Workstation Keys - Panasonic 5000 Series Operating Instructions Manual

Workstation Keys

Workstation Keys
The 5000 System keyboard has 162 key positions. The four positions in the upper right
corner (RCPT FEED, JRNL FEED, CURSOR UP, and CURSOR DOWN) are fixed keys;
you cannot change them. The remaining positions are fully programmable.
Most of these positions contain your menu items, their associated condiments, and
preparation instructions. The numeric keys (0-9) are assigned in the positions most
convenient for your operations. Additional key positions are programmed with the
function keys needed to register transactions from start to finish. Descriptions for some of
the most commonly-used workstation keys are provided below and on the next several
pages.
Use the @ key for item multiplication. You can use it, for example, whenever there
are more than two like coded or open entries within a transaction.
@
The ALL VOID key cancels all of the items you have entered within the current
ALL
transaction.
VOID
In guest check operations, it cancels all items entered within the Service, Check
Print, or Check Paid transaction. You can also use it to escape from a check you may
accidentally have accessed.
Use the BREAK key when you clock out at the beginning of a paid break. If your
breaks are not paid, you may use the Clock Out key (instead of the Break key)
BREAK
when you leave for a break.
Use the CASH key to close a transaction when the customer uses cash for payment.
Within the program and report menus, CASH allows you to advance from one
CASH
screen to the next. You also use it to escape from any of the programs or routines.
The $5 Speed Tendering key closes a transaction for which a five dollar bill is
tendered as payment. Additional speed-tendering keys are available ($1, $20, $50,
$5
etc.).
Panasonic 5000 Version 4.0 Operating Instructions - Rev. 2.0
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