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  • Page 1 POS TERMINAL MODEL UP-3500 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Second Edition...
  • Page 2 WARNING FCC Regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate this equipment. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

  • Page 3: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION Thank you very much for your purchase of the SHARP POS Terminal Model UP-3500. Please read this Manual carefully before operating your machine in order to gain full understanding of functions and features. Please keep this manual for future reference. It will help you if you encounter operational problems.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ··········································································································································· 1 IMPORTANT ················································································································································· 1 PRECAUTION ·············································································································································· 1 1. Part Names and Functions ··················································································································· 7 External View ······································································································································· 7 Front view ···································································································································· 7 Rear view ····································································································································· 7 Displays ··············································································································································· 9 Operator display (touch panel) ···································································································· 9 Customer display ······················································································································· 12 Screen save mode ·····················································································································...
  • Page 5 Tray subtotal ······························································································································ 44 Eat-in subtotal ···························································································································· 44 Finalization of Transaction ················································································································· 45 Tax Calculations ································································································································· 46 Automatic tax ····························································································································· 46 Manual tax ·································································································································· 46 Tax deletion ································································································································ 46 Tax status in Canada ················································································································· 46 Guest Check (GLU) ··························································································································· 47 GLU system ·······························································································································...
  • Page 6 Single/double receipt type ········································································································· 78 Addition + single receipt type ····································································································· 79 Double addition receipt type ······································································································ 79 Double (addition + single) receipt type ······················································································ 79 Sorted Receipt Function ···················································································································· 80 Kitchen Printer Send Function ··········································································································· 82 Electronic Journal ······························································································································ 83 Electronic Mail ···································································································································...
  • Page 7 Capture keys ···························································································································· 185 Capture job ······························································································································ 185 Function keys ··························································································································· 187 Tax rate ···································································································································· 188 Doughnut tax exempt ··············································································································· 189 Baked food exempt ·················································································································· 189 Manual tax ································································································································ 190 Tax delete ································································································································· 190 Cash keys ································································································································ 191 Check keys ······························································································································ 191 Charge keys ·····························································································································...
  • Page 8 Z1 mode secret codes ············································································································· 225 PGM2 mode secret codes ······································································································· 226 System Z1 mode secret codes ································································································ 227 System PGM2 mode secret codes ·························································································· 228 Initial down-loading secret codes ···························································································· 229 Maintenance down-loading secret codes ················································································ 230 E-payment secret codes ·········································································································· 231 GLU code range ·······················································································································...

  • Page 9: Part Names And Functions

    Part Names and Functions This chapter describes the part names and functions of this POS terminal. External View I I I I I Front view I I I I I Rear view AC adapter AC power cord Plug the AC adapter connector into the AC adapter jack, then plug the AC power cord into the wall outlet that has a dedicated earth ground.
  • Page 10 Opening the side cover While moving the release lever towards you, pull the side cover and rotate the cover upward as shown in the illustration at the right. Terminal Connection/slot inside the side cover RS232 port RS-232C Note: The application software will determine the usage and availability of the external port. Side cover SD card slot RESET...

  • Page 11: Displays

    Displays This POS terminal is equipped with a color LCD operator display. The operator display is a touch panel. Operations can be performed by touching the screen (that shows keys or items in the window) of the operator display. I I I I I Operator display (touch panel) •...
  • Page 12 Ten key pad window: The Ten key pad is used to enter various numerical data (e.g. cashier code, amounts, quantities). When numeric entries are necessary (e.g. secret code is forced), the ten key pad pops up automatically. Cashier code/cashier name Numeric entry: The entry displays here.
  • Page 13 • • • • • Drive-thru screen The drive-thru screen is used for the drive-thru function (after the drive-thru transaction or by touching the [D-DISP] key). Screen example: Receipt window Waiting time Touch the receipt window to select it, and touch again to release it. •...

  • Page 14: Customer Display

    I I I I I Customer display There are two customer display options available for the UP-3500. The pole type customer display or an integrated type rear display can be installed. I I I I I Screen save mode The screen save function starts when the POS terminal is left idle for an extended period of time. You can program the time for which your POS terminal should keep the normal status before it goes into the screen saver mode.

  • Page 15: Before Operating The Pos Terminal

    Before Operating the POS Terminal This chapter describes those steps required prior to using the POS terminal for the first time. Display Angle The display may be positioned for the best viewing angle. The allowable tilt angle of the display is within 56 degrees as shown in the illustration at the right.

  • Page 16: Prior To Making Entries

    Prior to Making Entries Preparations for Entries Ensure that all printers in your system have adequate paper rolls prior to beginning entries. For more information, please refer to the applicable printer’s manual. Error Warning In the following examples, your POS terminal will go into an error state accompanied with a warning beep and the error message on the display.

  • Page 17: Selecting An Operating Mode

    Selecting an Operating Mode The POS terminal will display the following listing by touching the [MODE] key. Mode selection window: I I I I I Operating modes You can select any mode other than REG from the list in the mode selection window. Your POS terminal supports the following operating modes: This mode allows you to enter various sales information.

  • Page 18: Mode Selection

    I I I I I Mode selection Touch the [MODE] key. The following mode screen is displayed. Select the mode and touch it in the window to operate the desired function. When you want to enter the REG mode, simply touch the [EXIT] key.

  • Page 19: Entering A Secret Code

    Entering a Secret Code When a secret code has been set for the selected mode or assigned cashier, you must enter the secret code and touch the [ENTER] key.

  • Page 20: Entries

    For example: · REG mode screen (HOME screen) · Mode screen · Payment screen · Drive-thru screen etc. If you want to change the layout, consult your authorized SHARP dealer. Screen transitions (example) [HOME] [CANCEL] Screen (n) [SCREEN n] {screen no. entry}...

  • Page 21: Function Keys List (Using Default Key Labels)

    I I I I I Function keys list (using default key labels) Classification Description TEN KEY 0 thru 9 • X/TIMES SYSTEM HOME CANCEL CLEAR MODE (Left) (Right) ENTER P UP P DOWN BKSPC SCREEN LEVEL L1 thru L10 GLU LIST D-T LIST SCREEN SCREEN(n) (n: 1 - 99)
  • Page 22 Classification ITEM PLU/UPC SCALE OPN TR SUBSTITU WITH WITHOUT C NEXT PRCHNG RECIPETX FUNCTION P. VOID CHK VOID VOIDMODE RFND RETURN RF MODE (-) n GDISC% GDSC% n GD SHIFT GD SFT n FREE TEXT F-TEXT n F-TEXT # RA n PO n G.C.COPY PAYMENT...
  • Page 23 Classification Description CHARGE CH n CONV CONV n TIP PAID EDIT TIP TAX SHIFT TAX SFT n SBTL MDS ST TRY ST EAT IN EATIN n GC BAL EMPLOYEE SHIFT CASHIER CSH n CSH# EMPL# SIGN OUT TIME-IN TIME-OUT BREAK BREAK PD TIMEEDIT GLU/DRIVE THRU...

  • Page 24: Item Key List (Using Default Key Labels)

    Classification PRINTING RCPT RCP.SW BILL GC RCPT RP SND RCPT SFT SORT SFT ADD/NAME OTHER MACRO MACRO n CAPTURE CAP. n SCM+ SCM- VIPSALE n E-MAIL BACK I I I I I Item key list (default key labels) Classification DEPT n PL nnnnnn I I I I I PLU menu keys list (default key labels) Classification...

  • Page 25: How To Use The Touch Panel

    Do not use extreme force when touching the display. Do not use any sharp or pointed objects, and avoid using your fingernails to touch the display. I I I I I Cursor control by touching option(s) or item(s) in the window You can select option(s) or item(s) by touching corresponding line(s) in the window as follows.

  • Page 26: Cashier Entries (Sign-On/Sign-Off)

    Cashier Entries (Sign-on/Sign-off) Prior to item entries, the cashier will be compelled to enter his or her assigned cashier code. Note: This may not be necessary when the POS terminal has been programmed for the cashier code entry as “cashier stay-down mode.” •...

  • Page 27: Starting Cash Memory Entry

    Starting Cash Memory Entry If you enter the amount of currency for the starting amount in the drawer before entry operations, you can separate that amount from the sales amount when reports are generated. Your POS terminal can be programmed to enforce the entry of starting cash into memory. Touch the [SCM+] or [SCM–] key.

  • Page 28: Item Entries

    Item Entries I I I I I Registration screen Receipt window The registration screen can be changed to another registration screen by using the [SCREEN n] key or ➝ screen# entries ( Screen no. When the item (direct PLU) key is held in the PLU menu key, touch the corresponding PLU menu key (main PLU menu key), then select the item (or sub-PLU menu key).

  • Page 29: Repeat Entries

    • • • • • PLU code entries ➝ For “preset only type”: ➝ For “open only type”: ➝ For “open and preset type”: ➝ For “open and preset type”: • PLU code: max. 6 digits • Open unit price: Within the programmed HALO/LALO •...

  • Page 30: Multiplication Entries

    I I I I I Multiplication entries Use this feature when you need to enter two or more of the same items. This feature helps you when you sell multiples of items or need to enter quantities that contain decimals. When the kitchen printer is used under “Issuing S/D receipts by the number of times of multiplication: Yes”...
  • Page 31 • • • • • UPC entries ➝ By scanning UPC code: Q’ty ➝ By UPC code entry: Q’ty • UPC code: max. 13 digits • Q’ty: Up to 4 digits integer • Open unit price: Within the programmed HALO/LALO •...

  • Page 32: Scale Entries

    I I I I I Scale entries This function is used to sell items by weight. There are two types of weight entry systems available; auto scale entries and manual scale entries. Auto scale entry is used when the weight is read automatically from the connected scale (option).

  • Page 33: Plu Menu Keys (Categories)

    I I I I I PLU menu keys (categories) Items can be categorized into PLU menu keys for ease of registration. A PLU menu key can contain both PLU items and other PLU menu keys. This can make a PLU menu tree of choices.

  • Page 34: Plu Level Shift (For Direct Plus)

    I I I I I PLU level shift (for direct PLUs) This shift can double or triple the number of direct PLUs on your POS terminal without adding additional direct PLU keys. You can use direct PLUs in ten levels by utilizing the PLU level shift keys [L1] thru [L10]. Level key shifts the PLU level from the other nine to the required level.

  • Page 35: Mix-And-Match Function

    I I I I I Mix-and-match function This function is convenient for matching several PLU/UPC items and selling them as a form of discount. The mix-and-match table consists of the discount type (item type/ subtotal type), trip level for discount (satisfying count of entered item), and discount value.

  • Page 36: Set Plu Entries

    I I I I I Set PLU entries The operations are the same as normal PLU’s. When a set PLU is entered, an entered or preset amount is printed as the unit price and then those PLUs linked to the set PLU can be printed automatically. You can program a maximum of 99 set PLUs.

  • Page 37: Combo Meal Entries

    I I I I I Combo meal entries The operation is the same as that for normal PLU entries. When a combo meal is entered with the Combo key, the labels of those PLUs linked to the Combo key are printed automatically.

  • Page 38: With/Without Entries

    I I I I I With/without entries This function is used to add/delete tied PLU(s) to/from a Combo/set PLU entered. The with/without function is used to change the tied PLUs of the combo/set PLU in compliance with a special request made by a guest or to meet other situations. For example, the function is needed when receiving a request to remove tomato from a certain dish in a restaurant.

  • Page 39: Condiment Entries

    I I I I I Condiment entries The terminal may be programmed for prompting condiment and instructions for a menu-item PLU. Example: When you enter a menu-item PLU, a message such as “HOWCOOK?” is prompted and a list of the “Condiment PLUs”...
  • Page 40 • • • • • Single entry method The items of the condiment table must be entered for each menu-item by one-set individually. (Example:) 3 steaks process: Operation 3 [Steak] [Rare] [Peas] [Rare] [Carrot] [Medium] [Peas] • • • • • Multiplication entry method The items of the condiment table can be entered by multiplication entry.
  • Page 41 • • • • • Price roll-up for condiment entries The price of each condiment PLU may be rolled-up in the price of menu-item PLU (parent PLU) entry. (Example:) Name PLU00001 Condiment 1 Condiment table Condiment Contents Table # Onion/Corn Soup Meat/Fish Operation Entry...

  • Page 42: Price Inquiry (View) Function

    I I I I I Price inquiry (view) function You can use this function when you want to know the unit price of the PLU/UPC item during transaction. The PLU/UPC can be registered in VIEW mode. The unit price of a PLU/UPC can be temporarily changed. The programmed unit price is not changed.

  • Page 43: Upc Learning Function

    I I I I I UPC learning function When you enter or scan an undefined code, you are required to enter the unit price and the associated department. The PLU/UPC code, unit price and the department entered are stored in the PLU/UPC file and are used for future sales entries.

  • Page 44: Price Change Function

    I I I I I Price change function You can use this function when you need to change the preset price and/or associated department of a PLU/UPC. The programmed price and/or associated department is changed to the new ones. (1) Touch the [PRCHNG] key, then enter the PLU/UPC item. (1a) Enter the PLU/UPC item then touch the [PRCHNG] key.

  • Page 45: Recipe Text Display/Print

    I I I I I Recipe text display/print This function enables you to confirm the recipe instructions for preparing select items. The displayed guidance text can be printed. If this function is required, the guidance text of the recipe can be programmed for the recipe table, and the recipe table no.

  • Page 46: Subtotal Display

    Subtotal Display Your POS terminal provides these five types of subtotals: I I I I I Merchandise subtotal Touch the [MDS ST] key at any point during a transaction. The net sales subtotal (not including tax) will appear in the window. I I I I I Taxable subtotal Taxable n (n: 1 - 4) subtotal Touch the [TAX SFT n] and [SBTL] keys in this order at any point during a transaction.

  • Page 47: Finalization Of Transaction

    Finalization of Transaction The following types of media can be used for the finalization of transactions. • Cash • Check • Charge (Credit) The direct finalization or amount tendering can be performed to finalize the transaction. • • • • • Amount tendering ➝...

  • Page 48: Tax Calculations

    Tax Calculations I I I I I Automatic tax When your POS terminal is programmed with a tax table (or tax rate) and the tax status of an individual department or PLU is set for taxable, it computes the tax automatically on any item that is entered into the department directly or indirectly via a related PLU.

  • Page 49: Guest Check (Glu)

    Guest Check Your POS terminal is provided the guest lookup (GLU) system. GLU system: The balance due and the details of the order are placed in the guest check file. The information can be automatically recalled by entering a guest check code (= a GLU code) when additional ordering occurs.
  • Page 50 Reorder entries For making additional guest check entries; GLU code [PBAL] (max. 8 digits) The open table can be displayed by touching the [GLU LIST] key. To operate the reorder entries, touch a corresponding line of the GLU list and touch the [ENTER] key. To exit from the GLU list screen, touch the [CANCEL] key.

  • Page 51: Drive-Thru Function

    I I I I I Drive-thru function A second GLU function can be used as the drive-thru function. This system looks up drive-thru codes automatically (First In/First Out). This drive-thru system provides two types of POS terminal functions (Order taker, cashier station). Drive-thru screen The drive-thru screen can be displayed by touching the [D-DISP] key or by finalizing the drive-thru registration (refer to PGM: FUNC.SELECTING).

  • Page 52: Deposit Entries

    Settlement Use the following procedure: [PBAL 2] [Item entries] • After a payment operation is completed, a bill number is created for the closed drive-thru. It is printed on the receipt or journal and printed on the bill when issued. The bill number should be used to refer to the closed drive-thru on a sales report.

  • Page 53: Bill Totalizing

    I I I I I Bill totalizing The bill totalizing function is used to combine multiple bills when, for example, a particular guest pays not only his or her bill, but also the bills of other guests. (1) To display the open table list or drive-thru list, touch the [GLU LIST] or [D-T LIST] key. (Open table list) (2) Touch the corresponding lines to select, and touch the [ADD] button.

  • Page 54: Wait (Parking) A Drive-Thru Order

    I I I I I Wait (Parking) a drive-thru order The guest checks can be changed to waiting mode from the registration mode for the drive-thru function. (1) Touch the [D-DISP] key to display the drive-thru window. (2) Touch the required guest check. (3) Touch the [WAIT] key.

  • Page 55: Drive-Thru Order Check Recall

    I I I I I Drive-thru order check recall Each cashier is able to recall the guest checks of waiting mode for reorder entries, item corrections or settlement again by using the [RECALL] key. (1) Touch the [D-DISP] key to display the drive-thru window. (2) Touch the [RECALL] key, the waiting guest list will be shown.

  • Page 56: Auxiliary Entries

    Auxiliary Entries I I I I I Percent calculations (% premium or % discount) Your POS terminal provides percent calculations for a merchandise subtotal or each item entry. You need to program, in advance, for which merchandise subtotal or which item entry your POS terminal should perform a percent calculation.

  • Page 57: Group Discount Entries

    I I I I I Group discount entries The terminal provides the percent calculation (discount/premium) for associated group. Percentage: 0.01 to 100.00% (programmed rate) • • • • • Display of the group discountable subtotal ➝ ➝ [GD SFT n] [SBTL] •...

  • Page 58: Refund Entries

    I I I I I Refund entries When you perform the refund item entry, touch the [RFND] key and perform the item entry operation. The terminal also allows you to perform a refund entry for selected item by cursor. ➝ ➝...

  • Page 59: Printing Of Free Text

    I I I I I Printing of free text You can perform the free text entry after PLUs/UPCs item entry. Programmed free text can be printed out by entering the corresponding text code and touching the [TEXT #] key or by touching the corresponding direct text key ([TEXT n ]). ➝...

  • Page 60: Payment Handling

    Payment Handling I I I I I Tip-in entries Your POS terminal allows the entry of tips that your guests give to cashiers in cash or by credit card. The tip entry must be done before a payment entry. You cannot make any previous or credit balance entry after making a tip-in entry. Two different tip-in entry systems are available: the tip amount entry system and the tip percent rate entry system.

  • Page 61: Tip Paid Entries

    I I I I I Tip paid entries This operation is used when tips that guests have paid by using credit card are paid to respective cashiers in cash. To perform the tip paid entry, enter the cashier code (assigning the cashier), then touch the [TIP PAID] key.

  • Page 62: Received-On-Account Entries

    • • • • • Menu-based entries [RA MENU] [RA n from the window] You may also choose the RA procedure instead of the above procedure only for cash payment. Contact your authorized SHARP dealer to change the procedure. • Direct key entries ➝ ➝...

  • Page 63: Paid-Out Entries

    • • • • • Menu-based entries [PO MENU] [PO n from the window] You may also choose the PO procedure instead of the above procedure only for cash payment. Contact your authorized SHARP dealer to change the procedure. • Direct key entries ➝ ➝...

  • Page 64: No-Sale

    I I I I I No-sale Simply press the [NS] key without any entry. The drawer will be opened and the text of no-sale will be printed. When the no-sale function is programmed to “complex key type”, press the [CASH] key instead of the [NS] key.

  • Page 65: Bill Separating Paymemt

    I I I I I Bill separating payment The function is used when two guests will each pay a portion of the order. With this function, you can select some Items (touching required items) on the receipt window and make an entry for the payment (cash, check or charge).

  • Page 66: Employee Function

    Cashiers can be signed on by entering employee codes, or they can be signed on by using employee cards. To use an employee card, you need a magnetic card reader (MCR). Contact your authorized SHARP dealer. Use the following procedures: •...

  • Page 67: Employee's Working Time Recording

    I I I I I Employee’s working time recording You can manage the number of hours for which employees work. The working time can be recorded by the following operations: Time-in/out, break-in/out and break-in/paid operations • • • • • Time-out, break-in or break-paid [TIME-OUT] [BREAK] [BREAK PD]...

  • Page 68: Supervisor Cashier

    Supervisor Cashier This function is used to allow a supervisor cashier to open the GLU records of a normal cashier. The supervisor cashier cannot begin transactions under their own number. When the supervisor cashier begins a transaction an ordinary cashier number will be requested and must be entered before the transaction begins.

  • Page 69: Overlapped Cashier Entry

    Overlapped Cashier Entry This function allows you to switch from one cashier to another cashier and to interrupt the first cashier’s entry, so the second cashier can do his or her entry in this mode. Interrupt handling is possible only in the overlapped cashier entry.

  • Page 70: Training Mode

    TRAINING Mode The training mode is used when the operator or the manager practices POS terminal operations. When a cashier set as in training is selected, the POS terminal automatically enters the training mode. When a cashier not set as in training is selected, the POS terminal automatically enters the ordinary registration mode.

  • Page 71: Open/Close The Shift Status

    Open/Close the Shift Status The shift status can be specified for each employee. Each employee is only allowed to work during the shift. When you open/close the shift status, perform the following procedure. (1) Touch the [SHIFT] key, the following window is displayed. (2) Touch the required employee.

  • Page 72: Authority Level/ Secret Code

    Authority Level / Secret Code I I I I I Authority level It is possible to specify an authority level to each job function. Each employee can be assigned an authority level. The authority level can be set to any function. The employee will not be allowed to operate higher- level functions.

  • Page 73: Macro Key Entries

    MACRO Key Entries The MACRO key can call one or more Auto-key sets and change the register mode if needed. You can run these key sequences simply by entering the corresponding MACRO keys during key operations. ➝ By the direct MACRO key entries: [MACRO n] (n: 1 - 99) When the [CLEAR] key is programmed in the key sequence for the MACRO key, the operation will stop at...

  • Page 74: Corrections

    Corrections Correction of Entries If you make an incorrect entry (relating to item entries, percent entries, amount discount entries, refund entries, return entries, manual amount tax entries, and tip entries), you can void or correct entries as follows. • • • • • Voiding the entry (1) Select the line of designated item in the receipt window.
  • Page 75 • • • • • Repeat the serviced item entry (1) Select the line of designated item in the receipt window. (The selected line will be highlighted.) 1 PLU0001 1.00 1 PLU0002 2.00 1 PLU0003 3.00 ------------------ 1 PLU0004 4.00 (2) Press the [ + ] key.

  • Page 76: Subtotal Void

    Subtotal Void You can void an entire transaction. Once the subtotal void is executed, the transaction is aborted and the POS terminal issues a receipt. The terminal provides two types of void functions (subtotal void for new order or additional orders, and subtotal void for the whole of guest check). •...

  • Page 77: Correction After Finalizing A Transaction (Void Mode)

    Correction after Finalizing a Transaction (Void mode) When you need to void incorrect entries that cashiers cannot correct (incorrect entries that are found after finalizing a transaction or cannot be corrected by subtotal void), the following procedure can be performed by an employee with the proper authority level.

  • Page 78: Printing Function

    Printing Function Receipt ON/OFF The receipt ON(printing receipt)/ OFF(no receipting) status can be toggled by touching the [RCP.SW] key. ➝ ➝ (Receipt ON) [RCP.SW] Copy Receipt Printing If your customer wants a receipt after you have finalized a transaction with the receipt ON/OFF function in the “OFF”...

  • Page 79: Bill Printing

    Bill Printing The guest check sales data can be printed at a bill printer or receipt printer. A bar-code of the bill number (or transaction number) can be printed on the bill. • • • • • Bill printing on bill printer: •...

  • Page 80: Type Of Receipt

    Type of Receipt You can select one of the following five types of receipts. These types of receipts are available for the transaction receipt. By default, the addition receipt type is selected. • Addition receipt type • Single/double receipt type •...

  • Page 81: Addition + Single Receipt Type

    I I I I I Addition + single receipt type When this type is selected: • An addition receipt and each single receipt are issued in series after you finalize the transaction. • Footer logo message is printed at the end of the addition receipt part. •...

  • Page 82: Sorted Receipt Function

    Sorted Receipt Function When the sorted receipt function is programmed for your POS terminal, PLUs are printed in sorted form by PLU group regardless of the order that you enter items. The sort group number is temporarily changed by using the [SORT SFT] key (Sort Shift function). ➝...
  • Page 83 • • • • • Addition + single receipt type This is printed immediately after entering the PLU of group “0”. They are printed when the transaction is finalized. This is printed when you touch the [GC RCPT] key after the transaction.

  • Page 84: Kitchen Printer Send Function

    Kitchen Printer Send Function This function enables a partial order to be sent to the kitchen for preparation while the remaining order is still being placed. When the programmed kitchen printer no. is used. (Item entry) Kitchen printer no. (1 - 9) [RP SND] Remaining items will be sent to the remote printer when the transaction is finalized.

  • Page 85: Electronic Journal

    Electronic Journal This function is intended to record the journal data in electronic memory instead of journal paper. Also, this data is used instead of Transaction Log data. All transaction data and the operation log is kept in the Electronic Journal File. Electronic Mail When the information/status “M”...

  • Page 86: Universal Product Code (Upc) Or European Article Number (Ean)

    Universal Product Code (UPC) or European Article Number (EAN) I I I I I UPC or EAN code The following codes can be supported: • UPC-A (Number system character: 0, 2, 3, 4) • EAN-8 • EAN-13 • Internal code EAN-8/EAN-13 For the codes used in-store marking, there are two kinds of PLU type (treated as a code like PLU no.) and Non-PLU type (price/quantity information is included in the code).

  • Page 87: Customer Code

    EAN-13 • Ordinary EAN-13 code (used in the source marking) • Specific EAN-13 code (flag 977, 978, 979) (used in the source marking: ISBM, ISSN) For entry, you must enter the full 13-digit number. • Internal code (used in the in-store marking, the flag character number: 20 thru 29 and 02) I I I I I Customer code EAN-13 code (free format or established format) is used for...

  • Page 88: Reading (X) And Resetting (Z) Of Sales Totals

    Reading (X) and Resetting (Z) of Sales Totals • Use the reading function (X) when you need to take a reading of sales information entered after the last reset. You can take this reading any number of times. It does not affect the POS terminal’s stored transactions.

  • Page 89: Report List

    I I I I I Report list Item Description [Revenue Center] [REVENUE CENTER] REVENUE DEPARTMENT Department Group GROUP GT + Transaction REVENUE TRANSACTION GT + TAX REVENUE TRANSACTION Sales comparison (% share) report SALES COMPARISON (Net 1, Net 2, Net 3) Department Group DEPARTMENT GROUP comparison by...
  • Page 90 Item Description Piece count report PIECE COUNT Transaction report TRANSACTION Daily summary DAILY SUMMARY Dynamic UPC report DYNAMIC UPC Dynamic UPC by DYNAMIC UPC BY Dept DEPARTMENT Dynamic UPC DYNAMIC UPC WATCH Watch List LIST Non accessed UPC NON ACCESSED UPC Dynamic UPC Clear DYNAMIC UPC CLEAR Dynamic UPC Clear...
  • Page 91 Item Description [Employee] [EMPLOYEE] ALL Employee ALL EMPLOYEE TEFRA TEFRA report Ind. Employee INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYEE TEFRA report TEFRA Tefra by Employee TEFRA BY EMPLOYEE LIST report LIST TEFRA summary TEFRA SUMMARY Employee report EMPLOYEE Employee Summary EMPLOYEE SUMMARY report Pay Period report PAY PERIOD Pay Period PAY PERIOD SUMMARY...

  • Page 92: Daily Report Samples

    Daily Report Samples I I I I I Transaction report • • • • • Sample X report To be continued on the next page • • • • • Sample Z report Read symbol Report title Grand total of training-mode registrations (-)1 counter and...
  • Page 93 To be continued on the next page (-)5 counter and total (Item(-)) Total for item(-) %5 counter and total (Item %) Total for item % Coupon-like PLU counter and total Eat-in 1 counter and total Direct void counter and total Indirect void counter and total Subtotal void counter and total Check void counter and total...
  • Page 94 Cash change total for check and charge tendering Currency conversion 1 total (by programmed rate) Currency conversion 4 total (by manual rate) Total for conversion Gross charge 1 counter and total Refund charge 1 counter and total Total for charge Check 1 sale counter and tendering counter Total for check Cash+check in drawer...
  • Page 95 I I I I I Department report • • • • • Sample X report To be continued on the next page • • • • • Sample Z report Dept. no./Dept. label Quantity sold minus NEG TRNS Dollar amount minus REFUND &...
  • Page 96 Total for hash (+) dept. Total for hash (-) dept. Total for non-turn dept. Total for dept.
  • Page 97 I I I I I Department group report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report Dept. group 1 The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report. Total for group Reset counter...
  • Page 98 I I I I I PLU/UPC report by designated range • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report PLU/UPC range PLU code Item label The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 99 I I I I I PLU/UPC report by associated department • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report Associated dept. no. PLU code Item label The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 100 I I I I I PLU/UPC report by watch list (pick up) • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report. Total for watch list...
  • Page 101 I I I I I Piece count report for PLU • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Theoretical food cost% report for PLU/UPC • • • • • Sample Z report PLU range PLU code Item label/count The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the...
  • Page 102 I I I I I Dynamic UPC report • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Dynamic UPC report by associated department • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report UPC range UPC code Item label...
  • Page 103 I I I I I Dynamic UPC report by watch list (pick up) • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report UPC code The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 104 I I I I I Non accessed UPC report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report UPC code The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 105 I I I I I Dynamic UPC clear by associated department I I I I I Dynamic UPC clear (by designated range) Associated dept. no. UPC code UPC range UPC code...
  • Page 106 I I I I I Coupon/discount total report Cashier no./cashier name Total for subtotal (-) Total for subtotal % discount Total for group discount Mix & match discount Total for item (-) Total for item % discount Coupon PLU amount...
  • Page 107 I I I I I Coupon/discount report by department I I I I I Coupon PLU report • • • • • Sample X report Department no. • • • • • Sample Z report PLU range The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 108 I I I I I Individual cashier report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report Cashier no./name The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 109 I I I I I All cashier report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report Cashier no./name The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report. Transaction for each cashier Cashier no./name...
  • Page 110 I I I I I All daily deposit report I I I I I Individual deposit report Cashier no./name...
  • Page 111 I I I I I Cashier summary report I I I I I Cash in drawer report Cashier no./name Cashier no./name Sales total Cash in drawer Total...
  • Page 112 I I I I I Tax report Cashier no./name For tax1 For manual tax Total...
  • Page 113 I I I I I Starting cash memory report Cashier no./name Starting cash memory (+) Starting cash memory (-) Starting cash memory total Total...
  • Page 114 I I I I I Open GLU report • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Open GLU by cashier report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report GLU range GLU code/cashier no.
  • Page 115 I I I I I Closed check report • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Closed check by cashier report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report GLU range GLU code/cashier no.
  • Page 116 I I I I I Drive-thru report • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Drive-thru by cashier report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 117 I I I I I Closed drive-thru report • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Closed drive-thru by cashier report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 118 I I I I I Service time report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 119 I I I I I All employee TEFRA report Employee code range Employee code/name Credit card sales/charge tip Other sales/cash tip Total non-TEFRA/total TEFRA Total tip/tip minimum declaration Difference I I I I I Individual employee TEFRA report...
  • Page 120 I I I I I TEFRA report by employee I I I I I TEFRA summary report Employee code/name Credit card sales/charge tip Other sales/cash tip Total non-TEFRA/total TEFRA Total tip/tip minimum declaration Difference Employee code range Employee code/name Total tip/tip minimum declaration Difference...
  • Page 121 I I I I I Employee report Employee code range Employee code/name Date Time-in Location no./name Location no./name Total working time per location Total cost per location Total working time Over time Total labor cost Employee code/name...
  • Page 122 I I I I I Employee over time report I I I I I Labor cost% report Employee code range Employee code/name Date Over time Over time cost Time/transaction counter/sales amount Employee cost Labor cost%...
  • Page 123 I I I I I Employee active status report...
  • Page 124 I I I I I Hourly report • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Car # hourly report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 125 I I I I I Department group hourly • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 126 I I I I I Revenue department group report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 127 I I I I I Revenue transaction report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 128 I I I I I Sales comparison report I I I I I Department group comparison report...
  • Page 129 I I I I I Discount by revenue report...
  • Page 130 I I I I I Media type by revenue report...
  • Page 131 I I I I I Tax by revenue report...
  • Page 132 I I I I I Hourly by revenue report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 133 I I I I I Electronic journal report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 134 I I I I I Key capture data report I I I I I X/Z stacked reports You can print multiple X/Z reports in sequence by selecting the stacked report option from the menu. In this case, you need to program in advance which X/Z reports should be printed. Refer to “Stacked report” under the programming section.

  • Page 135: Periodic Report Samples

    Periodic Report Samples Your POS terminal allows you to take consolidation X and Z reports of a chosen period (the period is usually one week or month). • • • • • General overview The periodic reading or resetting reports are the same in format as those in the X1/Z1 report for daily sales information except mode indication (“X2”, “X3”, “X4”...
  • Page 136 I I I I I Employee report • • • • • Sample X report I I I I I Employee summary report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 137 I I I I I Pay period report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 138 I I I I I Pay period summary report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 139 I I I I I Employee over time report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 140 I I I I I Employee time calculation report...
  • Page 141 I I I I I Daily labor cost% report I I I I I Emloyee time adjustment report...
  • Page 142 I I I I I Department group projection report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 143 I I I I I Daily summary by revenue report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report.
  • Page 144 I I I I I Daily summary report • • • • • Sample X report • • • • • Sample Z report The subsequent printout occurs in the same format as in the sample X report. I I I I I X/Z stacked reports You can print multiple X/Z reports in sequence by selecting the stacked report option from the menu.

  • Page 145: Compulsory Cash/Check Declaration

    Compulsory Cash/Check Declaration If your POS terminal has been programmed for compulsory cash/check declaration, you must declare the cash/check value in the drawer in advance according to the type of declaration specified for when you take cashier Z reports. Use the following procedure for this declaration. Types of compulsory cash/check declaration •...
  • Page 146 For cash: For check: For the currency conversion type, coupon type or vender coupon UPC type are the same as the check type. • Select the money type by touching item or using the [ENTER] key. • Enter quantities of money and touch the [ENTER] key.

  • Page 147: Programming

    Programming This chapter explains how to program various items. Before you start programming, select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode from the mode selection window depending on the item you are going to program. Programming Menu Processing The programming menu processing is shown below tables. I I I I I OPXZ mode 3 GLU# ASSIGN I I I I I PGM1 mode...

  • Page 148: Pgm2 Mode

    I I I I I PGM2 mode 1 POS READING 1 DEPARTMENT 2 ITEM SETUP 3 TABLES 4 WORK FORCE 5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS 6 POS FUNCTIONS 1 DEPARTMENT 2 DEPT GR. REVENUE 1 PLU/UPC 2 MODIFIER PLU 3 COUPON PLU 4 RECIPE TEXT 5 DYNAMIC UPC 6 UPC OTHER...
  • Page 149 (1 POS READING) 7 TERMINAL 8 TEXT EDITOR 9 SYSTEM 10 AUTO KEYS 2 POS SETTING 1 DEPARTMENT 2 ITEM SETUP 1 REPORTS 2 MAINTENANCE 3 TERMINAL 4 OPTIONAL SETTINGS 5 GLU/D-THRU CODE 1 REVENUE CENTER TEXT 2 FUNCTION TEXT 3 LOGO TEXT 4 SORT GROUP TEXT 1 PRINTERS...
  • Page 150 (2 POS SETTING) 3 TABLES 4 WORK FORCE 5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS 6 POS FUNCTIONS 1 CONDIMENT TABLES 2 COMBO MEAL TABLES 3 LINK PLU/UPC TABLES 4 SET PLU TABLES 5 MIX&MATCH TABLES 6 SCALE TABLES 1 CASHIER 2 EMPLOYEE 1 EMPLOYEE ID 2 JOB LOCATION TABLES 3 LABOR COST 4 (Reserve)
  • Page 151 (2 POS SETTING) 7 TERMINAL 17 TAX17 RATE 18 TAX18 RATE 19 TAX19 RATE 20 TAX20 RATE 21 DOUGHNUT EXEMPT 22 BAKED FOOD EXEMPT 23 MANUAL TAX 24 TAX DELETE 2 MEDIA 1 CASH KEYS 2 CHECK KEYS 3 CHARGE KEYS 4 EAT-IN KEYS 5 SERVICE KEY 6 FINAL KEY...
  • Page 152 (2 POS SETTING) 8 TEXT EDITOR 4 HOURLY REPORT 5 STACKED REPORT 6 TEFRA RATE 2 MAINTENANCE 1 MAINTENANCE DATA CREATE 2 MAINTENANCE DATA D/L 3 D-UPC DOWNLOAD 4 SYSTEM BACKUP 5 SYSTEM RESTORE 3 TERMINAL 1 MACHINE# 2 CONSECUTIVE# 3 TILL TIMER 4 SCREEN SETUP 5 BILL NUMBER...
  • Page 153 (2 POS SETTING) 9 SYSTEM 10 DATA CLEAR 3 AUTO KEY 3 BILL LOGO 4 EAT IN LOGO 4 SORT GROUP TEXT 1 PRINTERS 1 RECEIPT PRINTER 2 JOURNAL PRINTER 3 BILL PRINTER 4 REPORT PRINTER 5 KP#1 6 KP#2 7 KP#3 8 KP#4 9 KP#5...

  • Page 154: How To Program Alphanumeric Characters

    How to Program Alphanumeric Characters When you program alphanumeric characters, the character keyboard will be displayed as shown below. [BKSPC] : Backs up the cursor for deleting the character or figure at the left of the cursor. [SHIFT] : You can enter an upper-case letter by using this key. Touch this key just before you enter the upper-case letter.

  • Page 155: Alphanumeric Characters

    Alphanumeric Characters...

  • Page 156: Basic Instructions

    Basic Instructions This section illustrates the basic programming by using an example of programming for departments. ➝ (I Department (1 DEPARTMENT 1 DEPARTMENT ... PGM2)) I I I I I Programming example (1) Select the PGM2 mode in the mode window. The following window is displayed. (2) Touch the [2 POS SETTING] button to perform the programming.
  • Page 157 (3) Touch the [1 DEPARTMENT] button to program the department, and select the desired department and touch the [ENTER] key. (4) Select the programming items, and set the proper data. (5) To terminate the programming, touch the [EXIT] key.

  • Page 158: Programming Function Key

    I I I I I Programming function key [DELETE] : Used to delete the data or item. [BKSPC] : Backs up the cursor for deleting the character or figure at the left of the cursor. [COPY] : Used to copy the data from the designated item. Touch this key and select designated item.

  • Page 159: Pos Setting Data

    POS Setting Data The POS setting data can be confirmed with the following tables. The default programming data of parameters is emphasized in bold character. I I I I I Department (1 DEPARTMENT (1) Select the PGM2 mode in the mode selection window, and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming.

  • Page 160: Department Group Revenue Center

    I I I I I Department group revenue center Department group no.: 1 to 99 (1) Select the PGM2 mode in the mode selection window, and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [1 DEPARTMENT] button to display the detail menu. (3) Touch the [2 DEPT GR.

  • Page 161: Dynamic Upc

    I I I I I Dynamic UPC (2 SALES ITEMS (2 ITEM SETUP UPC/EAN code: max. 13 digits (EAN13, EAN8, UPC-A) (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [1 SALES ITEMS] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 DYNAMIC UPC] button to display the each dynamic UPC.
  • Page 162 Text Table number for condiment entry CONDIMENT TBL# max. 3 digits (1 to 999/0) (The UPC(EAN) is fixed at “0”.) YES: Condiment type CONDIMENT TYPE NO: Non-condiment type (The UPC(EAN) is fixed at “NO”.) COMPULSORY: Makes a condiment entry compulsory. CONDIMENT ENTRY NON-COMPULSORY: Makes a condiment entry non-compulsory.

  • Page 163: Coupon Plu

    Text YES: Prints the PLU sales information on the chit receipt in the remote printer format. CHIT RECEIPT NO: Prints nothing on the chit receipt. KP PRINT Printing color selection (BLACK or RED) CVM1 CTRL CHAR. CVM (Color Video Monitor) 1 control character (0 thru 255) CVM2 CTRL CHAR.

  • Page 164: Range Plu Programming

    Text ALLOWED: Allows a zero-price entry. ZERO PRICE DISALLOWED: Disallows a zero-price entry. YES: TEFRA report TEFRA YES: Tax 1 taxable TAXABLE1 YES: Tax 2 taxable TAXABLE2 YES: Tax 3 taxable TAXABLE3 YES: Tax 4 taxable TAXABLE4 GR.DISC. Group discount grouping max. 2 digits (1 to 99/0) GR.DISC.
  • Page 165 Text ASSOCIATED DEPT. Department number to be associated with the entered PLU/UPC. 2 digits (1 to 99) +: Plus PLU/UPC SIGN –: Minus PLU/UPC PRICE Unit price (max. 6 digits: 0 to 999999). Select a key color from the colors list 224 Colors KEY COLOR (Fore Color/Back Color) BLACK/YELLOW OPEN &...
  • Page 166 Text COMPULSORY: Makes a scale entry compulsory. SCALE ENABLE: Enables a scale entry. INHIBIT: Inhibits a scale entry. YES: Tax 1 taxable TAXABLE1 YES: Tax 2 taxable TAXABLE2 YES: Tax 3 taxable TAXABLE3 YES: Tax 4 taxable TAXABLE4 SORT GROUP PLU SORT grouping max.

  • Page 167: Preparation Assignment

    I I I I I Preparation assignment The POS terminal allows you to program the department assignment of the PLU/UPC. PLU code: max. 6 digits (1 to 999999) UPC/EAN code: max. 13 digits (EAN13, EAN8, UPC-A) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [2 ITEM SETUP] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 PLU/UPC] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 168: Cvm Routing

    I I I I I CVM routing (2 ITEM SETUP PLU code: max. 6 digits (1 to 999999) UPC/EAN code: max. 13 digits (EAN13, EAN8, UPC-A) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [2 ITEM SETUP] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 PLU/UPC] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 169: Modifier Plu Table

    I I I I I Modifier PLU table The POS terminal allows you to program the compulsory condiment or combo meal item. Modifier table no.: max. 3 digits (1 to 999) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [2 ITEM SETUP] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 MODIFIER PLU] button to display the modifier table list.

  • Page 170: Recipe Table

    I I I I I Recipe table ➝ (2 ITEM SETUP 4 RECIPE TEXT ... PGM2) The POS terminal allows you to create the text message to describe ingredients or preparation instructions. Recipe number: max. 3 digits (1 to 999) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming.

  • Page 171: Upc Non-Plu Code Format

    I I I I I UPC Non-PLU code format The register allows you to specify the Non-PLU code format (System sign(Flag code): 2, 02, 20 -29). These formats control scanned barcodes accepted and how the scanned information is treated by the system.

  • Page 172: Upc Delete

    Classification Kind of Code System sign Length of field 1 Length of field 2 Meaning of field 2 Price Check digit TAB or Decimal point of field 2 I I I I I UPC delete (2 ITEM SETUP You can delete the UPC codes which have not been accessed during the period you set in this program when you execute the delete job in the Z1 mode.
  • Page 173 Condiment table: Condiment Contents Table # HOWCOOK? POTATO? FLAVOR (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [3 TABLES] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 CONDIMENT TABLES] button to program the condiment table.

  • Page 174: Combo Meal Tables

    I I I I I Combo meal tables Combo meal table no.: max. 3 digits (1 to 999) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [3 TABLES] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 COMBO MEAL TABLES] button to program the combo meal table.
  • Page 175 Text PRICE Unit price of code 3 (0 to 999999) COMBO PLU#4 Associated PLU #4 : 6 digits (PLU code) PRICE Unit price of code 4 (0 to 999999) COMBO PLU#5 Associated PLU #5 : 6 digits (PLU code) PRICE Unit price of code 5 (0 to 999999) COMBO PLU#6 Associated PLU #6 : 6 digits (PLU code)

  • Page 176: Link Plu/Upc Tables

    I I I I I Link PLU/UPC tables Each link PLU is listed as if the PLU was entered individually for price calculation. Link PLU/UPC table no.: max. 2 digits (1 to 99) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [3 TABLES] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 LINK PLU/UPC TABLES] button to program the link PLU/UPC table.

  • Page 177: Mix&Match Tables

    I I I I I Mix & match tables Mix & Match table no.: max. 2 digits (1 to 99) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [3 TABLES] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 MIX&MATCH TABLES] button to program the mix&match table.

  • Page 178: Scale Tables

    SBTL TYPE Text DISCOUNT AMT Discount amount : 6 digits YES: Tax 1 taxable TAXABLE1 YES: Tax 2 taxable TAXABLE2 YES: Tax 3 taxable TAXABLE3 YES: Tax 4 taxable TAXABLE4 REVENUE NO. Revenue center no. 1 digit (1 to 9) TRIP LEVEL1 Trip level 1 : 2 digits (0 to 99) PLU/UPC#1...

  • Page 179: Cashier

    I I I I I Cashier (2 WORK FORCE (4 WORK FORCE Cashier code: 4 digits (1 to 9999) (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [2 WORK FORCE] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 CASHIER] button to display the cashier list.
  • Page 180 Text DISALLOWED: “Copy receipt function” disallowed COPY RECEIPT ALLOWED: “Copy receipt function” allowed DISALLOWED: “Daily deposit entry” disallowed DAILY DEPOSIT ALLOWED: “Daily deposit entry” allowed When the “DEL” key is touched on table number selection menu, the table is deleted. Parameter...

  • Page 181: Employee Id

    I I I I I Employee ID (4 WORK FORCE Employee code: 10 digits (0 to 9999999999) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [4 WORK FORCE] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 EMPLOYEE] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 182: Job Location Tables

    I I I I I Job location tables (4 WORK FORCE Job location table no.: 2 digits (0 to 99) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [4 WORK FORCE] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 EMPLOYEE] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 183: Authority Level

    I I I I I Authority level (4 WORK FORCE (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [4 WORK FORCE] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY] button to program the authority level for functions.

  • Page 184: Plu Menu Keys

    I I I I I PLU menu keys (5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 PLU MENU KEYS] button to display the PLU menu key list.

  • Page 185: Direct Keys

    I I I I I Direct keys (5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 DIRECT KEYS] button to display the screen list.

  • Page 186: Macro Keys

    I I I I I Macro keys (5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 MACRO KEYS] button to display the macro key list.

  • Page 187: Capture Keys

    I I I I I Capture keys (5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS The capture keys can be used to obtain additional information during the transaction. This can be done by capture key or item or function key set to request capture data. Data capture key no.: 2 digits (1 to 10) (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming.
  • Page 188 Text MESSAGE#2 Job description (Display message) : max. 12 Characters (space) Data entry type : ENTRY#2 MAX.LENGTH#2 Maximum length of data entry : 0 to 13 (“0” means same as “ENTRY#1: INHIBIT”) MIN.LENGTH#2 Minimum length of data entry : 0 to 13 NO: Non print entry data on R/J, BILL TEXT PRINT#2 YES: Print entry data on R/J, BILL...

  • Page 189: Function Keys

    I I I I I Function keys (5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS The POS terminal allows you to program the key text/color of the function keys. (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [5 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [7 FUNCTION KEYS] button to display the key group list.

  • Page 190: Tax Rate

    I I I I I Tax rate (6 POS FUNCTIONS Up to 20 tax rates (tax tables or % rates) can be programmed. (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 TAX] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 191: Doughnut Tax Exempt

    I I I I I Doughnut tax exempt The quantity for the doughnut tax exempt function can be programmed. (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 TAX] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 192: Manual Tax

    I I I I I Manual tax (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 TAX] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 193: Cash Keys

    I I I I I Cash keys (6 POS FUNCTIONS UP to 9 cash keys (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 MEDIA] button to display the detail menu.
  • Page 194 Text COMPULSORY: GLU/drive-thru entry compulsory GLU/DRIVE THRU INHIBIT: GLU/drive-thru entry inhibited ENABLE: GLU/drive-thru entry enabled DISABLE: Short amount tender disabled SHORT TENDER ENABLE: Short amount tender enabled YES: Header printing on bill HEADER ON BILL NO: No header printing on bill YES: Footer printing on bill FOOTER ON BILL NO: No footer printing on bill...
  • Page 195 Text KP number of the network remote printer 2 (1 digit: (1 to 9)/0) OUTPUT KP NO.2 If the number “0” is entered, no remote printer will operate. KP number of the network remote printer 3 (1 digit: (1 to 9)/0) OUTPUT KP NO.3 If the number “0”...

  • Page 196: Eat-In Keys

    Text Number of authorization receipt to be issued: 1 digit (1 to 9/0) NUMBER OF RCPT If the number “0” is entered, no authorization receipt is issued. Low Amount Lockout (LALO) for Gift card authorization receipt print : max. 4 digits RCPT PRINT LALO (0 to 9999) YES: Enables IC card...

  • Page 197: Service Key

    I I I I I Service key (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 MEDIA] button to display the detail menu.
  • Page 198 Text YES: Prints the card number. CARD# PRT. NO: Not prints the card number. FULL: Prints the entire card number. CARD# FORMAT PARTIAL-1: Prints only part of the card number. PARTIAL-2: Prints only part of the card number. CARD# HIDE DIGIT Card number hide digits : max.

  • Page 199: Final Key

    I I I I I Final key (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 MEDIA] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 200: Check Change

    Text YES: Prints the card number. CARD# PRT. NO: Not prints the card number. FULL: Prints the entire card number. CARD# FORMAT PARTIAL-1: Prints only part of the card number. PARTIAL-2: Prints only part of the card number. CARD# HIDE DIGIT Card number hide digits : max.

  • Page 201: Conversion Rates

    I I I I I Conversion rates (6 POS FUNCTIONS UP to 4 conversion rates (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 CONVERSION RATES] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 202: Money Type

    I I I I I Money type (6 POS FUNCTIONS The money type is used to define items for entry of SCM+/SCM- and CID entry. UP to 20 money type (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 CONVERSION RATES] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 203: - ) Keys

    I I I I I ( - ) keys (3 POS FUNCTIONS (6 POS FUNCTIONS UP to 99 ( - ) keys (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [3 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 SALE/ITEM COUPONS] button to display the ( - ) key list.

  • Page 204: Keys

    I I I I I % keys (3 POS FUNCTIONS (6 POS FUNCTIONS UP to 99 % keys (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [3 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 SALE/ITEM DISCOUNTS] button to display the ( % ) key list.

  • Page 205: Group Discount

    I I I I I Group discount (3 POS FUNCTIONS (6 POS FUNCTIONS UP to 99 group discounts (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [3 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 GROUP DISCOUNTS] button to display the group discount key list.

  • Page 206: Vender Coupon Upc

    I I I I I Vender coupon UPC (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM2 mode, touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 FUNCTIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 207: Ra Functions

    I I I I I RA functions (6 POS FUNCTIONS UP to 9 RA keys (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 FUNCTIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 208: Po Functions

    I I I I I PO functions (6 POS FUNCTIONS UP to 9 PO keys (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 FUNCTIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 209: No Sale

    I I I I I No sale (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM2 mode, touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 FUNCTIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 210: Printed Void

    I I I I I Printed void (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 FUNCTIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 211: Refund

    I I I I I Refund (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 FUNCTIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 212: Non Add Code

    I I I I I Non add code (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM2 mode, touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 FUNCTIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 213: Negative Code

    I I I I I Negative code (6 POS FUNCTIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [6 POS FUNCTIONS] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 NEGATIVE#] button to display the negative code list.

  • Page 214: Report Zero Skip

    I I I I I Report zero skip (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 REPORTS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 215: Report Print Options

    I I I I I Report print options (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 REPORTS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 216: Department Group Projection

    I I I I I Department group projection (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 REPORTS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 217: Stacked Report

    I I I I I Stacked report (7 TERMINAL Up to 2 stacked reports (STACKED REPORT1 or STACKED REPORT2) Text STACKED REPORT Stacked report : max. 20 reports (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 REPORTS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 218: Tefra Rate

    I I I I I TEFRA rate (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 REPORTS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 219: Maintenance Data Down-Loading

    I I I I I Maintenance data down-loading (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 MAINTENANCE] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 220: System Restore Data

    I I I I I System restore data (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 MAINTENANCE] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 221: Till Timer And Drawer Alarm

    I I I I I Till timer and drawer alarm (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 TERMINAL] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 222: Condiment Ignore

    I I I I I Condiment ignore (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 TERMINAL] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 223: Drive-Thru By Terminal

    I I I I I Drive-thru by terminal (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 TERMINAL] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 224: Function Selections

    I I I I I Function selections (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 OPTIONAL SETTINGS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 225: Printing Options

    Text CONTINUE: Not lock entries at a satellite even when capture job memory becomes full. CAPTURE FULL LOCK: Lock entries at a satellite when capture job memory becomes full. Calculation number of purchase at condiment PLU; PURCHASE COND. MEALS: By meals ITEMS: By items DISABLE: Disables GLU finalize before Intermediate bill I.BILL FINALIZE...

  • Page 226: Expand Function

    Text NOT PRINT: Does not print the inter mediate GLU reading on the bill printer. INTER.GLU BILL PRINT: Prints the inter mediate GLU reading on the bill printer. NOT PRINT: Does not print the inter mediate GLU reading on the receipt printer. INTER.GLU RCPT.

  • Page 227: Z1 Mode Secret Codes

    I I I I I Z1 mode secret codes (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY SETUP] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 228: Pgm2 Mode Secret Codes

    I I I I I PGM2 mode secret codes (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY SETUP] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 229: System Z1 Mode Secret Codes

    I I I I I System Z1 mode secret codes (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY SETUP] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 230: System Pgm2 Mode Secret Codes

    I I I I I System PGM2 mode secret codes (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY SETUP] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 231: Initial Down-Loading Secret Codes

    I I I I I Initial down-loading secret codes (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY SETUP] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 232: Maintenance Down-Loading Secret Codes

    I I I I I Maintenance down-loading secret codes (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY SETUP] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 233: E-Payment Secret Codes

    I I I I I E-payment secret codes (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 AUTHORITY SETUP] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 234: Drive-Thru Code Range

    I I I I I Drive-thru code range (7 TERMINAL (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [7 TERMINAL] button to display the menu, and touch the [6 GLU/D-THRU SETTINGS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 235: Revenue Center Text

    I I I I I Revenue center text Revenue centers can be used to separate sales of different concepts. They can be applied either by terminal or by department group. (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [8 TEXT EDITOR] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 REVENUE CTR TEXT] button to display the revenue center list.
  • Page 236 RFD TAX4 TAX4 TX4 EXPT TAX5 ST GRS TAX5 RFD TAX5 TAX5 TX5 EXPT TAX6 ST GRS TAX6 RFD TAX6 TAX6 TX6 EXPT TAX7 ST GRS TAX7 RFD TAX7 TAX7 TX7 EXPT TAX8 ST GRS TAX8 RFD TAX8 TAX8 TX8 EXPT TAX9 ST GRS TAX9 RFD TAX9...
  • Page 237 GRS TAX13 RFD TAX13 TAX13 TX13 EXPT TAX14 ST GRS TAX14 RFD TAX14 TAX14 TX14 EXPT TAX15 ST GRS TAX15 RFD TAX15 TAX15 TX15 EXPT TAX16 ST GRS TAX16 RFD TAX16 TAX16 TX16 EXPT TAX17 ST GRS TAX17 RFD TAX17 TAX17 TX17 EXPT TAX18 ST...
  • Page 238 * TTL TAX N E T N E T 2 CP PLU V. CP UPC V O I D R F N D HASH VD HASH PRVD HASH NPVD HASH RF HASH RT NT VD NT PRVD NT NPVD NT RF NT RT BILL CNT TRAY CNT...
  • Page 239 DEPT(-) * HASH TL HASH(-) * BTTL TL BTTL(-) * NT TL SUBTOTAL MDSE ST NON-TURN *** TOTAL CHANGE TRAY TL ITEMS BALANCE C O P Y G.C COPY B . T . B . S . PR.CHNG INTERMED. VIP1 SALE VIP2 SALE VIP3 SALE VIP4 SALE...
  • Page 240 BREAK-OUT BREAK PD LABOR% SHIFT-OPEN SHIFT-CLS TRANSFER VAT EXPT TARE WT. RCP S.W. FREE GLU AVE SALE ST(-) TL ST % TL ITEM(-) TL ITEM% TL GDISC%TL CASH TL RA TL PO TL CONV TL CHR TL CHECK TL COUNT DISCOUNT NET-DSC NEG TRNS...
  • Page 241 COUPON IS CCD DIF. DIF. TL SCM (+) SCM (-) SCM TTL SALES/COST G L U # C A R # GIFT RF GC/CG GIFT TTL * GC TL GIFT BAL YOU SAVE TAXABLE1 ST TAXABLE2 ST TAXABLE3 ST TAXABLE4 ST SBTL #TRANS #GLU...

  • Page 242: Header Logo Text

    I I I I I Header logo text (8 TEXT EDITOR (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [8 TEXT EDITOR] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 LOGO TEXT] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 243: Bill Footer Logo Text

    I I I I I Bill footer logo text (8 TEXT EDITOR (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [8 TEXT EDITOR] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 LOGO TEXT] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 244: Receipt Printer

    I I I I I Receipt printer (4 PRINTERS (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [4 PRINTERS] button to display the menu, and touch the [1 RECEIPT PRINTER] button to program for the receipt printer.

  • Page 245: Journal Printer

    I I I I I Journal printer (4 PRINTERS (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [4 PRINTERS] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 JOURNAL PRINTER] button to program for the journal printer.

  • Page 246: Bill Printer

    I I I I I Bill printer (4 PRINTERS (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [4 PRINTERS] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 BILL PRINTER] button to program for the bill printer.

  • Page 247: Report Printer

    I I I I I Report printer (4 PRINTERS (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [4 PRINTERS] button to display the menu, and touch the [4 REPORT PRINTER] button to program for the report printer.

  • Page 248: Kitchen Printer

    I I I I I Kitchen printer (4 PRINTERS (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM1 or PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) In the PGM1 mode, touch the [4 PRINTERS] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 KP#1] thru [13 KP#9] button to program for the kitchen printer.

  • Page 249: Chit Format

    Text SKIP: Print skip when the quantity is 1. QTY IS 1 PRINT: Prints the quantity. SKIP: Skip PLU code printing PLU CODE PRINT: Prints PLU code. SKIP: Skip the unit price printing UNIT PRICE PRINT: Prints the unit price. SKIP: Skip the amount printing AMOUNT PRINT: Prints the amount.

  • Page 250: Bar Code Scanner

    I I I I I Bar code scanner (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 DEVICE CONFIGURATIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 251: Scale

    I I I I I Scale ➝ (9 SYSTEM 2 DEVICE CONFIGURATIONS (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [2 DEVICE CONFIGURATIONS] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 252: E-Pay Device Pin Pad

    I I I I I E-pay device PIN pad (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 EPAY DEVICE PRESET] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 253: E-Pay Device Account Balance I/F

    I I I I I E-pay device account balance I/F (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 EPAY DEVICE PRESET] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 254: E-Pay Device Prox Card Reader

    I I I I I E-pay device PROX card reader (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [3 EPAY DEVICE PRESET] button to display the detail menu.

  • Page 255: Ocb Preset

    I I I I I OCB preset (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [5 OCB PRESET] button to program. (3) Touch the required program item, and enter each parameter and touch the [ENTER] key.

  • Page 256: On-Line Preset

    I I I I I On-line preset (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [7 ONLINE PRESET] button to program.

  • Page 257: Mws Preset

    I I I I I MWS preset (9 SYSTEM (1) Select the PGM2 mode and touch the [2 POS SETTING] to perform the programming. (2) Touch the [9 SYSTEM] button to display the menu, and touch the [8 MWS PRESET] button to program. (3) Touch the required program item, and enter each parameter and touch the [ENTER] key.

  • Page 258: Data Clear

    The DATA CLEAR is chiefly used for clearing data in the event some system trouble occurred. Use the following procedure to perform the data clear operation only when instructed by your authorized SHARP dealer. (1) Select the menu “POS SETTING” in the PGM2 mode, the job menu window is displayed.

  • Page 259: Automatic Sequencing Key Programming

    Automatic Sequencing Key Programming If you program frequently performed key operations for the AUTO keys, you can enter those key operations simply by pressing the corresponding AUTO keys in key operations. To program an automatic sequencing key is as follows: (1) Select the menu “AUTO KEY”...

  • Page 260: Reading Stored Programs

    Reading Stored Programs You can read programs stored in the PGM1 or PGM2 mode. (1) Select the menu “POS READING” in the PGM1 or PGM2 mode, the job menu window is displayed. (2) Select the required reading menu, the output device selection window is displayed. Select the output device “DISPLAY/REPORT PRINTER”.
  • Page 261 PGM2 mode 6 POS FUNCTIONS 7 TERMINAL 8 TEXT EDITOR 9 SYSTEM 10 AUTO KEYS 1 TAX 2 MEDIA 3 CONVERSION 4 FUNCTIONS 5 NEGATIVE# 6 POSITIVE# 1 REPORTS 2 MAINTENANCE 3 TERMINAL 4 OPTIONAL SETTING 5 GLU/D-THRU CODE 1 REVENUE CENTER TEXT 2 FUNCTION TEXT 3 LOGO TEXT 4 SORT GROUP TEXT...

  • Page 262: Unit Price Mode Programming

    Unit Price Mode Programming The UNIT PRICE mode programming is mainly used for daily changes of the PLU’s unit price. The programming procedure of unit prices for PLUs is as follows. (1) Select the “UNIT PRICE” mode in the mode selection window, the programming window is displayed. (2) To select the screen touch the [SELECT SCREEN] key and select the required screen.

  • Page 263: Data Saving Or Loading (Sd Card)

    Data Saving or Loading (SD Card) The POS terminal data can be saved to the SD memory card, and the programming data can be loaded from the SD memory card. To use the SD memory card function, select the “SD CARD” mode in the mode selection window and perform the following operations.

  • Page 264: Folder Creating

    I I I I I Folder creating The master folder can be created for the data file. (¥SHARP¥ECRmmmm¥nnnnnnnn¥: mmmm/machine no., nnnnnnnn/folder code) (1) Select the “FOLDER CONTROL” menu in the “SD CARD” mode, the folder control menu window is displayed.

  • Page 265: Operator Maintenance

    Operator Maintenance In Case of Power Failure When power is lost, the POS terminal retains its memory contents and all information on sales totals. • When power failure is encountered in the POS terminal idle state or during an entry, the POS terminal returns to the normal state of operation after power recovery.

  • Page 266: Options

    The following Sharp options are available for your POS terminal: Please do not try to install options yourself. For further details about additional options not listed below, contact your SHARP dealer. 1. External thermal printer 2. Integrated rear customer display 3.

  • Page 267: Specifications

    Specifications Model: UP-3500 12.5(W) × 12.3(D) × 11.6(H) in. approximately External dimensions: (317(W) × 313(D) × 294(H) mm) Weight: Approximately 10.1 lb. (4.6 kg) (excluding the AC adapter) Power source: 120V AC ±10%, 60 Hz Power consumption: Stand-by: Operating: Working temperature: 32 to 104 °F (0 to 40 °C) Electronics: LSI (CPU) etc.
  • Page 268 Sharp. You should be aware, however, that Sharp does not itself extend any warranties, either express or implied, directly to you, the end-user, and no one is author- ized to make any representations or warranties on behalf of Sharp.
  • Page 269 SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Sharp Plaza, Mahwah, New Jersey 07495-1163 1-800-BE-SHARP http://www.sharp-usa.com SHARP CORPORATION UP3500U_MIE11...

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