0 0 0 0
#/ SBTL .

Programming

Before you begin programming, set the mode switch to the Z/PGM position.

OFF VOID X/F

REGZ/PGM

Follow these steps as needed.

 

 

#/

If you do not press the SBTL key at the end of each

D programming step, you can continue programming without printing the programming report.

Programming by Departments

Preset Unit Price

The preset unit price function assigns a frequently purchased item to a department key and enables you to enter the price simply by pressing the department key. Specify a price using the following sequence:

#/

Unit Price (Max. 5 digits) ➝ Dept. key (➝ SBTL )
Department Status

You can specify various status parameters (+/- sign, single item cash sale function, taxable status and entry digit limit) for a department key. Use the following sequence:

#/

ABCDEFG➝ @/TM ➝ Dept. key (➝ SBTL )where A to G represent the following choices.

A:Choice of + or - sign Enter 0 for + or 1 for -.

B:Choice of single item cash sale (SICS) function Enter 0 for normal or 1 for single item cash sale.

C, D, E and F: Choice of taxable status

Enter 0000 for non-taxable, 0001 for taxable 1, 0010 for taxable 2, 0100 for taxable 3, 1000 for taxable 4 or 0011 for taxable 1 and 2.

G:Entry digit limit (0 to 7 digits) Enter 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7

PLU (Price Look-Up) Programming

Each PLU is associated to a department and the programmed contents for the department are automatically applied. Your cash register is preprogrammed so PLU codes 1-10 are assigned to department 1 and PLU codes 11-80 are disabled. To set the price or change the associated department, use the following sequence:

 

 

 

#/

PLU code ➝ P ➝ Price ➝ Dept. key (➝ SBTL )
Ex.:

 

6

#/

 

 

2

SBTL

PLU code

Price

Associated dept.

To disable a PLU code, use the following sequence:PLU code ➝ P ➝ v (➝ #/ )

SBTL

Tax Programming

Tax Table Programming

If you are in an area that uses a tax table for tax calculation, you can program the cash register accordingly. Tax table programming can be performed for Tax 1 and Tax 2.

Sample tax table 1 (6%):

 

Tax

Breakpoint

Breakpoint

 

 

 

 

difference

 

 

.00

.01

.10

Non-cyclic

 

.01

.11

 

 

.12

 

 

.02

.23

 

 

.16

 

 

.03

.39

 

 

.18

Cyclic I

 

.04

.57

 

.16

 

 

 

.05

.73

 

 

.16

 

 

.06

.89

 

 

.22

 

 

.07

1.11

 

 

.12

 

 

.08

1.23

 

 

.16

 

 

.09

1.39

 

 

.18

 

 

.10

1.57

Cyclic II

 

.16

 

.11

1.73

 

 

.16

 

 

.12

1.89

 

 

.22

 

 

.13

2.11

 

 

 

 

Sample tax table 2:

 

 

Tax

Breakpoint

 

 

.00

.01

.01

.11

.02

.26

.03

.47

.04

.68

.06

.89

.09

1.11

.10

1.26

.11

1.47

.12

1.68

.14

1.89

.17

2.11

 

 

If tax is not shown for every cent, use the

D breakpoint of the next highest tax amount for each missing breakpoint. In sample tax table 2, tax is not shown for .05, .07, .08, .13, .15 and .16. Likewise, the corresponding breakpoints are not shown. To complete the table, simply insert the next highest breakpoint after each missing figure. Therefore, the breakpoint for .05 would be .89, .07 and .08 would be 1.11, etc.

Use the following sequence for tax programming:

8

#/

1 for Tax 1 or2 for Tax 2 ➝ @/TM ➝

➝ SBTL ➝

R ➝ @/TM ➝ M ➝ @/TM ➝ Q ➝ @/TM ➝ Breakpoint ➝

where R, M and Q represent the following:R: Tax rate (0.0000% to 99.9999%) x 10000

If the rate is fractional, it should be converted to its decimal equivalent before entering.

M: Cycle (0.01 to 99.99) x 100

In tax table 1, you can see that the breakpoint differences repeat in cycle. The value of M may be viewed as the taxable amount which is covered by a cycle. Thus, it can be determined by adding all of the breakpoint differences in a cycle or by simply taking the difference between the first breakpoint of the cycle and the first breakpoint of the next cycle.

Q:Minimum taxable amount (0.01 to 99.99) x 100

This represents the smallest amount for which tax must be collected. In some states, sales whose amounts are less than a specific minimum taxable amount are not subject to taxation.

Breakpoints (0.01 to 99.99) x 100

The tax amount increases in stages. The value of a taxable subtotal at which the tax amount changes is called a breakpoint. The difference between one breakpoint and the next is called the breakpoint difference. A group of breakpoint differences is repeated at regular intervals and each of these intervals is called a cycle. A maximum of 18 breakpoints (for tax types 1 and 2), between 0.01 to 99.99, can be programmed. Intervals between breakpoints must be less than one dollar.

Example: Programmig Tax 1 as 6% sales tax using sample tax table 1.

#/

@/TM

0

0

0

0 @/TM

0

0

SBTL

Tax 1

Tax rate(R)

 

Cycle(M)

@/TM

@/TM

 

 

@/TM

 

@/TM

 

Minimum taxable

Breakpoint

 

Breakpoint

Breakpoint

amount(Q)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(First breakpoint)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

@/TM

@/TM

 

 

@/TM

 

 

 

Breakpoint

Breakpoint

 

Breakpoint

 

 

(First breakpoint of the next cycle)

Programming the Percent key

Percent Key Function

The % key can be programmed as a discount key or as a premium key. The taxable status of the % key can also be programmed though it is pre-programmed as a non-taxable discount key. Use the following sequence:

ABCDE ➝ @/TM ➝ % (➝ #/ )

SBTL

where A to E represent the following choices

A:Choice of + or - sign Enter 0 for + or 1 for - .

B, C, D and E: Choice of taxable status Enter 0000 for non-taxable, 0001 for taxable 1, 0010 for taxable 2, 0100 for taxable 3, 1000 for taxable 4 or 0011 for taxable 1 and 2.

Initial setting: - (discount), non-taxable ("10000")
Programming the percent rate
Use the following sequence:Percent rate (0.01% to 99.99%) ➝ % (➝ #/ )

SBTL

(ex. For 10.00% enter 1 0 0 0 .)Initial setting: 0.00(%)

Printing Format

You can choose either a journal or receipt format and specify other options for the printing format. Use the following sequence:

2

#/

#/

#/

➝ SBTL ➝ ABCDEFG ➝ SBTL (➝ SBTL )

A:Printing journal/receipt in the REG mode Enter 0 for printing or 1 for no printing.

B:Journal or receipt format

Enter 0 for journal format or 1 for receipt format. (In the receipt format, the paper is fed by a few lines upon finalization of each transaction. In the journal format, the paper is wound around the take- up spool.)

C: Printing date

Enter 0 to print or 1 not to print

D: Printing time

Enter 0 to print or 1 not to print

E:Printing consecutive numbers Enter 0 to print or 1 not to print

F:Printing taxable subtotal Enter 0 to print or 1 not to print

#/

G: Printing merchandise subtotal with SBTL

Enter 0 to print or 1 not to print

Initial setting: printing in the REG mode, journal format, printing date, time and consecutive number, and not printing taxable subtotal and merchandise subtotal ("0000011")

Consecutive Receipt Number

Consecutive receipt number can be printed on every transaction or receipt and report with the date and time. Use the following sequence to set the receipt start number. To start from a specific number, enter the number less one (e.g. if you want to start from receipt number 1001, enter 1000).

#/#/

Consecutive (receipt) number ➝ @/TM ➝ SBTL (➝ SBTL ) Initial setting: starting from 0001("0000")

(For miscellaneous settings, secret code and checking machine settings, see the columns below. )

Miscellaneous Settings

You can program miscellaneous settings using the following sequence:

1

#/

#/

#/

➝ SBTL ➝ ABCDEFGH ➝ SBTL (➝ SBTL )

where A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H represent the following choices.

A: Date formatEnter 0 for mmddyy, 1 for ddmmyy or 2 for yymmdd.B: Time formatEnter 0 for 12 hour system or 1 for 24 hour system.C: Decimal point settingEnter 0, 1, 2 or 3 for the decimal point position.

D:Resetting receipt no. when issuing Z report Enter 0 to not reset or 1 to reset

E:Amount tendered compulsoryEnter 0 for non compulsory or 1 for compulsory.

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F: Choice of SBTL compulsory

Enter 0 for non compulsory or 1 for compulsory.

G: Entry digit limit for g, k, TAX1 , TAX2 and

SHIFT SHIFT

/RA /PO

manual taxEnter 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 for the entry digit limit.H: Rounding

Enter 0 for rounding off, 1 for rounding up or 2 for rounding down

Initial setting: date format "mmddyy", time format “12 hour system”, decimal point position “2”, not resetting, amount tendered non compulsory, s non compulsory, entry digit limit “8” and rounding off ("00200080")

Secret Code

A secret code can be specified so that only those who know the secret code may issue Z reports for reading and resetting of sales, perform programming in the Z/PGM mode and void operation in the VOID mode. The pre-programmed secret code setting is 0000 (no secret code). Use the following sequence to enter a secret code (4 digits).

Secret code ➝ @/TM ➝The secret code function can be disabled by

entering (or nothing) for the code in the above sequence.

When entry of secret code is necessary, “----” is displayed. Each time you enter a number for the secret code, the corresponding symbol “-” changes to “_”.

Checking the Machine

Settings

To obtain a printout that shows the cash register settings, set the mode switch to the Z/PGM position and use the following sequence:

General & Tax Settings

To see the general and tax settings, set the mode switch to the Z/PGM position and press

Taxable status

Dept. code

Sign and unit price

Entry digit limit

SICS (1) / Normal (0)

Taxable status for %

Sign and rate for %

Secret code

Miscellaneous settings

Printing format

Tax table(Tax1)

Percentage tax rate(Tax2)

Minimum taxable amount

Clerk code

Date

Time

Receipt number

PLU Settings

To see the PLU settings, set the mode switch to the Z/PGM position and press P.

PLU code

Associated department

Unit price

Correction

Correction of Entered Number
When you enter an incorrect number, delete it bypressing CL immediately after the entry.
Correction of the Last Entry

If you make a mistake when making a department entry, PLU entry, repetitive or multiplication entry, discount or premium entry by % , or manual tax entry, you can correct this by pressing v.

Correction of Earlier Entries

You can correct any incorrect entry made during a transaction if you find it before finalizing the

transaction by pressing , g, k, etc.

For example, to correct 3 P entry to 4 P after another correct entry has been made, enter the following:

3 P 1 1 5 0 1

3

vP

 

5

 

4P

Void Mode

This function allows you to reverse the entries made in an incorrect receipt. The entries are subtracted from each totalizer and added to a void totalizer.

To use this function, set the mode switch to the VOID position and enter the same details that are on the incorrect receipt. The VOID mode symbol(VD) is printed at the bottom of the receipt.

If the secret code is programmed, you have

D to enter the secret code and press after setting the mode switch to the VOID position.

Void Operation in the X/F Mode

Received-on-account(RA) and paid-out(PO) entries can be corrected in the X/F mode.

Void operation for RA(X/F mode)VOID * ➝ amount ➝ TAX1

SHIFT

/RA

Void operation for PO(X/F mode)VOID * ➝ amount ➝ TAX2

SHIFT

/PO

*If the secret code is programmed, you have toenter the secret code here and press VOID again

TAX1TAX2

before entering the amount and pressing SHIFT/RA or SHIFT/PO .

In Case of a Power Failure or

Paper Jam

The following situations may arise during a power failure or paper jam. (Make sure that batteries are correctly installed.) As the power is recovered or a paper jam is removed, the register will resume normal operation with a next key operation.

When a power failure occurs with the register turned on or during a computation process: Upon power recovery, the register resumes operation from the point of failure.

When a power failure occurs during printing of transaction data:

Upon power recovery, the register prints

“############” and resumes printing of the transaction data.

When a power failure occurs during printing of an X (reading) or Z (reading and resetting) report:

Upon power recovery, the register prints

“############” and resumes printing of the report.

Before power failure

Power failure markAfter power failure

When the printer motor is locked due to a paper jam:

Printing stops and intermittent beeping starts. First, unplug the power cord and clear the paper jam. Then plug in the power cord, feed the roll paper to

the proper position and press CL . The register will then resume printing after printing “############”.