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Uniwell LX-5600 Programming Manual

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2004-12-2
LX-5000
series 02 type
LX-5600 2-sheet dot matrix printer
LX-5700 2-sheet thermal printer
LX-5750 1-sheet thermal printer
Programming /
Manual
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CAUTION!
When the control key position is LOCK, the display is
off and keyboard is disabled but the ECR's power is still
ON. So that before you open the upper case, make sure
that the AC cord is disconnected. Especially when you
replace the ROM, it must be disconnected, otherwise the
ECR will be damaged.

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  • Page 1 2004-12-2 LX-5000 series 02 type LX-5600 2-sheet dot matrix printer LX-5700 2-sheet thermal printer LX-5750 1-sheet thermal printer Programming / Manual /" CAUTION! When the control key position is LOCK, the display is off and keyboard is disabled but the ECR's power is still ON.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS OF PROGRAMMING MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLATION......................1 II. INTRODUCTION.......................... 2 III. SPECIFICATIONS ........................3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ........................5 RAM BOARD EXPANSION ..........................6 OPTIONS.................................6 SET-UP OF PERIPHERALS...........................6 IV. STANDARD KEY LAYOUT ....................... 7 V. PROGRAMMING ......................... 9 KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING ........................10 (SP-101) KEY LAYOUT ............................10 PLU &...
  • Page 3 (SP-108) TAX EXEMPTION LIMIT FOR % TAX / TAX TABLE FOR ADD-ON TAX SYSTEM ....43 MEDIA PROGRAMMING ...........................46 (SP-253) PRESET TENDER KEY LINK TO MEDIA ..................46 (Z1/P-315) PRESET TENDER AMOUNT ......................47 (SP-110) MEDIA FUNCTION ..........................48 CLERK PROGRAMMING ...........................51 (SP-211) SECRET CLERK CODE ........................
  • Page 4 CONTENTS OF INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL (This manual is independent from the programming manual.) I. INTERFACE INFORMATION II. IRC SYSTEM III. PERIPHERALS 1. TERMINAL PRINTERS 1) TP-822/832 (Kitchen Printer, connected to ch-A) 2) TP-620 (Slip Printer, connected to ch-A) 3) CBM-1000 (Thermal Kitchen Printer, connected to ch-A via NA-710/730) 4) TM-T88III (Thermal Slip Printer, connected to ch-B) 2.

  • Page 5: I. Before Installation

    BEFORE INSTALLATION 1. Power Supply Use specified power supply. Do not connect with other machines which may cause electricity line noise. 2. Battery Charge A battery is installed in ECR in order to maintain registration and programming contents for about 3 months. If it has been discharged during transportation, the battery should be recharged before use.

  • Page 6: Ii. Introduction

    II. INTRODUCTION This ECR is Hospitality POS terminals for Restaurants, Bars / Pubs and Quick Service having a lot of functions like scanning system, clerk interrupt system and Inter Register Communication, and so on as follows; Major Features • LCD display (21 digits, 8 lines) with scroll functions •...

  • Page 7: Iii. Specifications

    III. SPECIFICATIONS Epson M-U420 impact dot matrix without an auto cutter Printer model, 2-sheet dot matrix printer speed 3 lines/sec Receipt, journal 24 columns/line MATRIX Validation 55 columns/line PRINTER Fine quality paper roll Paper roll MODEL 44.5 +/- 0.5 mm x ø83 mm Validation paper 135 to 210 mm (width), min.
  • Page 8 Channel Used for IRC : up to 8 units including an ECR master or PC as IRC master (Tensai2000) via NA-720 4 kitchen printer -- one of kitchen printer can be used as a slip printer TP-822 : Citizen DP-416 impact dot matrix printer with auto cutter TP-832 : Citizen LT-1320 thermal printer with auto cutter A RS485 CBM-1000 : thermal printer with auto cutter (connected via NA-710/730)

  • Page 9: System Configuration

    SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Maximum 8 units can be connected via IRC line including the master, max. 4 kitchen printers and max. 4 slip printers. However, an ECR can use one slip printer. PC as IRC master (Tensai2000) Slip printer, max. 4 RS232C TP-620 MODEM...

  • Page 10: Ram Board Expansion

    RAM BOARD EXPANSION When ECR is set up our plant, one 4M bit RAM chip has been installed on the MPU board. Additional one of two RAM boards is available as follows: Standard Option #62078 SX MR K-UNIT #62079 SX/TX MR K- Functions One 4M bit RAM chip 021-1M...

  • Page 11: Iv. Standard Key Layout

    IV. STANDARD KEY LAYOUT LOCK Stroke Keyboard Z1/P (BS) (SPACE) (CAPS) (SMALL) BUFFER RECEIPT PRINT1 (A/C) (DOUBLE) & CLERK X2/FOR REFUND REPEAT TIME VOID Ä Ø PRICE ENTER Σ Ö Å PAGE SCROLL TTL 2 TTL 1 Ü PAGE SCROLL DOWN "...
  • Page 12 Flat Keyboard LOCK Z1/P PAGE CLERK CLERK CLERK SCROLL SCROLL PAGE ENTER " DOWN Æ & £ Ñ (A/C) Σ BUFFER RECEIPT X2/FOR PRINT 1 TIME Ö Ü CLERK PRICE Ä SHIFT ← Ø REFUND REPEAT < > (BS) Å SBTL SALE ↑...

  • Page 13: V. Programming

    PROGRAMMING There are two methods for programming sequence: Program Selection Method, user friendly sequence with usability of LCD display Direct Program Number Entry Method Program Selection Method Turn the control key to SP position. CLERK NAME 00001 PROGRAM Enter the clerk ID and press CLERK ID key. IRC PROGRAM Select PROGRAM and press ENTER key.

  • Page 14: Keyboard Programming

    KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING (SP-101) KEY LAYOUT If you want to change the keyboard position from standard keyboard layout, use Key Layout Programming sequence below. Before performing the sequence, confirm that SP-9904 Key Table Transfer has already been done to copy the standard key layout to the programmable key table. After the key layout programming is completed, then select the programmable key table [ C1 ] or [ F1 ].
  • Page 15 Function Contents Function Contents Function Contents not used key CLERK 6 RPF (Receipt Paper Feed) HARD PLU CLERK 7 JPF (Journal Paper Feed) LOOK UP PLU CLERK 8 RECEIPT OFF 3 ~ 99 not used CLERK 9 CHECK-OUT BILL 1 PRESET TENDER 1 CLERK 10 CHECK-OUT BILL 2...
  • Page 16 These numbers on the keys are used to indicate key position numbers whereas the key numbers listed in the previous page indicate key function numbers. Stroke Keyboard option (CL) (00) (•) Flat Keyboard 068 059 050 041 032 023 067 058 049 040 031 022 066 057 048 039 030 021 014 007 065 056 047 038 029 020 013 006 128 123 118 113 108 103 098 093 088 083 078 073 064 055 046...

  • Page 17: Plu & Group Programming

    PLU & GROUP PROGRAMMING PLU & group programming can be performed by one of the following three different ways: SIMPLE method --- program number entry not required and programs each PLU/group INDIVIDUAL method --- program number entry required and programs each PLU/group SEQUENTIAL method --- programs PLUs/groups by a range entering Start # and End # The following three programs must be completed to use PLUs.

  • Page 18: Sp-203/4203) Plu Link To Group

    ** SEQUENTIAL ** < SP >--{(4201)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{*start PLU}--{*end PLU}--[X2 to create PLU or CR to delete PLU]--[TTL 25/ENTER]--[CL * PLU entry: (PLU code: max. 14 digits)--[ • /ENTER] / Scanner / Hard PLU key entering , MENU SHIFT/PLU MODIFIER keys can be pressed if required. Before PLU to be used for a link PLU, the PLU code must be 6 digits.
  • Page 19 ** INDIVIDUAL ** < SP >--{(203)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{PLU entry}--{(*Link group-A #: 1 ~ 64)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(*Link group-B #: 1 ~ 25)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--[00/CL for another PLU]--[CL]--[CL PLU entry: (PLU code: max. 14 digits)--[ • /ENTER] / Scanner / Hard PLU key entering , MENU SHIFT/PLU MODIFIER keys can be pressed if required.

  • Page 20: Z1/P-5302) Plu Name & Price

    (Z1/P-5302) PLU NAME & PRICE ** SIMPLE ** Available if [SF-33.a] is selected. <Z1/P>--{[MODIFIER or MENU] if required}--[HARD PLU key]--{select PLU name, 1st or 2nd price}-- [ENTER]--(PLU name: max. 22 characters, Price: max. 8 digits)--[ENTER or X2 for price]--[CL ** INDIVIDUAL ** <Z1/P>--{(5302)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{PLU entry}--{select PLU name, 1st or 2nd price}-- [ENTER]--(PLU name: max.

  • Page 21: Z1/P-320/4320) Plu Halo (High Amount Lock-Out)

    ** INDIVIDUAL ** <Z1/P>--{(305)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{PLU entry}--{select 1st PRICE or 2nd PRICE}-- [ENTER]--(*PLU price: max. 8 digits)--[X2/ENTER]--[X2 for next PLU, 00/CL for another PLU]--[CL]--[CL ** SEQUENTIAL ** <Z1/P>--(4305)--[X2/ENTER]--{start PLU}--{end PLU}--(*1st price: max. 8 digits)--[X2/ENTER]--(*2nd price: max. 8 digits)--[X2/ENTER]--[TTL 25/ENTER]--[CL PLU entry: (PLU code: max.

  • Page 22: Sp-200/4200) Plu Function Flag

    ** SEQUENTIAL ** <Z1/P>--{(4320)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{start PLU}--{end PLU}--(*HALO: 00 ~ 98)-- [X2/ENTER]--[TTL 25/ENTER]--[CL PLU entry: (PLU code: max. 14 digits)--[ • /ENTER] / Scanner / Hard PLU key entering , MENU SHIFT/PLU MODIFIER keys can be pressed if required. Before * Enter 00 or 0 for manual price entry prohibited.
  • Page 23 ** SEQUENTIAL ** < SP >--{(4200)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{start PLU}--{end PLU}--(Set flag data by 1, 0 or ENTER. Use SCROLL keys to move cursor and PAGE keys to change page.)--[*X2 to fix or • to cancel]-- [TTL 25/ENTER]--[CL PLU entry: (PLU code: max.
  • Page 24 1/0 bit PF-3 a Price override on Hard PLU key [SF-68.a=1] Direct multiplication on Hard PLU key b Number of tickets [b,c,d] [f=1] [001] 1 ticket; [010] 2 tickets; [011] 3 tickets; [100] 4 tickets; [101] 5 tickets; [110] 6 tickets; [111] 7 tickets; [000] ticket item not printed on ticket (but printed on receipt) e Cooking message input compulsory not compulsory Ticket PLU [b~d]...

  • Page 25: Sp-204) Plu Link To One Plu/Look Up Plu Key

    (SP-204) PLU LINK TO ONE PLU/LOOK UP PLU KEY One PLU or LOOK UP PLU key can be assigned to a PLU depending on [PF-5.e]. < SP >--{(204)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{PLU entry}--[X2 for the next, 00/CL for another PLU]-- (*link PLU code: max.

  • Page 26: Sp-209/4209) Plu Link To Supplementary Message

    (SP-209/4209) PLU LINK TO SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE ** INDIVIDUAL ** < SP >--{(209)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{PLU entry}--[X2 for the next, 00/CL for another PLU]-- {(*Supplementary message #1 ~ 50, 0 for no link)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--[CL] PLU entry: (PLU code: max. 14 digits)--[ • /ENTER] / Scanner / Hard PLU key entering , MENU SHIFT/PLU MODIFIER keys can be pressed if required.

  • Page 27: Sp-223/4223) Group-A Link To Main Group-A

    (SP-223/4223) GROUP-A LINK TO MAIN GROUP-A ** INDIVIDUAL ** < SP >--{(223)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(Group-A #: 1 ~ 64)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list}--[X2 for the next group-A]--{(Link main group-A #: 1 ~ 10, 0 for no link)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--[CL] 223 GRP-A LINK M-GRP GROUP-A-01...

  • Page 28: Sp-111) Menu Layout

    (SP-111) MENU LAYOUT < SP >--{(111)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{*select MENU from the list}--{(PLU code: max. 14 digits)--[ • /ENTER] or Scanner}--{PRESS REQUIRED KEY: press the physical HARD PLU key position}-- [CL] * The selected menu in the sequence remains until the next menu is selected. 111 MENU LAYOUT 111 MENU LAYOUT PRESS REQUIRED KEY...

  • Page 29: Z2-406) Plu Stock

    (Z2-406) PLU STOCK ** SIMPLE ** < Z2 >--{(PLU code: max. 14 digits)--[PLU] or Scanner}--[X2 for the next, 00 for another]--(*Quantity: 0 ~ 79999.999)--[X2/ENTER to add to the current stock, CR to subtract from the current stock]--[CL * Entered quantity is not replaced with current stock but it is added or subtracted to/from the current stock. CLERK NAME 00001 CAPTINO CAPTINO...

  • Page 30: Z2-426) Group-A Stock

    (Z2-426) GROUP-A STOCK < Z2 >--{(426)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(Group-A #: 1 ~ 64)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list}--[X2 for the next, 00 for another]--(*Quantity: 0 ~ 79999.999)--[X2/ENTER to add, CR to subtract]--[CL * Entered quantity is not replaced with current stock but it is added or subtracted to/from the current stock. 426 GROUP-A STOCK 426 GROUP-A STOCK 426 GROUP-A STOCK...

  • Page 31: Sp-5201) Complete Plu Programming

    (SP-5201) COMPLETE PLU PROGRAMMING All PLU programmings can be done in one sequence. < SP >--{(5201)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{*PLU entry}--{select program contents from the list: see table below}--(set PLU data: see table below)--[X2/ENTER]--[CL for another PLU]--[CL * PLU entry: (PLU code: max. 14 digits)--[ • /ENTER] / Scanner / Hard PLU key entering , MENU SHIFT/PLU MODIFIER keys can be pressed if required.

  • Page 32: Look Up Plu Programming

    LOOK UP PLU PROGRAMMING Simple Look Up PLU function: 40 LOOK UP PLU keys (SP-101 page 10) Up to 40 PLUs assigned to one LOOK UP PLU key (SP-504 page 28) 16 characters of LOOK UP PLU key name (SP-502 page 32) PLU list of LOOK UP PLU key is displayed until clear.

  • Page 33: Sp-500) Look Up Plu Function

    (SP-500) LOOK UP PLU FUNCTION < SP >--{(500)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{select LOOK UP PLU key from the list}--[ENTER]-- (Set flag data by 1, 0 or ENTER. Use SCROLL keys to move cursor and PAGE keys to change page.)-- [*X2 to fix the setting and for the next flag or the next LOOK UP PLU key or 00/CL for another LOOK UP PLU key]--[CL]--[CL] * Press X2 to fix the selection.

  • Page 34: Sp-509) Look Up Plu Menu Shift Value

    (SP-509) LOOK UP PLU MENU SHIFT VALUE Look Up PLU Menu Shift - allows the setting of shift values to apply to Look Up PLUs. The value is added to the LUPLU number, this total will be the LUPLU used with the shifted PLU MENU. This value enables the LOOK UP PLU function keys to use other Look Up PLU lists when the MENU SHIFT keys are used, provided the Look Up PLU flag [LUPF-1.b=0].

  • Page 35: Sp-5502) Complete Look Up Plu Programming

    (SP-5502) COMPLETE LOOK UP PLU PROGRAMMING Following Look Up PLU programmings can be done in one sequence. < SP >--{(5502)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{select LOOK UP PLU key from the list}-- (set Look Up PLU data: see table below)--[X2/ENTER]--[CL for another LOOK UP PLU key]--[CL Contents Display Data...

  • Page 36: Character Programming

    CHARACTER PROGRAMMING (SP-212) CLERK NAME (SP-152) ECR NAME, KITCHEN PRINTER NAME (SP-222) GROUP-A NAME (SP-232) GROUP-B NAME (SP-102) KEY/SYMBOL NAME (SP-502) LOOK UP PLU NAME (SP-242) MAIN GROUP-A NAME (SP-252) MEDIA NAME (SP-262) MEDIA CURRENCY SYMBOL (SP-202) PLU NAME (SP-122) RECEIPT/TICKET LOGO, CHECK-OUT BILL HEADER, TICKET HEADERS (SP-162) SLIP/VALIDATION LOGO (SP-112) STOCK UNIT NAME (SP-142) SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE...
  • Page 37 Note for Clerk Name [SF-11.a=1] Clerk Symbol: 2 characters, Clerk Name: 14 characters For example: MTMIKE TAYLOR [SF-11.a=0] Clerk Name: 16 characters For example: MIKE TAYLOR For example, [SF-11.a=1] is selected and "MTMIKE TAYLOR" is set to clerk number 1. KEY ENTRY RECEIPT BEER 6 BOTTLES...
  • Page 38 How to Preset Characters The following keys are used for character entry in the programming sequences: Flat Keyboard Æ & £ Ñ Σ Ö Ü Ä ← Ø < > Å 0 00 • ↑ ↓ → Stroke Keyboard CAPS &...
  • Page 39 Key Explanations Revises the character code entry mode or the alphabet key entry mode at character A/C (Alpha/Code) entry in the programming sequence. (See Step 9 on the next page for details.) BS (BACK SP) Back Space key SP (SPACE) Space key CAPS (Capital) / ↑...
  • Page 40 Program Sample For example, when clerk name programming SP-212 is performed, the sequence and display will be: Turn the control key to SP position. 212 CLERK NAME Enter the program number 212 and press X2 or ENTER key. 01-CLERK NAME 00001 02-CLERK NAME 00002 Select CLERK NAME 00001 and press ENTER key.
  • Page 41 Remarks Key/Symbol Standard key & symbols are displayed and printed on Key / Symbol Auto Preset receipt/report unless otherwise described Amount (-) DSCNT PLUS Amount (+) Adjustment 1 AJST1 AJST2 Adjustment 2 (34: Adjustment 1 & 2) P / O (Paid Out) R / A (Received on Account) Refund REFND...
  • Page 42 "To be continued" message for TP-620 slip printer Next page Power-down message for TM-T88III thermal slip printer Cheque message 1 CHEQUE MG1 CHEQUE MG2 Cheque message 2 printed on cheque (TP-620) CHEQUE MG3 Cheque message 3 CHEQUE MG4 Cheque message 4 TICKETS Void &...

  • Page 43: Sp-131) Character Key Layout For Setting Names

    (SP-131) CHARACTER KEY LAYOUT FOR SETTING NAMES There are programmable 94 characters in order to correspond to foreign language. The print font and display font have to be created and downloaded to the ECR by yourself by using Font Maker 2 for Windows.
  • Page 44 Program Sample For example, when the character code 16 for "/" is located on the lower case letter of the key position 047 for the flat keyboard, the sequence and display will be: To set character key layout 131 CHARA KEY LAYOUT Turn the control key to SP position.

  • Page 45: Rate Programming

    RATE PROGRAMMING (Z1/P-337) PERCENTAGE RATE (Z1/P-347) ADJUSTMENT RATE (Z1/P-357) SALES COMMISSION RATE (Z1/P-367) STOCK RATE (Z1/P-387) FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATE ** SIMPLE ** FOR PERCENTAGE RATE ONLY <Z1/P>--[press one of %1~3 keys]--(rate: 0 ~ 999.999)--[X2/ENTER to set, CL to cancel] CLERK NAME 00001 337 PERCENTAGE RATE CLERK NAME 00001...

  • Page 46: Z1/P-377) Cheque-Cashing Charge Rate / Currency Exchange Charge Rate

    The following programming should be performed when foreign currency is used: When Euro media [MF-3.e~h=0100/0110/0111] is selected, program Euro currency rate by using (Z1/P-397) Euro Currency Rate. Select the foreign currency media keys and calculation method by [MF-1.h, 3.e~h] by using (SP-110) Media Function programming.

  • Page 47: (Sp-108) Tax Exemption Limit For % Tax / Tax Table For Add-On Tax System

    (SP-107) TAX RATE < SP >--{(107)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(Tax #: 1 ~ 4)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list}-- [X2 for the next, 00 for another]--(rate: 0 ~ 99.999)--[X2/ENTER to set, CL to cancel]--[CL You can see the settings on X-87 Tax program dump report. (SP-108) TAX EXEMPTION LIMIT FOR % TAX / TAX TABLE FOR ADD- ON TAX SYSTEM Regardless of tax setting by [SF-21], two tax tables are already set to TAX 1 and 2 at the factory by...
  • Page 48 TAX TABLE FOR ADD-ON TAX SYSTEM < SP >--{(108)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(Tax #: 1 ~ 4)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list}-- (tax exemption limit amount: max. 4 digits)--[ • ]--(1st tax amount: max. 4 digits)--[ • ]-- (breakpoint of irregular part: max.
  • Page 49 108 TAX TABLE Enter break point of irregular part (max. 4 digits) and press [ • ]. 01-EXEM 0.00 0.10 For example, "21" (0.21) [ • ], "38" (0.38) [ • ], "56" (0.56) [ • ], "73" 02-R 0.01 0.10 (0.73) [ •...

  • Page 50: Media Programming

    MEDIA PROGRAMMING (SP-253) PRESET TENDER KEY LINK TO MEDIA < SP >--{(253)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(PRESET TENDER key #: 1 ~ 10)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list]--[X2 for the next, 00/CL for another]--(media #: 1 ~ 25)--[X2/ENTER to set, CL to cancel]-- Preset tender key amount memorized in one of the media memories selected by this sequence.

  • Page 51: (Z1/P-315) Preset Tender Amount

    (Z1/P-315) PRESET TENDER AMOUNT ** SIMPLE ** When the program list is already displayed, the simple sequence is not available. <Z1/P>--[one of PRESET TENDER 1 ~ 10 keys]--(amount: max. 10 digits)--[X2/ENTER to set, CL to cancel] ** INDIVIDUAL ** <Z1/P>--{(315)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(PRESET TENDER key #: 1 ~ 10)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list]--[X2 for the next, 00/CL for another]--(amount: max.

  • Page 52: (Sp-110) Media Function

    (SP-110) MEDIA FUNCTION < SP >--{(110)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(media #: 1 ~ 25)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list}- -[00/CL for another]--(*set flag data by 1, 0 or press [ENTER])--[X2 to fix the setting and for the next flag or the next media or 00/CL to cancel]--[CL]--[CL] * Select a flag by SCROLL UP/DOWN or 4 and 6 keys.
  • Page 53 Total 1~24 MF-3 1/0 bit a Assigned to drawer 2 [SF-8.a=1], [SF-64.a=1], [MF-2.a=1] (see also Drawer 1 [MF-1.a]) [SF-64.a=1], [MF-2.a=1] b Media amount rounding method [b,c,d] [001] Method 1; [010] Method 2; [011] Method 3; [100] Method 4; [101] Method 5; [110] Method 6;...
  • Page 54 Total 25 (Local Currency) / Euro Media MF-1 1/0 bit a Total 25 amount added to CID memory not added For either CID 1 or 2 assignment, set [MF-3.a] if "drawer opened by media key" [SF-64.a=1]. Set [CF-2.a] if "drawer opened by clerk" [SF-64.a=0]. b Total 25 tendered amount input compulsory [d=0] not compulsory c Total 25 over-tendered amount input prohibited...

  • Page 55: Clerk Programming

    CLERK PROGRAMMING (SP-211) SECRET CLERK CODE < SP >--{(211)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(Clerk sequential #: 1 ~ 32)-- [ • /ENTER] or select from the list]--[X2 for the next, 00/CL for another]--(*clerk code: max. 4 digits)-- [X2/ENTER to set, CL to cancel]--[CL * Entered clerk code is not displayed for security reason.

  • Page 56: (Sp-213) Clerk Link To Ibutton

    (SP-213) CLERK LINK TO iBUTTON Clerk iButton is supported by software. However, the cabinet has not been designed to mount iButton. Before you mount it, make a opening on the cabinet to mount iButton. Connect iButton harness to CN20 connector on the MPU board.

  • Page 57: (Sp-210) Clerk Security Function

    (SP-210) CLERK SECURITY FUNCTION Manager can allow some clerks to do negative operations, such as Z-report issuing and programmings according to each clerk's responsibility level. < SP >--{(210)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(Clerk #: 1 ~ 32)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list}-- [00/CL for another]--(*set flag data by 1, 0 or press [ENTER])--[X2 to fix the setting and for the next flag or the next clerk or 00/CL to cancel]--[CL]--[CL] * Select a flag by SCROLL UP/DOWN or 4 and 6 keys.

  • Page 58: Miscellaneous Programming

    MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMMING (SP-151) TRAINING SECRET CODE (SP-161) FLAG SET WITHOUT X2 KEY (SP-171) MACHINE NUMBER (SP-179) SLIP PRINTER ID # FOR TP-620 (SP-191) EFT TERMINAL PASSWORD < SP >--{(PGM-#: see table below)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--(*#: see table below)--[X2/ENTER] * When ENTER key is pressed without entering number, then zero is programmed.

  • Page 59: (Sp-121) Arrangement Key Sequence

    (SP-121) ARRANGEMENT KEY SEQUENCE < SP >--{(121)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--[CL to finish]--{select Arrangement # from the list}-- {*press the physical key position: max. 50 keys}--[RPF key for another]--[JPF The following keys can not be programmed: ARRANGEMENT 1~4, CLERK ID, RPF, JPF, RECEIPT-OFF, STORAGE 121 ARRANG KEY SEQ ARNG1...

  • Page 60: (Sp-189) Cheque Printing Format

    (SP-189) CHEQUE PRINTING FORMAT When a transaction is closed by the cheque media key, a cheque is printed by TP-620 which supports both slip and cheque printing functions. In order to print a cheque, set the following programs: Program # Contents SP-179 SLIP PRINTER ID# FOR TP-620 Also set the same ID number on TP-620.
  • Page 61 RULER PRINT SAMPLE The maximum number of available lines is determined by the size of a cheque. When slip printer's display is flashing after the ruler sample was printed according to the above sequence, print the remaining lines by pressing PRINT key.

  • Page 62: Time & Date Programming

    PROGRAM SAMPLE The following eight items are printed on the cheque by using 6-dot spaces between the lines; Item # Contents Line # Column # Cheque Message 1 'ABC C' in double-width 6th line (Y: 06) Col.2 (X: 02) Cheque Message 2 'ORPOR' in double-width 6th line (Y: 06) Col.12 (X: 12) Cheque Message 3 'ATION' in double-width...

  • Page 63: System Programming

    SYSTEM PROGRAMMING (SP-100) SYSTEM FUNCTION < SP >--{(100)--[X2/ENTER] or select from the list}--{(Flag #)--[ • /ENTER] or select from the list}-- (*set flag data by 1, 0 or press [ENTER])--[X2 to fix the setting and for the next flag or 00/CL to cancel and for another flag]--[CL] * Select a flag by SCROLL UP/DOWN or 4 and 6 keys.
  • Page 64 The flags in the square brackets ([ ]) described in the flag selection box should be set because they have the priority. PRINT/SYSTEM (1) SF-1 1/0 bit a Automatic receipt of track prohibited after ticket issue [SF-1.b=1] permitted [SF-2.b=0] In order to prohibit receipt issue only after ticket issue in a track, set [a=1] and [SF- 2.b=0].
  • Page 65 PRINT/SYSTEM (3) SF-3 1/0 bit b One line feed between items on receipt normal feed c Thermal Printer: Total due amount printed in vertical double-width normal character d Dot Printer: Font-B: large font Font-A: conventional font Thermal Printer: Journal saving format normal format e Thermal Printer: Ticket printed in vertical double-width normal character...
  • Page 66 Example of the ticket issue types and ticket headers 1 & 2 [SF-3.f,g,h] REAL-TIME TICKET AFTER CLOSING TICKET MIXED TICKET ticket item 1 TICKET HEADER 1 TICKET HEADER 1 ticket item 2 ticket item 1 ticket item 1 ticket item 2 ticket item 2 ticket item 2 ticket item 3...
  • Page 67 PRINT/SYSTEM (5) SF-5 1/0 bit a Consecutive number printed in double-width on KP (see [SF-7.b] for receipt) in normal size character b One blank line is inserted between the last item and media and under the last blank line is not inserted media # of blank lines between cut line and last line on KP [d,e] (Refer to SF-4.) [00] 1 line (fixed);...
  • Page 68 PRINT/SYSTEM (8) SF-8 1/0 bit a With second drawer (see [MF-3.a] when [SF-64.a=1] or [CF-2.a] when with one drawer [SF-64.a=0] for drawer assignment) b Only 1st price sales is printed on PLU report when sales at 2nd price is 0. Sales of both 1st and 2nd prices printed c reserved...
  • Page 69 Note for [SF-10.f,g] For horizontal double size [SF-10.g=1], please note that the printable graphic logo data size has been decreased from 288 pixels to 216 pixels. When logo is printed in horizontal double size, please make the data with 144 x 288 (216 for graphic logo and 72 for blank area).
  • Page 70 CLERK (1) SF-11 1/0 bit a 2-digit programmable clerk symbol and 14 characters of clerk name by SP- 1-digit fixed clerk symbol 212 printed in the last line and 16 characters of clerk name printed CLERK (2) SF-12 1/0 bit Clerk interrupt system (clerk iButton is not available) Item track system (non-clerk interrupt system)
  • Page 71 SF-14 1/0 bit TRACK SYSTEM (1) Main Terms item track a place where the registered items are memorized, which is managed by a track number check-out bill : issued by Check-Out Bill key after the item track is closed finally by a media key subtotal bill issued by Check-Out Bill key after the item track is temporarily closed by New Balance key post-bill...
  • Page 72 TRACK SYSTEM (2) SF-16 1/0 bit a Clerk item track assignment in registration Free clerk c Post-bill (= prints last transaction contents of track only) issued without with automatic line finder automatic line finder (only for TP-620) d Subtotal bill issue compulsory only when a subtotal bill has been issued not compulsory previously for Format 3 of TP-620 [SF-83.a,b=11] e Subtotal %, (+) and (-) calculated on subtotal (subtotal = previous balance...
  • Page 73 ROUNDING (1) SF-18 1/0 bit a Local currency media (Total 1~24) uses rounding method selected by media uses method selected by flag [MF-3.b,c,d] (Total 25 always uses [SF-18.e~h].) [e~h] below e Due amount rounding method [e,f,g,h] [0001] Method 1; [0010] Method 2; [0011] Method 3;...
  • Page 74 TAX (1) SF-21 1/0 bit a Add-on tax 4 calculated by tax table [e=1] straight tax % [e=1] b Add-on tax 3 calculated by tax table [f=1] straight tax % [f=1] c Add-on tax 2 calculated by tax table [g=1] straight tax % [g=1] d Add-on tax 1 calculated by tax table [h=1] straight tax % [h=1]...
  • Page 75 SCALE SF-25 1/0 Scale interface : W protocol ICL protocol Scale type selection [b,c,d] [000] standard; [001] Australia; [010] EC; [100] USA; [110] France [SF-90, 92 93.c=1 --- with scale] Weight unit is "kg" ("Kg" for France [b,c,d=110]) Weight unit is "lb" (99.99) up to 9.999 of the manual quantity entry is permitted for standard and EC up to 99.999 is permitted for USA, Australia and France Scale print format: USA scale type [b,c,d=100] must be set.
  • Page 76 REPORT (3) SF-28 1/0 bit a Zero data not printed on full Clerk reports (see [c] also.) printed b X-8610 Clerk flash IRC report is printed with X-8664 Clerk Item Track X-8610 report only flash IRC report c Zero data not printed on individual Clerk reports (see [a] also.) printed e Sales-type 4 PLU amount in clerk sales memory added to clerk sales total not added...
  • Page 77 REPORT (5) SF-30 1/0 bit d VAT amount is re-calculated from the taxable subtotal at report taking. VAT amounts calculated at registration are accumulated and printed on reports. e VAT amounts re-calculated from the taxable amount on each slave are VAT amount is re-calculated consolidated on the master.
  • Page 78 SECURITY (3) SF-33 1/0 bit a PLU name and price program by Hard PLU key permitted in Z1/P prohibited d Check-out bill cancellation requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position to R position [CF-1.c=0] e Adjustment 2 requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0] to R position f Adjustment 1 requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0] to R position g Off compulsory requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.c=0] to R position h HALO release requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.c=0] to R position...
  • Page 79 SF-38 1/0 bit SF-39 1/0 bit % (1) SF-40 1/0 bit a %1 on subtotal prohibited permitted b %1 on item prohibited permitted c Manual %1 rate entry permitted prohibited d %1 amount affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect e %1 amount affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect f %1 amount affects taxable subtotal 2...
  • Page 80 SF-43 1/0 bit AMOUNT (-) SF-44 1/0 bit a Amount (-) on subtotal prohibited permitted b Amount (-) on item prohibited permitted e Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect f Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect g Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect h Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 1...
  • Page 81 PRINT/SYSTEM (11) SF-48 1/0 bit a Thermal Printer: Both graphic logo and text logo are printed on receipt Either graphic logo or text [SF-6.e=1] logo is printed on receipt [SF-10.d] b "Served by" and CLERK NAME are not printed on the bill printed Bit a Note for logo print on internal KP and Reports...
  • Page 82 EURO CURRENCY (1) SF-54 1/0 bit e Euro currency system normal currency system SF-55 1/0 bit SF-56 1/0 bit SF-57 1/0 bit SF-58 1/0 bit...
  • Page 83 SF-59 1/0 bit SF-60 1/0 bit SF-61 1/0 bit SF-62 1/0 bit SF-63 1/0 bit...
  • Page 84 DRAWER / EURO CURRENCY (2) / CHEQUE PRINTING SF-64 1/0 bit a Drawer assignment by media key [MF-3.a] by clerk [CF-2.a] CID message on the clerk report is selected by [CF-2.a]. Also drawer is opened by [CF-2.a,b] for no sale operation. b Automatic cheque printing [c=1] manual cheque printing c Cheque printing available (see SP-189 for printing format)
  • Page 85 PLU (2) SF-68 1/0 bit a Direct multiplication on hard PLU execute a price override (number entry and a H.PLU key depression directly execute a multiplication without X2 key) (Price override is still available by [PF-3.a].) b Void operation prohibited after the subtotal bill issue permitted c Group-A quantity, stock and PLU stock calculated by stock rate [d=0] Quantity by item...
  • Page 86 IN-STORE MARKING CODE The bar codes having function codes 02, 20 ~ 29, 37, 41 are used for the in-store marking code. Two function codes only are available on this machine to be selected from 02, 20 ~ 29, 37 by [SF-73,75]. The in-store marking code can have 10 digits of article code if [SF-74,76.e,f] are set to '00'.
  • Page 87 IN-STORE MARKING CODE (1) SF-72 1/0 bit IN-STORE MARKING CODE (2) SF-73 1/0 bit c Function code of In-Store Marking code [c,d] [00] 02; [01] one of 20~29 (set [e~h] also); [10] 37; [11] not used e Function code [c,d=01] [0000] 20;...
  • Page 88 ESF / CUSTOMER BILL BUFFER SF-78 1/0 bit a ESF function available (optional RAM board required) not available b Warning message #80 displayed and ECR locked when ESF memory is Warning message #80 almost full displayed but not locked c Z-79 ESF status report printed with all ESF data status report only d Z-79 ESF status report is prohibited by ECR (permitted by PC) permitted by both ECR and...
  • Page 89 SLIP PRINTER (1) SF-82 1/0 bit a Total slip validation with slip upper logo without logo b Media slip validation with slip upper logo without logo c Item slip validation with slip upper logo without logo SLIP PRINTER (2) SF-83 1/0 bit a Bill issue format for TP-620 [a,b] [00/10] Format 1: entire subtotal bill or check-out bill always printed on new slip [01] Format 2: final closing data printed on the last subtotal bill or...
  • Page 90 SLIP PRINTER (5) SF-86 1/0 bit a Slip printer selection [SF-83.h=1] [00/11] TP-620 via ch-A (RS485) --- set also (SP-179) [01] TP-822/832 or CBM-1000 with NA-710/730 via ch-A (RS485) --- set [SF-87.a,b, SF-107] also [10] TM-T88III via ch-B (RS232C) c Operation prohibited until printing is finished on thermal slip printer TM- permitted [a,b=10] T88III [a,b=10] d Slip lower logo printed (not available for TP-620) (also see [SF-83.d])
  • Page 91 SF-88 1/0 bit COMMUNICATION (1) SF-89 1/0 bit a Baud rate: IRC line (ch-A) is 38400 bps 19200 bps d Baud rate: ECR to ECR RAM data transfer (ch-B) [d,e] [00] 38400 bps; [01] 19200 bps; [10/11] 9600 bps COMMUNICATION (2) - Channel B SF-90 1/0 bit b with scanner (handy scanner or flat-bed scanner) Set [SF-94, 95] also.
  • Page 92 COMMUNICATION (4) - Channel E SF-93 1/0 bit a with PC (for PLM 2000, batch communication) Set SF-100, 101, 102 also. without b with scanner (handy scanner or flat-bed scanner) Set SF-100, 101 also. without c with scale (Set SF-100, 101 also.) without d with journal data transfer (Set SF-100, 101 also.) without...
  • Page 93 COMMUNICATION (7) - Channel D SF-98 1/0 bit a Character structure: Odd parity Even parity b Character structure: 8-bit data 7-bit data c Character structure: Parity permitted prohibited d Character structure: 2 stop bits 1 stop bit f Baud rate for channel D [f,g,h] [000] 38400 bps;...
  • Page 94 SF-103 1/0 bit SF-104 1/0 bit COMMUNICATION (12) - Channel B,D,E SF-105 1/0 bit a Journal data transfer compulsory [SF-90/92/93.d=1] not compulsory KITCHEN PRINTER (1) SF-106 1/0 PLU data for KP 4 [PF-4.e=1] printed on receipt [SF-107.e=0] not printed PLU data for KP 3 [PF-4.f=1] printed on receipt [SF-107.f=0] not printed PLU data for KP 2 [PF-4.g=1] printed on receipt [SF-107.g=0] not printed...
  • Page 95 KITCHEN PRINTER (3) SF-108 1/0 KP 1 back-up [b,c] [00] retry to KP 1; [01] KP 2; [10] KP 3; [11] KP 4 KP 2 back-up [f,g] [00] KP 1; [01] retry to KP 2; [10] KP 3; [11] KP 4 KITCHEN PRINTER (4) SF-109 1/0 KP 3 back-up [b,c]...
  • Page 96 KITCHEN PRINTER (5) SF-112 1/0 PLU data which to be transmitted to KP 2 ~ 4 is printed on KP 1 not printed [SF-107.e~h=1] PLU code printed on KP (see [SF-68.h] for receipt) not printed Ticket printed on KP (KP function is not available) [PF-5.g] not printed on KP PLU unit price printed on KP not printed...
  • Page 97 SF-116 1/0 LCD Control (1) SF-117 1/0 ENTER key is used to exit from Scroll mode ENTER and TTL 25 keys SF-118 1/0...
  • Page 98 LCD Control (2) SF-119 1/0 Subtotal is shown in double-width in normal Simple messages for menu level, price level, PLU modifier and receipt- Menu/price levels only on/off condition are displayed on the top line in R position displayed by key/symbol For example: Menu1 Pr1 Modi1 R-OFF #82~86 Number entered by X2/X1 key and scale entries are popped up...

  • Page 99: Programming Reference

    PROGRAMMING REFERENCE ADJUSTMENT Makes mark-up/down calculations on specified items only at a preset rate just before a transaction is finalized. 1. Assign the adjustment keys. (SP-101, key #189, 190, 191) --- Page 10 2. Preset the adjustment key names. (SP-102, #6, 7, 34) --- Page 32 3.
  • Page 100 EURO CURRENCY 1. Select 'Euro currency system' [SF-54.e]. 2. Select Euro media key by Total 1~24 [MF-3.e~h]. --- Page 47 3. Select position of punctuation for Euro media by [MF-1.g,h] for Total 25/Euro media --- Page 50 4. Preset Euro currency exchange rate. (Z1/P-397) --- Page 42 5.
  • Page 101 IN-STORE MARKING CODE PLUs can be assigned in-store marking codes by setting system function flags [SF-73 ~ 76]. Two types of in-store marking code can be programmed for price embedded code or non-embedded code (article only code). LINK PLU Every PLU can have a single link PLU having 6-digit PLU code. When a PLU with a link PLU is registered, the link PLU is also registered automatically, and the total amount of PLU and link PLU will be displayed.
  • Page 102 STOCK CONTROL Refer to PLU/Group stock programming (Z2-406/426) for the procedure. --- Page 25 There are 7 stock rates for inventory control and it reduces the stock by any eight digit amount for each item sold. Group-A Stock Control This can be used for items to which different PLU is reflected in the same stock, i.e., gallons of vanilla ice cream can be tracked in Group-A with the cumulative total of single, double and triple sales.
  • Page 103 TICKET 1. Select 'ticket system' [SF-1.b]. 2. Select 'ticket issue type' [SF-3.g,h]. 3. Select 'ticket PLU or combined ticket PLU' for each PLU [PF-3.f]. --- Page 18 4. Select 'number of tickets' for each ticket PLU [PF-3.b~d]. < OPTIONS > - automatic receipt prohibited after ticket issue [SF-2.b] - automatic receipt of track prohibited after ticket issue [SF-1.a] - consecutive ticket number printed [SF-2.a]...

  • Page 104: Reports

    VI. REPORTS REPORT SEQUENCE Control Key Position Set the control key to X, Z1 or Z2 position and use the report sequence below; - 1st level for daily report: X (read only) position or Z1 (reset) position - 2nd level for periodic report: X (read only) position or Z2 (reset) position For Z report issue and report format, there are some programming restrictions.
  • Page 105 Report Sequence Full Report <X or Z>--(report #)--[X2]--[ENTER/TTL 25] or {select from the list}--[ENTER/TTL 25] or {select FULL REPORT and press [ENTER/TTL 25]} Individual Report <X or Z>--(report #)--[X2]--(*required #)--[ • ]--[TTL 25] or {select from the list}--{select INDIVIDUAL REPORT}--(*required #)--[ • /ENTER]--[TTL 25] Sequential Report <X or Z>--(report #)--[X2]--(*start #)--[X2]--(*end #)--[ENTER/TTL 25] or {select from the list}--{select SEQUENTIAL REPORT}--(*start #)--[X2]--(*end #)--[ENTER/TTL 25]...
  • Page 106 REPORT # REPORT SEQUENCE TRANSACTION REPORT 1st level 2nd level Full Individual Sequential (X / Z1) (X / Z2) Auto Full Transaction Full Transaction (X position only) Hourly Grand Total 1 Cash In Drawer EFT Terminal Data Transfer & Reset Z1-9 (Z position only) See note below.
  • Page 107 Set the control key to X position for all program dumps except for clerk dump. REPORT SEQUENCE PROGRAM DUMP REPORT # Full Individual Sequential Full Program Main Group-A Group-A Group-B Key Layout Function (see table below) Key & Symbol Name Clerk (Z2 position) Z2-89 Menu Layout...

  • Page 108: Irc Report Sequence

    IRC REPORT SEQUENCE Collecting Transaction Data from Slaves There are two kinds of IRC reports issued by the master ECR: One is a consolidated report for all ECR's sales data and the other is an individual report, by designating the slave ECR by using the sequence below; Set the control key to X, Z1 or Z2 position.
  • Page 109 REPORT # REPORT SEQUENCE IRC REPORT 1st level 2nd level All ECRs Per ECR (X / Z1) (X / Z2) consolidated individual Auto Full Transaction 8801 8802 Hourly 8805 8806 Grand Total 1 8807 Cash In Drawer 8808 Clerk 8810 8811 Single Clerk (X position only) 8610...

  • Page 110: Program Dump Contents

    PROGRAM DUMP CONTENTS FULL PROGRAM (80) Consists of following five separate reports 81 ~ 85. MAIN GROUP-A (81) X-81 MG 01 MAIN GP-01 main group-A number 1 ~ 10, descriptor GROUP-A (82) X-82 GA 01 GROUP-A-01 group-A number 1 ~ 64, descriptor, link main group-A number GROUP-B (83) X-83 GB 01...
  • Page 111 FUNCTION (85) X-85 clerk sequential number 1 ~ 32, name [SF-11.a=0] In case of [SF-11.a=1], 2 digits clerk symbol after sequential # and name (14 CLERK NAME 00001 characters) printed. For example, "02 MT MIKE TAYLOR" ------------------------ % rate 1 ~ 3 ------------------------ AJST1 adjustment rate 1, 2...
  • Page 112 KEY & SYMBOL NAME (86) X-86 N001 key & symbol number, name (Refer to Key/Symbol programming for number.) ------------------------ S 01 ECR NAME ECR name S 02 K.NAME01 kitchen printer names 1 ~ 4 S 05 K.NAME04 ------------------------ L 01 LINK MESSAGE-# supplementary message number, message ------------------------...
  • Page 113 PLU (88) X-88 P--------------1# PLU code PLU-NAME 000000001 PLU bane -98- 1.00 -HALO- (left digit: value, right digit: # of digits), 1st price 1.10 2nd price GROUP-A-01 link group-A name GROUP-B-01 link group-B name (*) LP--------------2# link PLU code and name [PF-5.e=0] (*) PLU-NAME 000000002 F1-00000000 F2-10000001 PLU function flag data...
  • Page 114 MENU LAYOUT (90) X-90 H 001 hard PLU key number A P--------------1# A: menu 1, assigned PLU code PLU-NAME 000000001 assigned PLU descriptor B P-------------50# B: menu 2 PLU-NAME 000000050 C P------------100# C: menu 3 PLU-NAME 000000100 HARD CLERK KEY (94) X-94 HCL-01 hard clerk key number 1 ~ 15, assigned clerk's sequential number...
  • Page 115 LOOK UP PLU (97) X-97 Menu 2 Look Up PLU menu shift 1 value (SP-509) Menu 3 Look Up PLU menu shift 2 value (SP-509) ------------------------ LUP-01 LOOK UP KEY 001 Look Up PLU key number , name (SP-502) F1-00000000 F2-00000000 Look Up PLU function flag (SP-500) P--------------1# Assigned PLU code (SP-504)

  • Page 116: Service Programming

    VII. SERVICE PROGRAMMING INITIAL RESET This operation must be performed after any of the followings: - machine block - machine repair - replacement of other ROM The initial reset operation does not clear any programming or sales data. Perform the following operations: Unplug the AC cord.

  • Page 117: Test Programs

    TEST PROGRAMS RAM TEST SP-9901 This test diagnoses the functioning capability of each RAM. The testing process automatically erases RAM contents (all programming and sales data) and after the RAM test, the initial reset is automatically done. After the RAM test is done, perform Auto Preset on page 119.

  • Page 118: Physical Ram Test

    PHYSICAL RAM TEST This test erases all RAM contents on the MPU board and RAM board (same as SP-9901). Perform the following operations: Unplug the AC cord. Turn the control key to SP position. Press the following three keys at same time: Flat Keyboard Stroke Keyboard While pressing these keys, plug the AC cord to turn the power ON.

  • Page 119: Hardware Test Sp-9998/9999

    HARDWARE TEST SP-9998/9999 This test is required after the machine was repaired, parts replaced or the hardware modified. < SP >--(9998 without auto preset: RAM contents are not erased / 9999 with auto preset: RAM contents are erased)--[X2/ENTER]--[ • /ENTER] or {select from the list}--[ • /ENTER] STEP 0: AUTO PRESET (SP-9999 only) STEP 1: CONTROL KEY STEP 2: KEYBOARD...
  • Page 120 STEP 2: KEYBOARD Press the shaded keys following the direction as shown below. Check the key catch buzzer. Press CL key to skip. ---- -##- key code displayed → Start Flat Keyboard Stroke Keyboard Start STEP 3: DISPLAY Check all segments by displaying them on the rear display. Check LCD contrast and back light.
  • Page 121 STEP 5: DRAWER Press 1 key to open the optional drawer. Press CL key to skip. DRAWER CLOSE DRAWER OPEN DRAWER CLOSE Drawer sensor required to display the drawer condition. → → STEP 6: PRINTER Press RPF key and check the receipt paper feed. Press JPF key and check the journal paper feed.
  • Page 122 STEP 7: INTERFACE (Special jig required) Press CL key to skip. I/F Test **** GOOD **** Er RTS<B>-CTS<B> is normally displayed. → STEP 8: ROM TEST & INITIAL RESET It takes about one minute. Test completed with ROM version, on-bits and check-sum printing. Then automatic initial reset is done.

  • Page 123: Auto Preset

    AUTO PRESET When ECR is shipped from plant, the auto preset has already been done. If the reprogramming of the standard key layout or the auto preset is required, perform the following sequences. Refer to the next page for details of the key table selection its transfer. (1) INITIAL RESET - Unplug AC cord.
  • Page 124 NOTE FOR KEY TABLE SELECTION There are two key tables in the memory: A fixed key table with standard key layout (indicated in I. STANDARD KEY LAYOUT) and a programmable key table. When ECR is shipped from plant, the programmable key table is selected with standard key layout preprogrammed. If desired, a fixed key table can be used although the contents of the programmable key table are saved.

  • Page 125: Irc Program Data Transfer

    IRC PROGRAM DATA TRANSFER Before transferring the program data, make sure if IRC status check (SP/X-8800) on the master has been done. The master ECR will check up to ECR sequential number 8. After this operation, all ECRs connected on the system become operational for IRC communication, and the IRC system configuration table is printed.

  • Page 126: Warning Messages

    VIII. WARNING MESSAGES The messages which are programmed by SP-182 will be displayed under certain specific conditions. In the auto preset condition, the default messages "WARN MESSAGE# xx" are displayed. WM-#1 PRINTER ERROR: Unplug AC cord and check the printer. Then plug AC cord. WM-#2 INPUT FIGURE OVER LIMITATION Press CL key.
  • Page 127 WM-#29 SIMPLE CONDIMENT PLU INPUT IS COMPULSORY (can be released temporarily by using OFF COMPULSORY key) WM-#30 PLU NOT FOUND: Enter correct PLU code or program PLU code. WM-#31 CHECK-OUT BILL ISSUE IS COMPULSORY Press CHECK-OUT BILL key. (can be canceled by using BILL CANCEL key) WM-#32 SLIP PAPER HAS NOT BEEN INSERTED WM-#33 CURRENT ITEM TRACK / CLERK INTERRUPT MEMORY IS FULL Close the item track or the clerk's transaction temporarily by NEW BALANCE key or close it by a TOTAL...
  • Page 128 WM-#46 CLERK IS BEING USED Sign off the clerk in R position. Then sign on the clerk again in the appropriate control key position by entering clerk code and pressing CLERK ID key. (displayed when Z report or program sequence is performed during transaction) WM-#47 NOT USED WM-#48 PLU CODE CHECK DIGIT ERROR...

  • Page 129: Miscellaneous Messages

    MISCELLANEOUS MESSAGES It indicates that ECR data might be collapsed because of a low battery condition by battery discharge while ECR is in stock for a long period. SETUP REQUIRED Perform Physical RAM Test and Auto Preset, then leave ECR ON for minimum of 3 hours for battery charge.

  • Page 130: Irc Messages

    IX. IRC MESSAGES Following messages are displayed on the master ECR or the slave ECRs in IRC communication: Displayed on Slave ECR --- IRC COMM --- Displayed on the top when a slave ECR is in IRC communication. Displayed on Master ECR Displayed on the top when a slave ECR is in IRC communication, or when the communication line -- IRC BUSY -- is being used by other ECR for slip printer transmission, etc.

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