¢ ñ £ ® Product Specification ............................2 1£® General Specification ........................... 2 2£® Function Specification ..........................3 ¢ò £ ® Initialization ............................... 6 1£® Control lock and its function ........................6 2£® System clear ..............................6 3£® System reset ..............................6 ¢ó...
£ ® Product Specification 1¡ D General Specification 1¡¢ Front display 8 digits, 8-segments LED(Including decimal point) Your cash register has one 8-segments displays for the operator. It displays prices, subtotals, change due, status codes and so on. This display can show up to eight digits. 2¡¢...
2¡ D Function Specification 1¡¢ Support the setting of date¡¢ t ime¡¢ m achine number¡¢ r eceipt number¡¢ s etting password¡¢ t raining password¡¢ report number and so on 2¡¢ Department number 16 (there are 8 direct departments number£¬ by pressing the Department Shift Key the department number can be achieve 16) 1)Name 16 characters 2)Unit price Max can be set up to 8 digits (include decimal) when in sale can be manually...
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(include return and VOID)£¬ Non-add sale amount 7¡¢ LOGO Max 5 lines£¬ each line max 24 bytes 8¡¢ MESSAGE Max 5 lines£¬ each line max 24 bytes 9¡¢ Support main flag setting 10¡¢ Support keyboard setting 11¡¢ Support transaction name setting 12¡¢...
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Z2£º Periodical reset report Non-sales count Half-height fonts print Clerk login and logout function Single-item sales function Multiplication function (number*price mode) Calculator function(addition¡¢ subtraction¡¢ multiplication¡¢ division) Department and PLU repeat entry function Barcode enter and look for PLU price (PLU number and Barcode number input) RA¡¢...
£ ® Initialization 1£ ® Control lock and its function The control lock allows you to change the cash register mode. Your cash register has 5 different modes. Conversion mode is the mode in which you can insert manager key (MA) or operator key (OP) in the control lock and shift to any position you need to carry out operation.
£ ® Module connection diagram £ ® Circuit instruction 1£ ® Power supply circuit This cash register power is supplied by transformer£¬ Input£º 220V AC or 240V AC ±10%/50Hz 0.15A£¬ Output£º AC11V/2A¡£ 1-1¡ ¢ +VCC£º As shown in Fig.1£ ¬ AC11V power supplied by transformer is input to mainboard through PN4 terminal£¬...
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As shown in Fig.7, this cash register keyboard is line- row scanning type keyboard, it adopts low electricity level signal to scan ( ) lines. Return signal by KS1-KS9 (KR1-KR5)lines retrace, C7¡¢ C5¡¢ ¡¢ C4¡¢ C3¡¢ C2¡¢ C1 are the lines used to scan P¡¢ R¡¢ X¡¢ Z lock signal, C6 is common signal back line by lock.
4£ ® Rear display control circuit As shown in Fig.6, this cash register front display adopts 8 digits(DN1-DN2),8 segments LED, The rear display LED of voltage is provided by +2V-+2.2V¡£ G1-G8 are selection signals, sa-sg¡¢ dp are segment signals. 5£ ® Print circuit This cash register uses thermal printer£¬...
£ ® Classify by common malfunctions and dispose of method ¡ ] 1¡ ^ Entire machine exceptionally Make sure the lock Is on the"P" position, then power on Entire machine does not have the response Please confirm the Input voltage Is OK or Not? voltage scope Replace the new fuse The fuse Is OK or Not?
¡] 2¡ ^ Data exceptionally Notice£ º This cash register adopts standard 125V, 3.5A fuse¡£ Before replacing the fuse, please cut off the power supply£¬ the new fuse parameter must be as same as the machine required£¬ When assembly just twist the fuse properly to its position£¬ do not put with strong force£¬ in order to avoid damaging its internal structure.
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On our reports at the day end, there is often and amount with G beside it. What is this, and are the cashiers doing something wrong.