Operations in MGR Mode | Toshiba MA-516-100 instruction

	EO1-11116
	MA-516 OWNER’S MANUAL
Item Correction (Last Line Voiding)	68
Returned Merchandise	68
Void (Designated Line Voiding)	70
All Void (Transaction Cancel)	71
Non-add Number Print	72
Subtotal Read & Print	73
Taxable Total Read	74
Manual Tax Entry	74
Food Stamp Tender	75
Cash Total, Cash Tender	77
Non-cash Media Total, Non-cash Media Tender	80
Multi-tender, Split Tender	82
Tax Exemption	84
Check Cashing	85
No-sale	86
Received-on Account Payment	87
Paid Out	88
Sale Paid in Foreign Currencies	88
Post-issue Receipt	92
Validation Print	93
Print/Non-print Options on Sale Receipts	95

19.	Operations in “ MGR” Mode	96
	Items programmed to require Manager Intervention	96
	Listing Capacity Release	97
20.	Operations in “ - “ Mode	98
21.	Read and Reset Reports	99
	Programming Operations Relating to Reports	99
	Taking Read and Reset-Reports	101
	Report Sample Format	107
22.	System Option Setting	117
	Programming Procedure	117
	Address: 1	119
	Address: 2	120
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Toshiba MA-516-100 owner manual Operations in MGR Mode

MA-516-100 specifications

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Contents

MA-516-100 Series Copyright Safety Summary Safety SummaryMeanings of Each Symbol Grounding WireMay cause fire or electric shock Connect a EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Introduction Unpacking Remarks on the Location Precautions Remarks on Operating the ECR Table of Contents Setting Preparation of Each Key Operations in MGR Mode 125 122123 124 Turn the Control Lock to the REG position Outline of Preparation Procedure Before Operating the ECRInsert the MA key into the Control Lock EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Appearance and Nomenclature REG Control Lock and Control KeysControl Keys Control Lock Sign ALM OFF Display Message Descriptors Status Lamps Numeric Display Chg Keyboard#/NS Control Key Installing the Receipt/Journal RollInstalling the Receipt Roll Turn the Control Lock to the REG position using a Front View Installing the Journal Roll Turn the Control Lock to the OFF position Installing the Ribbon Cassette Setting Procedure Setting the Time and DateSetting the Time Condition for Setting Order Setting the Date2 8 9 Printing the Time and Date Tax Table SettingCondition for Setting After Daily Financial Reset Displaying the Time Tax 1 Full Breaks Non-cyclic Breaks + Cyclic Breaks To indicate that no breaks are entered To complete this tax table settingUsing the TX2/M key instead of TX1/M Tax 1 % Rate Only Example 1 Tax 1 Full Breaks Setting Examples Example 4 Tax 2 % Rate Only Example 2 Tax 1 a Break and % Rate Combination$0.85 to $1.12 Example 3 Tax 1 % Rate Only Examples 12% 55% Setting the GST Rate applicable to Canada only Taxable Limit Amount programmed Setting the Non-taxable Limit AmountExample $20.00 Tax 1 memory → Amount → Register No. SettingOperating Procedure Tax Calculation Test Code to deactivate the key Optional Key SettingList of Keys 124 CUR4 Foreign Currency Clear 127 LOG/RECEIPT Log/Receipt PR Open Preset Price OpenReceipt Issue Post-receipt Txbl TL Taxable Total Condition for Setting After all Daily and Periodical Resets Key Installation Setting EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series 0 1 After Closing the Store Daily Operation FlowBefore Opening the Store During Business Hours Signing Method Cashier Identifying Operation Sign OFF Receipt Format Cashier Push Key MethodSign on Receipt Format OFF Receipts OFF Lamp Status Change Operations Setting Preparation of Each Key, and Transaction EntriesReceipt-issue/Non-issue Selection Void Example7 Programming Department Status Department KeysProgramming Department Keys To set Tax 2 taxable status Programming ProcedureFS/M To set Negative status To set Tax 1 taxable status Itemized Key if operated inside a sale Items can be entered within one sale receipt sequenceSingle-item Key Department Status Program Receipt Format Condition After Daily Financial ResetProgramming Department LCs Listing Capacities Department LC Program Receipt Format Dept. → → AT/TLAmount can be entered in sale entries 6 6 6 6 Dept.8 AT/TL Setting Department Preset PricesDepartment Preset Price Setting Receipt Format 0 Dept.4 3 4 5 6 Dept.8 Open-price Department Sale Item Entries Using Department KeysPreset-price Department Entry of One Item Open-price Department Repeat → Dept. → Preset-price Department RepeatDepartment Repeat Entry Other Income Department Examples 123 23.4 234 Department Quantity Extension Multiplication→Dept @/FOR Product must not exceed 7 digits Department SPP Split-Package-Pricing@/FOR 0 Dept.1 0 0 Dept.7 Single-item Department Entry → Dept ⎯→ AT/TL PLU Price-Look-UpProgramming PLUs Programming PLU Table PLU Key PLU Code Quantity Price Dept PLU Table Program Receipt FormatWhole Package Link PLU Deletion Receipt Format Deleting ProcedureDeleting Individual PLUs PLU → 3 4 5 #/NS Changing PLU Preset Prices or Whole Package QuantityPLU Price Change Setting Receipt Format PLU Open-price PLU Preset-price PLUSale Item Entries of PLUs Entry of One PLU Item Example 23.4 234 PLU Repeat EntryPLU Quantity Extension Multiplication PLU AMT Preset-price PLU of SPP TypePLU SPP Split-Package-Pricing Open-price PLU of SPP Type Function just as an Itemized PLU if operated inside a sale Single-item PLU Entry1 PLU Receipt Print Format for PLU SPP Or Open Preset Price OpenExample 1 Entry of One Department Item sequence At any of these positions Listing Capacity OpenExample 2 Department Quantity Extension sequence Open Example 2 PLU Quantity Extension sequence Setting Preset Rate for % KeysPercent Charge, Percent Discount Condition Any time outside a sale and signed off Percent Charge on Sale Total Key Operations in Sale EntriesOperation Patterns Percent Charge on a Department or PLU Item If status Credit Balance Allowed is selected Dollar DiscountSale Item Entries → Vendor Coupon Entry of One Department Item Store Coupon@/FOR → EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Example of Store Coupon Entry Tax Modification Descriptions on pages 122 Food Stamp ModificationDepartment Returned Merchandise Item Correction Last Line Voiding At return Repeat entry is not possible using the RTN Mdse keyAt purchase At Void Repeat entry is not possible using the Void keyVoid Designated Line Voiding At Entry Effective All Void Transaction CancelEntries Including short-tendering #/NS Example Non-add Number Print3 4 5 6 Displayed Subtotal Read & PrintSubtotal entry Bit 4 on TAX Taxable Total ReadManual Tax Entry Changes due refunded in cash Food Stamp TenderFood Stampable Total Read/Tender Key All the items are Entered for Texas Type Food Stamp Tender Print Format SamplesGeneral Type Illinois Type To finalize with a cash amount tendered Tender Function Cash Total, Cash TenderAT/TL Cash Amount Tender/Total Key All the items are Entered for Customer ST or System. Option Setting, Address 6- Bit 1 on 0 0 #/NS Setting Cash Tender Key Preset AmountCash Tender Key Preset Amount Setting Receipt Format → @/FOR Finalizing a Sale as Check Non-cash Media Total, Non-cash Media Tender Finalizing a Sale as Media-Coupon Finalizing a Sale as Charge CASH1 to CASH3 Finalizing a Sale as Misc. Miscellaneous MediaMulti-tender, Split Tender Cash Into that media On reaching the sale total amount TX1/M TX2/M GST/M Tax ExemptionTo exempt the sale from designated taxes To exempt the sale from all taxes To cash other non-cash media Check CashingTo cash a check Example To enter $10.00 #/NS No-sale AT/TL Received-on-Account PaymentEO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Received-on-Account Key Without entering a prior amount Paid OutSale Paid in Foreign Currencies Programming Foreign Currency Keys Yen Japanese Yen Setting Foreign Currency Exchange RateExample Domestic Currency is US$ Centimes French Franc Entered for To the REG position Entering Sale Paid in a Foreign CurrencyUse the REG Key to All the items are Turn the Control Lock Dept.1 Example Key Operation and Display Sale is finalized. ⎯→ Post-issue ReceiptPost-issue Receipt Key Post-issue receipt is issued for Sale just finalized Sale Total Print Validation PrintValidation Key Initial Status for each Media Consecutive No. Non-print & Cashier ID Print Option Status EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Validation Print ExamplesReceipt Print Cashier ID Non-print & Consecutive No. Print Initial Status Address 1 Bit Print/Non-print Options on Sale ReceiptsAddress 14 Bit Address 13 Bit See Chapter Operations in MGR ModeItems programmed to require Manager Intervention KEY Void , STR CPN Or VND CPN keys For setting the Listing Capacities of specific DepartmentsListing Capacity Release By Doll Disc Operations in Mode Condition After Hourly Sales Reset Read and Reset Reports 100 0 #/NS 0 0 #/NS 3 0 #/NS 101 Selecting Print/Non- print Items on Reports 102 Report Taking OperationDaily Read Reports Daily Financial Read X Report → 1 0 → Media Sales and In-drawer Read X Report Daily Reset ReportsDaily Financial Reset Z Report Zone PLU Sales Read X Report 105 Daily Cashier Reset Z Report for Push Key MethodDaily Hourly Sales Reset Z Report All PLU Sales Reset Z Report 106 Zone PLU Sales Reset Z ReportPeriodical Read Reports Periodical Financial Read X Report → 2 0 → Periodical Reset ReportsPeriodical Financial Reset Z Report Report Sample Format 108 Financial Read or Reset Report Daily or Periodical Initial Status Non-print 109 Not on Periodical Reports 110 111 Gross Sale Memory Balance112 Grand Total 113 Cashier Read or Reset Report Daily or PeriodicalDaily Cashier Read or Reset Report Periodical Cashier Read or Reset Report 114 Daily Hourly Sales Read or Reset Report 115 Daily PLU Read or Reset Report All or ZoneDaily All PLU Read or Reset Report Daily Zone PLU Read or Reset Report 116 Daily Media Sales & In-drawer Read Report To access all Addresses 1 to System Option SettingProgramming Procedure To access Addresses 1 to To select the following options #/NS118 Status 119 Reset SETAddress Your Selection ⎯→ Supplementary Description Bit120 121 Key Initial SET Bit Nos122 Tax Status, Food Stamp Status Vacant Supplementary Description 123Food Stamp Status 2 Your Selection ⎯→ Tax Status Taxable Required Not Required 124 Allowed Prohibited 125Sale Total Tendered Amount Prohibited Sale Total When Bit 1 is Reset126 Transactions 127Calculation of change due Finalizing Received-on-Account Nos Over-tendering Cashing with no purchase, using this key128 Initial Reports Sum of Other Income Departments on 129Chg, MISC, CPN NON-PRINT Print Cashier ID on Validation 130Validation allowed for same item Only Once Receipt Consecutive No. on Validation Lines 131Separate Print Consolidated Line 132 Address 1 133 NON-RESETTABLE Resettable Subtotal General Type 134Follow Bit 5 status Follow Bit 8 status Texas Type EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Bit 4 SET and Bit 5 Reset135 Illinois Type 136 Operating ProcedureProgram Data Verification Condition Any time outside a sale 137 Department Preset Price ReadDepartment LC and Status Read 138 PLU Table Read 139 Other Programmed Data Read 140 System Option Read 141 Paper Roll Replacement and Other MaintenanceTurn the Control Lock to the REG position using Replacing the Receipt Roll Depress the JF key to feed the remaining paper end Replacing the Journal Roll142 143 Turn the Control Lock to the OFF position usingReplacing the Ribbon Cassette 144 145 Replenishing Ink to the Store Name Stamp Store name, address, and telephone No., etc. is 146Density of the printed message Ordering a Store Name Stamp which contains your Locking Manual Drawer Release and LockRemoving the Drawer Releasing 148 Changing the Layout of the Money Case 149 Case of the Power FailureMedia Slot 150 TroubleshootingTrouble concerning Power Supply Power is not turned on Printing gets stained Paper roll wrinklesPrinter prints nothing Printing as a whole is too light Paper jam has occurred Abnormal sound generatesStamp does not work Print of the stamp is too light Normal operations cannot be carried out Trouble concerning Drawer Drawer does not openTrouble concerning Display Display displays nothing Trouble during Normal Operations 154 Error tone beeps 155 Status Clear and Memory Clear OperationsStatus Clear Operation Depress AT/TL key Sales Memory Clear156 157 All Memory Clear Validation Slip Spec SpecificationsSpecifications are subject to change without notice 158 Box Corpus Christi, TX 800 354-6416 Fax 800 322-4515 Voice 159 160