeyboardOperation Keyboard Function DT/TM SaveFor LogoFeed ZeroProcedure Before Operation Speed KEY SETLevel Adjustment Removal and Replacement of RECEIPT/LABEL Media Guide Main Menu Password InputOutline of Operation MenuProgramming Procedures How to access to Programming MenuTitle and Contents of Programming Menu How to enter characters Unit Price Change MenuPLU Data Setting For the UPC#Auto Code Ingredient Message Nutrition Facts Key advances to the next menu. Pressing the ↑ Daily Value Max digits Contents of Daily value Set the Daily Value TableDeleting Nutrition Data Memory file sortVerification label is issued PLU Verifying LabelAddress and Commercial Message Setting Combination Message Message construction Message display timeThank YOU ANK YOU Call AGA Thank YOUThank YOU Call ANK Y Thank YOUSpecial Information Grade LineESC Menu Speed KEY SettingSetting Department/Vendor Number Print Format By pressing KeyLabel Format Number Table Format NoDATE/TIME Setting CMT OperationsPL-3 Operation CMT Transmission Item ListItem # Transmission Delay Time Table IN-LINE/LOCALLON System Cancel Retry Continue Data TransmissionUPC # Default Bar Code FormatBAR Code Format Flag PLU # UPC # PC/D Price Weight PLU # UPC # PC/DTitles Transferring Logo Data Display Label Receipt Print Logo 320 x 118 dotsError message for data transmission Idiom Setting Vendor SettingOFF Free Format SettingKey functions 10-33 SP-INFO/NET WT 10-35 Dots Total height 670 dots Dot size Dot size of the thermal head is 0.125mm square How to access Report menu Programmed Data Verification ReportsFor R S X Z Password SecuritySetting Password and Protect Menu ESC Calling Menu by Entering Password Operating Procedures How to access REG., M.DOWN, or Rewrap menuMenu REG., M.DOWN, or Rewrap Mode Weigh Weighing OperationFIX Price Operation for US Type only By Count Operation REG. Menu BY-COUNT DonutsFor Print Count Operation Example B When operating in Fix or By Count mode Set the number of labels. Max labels Enter the PLU # Issuing Labels with NET Weight Statement for US Type only Sample label TARE/SAVE Function Procedures SaveCalling and Printing Grade Lines Calling and Printing Logos Menu REG, M.DOWN, or Rewrap Mode WEIGH, FIX, or by Count Selecting Print ItemDate Change Batch Print Mode with 30 Items Run Assignment Changing a Unit Price and Calling G.Line/LOGO Stopping or Canceling Label Issue Visual Commodity Library Dpt #Floating Vendor UNIT/$ Total $Price deletion SubtotalHow to access Report or Reset menu Total OperationPLU Total Report Hourly Total ReportGrand Total Report Vendor Total Report Error Message Table Programming ModeLabel lssue Mode Report and Reset ModeLON System Mode Cleaning the Print Head Troubleshooting Before You Call for ServicePage