Advanced Programming; General Information; Preset Programs And Function Flags (Introduction); Department Unit Price - Royal CMS487 PLUS Operating Instructions Manual

ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
USE "PRG" MODE FOR ALL PROGRAMMING
GENERAL INFORMATION
The programmlngoprJons on your electronic cash register iIIe deslgne<1 to let you customize your machine operatJans
printouts. and reports to nt your Individual business nee<1s: and to change as your needs may d1ange. '
The examples for each preset option show quite clearly the keys that must be punched and the order in which they
are used. When a preset aption-is entered in a way that is acceptable to the m'achine, the "PAG" display indicator
appears. You may run a tape to check your presets at any time you are in the "PRG" mode.
Please note that your Individualized preset programming may
be
as simple or complex as your needs dictate. It Is nOI
necessary to set and utilize all of the many optJons avallable. A non-utilized preset op!lon will show up as one or more zeroes
on your Check tape.
PRESET PROGRAMS AND FUNCTION F1..AGS
Pr ... ts
allow you to enter numeric Information that will be constant throughout your transactlons. These entries will save
you a great deal ot Ume dUring the register
opera~on
because they iIIe pre-entered and do no! need to
be
keyed-In repeatedly
each tJme they iIIe used. They may also be chaJ'lge<1 when your individualized data changes.
Flags iIIe use<1 to change functJon formats trom the way they are programmed Into tJie cash register at the factory. EaCh
flag chart has a column headed by "0" (zero) which Indicates the way that nag Is factory-set. The balance at each chartshowl
the o!her choices available for one or more functions associated with thaI nag. The machine will
u~llze
the factory-set format
unless you program-In ather optJons. On the charts, an "0" means yas and an "X" maans no. When necessary, sldf!.
notea IdenrJty other lettel'keys on !he charts. PreseUi begin on page 12 and functJon tlags begin on page 17.
OEPARTMEHTUNITPRICE -Allows.you to assign a set price into a Department key
for qUick ring-ups.
s.J1 department unit prices usIng numbers up to seven dlglUilong.
~ote:
i t . is not necessary to
press the decimal point when programming In a price.
Type [nnnnnnn] (7-dlglt unit prl!:'..e), press rDP] (DP refers to numbered Department key.)
Examples:
Settlng a unit price 01 100 for depilltment code 1: Type [1]. [0]. (0]. press [DEPARTMENT 1], to p rog ram
a price of one dollar in department one.
Settlng a unit price of
150 for department code 2: Type [1]. [5]. [0]. press [DEPARTMENT 2].
to p rog ram
i;l
price of one dollar and
.50
cents in department two.
J
Setllng a unit price 011240 for department code ,8: Type [1
j, [2). [41. [0]. press [DEPT. SHIFT] then [DEPT. 18].,
to program a price of
$12.40
in department
18.
OEPARTMENT LINKS
You may link a department to any or all of the following functions:
A. High dlgitlocXout (Inhibits entry of a high-dlgit number. as specified.)
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0 1
2
3
4
5
6
High digit lockout 7 1
2 3
I
4
5
6
10