Casio CE-2400O manual

Important!

Incorrectly using batteries can cause them to burst or leak, possibly damaging the interior of the cash register. Note the following precautions.

✓Be sure that the positive (+) and negative (–) ends of the batteries are facing as marked in the battery compartment when you load them into the unit.

✓Never mix batteries of different types.

✓Never mix old batteries with new ones.

✓Never leave dead batteries in the battery compartment.

✓Remove the batteries if you do not plan to use the cash register for long periods.

✓Replace the batteries at least once every two years, no matter how much the cash register is used during that period.

WARNING!

•Never try to recharge the batteries supplied with the unit.

•Do not expose batteries to direct heat, let them become shorted, or try to take them apart.

•Keep batteries out of the reach of small children. If your child should swallow a battery, consult a physician immediately.

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Replace the battery compart- ment cover.

Replace the printer cover.

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Casio CE-2400O instruction manual

Contents

CE-2400 Not applicable to other areas IntroductionPage Contents Specifications More Setups and OperationsTroubleshooting User Maintenance and Options Getting Started Insert the mode key marked OW into Mode Switch Calendar General guide Introducing CE-2400 Drawer Mode keyMode switch When the cash drawer does not open Displays Main DisplayPop-Up Display Keyboard Register Mode Calculator Mode Installing memory backup batteries Batteries and Roll PaperTo load memory protection batteries Page Receipt Printing Installing roll paperTo load paper for printing of journal Journal Printing To load paper for printing of receipts Basic Setups and Operations Setting a machine numberTo set the machine number To set the date Setting the timeSetting the date To set the time To display and clear the time and date Displaying the time and date ±ÛÞn ÞââÛn Programming automatic tax calculationTo program Tax Tables ÛÝn ÝÚn TAX Tables Idaho Illinois NEW Hampshire West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Before business hours How to use your cash register Receipt Sample Journal Sample Item lines included How to read the receipts and the journal Programming department keys Preparing and using department keys To program a unit price for each department Þââ ÚâÛÞ Single-item sale Registering department keysÛâÑÁ c ÚâÑ£ ÛâÑc Multiplication Preset priceÚÞâ¢ Repeat ÚâÑ£ ÚâÑcSplit sales of packaged items Þââ Registering PLUsProgramming PLUs To program a unit price for each PLU Linked department Sub-departments Registering PLUs and sub-departmentsÚÞp PLUs ÚÞX Ûp ÛâÑc Sub-department repeatPLU multiplication Mixed registration department, sub-department, PLU ÚÞp ßââQ ÚâÑcÜÑQ Q ÜâÑc Sub-department multiplication ÛâÑ c ÚÞÑcÜà p ÜâÑ Q Programming premiums and discounts Registering premiums and discounts Discount for items and subtotals Registering premiums and discountsTo program a rate to the Pkey ÞÑÁ Úßp Premium for items and subtotals ÜÛpÛâÑc Taxable status of the Pkey Taxable status of the-key Registering reductionsProgramming for reductions To program tax calculation for the -key Reduction of subtotals Registering reductionsÀÑc Reduction of individual items ÚÑÁ ÛÑª ÜÑ£ Calculating the merchandise subtotal ÝÑ¢ r ÞÑ q ßÑÁ ÀÑ¢ c Shifting the taxable status of an item Charge Registering charge and check paymentsÚâÑÁ k Check Mixed cash, check, charge ÞÞÑ¢ ÜâÑk ÞÑc h Ûüþá ÛÑª Ûp Registering returned goods in the REG mode Reduction of amounts paid on refund Registering returned goods in the RF modeÚÞâÁ Normal refund transaction Registering money paid out Registering money received on account ÚâÑQ Making corrections in a registrationÚâÑ ÛÑª ÚÑÁ ÛÑª Correcting an item you have input and registered Cancelling all items in a transaction No sale registrationÚÑÁ ÛÑª ÜÑ£ ÝÑ¢ m e Input the total of a + b + c More Setups and Operations Input the total of f + g + h Clerk Sign Off Clerk Sign On About post-finalization receipt formats Detail FormatTotal-only Format Example Single-item-sales for departments and PLUsProgramming single-item-sale status to departments and PLUs To program a department with single-item-sale status To program a PLU with single-item-sale status REG Registering single-item-sale items ÚâÑÁ Registering manually entered tax amountsProgramming for manually input tax registration Registering manual tax Tax status for -key Programming tax printing and other features ÁÞÛÜ¡Þ Programming currency exchangeTo program currency exchange rate for the ¨key ÚâÞââÛ Registering foreign currency Full amount tender in foreign currency Mode Switch ÜâÑÑ¨ Partial tender in a foreign currency ÚâÑÁ ÛâÑª Example 1 Calculation examples Mode SwitchCalculator functions Example 2 Memory recall D s Programming calculator features Reports Printing the cash registers programPrinting Read reports To print the PLU/sub-department Read report To print the hourly sales Read reportTo print the periodic sales Read report To print the monthly sales Read report To print the financial Read reportTo print the individual department Read report Úp s Printing Reset reports To print the daily sales Reset report To print the PLU/sub-department Reset reportTo print the hourly sales Reset report To print the monthly sales Reset report All PLU programming report Other Non-PLU programming report Report samples ¥6¥80P Daily sales READ/RESET report Number of items are both zero are not printed Periodic sales READ/RESET report Financial report Individual PLU report Monthly sales READ/RESET report Individual department report When an error occurs Troubleshooting Start When the register does not operate at all About the low battery power indicator Case of power failure User Maintenance and Options To replenish stamp inkTo replace the ink roll REG OFF To replace journal paper Department key conversion kit To replace receipt paperOptions WT-58 wetproof cover Printer CE-2400 Specifications 27, 55 Index 16, 17, 82 Limited Warranty Electronic Cash Registers