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Advanced Registration Functions
Procedure
1.
The clerk for Registration A is signed off when the New
Balance
key is pressed. This step
cannot be omitted when
the register is programmed
for hold compulsory.
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2.
When a clerk signs on in the clerk interrupt function, a header is printed on the journal,
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indicating the date, time, clerk descriptor, and the store/machine number.
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3.
The clerk for Registration B is signed off when the New
Balance
key is pressed.
This step
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cannot be omitted when
the register is programmed
for hold compulsory.
4.
When
a clerk signs on again, the clerk's descriptor and memory
number are printed on the
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journal.
5.
Finalization for Registration A (Clerk 1). Note that it is not necessary
to press the New
Balance key here.
6.
Finalization for Registration B (Clerk 2). Note that it is not necessary to press the New
F
Balance key here.
7.
Issuance
of post-finalization receipt for Registration A (Clerk 1).
Notes
The operations possible after the New Balance key is pressed are: numeric input, Clear key,
Clerk Secret Number
key, and switch operations.
Attempting any other key operation generates
an error, causing the message
"CLK## " to appear on the display.
Following operation of the New
Balance
key, the only mode changes
allowed are between
REG 1, REG 2, and RF.
When
the register is programmed
for clerk or cashier assignment
using clerk buttons, you can
assign the clerk or cashier using buttons.
When
the register is programmed
for clerk or cashier assignment
using clerk secret numbers,
you can
use the Clerk Secret Number
key to input secret numbers.
The validation
print operation can be performed following a clerk change.
A guest receipt can be issued following clerk change, and receipts can be issued
separately
for each clerk.
In the above
example, a cancel operation can be performed during registration by either of the
clerks. When Clerk A signs back on (after being interrupted by Clerk B), the cancel operation
cancels only the items registered after signing back on. Items registered before the interrupt
are not canceled.
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