Caption Programming; Using The Keypad; Clearing An Error - Olivetti ECR 7900 User Manual

Entering Department Numbers
When entering a department number from 1 to 38, you can use the Department keys from
For:
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Departments 1 to 19, press the [Dept] key with the number from 1 to 19.
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Departments 20 to 38, press
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To enter a Department from 39 to 99, press
where (number) is the department number entered using the numeric keys.
NOTE: This same key sequence can be used for departments from 1 to 38 if preferred.
Entering PLU Codes
To enter a PLU code, enter its number on the numeric keypad then press

Clearing an Error

If you press the wrong key, the cash register emits a key tone and an error message appears on the operator display.
Press to clear the error. The tone ends, the displays clear and the keypad unlocks allowing you to continue with
the operation. To delete the last erroneous character, press
C P
APTION ROGRAMMING
In Data Entry mode, you can enter captions for PLU items, Departments, Department groups, Clerks, Receipt headers,
Receipt footers, Scrolling messages, Foreign currencies, Payment media and personalizable short and long captions
appearing on the display. Use the keypad to enter non-accented letters and the Character Table to enter accented
capital and small letters, special characters and symbols.
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SING THE EYPAD
To use the keypad to enter non-accented letters, locate the letter wanted on the cash register's keypad and press its
associated key (the letter will be displayed at the bottom of the operator display).
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To give a determinate character a double-width attribute, press
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To enter a space between characters, press
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If the same key has to be used for successive letters of a caption, press
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Any incorrect character can be canceled by pressing
environment.
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To toggle between capital letter ON/OFF, press
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Confirm your final caption by pressing
Example: Enter the word BOOKS. Press
NOTE: To abort a partially entered programming sequence, you can use
then the [Dept] key with the number from 20 to 38.
(number)
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which provides the typical backspace function of the PC
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before pressing the character key.
between the two letters.
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