Fiscal Accounting Technical Description; Fiscal Printer Operation; Definition Of Terminology - IBM 4610 SureMark GR3 Programming Manual Supplement

3.0 Fiscal Accounting Technical Description

This section discusses the fiscal printer operation, defines the terminology used in the operation of the
printer, and describes the fiscal commands in terms of the function they provide.

3.1 Fiscal Printer Operation

The fiscal printer operates under control of an application program communicating with it through a serial
link (Device Channel).
It is designed to execute a predefined set of commands, logically sequenced according to the type of
operations to be performed.
The application program has no direct control of the resources residing in the fiscal unit, but it can retrieve
data related to accumulators, counters, fiscal unit state and fiscal memory.
The fiscal printer performs the following operations, assuring that they are executed according to the fiscal
law in Turkey:
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Record serialization parameters
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Record fiscal configuration options
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Record store configuration options
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Record sale amount and generate customer fiscal voucher
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Record fiscal receipt amount and generate receipt receipt document
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Record return receipt amount and generate return receipt document
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Record diplomatic receipt amount and generate diplomatic receipt document
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Record waybill receipt amount and generate waywill receipt document
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Print X-Report
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Record daily sales in the fiscal memory and generate closure report
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Generate fiscal memory content reports
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Print reports generated by the application program
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Report selected data to the application program
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Print Credit Slips

3.2 Definition of Terminology

Please study these definitions.
J4/CE Jumper is a procedure performed by service representatives that clears the battery-backed RAM.
(CR) Customer Receipt
is the left side print station that prints from rolls of paper.
This station prints the slip of paper that verifies that a sales transaction occurred.
(SJ) Summary Journal
is the right side print station that prints on rolls of paper and winds up the printed
paper in the printer as the journal of the day's printing.
(DI) Document Insert
is the print station that has the capability to insert forms from the top or the bottom of
the printer and print either in a forward or reverse direction, where allowed.
Sale Period is a group of sale transactions over a given amount of time, usually measured daily.
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