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1.
At idle menu press [.,#*] for the administrator menu.
Key in the administrator name and administrator password, and then press [Enter].
2.
Press [6] or use [▼] button to scroll down until Security is highlighted.
3.
4.
Press [4] or use [▼] button to scroll down to highlight Administrator Menu PWs and press [Enter].
5.
Press [▼] button to scroll down to highlight the associated parameter and press [Enter].
6.
Select which password ([1]-Off, [2]-Supervisor, [3]-Manager, [4]-Administrator or [5]-Clerk) you want to use for
protection of the selected administrator menu option.
Reports Menu Password Protection
All menu options in the reports menu can be password protected and can be configured at the terminal level.
Reports menu options will be configured to prompt for an administrator, manager, supervisor or clerk password. Reports menu
options that are set up to be password protected will not require entry of a user name. The application will accept the required
password and any qualified higher level passwords as shown in the password hierarchy.
The table below shows a list of the reports menu options that can be password protected and the associated parameters:
The password protection screen will be presented to the user upon accessing one of the above reports menu options from the
reports menu.
1.
At idle menu press [.,#*] for the administrator menu.
2.
Key in the administrator name and administrator password, and then press [Enter].
Press [6] or use [▼] button to scroll down to highlight Security.
3.
4.
Press [5] or use [▼] button to scroll down to highlight Reports Menu PWs, press [Enter].
5.
Press [▼] button to scroll down to highlight the associated parameter and press [Enter].
6.
Select which password ([1]-Off, [2]-Supervisor, [3]-Manager, [4]-Administrator or [5]-Clerk) you want to use for
protection of the selected report menu option.
Transaction Password Protection
All transactions, regardless of tender type, can be password protected and can be configured at the terminal level.
Transactions that are set up to be password protected will not require entry of a user name. The transaction will be configured
to prompt for an administrator, manager, supervisor or clerk password. The application will accept the required password and
any qualified higher level passwords as shown in the password hierarchy.
The table below shows a list of the transactions that can be password protected and the associated parameters:
Setup Menu
Report Menu
Associated Parameter
Option
Clerk Report
Detail Report
Summary Report
Open Pre-Auth Report
Main Menu Option
Associated Parameter
Sale
PWSetup
PWClerkRpt
PWDetail
PWSummary
PWPreAuthRpt
PWSale
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