Casio TE-100 PGM 62s6, Programming PLU descriptor

Programming PLU descriptorPGM 62s6

Mode Switch

To a new (not sequential) PLU

To the next PLU

PLU No. + 6 Characters a6 s

☞See “Entering characters” section, on page 53.

PLU No.

Contents

Initial character

Yours

001

PLU001

PLU0001

002

PLU002

PLU0002

003

PLU003

PLU0003

004

PLU004

PLU0004

005

PLU005

PLU0005

006

PLU006

PLU0006

007

PLU007

PLU0007

008

PLU008

PLU0008

009

PLU009

PLU0009

010

PLU010

PLU0010

011

PLU011

PLU0011

012

PLU012

PLU0012

013

PLU013

PLU0013

014

PLU014

PLU0014

015

PLU015

PLU0015

016

PLU016

PLU0016

017

PLU017

PLU0017

018

PLU018

PLU0018

019

PLU019

PLU0019

020

PLU020

PLU0020

021

PLU021

PLU0021

022

PLU022

PLU0022

023

PLU023

PLU0023

024

PLU024

PLU0024

025

PLU025

PLU0025

026

PLU026

PLU0026

027

PLU027

PLU0027

028

PLU028

PLU0028

029

PLU029

PLU0029

030

PLU030

PLU0030

031

PLU031

PLU0031

032

PLU032

PLU0032

033

PLU033

PLU0033

034

PLU034

PLU0034

035

PLU035

PLU0035

036

PLU036

PLU0036

037

PLU037

PLU0037

038

PLU038

PLU0038

039

PLU039

PLU0039

1198

PLU1198

PLU1198

1199

PLU1199

PLU1199

1200

PLU1200

PLU1200

Convenient Operations and Setups

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Contents

Page Safety Precautions About the icons Icon examples Warning Handling the register Power plug and AC outlet Caution Do not place the register in the following areas The above conditions can cause malfunction, which creates the danger of fire Never touch the printer head and the platen Introduction & Contents Introduction & Contents Getting Started Introducing TE-100 Basic Operations and Setups Troubleshooting User Maintenance and Options Specifications Index Introduction & Contents Unpacking the register Remove the cash register from its box Remove the tape holding parts of the cash register in place Install the three memory 3. backup batteries Intruduction & Contents/Getting Started 3. Install the three memory backup batteries. (continued…) 4. Replace the battery compartment cover 5. Close the platen arm and replace the printer cover Important Precaution To install receipt paper To install journal paper 5. Plug the cash register into a wall outlet 6. Insert the mode key marked “PGM” into the mode switch 7. Turn the mode key to the “REG” position 8. Set the date 9. Set the time 10. Select printouts receipt or journal Note 11. Tax table programming Programming tax calculations (without special rounding) Started Programming procedure Getting 11. Tax table programming (continued…) Programming tax calculations (with special rounding) Enter tax rate (2 integers and 4 decimals) 11. About special rounding… 4Special Rounding 4 (Danish Rounding) hand kkeys 12. For Australia only General guide Started/Introducing TE-100 Roll paper Receipt On/Off key Drawer Mode switch CALX REGZ OFF PGM !50 Repeat registration 3"50 Totalize operation _1"34 Page Page How to read the printouts How to use your cash register Displaying the time and date To display and clear the time and date 08-3 Preparing and using department keys Programming department keys To program a unit price for each department To program the tax calculation status for each department Registering department keys by programming data Preset price Preset tax status (Add-ontax) Preset tax status (Add-intax) Preparing and using PLUs 61s6 PLU No. +6 ::::::6 a6 s Registering PLUs PLU single item sale 3-a PLU repeat 14+ Preparing and using discounts 61s6{ke[P Registering discounts Discount for items and subtotals 5-& 16+ p s 3^5p Preparing and using reductions Registering reductions Reduction for items 45+ 11-a Reduction for subtotal Registering charge and check payments Registering returned goods in the REG mode Registering returned goods in the RF mode Registering money received on account Registering money paid out Making corrections in a registration To correct the last item you input and registered 2+ e 15+ 6-:e 4-)e No sale registration Printing the daily sales reset report Clerk control function Post-finalizationreceipt format General printing control Compulsory, Machine features Programming general printing control : D8 : D7 : D6 : D5 : D4 :D5 :D4 :D3 63s60622s6 Convenient Operations and Setups Setting a store/machine number Programming to clerk Programming descriptors and messages Grand total, special character Report title Clerk name Receipt message Refer to “Programming receipt message/logo stamp control function” on page Programming department key descriptor Programming PLU descriptor PGM 62s6 Programming function key descriptor Programming receipt message/logo stamp control function 63s62122s6 Entering characters Entering characters by code Character code list Department key feature programming PGM 63s6 :::::;;:: 6 '(Dept.2) 6s Page PLU feature programming Page Page Page Printing VAT breakdowns Percent key feature programming Registering discounts and premiums 32+ s p s 20-a Setups Convenient Operations and Currency exchange programming PGM 63s 6 :;;:;:: 6 ;6s Registering foreign currency 1)Full amount tender in foreign currency DISPLAY 1º00 2º00 2)Partial tender in a foreign currency 1•00 1™00 Other function key feature programming Received on account, Paidout key Minus key ;;D #/No sale key Calculator functions About the daylight saving time Printing read/reset reports To print the financial read report To print the group read report To print the PLU/subdepartment read/reset report Read: X mode Reset: Z mode Z mode To print the hourly sales read/reset report Page Page Xmode Z mode Reading the cash register's program Page Page When an error occurs When the register does not operate at all In case of power failure When the L sign appears on the display To replace journal paper To replace receipt paper Options Specifications User Maintenance and Options/Specifications Index Index