Fourth Extended Flag; Fifth Extended Flag; Sixth Extended Flag - ELCOM Euro-2100TE User Manual

Figure 3.13. Third extended flag values
Digit Default setting
1 0
2 0
3 0

Fourth extended flag

Figure 3.14. Fourth extended flag values
Digit Default setting Meaning
1 0
2 0
3 1
4 1
5 2
6 5

Fifth extended flag

The prefixes 26, 28 or 29 are recommended for amount encoded bar-codes, prefixes 21, 24 or 27 are re-
commended for price encoded bar-codes.
Figure 3.15. Fifth extended flag values
Digit Default setting Meaning
1-2 00
3-6 0001

Sixth extended flag

Figure 3.16. Sixth extended flag values
Digit Default setting
1 0
2 0
Meaning
Store tax information in PC data
Allow clearing of PC data in ECR
Store data for PC
Allowance to refund
Bar-code printing
Number of empty rows after the bar-co-
de print out
Print numerals in bar-code
Number of decimal places for encoding
price into the bar-code
Maximum number of places for enco-
ding price into the bar-code
Bar-code prefix
PLU number for encoding the final price into bar-code
Meaning
Look-up algorithm for PLUs when read 18-digits
long bar-code
Look-up algorithm for PLUs when read 15-digits
long bar-code
Valid values
0 - no, 1 - yes
Valid values
0 – all cashiers are allowed to refund,
1-6 – specifies which cashier is allowed to refund
0 – without bar-code,
1 – print bar-code with final price at the end of receipt,
2 – print code for every PLU with encoded amount,
3 – print code for every PLU with encoded price,
4 – print programmed bar-code for every PLU
0-9
0 – bar-code will not contain numerals,
1 – bar-code will contain numerals
0-3
1-5
Valid values
00-99
0001-9999
Valid values
0 – look-up using the entire bar-code,
1 – as option 0, but if look-up fails, the
bar-code is considered as EAN 13+5 and
extension is ignored
0 – look-up using the entire bar-code,
1 – as option 0, but if look-up fails, the
bar-code is considered as EAN 13+2 and
extension is ignored
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