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		MA-516 OWNER’S MANUAL
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23.	Program Data Verification	136
	Operating Procedure	136
24. Paper Roll Replacement and Other Maintenance		141
	Replacing the Receipt Roll	141
	Replacing the Journal Roll	142
	Replacing the Ribbon Cassette	143
	Replenishing Ink to the Store Name Stamp	145
	Manual Drawer Release and Lock	147
	Removing the Drawer	147
	Changing the Layout of the Money Case	148
	Media Slot	149
25. In Case of the Power Failure		149
26. Troubleshooting		150
27. Status Clear and Memory Clear Operations		155
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	Sales Memory Clear	156
	All Memory Clear	157
28.	Specifications	158
	STAMP ORDER	159
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MA-516-100 specifications

The Toshiba MA-516-100 is a versatile and powerful product that has made a mark in various applications, particularly in the telecommunications and consumer electronics sectors. It is well-regarded for its ability to deliver high performance while maintaining energy efficiency, making it an attractive choice for manufacturers and developers alike.

One of the standout features of the MA-516-100 is its exceptional processing capability. It incorporates a robust microcontroller architecture that supports a wide range of tasks, providing users with the flexibility to develop complex applications without compromising on performance. This microcontroller is designed to handle multitasking efficiently, allowing for seamless operation and responsiveness even under heavy loads.

The MA-516-100 is equipped with advanced communication technologies, which are crucial for modern devices. This includes support for various protocols, enabling the product to interface with network and wireless systems effortlessly. It also features high-speed data transfer capabilities, ensuring that information can be sent and received quickly and reliably. This makes it ideal for IoT applications, smart home systems, and other interconnected devices.

In terms of energy efficiency, the Toshiba MA-516-100 stands out with its low power consumption characteristics. It employs innovative power management technologies that minimize energy usage without sacrificing performance. This attribute not only reduces operational costs for users but also aligns with the global push towards sustainability and reducing carbon footprints.

Another important characteristic of the MA-516-100 is its compact design. The product is engineered with space-saving considerations, making it suitable for integration into a wide variety of devices where size is a constraint. This compactness, combined with its robust feature set, makes it a highly adaptable solution.

Durability and reliability are also key hallmarks of the Toshiba MA-516-100. Built with high-quality materials and advanced manufacturing processes, it is designed to withstand the rigors of day-to-day use in diverse environments. This ensures that users can rely on its performance over extended periods, providing long-term value.

In conclusion, the Toshiba MA-516-100 represents a well-rounded solution characterized by its processing power, energy efficiency, and communication capabilities, alongside a durable and compact design. These features combine to make it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications in today’s technology landscape. Whether used in consumer electronics or industrial applications, the MA-516-100 is poised to meet the demands of today's and tomorrow's digital world.

Contents

MA-516-100 Series Copyright Safety Summary Meanings of Each SymbolSafety Summary Wire May cause fire or electric shock Connect aGrounding Introduction EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Unpacking Precautions Remarks on the Location Remarks on Operating the ECR Table of Contents Setting Preparation of Each Key Operations in MGR Mode 122 123124 125 Outline of Preparation Procedure Before Operating the ECR Insert the MA key into the Control LockTurn the Control Lock to the REG position EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Appearance and Nomenclature Control Lock and Control Keys Control KeysControl Lock REG Display Sign ALM OFF Numeric Display Message Descriptors Status Lamps Keyboard #/NSChg Installing the Receipt/Journal Roll Installing the Receipt RollTurn the Control Lock to the REG position using a Control Key Front View Installing the Journal Roll Installing the Ribbon Cassette Turn the Control Lock to the OFF position Setting the Time and Date Setting the TimeCondition for Setting Setting Procedure Setting the Date 2 8 9Order Tax Table Setting Condition for Setting After Daily Financial ResetDisplaying the Time Printing the Time and Date Tax 1 Full Breaks Non-cyclic Breaks + Cyclic Breaks To complete this tax table setting Using the TX2/M key instead of TX1/MTax 1 % Rate Only To indicate that no breaks are entered Setting Examples Example 1 Tax 1 Full Breaks Example 2 Tax 1 a Break and % Rate Combination $0.85 to $1.12Example 3 Tax 1 % Rate Only Example 4 Tax 2 % Rate Only Setting the GST Rate applicable to Canada only Examples 12% 55% Setting the Non-taxable Limit Amount Example $20.00Tax 1 memory Taxable Limit Amount programmed Register No. Setting Operating ProcedureTax Calculation Test → Amount → Optional Key Setting List of KeysCode to deactivate the key PR Open Preset Price Open Receipt Issue Post-receiptTxbl TL Taxable Total 124 CUR4 Foreign Currency Clear 127 LOG/RECEIPT Log/Receipt Key Installation Setting Condition for Setting After all Daily and Periodical Resets EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series 0 1 Daily Operation Flow Before Opening the StoreDuring Business Hours After Closing the Store Cashier Identifying Operation Signing Method Cashier Push Key Method Sign on Receipt FormatSign OFF Receipt Format Setting Preparation of Each Key, and Transaction Entries Receipt-issue/Non-issue SelectionOFF Receipts OFF Lamp Status Change Operations Example7 Void Department Keys Programming Department KeysProgramming Department Status Programming Procedure FS/MTo set Negative status To set Tax 1 taxable status To set Tax 2 taxable status Items can be entered within one sale receipt sequence Single-item KeyItemized Key if operated inside a sale Condition After Daily Financial Reset Programming Department LCs Listing CapacitiesDepartment Status Program Receipt Format Dept. → → AT/TL Amount can be entered in sale entriesDepartment LC Program Receipt Format Setting Department Preset Prices Department Preset Price Setting Receipt Format0 Dept.4 3 4 5 6 Dept.8 6 6 6 6 Dept.8 AT/TL Sale Item Entries Using Department Keys Preset-price DepartmentEntry of One Item Open-price Department Preset-price Department Repeat Department Repeat EntryOther Income Department Open-price Department Repeat → Dept. → Department Quantity Extension Multiplication →Dept@/FOR Examples 123 23.4 234 Department SPP Split-Package-Pricing @/FORProduct must not exceed 7 digits Single-item Department Entry 0 Dept.1 0 0 Dept.7 PLU Price-Look-Up Programming PLUs Programming PLU TablePLU Key → Dept ⎯→ AT/TL PLU Table Program Receipt Format Whole PackageLink PLU Code Quantity Price Dept Deleting Procedure Deleting Individual PLUsPLU → PLU Deletion Receipt Format Changing PLU Preset Prices or Whole Package Quantity PLU Price Change Setting Receipt FormatPLU 3 4 5 #/NS Preset-price PLU Sale Item Entries of PLUsEntry of One PLU Item Open-price PLU PLU Repeat Entry PLU Quantity Extension MultiplicationExample 23.4 234 Preset-price PLU of SPP Type PLU SPP Split-Package-PricingOpen-price PLU of SPP Type PLU AMT Single-item PLU Entry 1 PLUReceipt Print Format for PLU SPP Function just as an Itemized PLU if operated inside a sale Preset Price Open Example 1 Entry of One Department Item sequenceOr Open Listing Capacity Open Example 2 Department Quantity Extension sequenceOpen At any of these positions Setting Preset Rate for % Keys Percent Charge, Percent DiscountCondition Any time outside a sale and signed off Example 2 PLU Quantity Extension sequence Key Operations in Sale Entries Operation PatternsPercent Charge on a Department or PLU Item Percent Charge on Sale Total Dollar Discount Sale Item Entries →If status Credit Balance Allowed is selected Vendor Coupon Store Coupon @/FOR →Entry of One Department Item Tax Modification EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Example of Store Coupon Entry Food Stamp Modification DepartmentDescriptions on pages 122 Item Correction Last Line Voiding Returned Merchandise Repeat entry is not possible using the RTN Mdse key At purchaseAt return Repeat entry is not possible using the Void key Void Designated Line VoidingAt Entry At Void All Void Transaction Cancel EntriesIncluding short-tendering Effective Non-add Number Print 3 4 5 6#/NS Example Subtotal Read & Print Subtotal entryBit 4 on Displayed Taxable Total Read Manual Tax EntryTAX Food Stamp Tender Food Stampable Total Read/Tender KeyAll the items are Entered for Changes due refunded in cash Food Stamp Tender Print Format Samples General TypeIllinois Type Texas Type Cash Total, Cash Tender AT/TL Cash Amount Tender/Total KeyAll the items are Entered for Customer ST or To finalize with a cash amount tendered Tender Function System. Option Setting, Address 6- Bit 1 on Setting Cash Tender Key Preset Amount Cash Tender Key Preset Amount Setting Receipt Format→ @/FOR 0 0 #/NS Non-cash Media Total, Non-cash Media Tender Finalizing a Sale as Check Finalizing a Sale as Charge Finalizing a Sale as Media-Coupon Finalizing a Sale as Misc. Miscellaneous Media Multi-tender, Split TenderCash CASH1 to CASH3 On reaching the sale total amount Into that media Tax Exemption To exempt the sale from designated taxesTo exempt the sale from all taxes TX1/M TX2/M GST/M Check Cashing To cash a checkExample To enter $10.00 To cash other non-cash media No-sale #/NS Received-on-Account Payment EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Received-on-Account KeyAT/TL Paid Out Sale Paid in Foreign CurrenciesProgramming Foreign Currency Keys Without entering a prior amount Setting Foreign Currency Exchange Rate Example Domestic Currency is US$Centimes French Franc Yen Japanese Yen Entering Sale Paid in a Foreign Currency Use the REG Key toAll the items are Turn the Control Lock Entered for To the REG position Example Key Operation and Display Dept.1 Post-issue Receipt Post-issue Receipt KeyPost-issue receipt is issued for Sale just finalized Sale is finalized. ⎯→ Validation Print Validation KeyInitial Status for each Media Sale Total Print EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Validation Print Examples Receipt PrintCashier ID Non-print & Consecutive No. Print Initial Status Consecutive No. Non-print & Cashier ID Print Option Status Print/Non-print Options on Sale Receipts Address 14 BitAddress 13 Bit Address 1 Bit Operations in MGR Mode Items programmed to require Manager InterventionKEY See Chapter For setting the Listing Capacities of specific Departments Listing Capacity ReleaseBy Doll Disc Void , STR CPN Or VND CPN keys Operations in Mode Read and Reset Reports Condition After Hourly Sales Reset 0 #/NS 0 0 #/NS 3 0 #/NS 100 Selecting Print/Non- print Items on Reports 101 Report Taking Operation Daily Read ReportsDaily Financial Read X Report 102 → 1 0 → Daily Reset Reports Daily Financial Reset Z ReportZone PLU Sales Read X Report Media Sales and In-drawer Read X Report Daily Cashier Reset Z Report for Push Key Method Daily Hourly Sales Reset Z ReportAll PLU Sales Reset Z Report 105 Zone PLU Sales Reset Z Report Periodical Read ReportsPeriodical Financial Read X Report 106 Periodical Reset Reports Periodical Financial Reset Z ReportReport Sample Format → 2 0 → Financial Read or Reset Report Daily or Periodical 108 109 Initial Status Non-print 110 Not on Periodical Reports 111 Memory Balance 112Grand Total Gross Sale Cashier Read or Reset Report Daily or Periodical Daily Cashier Read or Reset ReportPeriodical Cashier Read or Reset Report 113 Daily Hourly Sales Read or Reset Report 114 Daily PLU Read or Reset Report All or Zone Daily All PLU Read or Reset ReportDaily Zone PLU Read or Reset Report 115 Daily Media Sales & In-drawer Read Report 116 System Option Setting Programming ProcedureTo access Addresses 1 to To access all Addresses 1 to #/NS 118Status To select the following options Reset SET AddressYour Selection ⎯→ 119 Bit 120Supplementary Description 121 Initial SET Bit Nos 122Tax Status, Food Stamp Status Key 123 Food Stamp Status 2 Your Selection ⎯→ Tax StatusTaxable Vacant Supplementary Description 124 Required Not Required 125 Sale Total Tendered AmountProhibited Allowed Prohibited When Bit 1 is Reset 126Sale Total 127 Calculation of change due Finalizing Received-on-AccountTransactions Over-tendering Cashing with no purchase, using this key 128Initial Nos 129 Chg, MISC, CPNNON-PRINT Print Reports Sum of Other Income Departments on 130 Validation allowed for same item Only OnceReceipt Consecutive No. on Validation Cashier ID on Validation 131 Separate PrintConsolidated Line Lines Address 1 132 NON-RESETTABLE Resettable Subtotal 133 134 Follow Bit 5 statusFollow Bit 8 status General Type EO1-11116 MA-516-100 Series Bit 4 SET and Bit 5 Reset 135Illinois Type Texas Type Operating Procedure Program Data VerificationCondition Any time outside a sale 136 Department Preset Price Read Department LC and Status Read137 PLU Table Read 138 Other Programmed Data Read 139 System Option Read 140 Paper Roll Replacement and Other Maintenance Turn the Control Lock to the REG position usingReplacing the Receipt Roll 141 Replacing the Journal Roll 142Depress the JF key to feed the remaining paper end Turn the Control Lock to the OFF position using Replacing the Ribbon Cassette143 144 Replenishing Ink to the Store Name Stamp 145 146 Density of the printed messageOrdering a Store Name Stamp which contains your Store name, address, and telephone No., etc. is Manual Drawer Release and Lock Removing the DrawerReleasing Locking Changing the Layout of the Money Case 148 Case of the Power Failure Media Slot149 Troubleshooting Trouble concerning Power Supply Power is not turned on150 Paper roll wrinkles Printer prints nothingPrinting as a whole is too light Printing gets stained Abnormal sound generates Stamp does not workPrint of the stamp is too light Paper jam has occurred Trouble concerning Drawer Drawer does not open Trouble concerning Display Display displays nothingTrouble during Normal Operations Normal operations cannot be carried out Error tone beeps 154 Status Clear and Memory Clear Operations Status ClearOperation 155 Sales Memory Clear 156Depress AT/TL key All Memory Clear 157 Specifications Specifications are subject to change without notice158 Validation Slip Spec 159 Box Corpus Christi, TX 800 354-6416 Fax 800 322-4515 Voice 160