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S9000-02 Programming Manual

The NX-5400 Programming Manual provides detailed instructions for installation, programming, and service of the ECR system, emphasizing safety precautions such as disconnecting the AC cord before opening the device. It includes sections on system specifications, programming features for PLUs and groups, and various programming references. The manual also covers reports, service programming, and warning messages to ensure proper operation and maintenance of the ECR terminal.

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NX-5400

02 type
Programming
Manual
Apr.6.2005

CAUTION!
When the control key position is LOCK, the display is
off and keyboard is disabled but the ECR's power is still
ON. So that before you open the upper case, make sure
that the AC cord is disconnected. Especially when you
replace the ROM, it must be disconnected, otherwise the
ECR will be damaged.
CONTENTS OF PROGRAMMING MANUAL

I. BEFORE INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................... 1
II. INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................... 2
III. SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................................... 3
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................4
RAM BOARD EXPANSION ..........................................................................................................................5
OPTIONS.........................................................................................................................................................5
SET-UP OF PERIPHERALS...........................................................................................................................5
IV. STANDARD KEY LAYOUT ....................................................................................................... 6
V. PROGRAMMING ......................................................................................................................... 8
KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING ....................................................................................................................8
(PGM-101) KEY LAYOUT .................................................................................................................................... 8
PLU & GROUP PROGRAMMING ..............................................................................................................11
User friendly PLU programming in "R" position ................................................................................................... 12
User friendly PLU programming in "SP" position.................................................................................................. 12
(PGM-201/4201) PLU CODE ............................................................................................................................... 13
(PGM-203/4203) PLU LINK TO GROUP ............................................................................................................ 14
(PGM-305/4305) PLU PRICE ............................................................................................................................... 15
(PGM-320/4320) PLU HALO (High Amount Lock-Out) ..................................................................................... 16
(PGM-5302) PLU NAME & PRICE ...................................................................................................................... 17
(PGM-200/4200) PLU FUNCTION ...................................................................................................................... 18
(PGM-204) PLU LINK TO ONE PLU .................................................................................................................. 20
(PGM-209/4209) PLU LINK TO SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE .................................................................... 20
(PGM-223/4223) GROUP-A LINK TO MAIN GROUP-A .................................................................................. 21
(PGM-109) PLU MODIFIER ................................................................................................................................ 21
(PGM-111) MENU LAYOUT............................................................................................................................... 22
(PGM-4111) MENU LAYOUT COPY PROCEDURE......................................................................................... 22
(PGM-406) PLU STOCK ...................................................................................................................................... 23
(PGM-426) GROUP-A STOCK ............................................................................................................................ 23
(PGM-5201) COMPLETE PLU PROGRAMMING ............................................................................................. 24
CHARACTER PROGRAMMING ................................................................................................................25
(PGM-212) CLERK............................................................................................................................................... 25
(PGM-152) ECR / KITCHEN PRINTER NAME.................................................................................................. 25
(PGM-102) KEY/SYMBOL.................................................................................................................................. 25
(PGM-222) GROUP-A .......................................................................................................................................... 25
(PGM-232) GROUP-B .......................................................................................................................................... 25
(PGM-242) MAIN GROUP-A............................................................................................................................... 25
(PGM-202) PLU .................................................................................................................................................... 25
(PGM-162) SLIP LOGO........................................................................................................................................ 25
(PGM-112) STOCK UNIT .................................................................................................................................... 25
(PGM-142) SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE ...................................................................................................... 25
(PGM-122) RECEIPT/TICKET LOGO / CHECK-OUT BILL HEADER / TICKET HEADER.......................... 25
Character Code Table ............................................................................................................................................. 27
How to Preset Characters........................................................................................................................................ 27
RATE PROGRAMMING ..............................................................................................................................32
(PGM-337) PERCENTAGE RATE....................................................................................................................... 32
(PGM-347) ADJUSTMENT RATE ...................................................................................................................... 33
(PGM-357) SALES COMMISSION RATE .......................................................................................................... 33
(PGM-367) STOCK RATE ................................................................................................................................... 33
(PGM-377) CHEQUE-CASHING CHARGE RATE ............................................................................................ 33
CURRENCY EXCHANGE CHARGE RATE ....................................................................................................... 33
(PGM-107) TAX RATE ........................................................................................................................................ 33
(PGM-108) TAX EXEMPTION LIMIT FOR % TAX.......................................................................................... 34
TAX TABLE FOR ADD-ON TAX SYSTEM ....................................................................................................... 34
(PGM-387) FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATE .................................................................................. 35
(PGM-397) EURO CURRENCY RATE ............................................................................................................... 35
CLERK PROGRAMMING ...........................................................................................................................36
(PGM-211) SECRET CLERK CODE ................................................................................................................... 36
(PGM-219) CLERK LINK TO HARD CLERK KEY........................................................................................... 36
(PGM-210) CLERK SECURITY FUNCTION ..................................................................................................... 37
MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMMING .......................................................................................................38
(PGM-151) TRAINING SECRET CODE ............................................................................................................. 38
(PGM-171) MACHINE NUMBER ....................................................................................................................... 38
(PGM-179) SLIP PRINTER ID # FOR TP-620 .................................................................................................... 38
(PGM-191) EFT TERMINAL PASSWORD......................................................................................................... 38
(PGM-325) + / - AMOUNT................................................................................................................................... 38
(PGM-172) TERMINAL ADDRESS .................................................................................................................... 39
(PGM-315) PRESET TENDER AMOUNT........................................................................................................... 39
(PGM-121) ARRANGEMENT KEY SEQUENCE............................................................................................... 40
(PGM-189) CHEQUE PRINTING FORMAT....................................................................................................... 41
TIME & DATE PROGRAMMING ...............................................................................................................44
(PGM-1) DATE ..................................................................................................................................................... 44
(PGM-2) TIME...................................................................................................................................................... 44
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING.........................................................................................................................45
(PGM-100) SYSTEM FUNCTION ....................................................................................................................... 45
PROGRAMMING REFERENCE..................................................................................................................82
VI. REPORTS .................................................................................................................................... 86
REPORT SEQUENCE...................................................................................................................................86
Required # for Individual Function Program Dump (X-85)...........................................................................88
IRC REPORT SEQUENCE ...........................................................................................................................89
PROGRAM DUMP CONTENTS..................................................................................................................91
VII. SERVICE PROGRAMMING .................................................................................................... 95
INITIAL RESET ............................................................................................................................................95
TEST PROGRAMS .......................................................................................................................................96
RAM TEST............................................................................................................................................................. 97
ROM TEST............................................................................................................................................................. 97
PLU DATA ERASE ............................................................................................................................................... 97
TEST PRINT .......................................................................................................................................................... 97
HARDWARE TEST............................................................................................................................................... 98
AUTO PRESET .............................................................................................................................................99
IRC PROGRAM DATA TRANSFER .........................................................................................................101
VIII. WARNING MESSAGES.................................................................................................... 102
CONTENTS OF INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL
(This manual is independent from the programming manual.)

Use specified power supply. Do not connect with other machines which may cause electricity line noise.

2. Battery Charge

A battery is installed in ECR in order to maintain registration and programming contents for about 3 months. If
it has been discharged during transportation, the battery should be recharged before use. (Just plug in ECR and
leave it for one day.) Then, perform Auto Preset sequence. Refer to the section "Service Programming" (page
99).

3. Place of Installation

ECR should not be installed in extremely hot or cold environments, places exposed to direct sunlight for
extended period of time, or places where ECR may come into direct contact with excessive dust or liquid.

4. Installation of IRC Line

All terminals should be connected to AC power supplies placed on the same ground level. If some of the
terminals are connected to other AC line, electric potential difference on the ground line will damage the
interface boards and cause a communication error.

Termination resistors should be attached as described in the Interfaces & Peripherals manual so that the
communication error may be solved. The shielded cable must be used for IRC line.
Do not connect/disconnect the cable while ECR's power is "ON".

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II. INTRODUCTION
This ECR is Hospitality POS terminals for Restaurants, Bars / Pubs and Quick Service having a lot of
functions like scanning system, clerk interrupt system and Inter Register Communication, and so on as
follows;

Major Features

• Scanning system with 14 digits random PLU code having 18 digits PLU descriptor
• Standard 1570 PLUs, Max. 21666 PLUs
• User friendly PLU programming in SP & R positions
• 64 group-As, 25 group-Bs and 10 main group-As
• Clerk interrupt with 26 clerks or Simple track system
• Simple Track System - 30 item tracks or 30 amount tracks
• Transaction Void
• Simple Condiment PLU
• Euro Currency System
• Tray Subtotal Tendering
• ESF memory
• Ticketing Function
• 5 Media Keys + 4 Preset Tender Keys
• 4 Arrangement Keys (50 key steps)
• PC Batch Communication, Programming Module PLM 2000
• IRC (Inter Register Communication)
- 8 ECRs
- 4 kitchen printers TP-420/422/522/722, CBM-233/1000 via NA-710/730
- 4 slip printers TP-620
- PC communications with Tensai2000

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III. SPECIFICATIONS
Printer model Epson M-U420 impact dot matrix without an auto cutter
Printing speed 3.0 lines/sec
Columns/line
receipt/journal 24 columns/24 columns
PRINTER validation 55 columns
Fine quality paper roll, 44.5 mm x ø83 mm
Paper Validation paper
135 to 210 mm (width), min. 70 mm (height), 0.07 to 0.14 mm (thickness)
Ink ribbon ERC-32 (Epson), purple
Stroke key 64 key positions including 5 optional keys
KEYBOARD
Flat key 128 key positions
Front (1-line) 12 digits numeric
DISPLAY
Rear (1-line) 12 digits numeric (standard)
POWER SUPPLY AC 117V / 230V ± 10%, 50/60Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION 400mA (117V) / 200mA (230V)
Operation : 0° ~ 40°C (32° ~ 104°F)
TEMPERATURE
Storage : -10° ~ 50°C (14° ~ 122°F)
DIMENSIONS 405 (W) x 423 (D) x 285 (H) mm including drawer
405 (W) x 423 (D) x 98 (H) + 14 mm for a foot
DRAWER
10C4B / 10C5B (removable/adjustable coin tray)
WEIGHT Approx. 12 Kg
Standard : One 4M bit RAM
Option : One of two RAM boards are available for PLU expansion.
RAM CAPACITY
(62078) SX MR K-UNIT 021-1M
(62079) SX/TX MR K-UNIT 021-2M
MEMORY PROTECTION 3 months

Channel Used for

IRC : up to 8 units including an ECR master or PC as IRC master (Tensai2000) via
NA-720
4 kitchen printer -- one of kitchen printer can be used as a slip printer
TP-420 : Epson M267 shuttle impact dot matrix printer without auto cutter
TP-422 : Epson M267 shuttle impact dot matrix printer with auto cutter
TP-522 : high speed impact dot matrix printer with auto cutter
A RS485 TP-722 : Citizen LT-388 thermal printer with auto cutter
CBM-233/1000 : thermal printer with auto cutter (connected via NA-710/730)
Standard
4 slip printers
Interface
TP-620 : Epson M290 impact dot matrix printer
Network Adapters
NA-710/730 for 1 or 3 thermal kitchen printer(s)
NA-720 for PC as IRC master or for Modem to PC
One of : - PC batch communication, Programming Loader Module PLM 2000
- Thermal slip printer TM-T88III
B RS232C - ECR to ECR RAM data transfer
- Journal data transfer
- EFT terminal
(62099) IF10-1 C RS232C Scanner (not available if ch-B is used for scanner)
K-UNIT Journal data transfer (not available if ch-B is used for journal data transfer)
D RS232C
(option)

CH-D CH-C

CH-B RS232C CH-A RS485

9-pin D-sub RJ-45 modular type

3
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Maximum 8 units can be connected via IRC line including the master, max. 4 kitchen printers and
max. 4 slip printers. However, an ECR can use one slip printer.

PC as IRC master
(Tensai2000)
Slip printer, max. 4
RS232C TP-620
MODEM MODEM NA-720
Kitchen printer, max. 4
TP-420/422/522/722
(direct connection to PC available)

Thermal kitchen printer, max. 1

ECR as master NA-710 CBM-233/1000
RS232C
Thermal kitchen printer, max. 3
CBM-233/1000
NA-730
RS232C
Standard Interface

Channel A : RS485
Thermal slip printer TM-T88III
Channel B : RS232C

IF10-1 K-UNIT (option) or

#62099
Channel C : RS232C PC batch communication
Channel D : RS232C PLM 2000

ECR to ECR RAM data transfer

EFT terminal

or
2nd drawer is not available.
Handy scanner or
or Flat-bed scanner

Journal data transfer (monitor, printer, etc.)

Scanner (not available if ch-B is used for scanner)

Journal data transfer (monitor, printer, etc.)

(not available if ch-B is used for journal data transfer)

4
RAM BOARD EXPANSION
When ECR is set up our plant, one 4M bit RAM chip has been installed on the MPU board.
Additional one of two RAM boards is available as follows;

RAM Chip # Used For

total 1570 PLUs
Standard one 4M bit RAM chip on MPU board 1
ESF memory: 5696 records
1M byte RAM board: 4M bit RAM x 2
2, 3 total 11618 PLUs
(62078) SX MR K-UNIT 021-1M
Option
2M byte RAM board: 4M bit RAM x 4
2~5 total 21666 PLUs (max.)
(62079) SX/TX MR K-UNIT 021-2M

OPTIONS
RAM board (62078) SX MR K-UNIT 021-1M
(62079) SX/TX MR K-UNIT 021-2M
Interface board (62099) IF10-1 K-UNIT
External terminal printers TP-420, TP-422, TP-522, TP-620, TP-722, CBM-233/1000, TM-T88III
Network adapters NA-710, NA-720, NA-730

SET-UP OF PERIPHERALS
Please refer to the separate manual "INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL".

5
IV. STANDARD KEY LAYOUT

Stroke Keyboard
LOCK
SP R
(BS) (SPACE) (CAPS) (SMALL) X
RECEIPT
Z1/P
TTL
RPF JPF OFF Z2
VALID.

(DOUBLE) A F K P U Z - &
X2/FOR
CL TIME CLERK
ID 1 6 11 16
PLU
REPEAT CR
VOID
REFUND

B G L Q V Ä Ø *
7 8 9 2 7 12 17 PRICE
ITEM
(-) P/O R/A

C H M R W Ö Σ Å
4 5 6 3 8 13 18 %1 %2
TTL 1 TTL 2
D I N S X Ü # /
1 2 3 4 9 14 19
BUFFER
MESSAGE PRINT 1
TTL 3 TTL 4
E J O T Y Æ (ENTER)
0 00 !
5 10 15 20
NO
SALE SBTL
CASH/TTL 5

X2/FOR and CLERK ID key names are different from the attached key sheet.

Control key position range:

There are three standard control keys (MA, Z, X).

MA key
Z key
X key

SP LOCK R X Z1/P Z2

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Flat Keyboard

LOCK
SP R
61 70 79 88 92 96 X
Z1/P
Z2

62 71 80 89 93 97

CLERK CLERK
1 2
63 72 81 90 94 98

64 73 82 91 95 99 RPF JPF
@ # $ % Æ & * £ Ñ
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 - Σ X2/FOR BUFFER RECEIPT
CL TIME
CR PRINT 1 OFF
1 6 11 16 21 26 31 36 41 46 51 56 65 74 83
Q W E R T Y U I O P Ö Ü
Ä CLERK PRICE
7 8 9 ID SHIFT
2 7 12 17 22 27 32 37 42 47 52 57 66 75 84
A S D F G H J K L : ←
Ø ,
4 5 6 PLU
REPEAT
REFUND
3 8 13 18 23 28 33 38 43 48 53 58 67 76 85
Z X C V B N M < > ? (BS)
Å . / NO
1 2 3 SBTL
SALE
4 9 14 19 24 29 34 39 44 49 54 59 68 77 86
↑ ↓ (SPACE) (SPACE) → (DBL) (CL) (ENTER)

0 00 • CASH
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 69 78 87 TTL 1 TTL 5

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V. PROGRAMMING

KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING

(PGM-101) KEY LAYOUT

If you want to change the keyboard position from standard keyboard layout, use Key Layout
Programming sequence below. Before performing the sequence, confirm that the programmable key
table [ C1 ] or [ F1 ] has already been selected by Key Table Selection as follows (refer to "Note for
Key Table Selection" on page 100 for details):

Key Table Selection

1. Disconnect the AC cord and turn the control key to SP position.

2. While pressing the following three keys at the same time, connect the AC cord.
Stroke
Flat Keyboard Keyboard

3. Select [ C1 ] for stroke keyboard or [ F1 ] for flat keyboard. Repeat this operation to toggle.

Key Layout Programming

for another

Key function # Physical

SP 101 X2 • CL
see table on the next page key

Note: For key function #, [ • ] key and CL key, use the shaded keys in page 10.

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Key Key Key
Function Contents Function Contents Function Contents
# # #
0 not used key 169 TAX 224 ARRANGEMENT 1
1 ~ 123 HARD PLU 1 ~ 123 170 TAX SHIFT 1 225 ARRANGEMENT 2
124 PRESET TENDER 1 171 TAX SHIFT 2 226 ARRANGEMENT 3
125 PRESET TENDER 2 172 TAX SHIFT 3 227 ARRANGEMENT 4
126 PRESET TENDER 3 173 TAX SHIFT 4 FOREIGN CURRENCY
228
127 PRESET TENDER 4 174 BUFFER PRINT 1 SUBTOTAL
128 NEW BALANCE 175 BUFFER PRINT 2 229 not used
129 TOTAL 1 (CHEQUE) 176 NET SUBTOTAL 230 not used
130 TOTAL 2 177 TOTAL VALIDATION 231 COOKING MESSAGE 1
131 TOTAL 3 178 MISC. VALIDATION 232 COOKING MESSAGE 2
132 TOTAL 4 179 PERSON 233 COOKING MESSAGE 3
133 TOTAL 5 / CASH 180 NO SALE 234 COOKING MESSAGE 4
134 MENU SHIFT 1 STORAGE 235 COOKING MESSAGE 5
181
135 MENU SHIFT 2 for clerk interrupt system 236 TRANSACTION VOID
136 PLU MODIFIER 1 182 TIP 237 not used
137 PLU MODIFIER 2 183 HALO RELEASE 238 not used
138 PLU MODIFIER 3 184 OFF COMPULSORY 239 not used
139 CLERK ID 185 RECALL 240 not used
140 CLERK 1 186 TRAY SUBTOTAL 241 not used
141 CLERK 2 187 ADJUSTMENT 1 242 not used
142 CLERK 3 188 ADJUSTMENT 2 243 not used
143 CLERK 4 189 ADJUSTMENT 1 & 2 244 not used
144 CLERK 5 190 MESSAGE 245 MEDIA REFUND
145 CLERK 6 191 COOKING MESSAGE
146 CLERK 7 192 PREVIOUS BALANCE (+)
147 CLERK 8 193 PREVIOUS BALANCE (-)
148 CLERK 9 194 RPF (Receipt Paper Feed)
149 CLERK 10 195 JPF (Journal Paper Feed)
150 CLERK 11 196 RECEIPT OFF
151 CLERK 12 197 CHECK-OUT BILL 1
152 CLERK 13 198 CHECK-OUT BILL 2
153 CLERK 14 199 BILL CANCEL
154 CLERK 15 200 CLEAR
155 %1 201 ~ 209 TEN-KEY 1 ~ 9
156 %2 210 0
157 %3 211 00
158 AMOUNT (-) 212 000
159 AMOUNT (+) 213 BALANCE CALCULATION
160 CORRECTION 214 TRACK #
161 VOID 215 TABLE # [SF-12.a=1]
162 REFUND 216 SLIP RELEASE
163 R / A (Received on Account) 217 TICKET OFF
164 P / O (Paid Out) 218 SLIP OFF
165 SUBTOTAL 219 not used
166 PLU / REPEAT 220 not used
167 PRICE 221 DECIMAL POINT (•)
168 PRICE SHIFT 222 X1
223 X2 / FOR / TIME

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These numbers on the keys are used to indicate key position numbers whereas the key numbers listed
in the previous page indicate key function numbers.

Stroke Keyboard
064 063 062 061
option
060
055 050 045 040 035 030 025 020 015 010 005
(CL)
059 054 049
(7) (8) (9) 044 039 034 029 024 019 014 009 004

058 053 048

043 038 033 028 023 018 013 008 003
(4) (5) (6)
057 052 047
042 037 032 027 022 017 012 007 002
(1) (2) (3)
056 051 046
041 036 031 026 021 016 011 001
(0) (00) (•)

Flat Keyboard
068 059 050 041 032 023

067 058 049 040 031 022

066 057 048 039 030 021 014 007

065 056 047 038 029 020 013 006

037
128 123 118 113 108 103 098 093 088 083 078 073 064 055 046 028 019 012 005
(CL)
036 027 018
127 122 117 112 107 102 097 092 087 082 077 072 063 054 045 (7) (8) (9) 011 004
035 026 017
126 121 116 111 106 101 096 091 086 081 076 071 062 053 044 010 003
(4) (5) (6)
034 025 016
125 120 115 110 105 100 095 090 085 080 075 070 061 052 043 009 002
(1) (2) (3)
033 024 015
124 119 114 109 104 099 094 089 084 079 074 069 060 051 042 (0) (00) 008 001
(•)

KEY LAYOUT PROGRAM DUMP (Flat Keyboard)

X-84
KEY-001-002-003-004-005- key position number
133 132 131 130 129 key function number

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PLU & GROUP PROGRAMMING
PLU & group programming can be performed by one of the following three different ways;

SIMPLE method --- program number entry not required and programs each PLU/group
INDIVIDUAL method --- program number entry required and programs each PLU/group
SEQUENTIAL method --- programs PLUs/groups by a range entering Start # and End #

The following three programs must be completed to use PLUs.

For PLU descriptor programming, refer to Character programming. (page 28, 29)

- PLU CODE
- PLU LINK TO GROUP-A
- PLU PRICE

Note for PLU code display

Max. 14 digits of PLU code can be entered in the programming sequences, however, only the last 12
digits can be shown on the display. Press CLERK ID key to check the first 12 digits.

For example, PLU code 12345678901234 is entered in the PLU programming sequence.

DISPLAY
12345678901234
[•]
[CLERK ID]

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User friendly PLU programming in "R" position
A new PLU having the scanned PLU code can be created in R position if [SF-67.b] is set to 1. All
other data (like link group, PLU flag, etc.) will be copied automatically from master PLU and sales
data for this PLU will be registered in the newly created PLU sales memory.

User friendly PLU programming in "SP" position

Addition to PLU programming in a transaction (in R position), it can be programmed easily in SP
position using a similar method.

skip
scanner or (master PLU's descriptor is copied)
HARD PLU key

PLU code PLU dE-30 PLU descriptor

SP max. 14 digits REPEAT PLU not found max. 18 characters Enter

0 price

PLU price Master

max. 8 digits X2 PLU *
The same price is set for
the 1st and 2nd prices.

* Master PLU's preset data such as link group-A, flag condition, etc. except for link PLU, price and
descriptor will be copied to new created PLU. All PLUs can be entered here by scanner, PLU code
or H.PLU key.

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(PGM-201/4201) PLU CODE

When newly created PLU is to be used for a link PLU, the PLU code must be 6 digits.
Refer to PGM-204 PLU link to one PLU programming.

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another
displays remaining
digits of PLU code
scanner or
HARD PLU key CLERK
ID
for set

SP 201 X2 PLU code • X2 CL CL

max. 14 digits
max. 6 digits for link PLU CR

for cancellation *

PLU having a sales data can not be deleted. Issue PLU Z reports (Z-40~42) in order to clear the sales data.

** SEQUENTIAL**

for another

displays remaining
digits of PLU code
scanner or
CLERK scanner CLERK
HARD PLU key
ID ID for set
Start End TTL
SP 4201 X2 PLU code • PLU code • X2 5 CL

max. 14 digits
max. 6 digits for link PLU CR

for cancellation

Note 1: If a PLU is already existing between [Start PLU code] and [End PLU code], it will cause an error.
Note 2: For cancellation
- PLU having a sales data can not be deleted. Issue PLU Z reports (Z-40~42) in order to clear the
sales data.
- When a PLU code which does not exist is entered for [Start PLU code], it will cause an error.
However, for [End PLU code], any code is accepted.

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(PGM-203/4203) PLU LINK TO GROUP

Link group-A must be programmed to use PLU. If no link group-A is programmed, PLU can not be
used. Link group-B can be skipped.

SIMPLE FOR PLU LINK TO GROUP-A

for another
00
for the next

displays remaining
digits of PLU code
no change
scanner CLERK
ID

PLU code Link Group-A # 1 ~ 64

SP max. 14 digits PLU (0 input for no link) X2 CL

** INDIVIDUAL **

for another

for another
00

for the next

no change no change
scanner or CLERK CLERK
HARD PLU key ID ID
Link Link
PLU code Group-B
SP 203 X2
max. 14 digits • Group-A X2 X2 CL CL
# 1 ~ 64 # 1 ~ 25
(0 input for no link) (0 input for no link)

** SEQUENTIAL **
for another
a

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

HARD PLU key ID HARD PLU key ID

Start PLU code End PLU code

SP 4203 X2 max. 14 digits • max. 14 digits •

no change no change
a

Link Group-A Link Group-B TTL

# 1 ~ 64 X2 # 1 ~ 25 X2 5 CL CL

(0 input for no link) (0 input for no link)

14
(PGM-305/4305) PLU PRICE
** SIMPLE ** FOR PLU 1ST PRICE

for another
00
for the next
displays remaining
digits of PLU code
no change
scanner CLERK
ID

Z1/P PLU code 1st price

PRICE X2 CL
max. 14 digits max. 8 digits

SIMPLE FOR PLU 2ND PRICE

for another
00
for the next

CLERK no change
ID

Z1/P PLU code PRICE 2nd price

max. 14 digits SHIFT max. 8 digits X2 CL

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another
for another
00
for the next

CLERK no change CLERK no change

scanner or
HARD PLU key ID ID
1st price 2nd price
Z1/P PLU code max. max.
305 X2 max. 14 digits • X2 X2 CL CL
8 digits 8 digits

** SEQUENTIAL **
for another

CLERK CLERK
scanner or scanner or
ID ID
HARD PLU key HARD PLU key

Z1/P Start PLU code End PLU code

4305 X2 max. 14 digits • max. 14 digits •

no change no change

1st price 2nd price TTL

max. 8 digits X2 max. 8 digits X2 5 CL CL

15
(PGM-320/4320) PLU HALO (High Amount Lock-Out)

HALO defines the largest PLU price that can be entered manually. For example, when the largest
price that can be entered manually is 599, enter 53 (5: value, 3: number of digits).

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another

for another
00
for the next

displays remaining
digits of PLU code
scanner or no change
HARD PLU key CLERK
ID

Z1/P PLU code HALO

320 X2 max. 14 digits • 00 ~ 98 X2 CL CL

(00 or 0 input for manual price entry prohibited)

** SEQUENTIAL **
for another
a

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

HARD PLU key ID HARD PLU key ID

Z1/P Start PLU code End PLU code

4320 X2 max. 14 digits • max. 14 digits •

no change
a

HALO TTL
00 ~ 98 X2 5 CL CL

(00 or 0 input for manual price entry prohibited)

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(PGM-5302) PLU NAME & PRICE

SIMPLE Available if [SF-33.a] is selected.

displays PLU code
skip to confirm (*)
MENU PLU CLERK
not print ID
SHIFT MODIFY

Z1/P Hard PLU descriptor

PLU max. 18 characters 00 ENTER a
1st menu no modifier

displays PLU code

to confirm (*)
skip CLERK skip
ID

PLU 1st price PLU 2nd price

a max. 8 digits X2 max. 8 digits X2 CL

displays PLU code

** INDIVIDUAL ** b
skip to confirm (*)
MENU PLU CLERK
not print ID
SHIFT MODIFY
PLU PLU descriptor
Z1/P 5302 X2 max. 18 characters 00 ENTER a
1st menu entry
no modifier
PLU entry:
PLU code (max. 14 digits)--[ • ],
Scanner or Hard PLU key

displays PLU code for the next PLU

to confirm (*) descriptor
skip CLERK skip
ID b

PLU 1st price PLU 2nd price

a max. 8 digits X2 max. 8 digits X2 ENTER CL CL

P-305 is
displayed
for the next PLU

(*) PLU code display for confirmation by CLERK ID key

For example, when CLERK ID key is pressed before 1st price entry for PLU code 1, "PL-1=1P- " will be displayed.
When it is pressed before 2nd price entry, "PL-1=2P- " will be displayed.

If PLU code is more than 11 digits, CLERK ID key before 1st price entry shows as follows.
For example, PLU code 123456789012:
CLERK ID 23456789012=
CLERK ID PL-12456789 You can enter 1st price any time
CLERK ID 23456789012= during these displays.
CLERK ID 1P-

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(PGM-200/4200) PLU FUNCTION

** SIMPLE **

for another
00
for the next PLU
•

for the same PLU

X2
displays remaining
digits of PLU code
no change
scanner CLERK CLERK
ID ID

PLU code H.PLU PLU flag data

SP PLU X2 CL
max. 14 digits 1~6 abcdefgh

Press one of Hard PLU 1 ~ 6 keys

for PF-1~ 6 settings respectively.

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another
00

for the next

loops from PF-1 to PF-6

scanner or CLERK
HARD PLU key ID
PLU code
SP 200 X2 max. 14 digits • flag data X2 CL

** SEQUENTIAL **
for another

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

HARD PLU key ID HARD PLU key ID

Start PLU code End PLU code

SP 4200 X2 max. 14 digits • max. 14 digits •

loops from PF-1 to PF-6

TTL
flag data X2 5 CL

for cancellation
(previous data is retrieved)

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PF-1 1/0 bit 1 0
a PLU not printed printed
b Item validation compulsory on ECR printer or on slip not compulsory
c Sales type 1 ~ 4 [c,d]
d [00] sales type 1 [01] sales type 2 [10] sales type 3 [11] sales type 4
e Adjustable 2 item [e,f] = [00] for non-adjustable item
f Adjustable 1 item [11] for Adjustable 1 & 2 item
g Single item 2 (transaction closed automatically [SF-56.f~h])
h Single item 1 (transaction not closed when it is entered [g,h] = [00] or [11] for non-single item
following a non-single item entry [SF-56.f~h])
Bits e,f Adjustment amount does not affect PLU sales memory which is shown on the report.

PF-2 a PLU modifier permitted prohibited

b Stock rate 1 ~ 7 [b,c,d]
c [001] rate #1 [010] rate #2 [011] rate #3 [100] rate #4
d [101] rate #5 [110] rate #6 [111] rate #7 [000] normal quantity
e Taxable 4 item non taxable item
f Taxable 3 item non taxable item
g Taxable 2 item non taxable item
h Taxable 1 item non taxable item

PF-3 a Price override on Hard PLU key [SF-68.a=1] Direct multiplication on Hard PLU key
b Number of tickets [b,c,d] --- [f=1] (also see [PF-5.h] to print)
c [001] 1 ticket [010] 2 tickets [011] 3 tickets [100] 4 tickets [101] 5 tickets
d [110] 6 tickets [111] 7 tickets [000] ticket item not printed on ticket (but printed on receipt)
e Cooking message input compulsory not compulsory
f Ticket PLU [b~d] combined ticket PLU
g Zero unit price permitted prohibited
h PLU polarity is negative positive
Bit f The combined ticket items are printed following the last ticket after the transaction is closed.

PF-4 a Simple Condiment PLU (S.C. PLU) [SF-67.a=1] normal PLU (main PLU)
b S.C. PLU input compulsory for this PLU [SF-67.a=1] not compulsory
c
d
e PLU data transmitted to KP 4 not transmitted
f PLU data transmitted to KP 3 not transmitted
g PLU data transmitted to KP 2 not transmitted
h PLU data transmitted to KP 1 not transmitted
Bit a Simple condiment PLU is a PLU which should be entered with a main PLU. (It is printed with
condiment mark and printed in red on the kitchen printer. / It is not voided/refunded at the same time
when a main PLU is voided/refunded. / It has another ticket which is independently from the ticket of
the main PLU.)
Bit b Simple condiment PLU input compulsory is not available under the following conditions;
- if a main PLU has been programmed to a single item.
- once CORRECTION key is pressed after simple condiment PLU is entered.
When "input compulsory" is selected for S.C. PLU, another S.C. PLU entry is required.

PF-5 a PLU not added to grand total added

b
c
d This PLU is used as a master PLU for Not Found PLU entry not used
e
f
g Ticket item printed on KP [SF-3.e=1] Set [PF-4.e~h] also. not printed on KP
h Ticket item printed on receipt printer [SF-1.b=1] not printed

PF-6 not used

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(PGM-204) PLU LINK TO ONE PLU
(PGM-209/4209) PLU LINK TO SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another

for another
00
for the next

displays remaining
digits of PLU code
scanner or no change
HARD PLU key

PGM-# PLU code CLERK #

SP 204/209 X2 max. 14 digits • ID see table below X2 CL CL

Contents PGM-# # Remarks

link PLU code
PLU link to one PLU 204 0 input for no link
(6 digits)
PLU link to supplementary message 209 1 ~ 50 0 input for no link

SEQUENTIAL FOR PLU LINK TO SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE

for another

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

HARD PLU key ID HARD PLU key ID

Start PLU code End PLU code

SP 4209 X2 max. 14 digits • max. 14 digits •

no change

Supplementary TTL
message #1~50 X2 5 CL CL

(0 input for no link)

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(PGM-223/4223) GROUP-A LINK TO MAIN GROUP-A

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another

for another
00
for the next
no change

Group-A # Link Main Group-A #

SP 223 X2 • 1 ~ 10 X2 CL CL
1 ~ 64
(0 input for no link)

** SEQUENTIAL **
for another

no change

Start End Link Main

Group-A # Group-A # Group-A # TTL
SP 4223 X2 • • X2 CL CL
1 ~ 64 1 ~ 64 1 ~ 10 5
(0 input for no link)

(PGM-109) PLU MODIFIER

PLU modifier changes PLU code by modifier value. For example, if PLU code 1001 is required to
change to PLU code 30000000001001, then enter the modifier value 314.
for another

for another
00
for the next

no change

PLU modifier # PLU modifier value

SP 109 X2 1~3 • X2 CL CL
3 digits

0 0 0
number of digit to be modified
value

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(PGM-111) MENU LAYOUT

For the 1st menu (original menu), skip MENU SHIFT key depression.
For the 2nd menu, press MENU SHIFT 1 key. 2nd MENU lamp is lit.
For the 3rd menu, press MENU SHIFT 2 key. 3rd MENU lamp is lit.

When menu shift key is pressed in the sequence below, the shifted menu remains until the next shift
key is pressed. If the same menu shift key is pressed, the shifted menu returns to the 1st menu.

for another
2nd or 3rd menu
MENU scanner
SHIFT
PLU code One of Hard
SP 111 X2 • CL
1st menu max. 14 digits PLU keys
0 input for no assigned PLU

(PGM-4111) MENU LAYOUT COPY PROCEDURE

for another

Copied from Copied to TTL

SP 4111 X2 • • CL
Menu # Menu # 5

After having completed one of the three menu layouts, and when you want to copy one menu to other
menu:

1. Enter the number of the completed menu to be copied from:

if copying from the 1st menu, enter '0'.
if copying from the 2nd menu, enter '1'.
if copying from the 3rd menu, enter '2'.

2. Enter the menu number to be copied to:

if copying to the 1st menu, enter '0'.
if copying to the 2nd menu, enter '1'.
if copying to the 3rd menu, enter '2'.

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(PGM-406) PLU STOCK
(PGM-426) GROUP-A STOCK

The entered stock is added to or subtracted from the current stock.

The entered stock is printed on receipt by [SF-81.a=1].

SIMPLE FOR PLU STOCK

for another
00
for the next

displays remaining
digits of PLU code (-)
CLERK no change
scanner CR
ID

Z2 PLU code Quantity

max. 14 digits PLU 0 ~ 79999.999 X2 CL
(+)

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another

for another
00
for the next
displays remaining
digits of PLU code (-)
scanner or
HARD PLU key CLERK no change
CR
(for PLU) ID

PGM-# PLU code or Quantity

Z2 406/426 X2 Group-A # • 0 ~ 79999.999 X2 CL CL

(+)

Contents PGM-# #
PLU stock 406 PLU code (max. 14 digits)
Group-A stock 426 group-A # 1 ~ 64

The following programming should be performed to use stock control;

1. Preset the stock rate by using Stock Rate programming (PGM-367).

2. Assign the stock rate to PLU by PLU Function programming (PGM-200).
3. Select the following by System Function programming;
[SF-68.d = 0] actual quantity added to quantity count should be set
[SF-68.c = 1] group-A quantity, stock & PLU stock calculated by stock rate should be set
[SF-81.a = 1] stock confirming receipt printed if desired
[SF-70.h = 1] warning message #17 displayed when PLU stock is zero or minus if desired

4. Preset the stock unit name and select 'stock unit name printed on PLU report' [SF-6.a].
5. Enter stock by using above sequence.

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(PGM-5201) COMPLETE PLU PROGRAMMING

The following PLU programmings can be programmed in one sequence;

1. PLU code 6. Link supplementary message

2. PLU descriptor 7. PLU 1st price, 2nd price
3. PLU function flag 8. PLU HALO
4. Link group-A, group-B 9. PLU stock
5. PLU link to one PLU

for another for the next

e d displays remaining
no change digits of PLU code
scanner or not print CLERK
HARD PLU key ID
PLU code PLU descriptor
SP 5201 X2 max. 14 digits • max. 18 char. 00 Enter a

quit

loops from PF-1 to PF-6

no change no change no change

PLU flag data Link Group-A Link Group-B

a abcdefgh X2 # 1 ~ 64 X2 # 1 ~ 25 X2 b

no change no change no change

Link PLU code Link supplementary 1st price

b max. 6 digits X2 message # 1 ~ 50 X2 max. 8 digits X2 c

(-) See note below.

d/e
no change no change no change
CR

2nd price HALO Stock quantity

c max. 8 digits X2 00 ~ 98 X2 0 ~ 79999.999 X2 CL

(+)
The entered stock is added or
subtracted from the current stock.

Note: When the next PLU code is already existing, the sequence automatically goes to (d) for the next PLU
descriptor. If you wish to quit from the sequence, press ENTER key and CL key.

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CHARACTER PROGRAMMING

(PGM-212) CLERK
(PGM-152) ECR / KITCHEN PRINTER NAME
(PGM-102) KEY/SYMBOL
(PGM-222) GROUP-A
(PGM-232) GROUP-B
(PGM-242) MAIN GROUP-A
(PGM-202) PLU
(PGM-162) SLIP LOGO
(PGM-112) STOCK UNIT
(PGM-142) SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE
(PGM-122) RECEIPT/TICKET LOGO / CHECK-OUT BILL HEADER /
TICKET HEADER

Programmable 94 characters are available from V1.04. Refer to the ROM information for details.

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There are two character entry modes: alphabet key mode and code entry mode. The code entry
mode is useful for the stroke keyboard to enter the characters which are not shown on the keyboard.
Please refer to the Character Code Table on the next page. The mode can be reversed anytime by the
X2 key depression at the character entry in the programming sequence.

The key layouts have been fixed for character programming in the alphabet key mode. When the
code entry mode is selected by the X2 key, the positions of shaded keys below are changed if the
different keys from the standard key layout have been assigned on the programmable key table
([C1],[F1]). So, the keys on the fixed key table ([C0],[F0]) are recommended to use for the
character programming in the code entry mode. (The contents of the programmable key table is
saved.)

Stroke Keyboard

Cursor left/right keys are not

BS SP CAPS SML
available for the stroke keyboard.

Used to check the -

key table [C1] or [C0]. CL X2 DBL A F K P U Z &
Refer to page 7.
7 8 9 B G L Q V Ä Ø *
4 5 6 C H M R W Ö Σ Å
1 2 3 D I N S X Ü # /
0 00 ! E J O T Y Æ ENTER

Flat Keyboard

shifts cursor left in RPF JPF shifts cursor right in

code entry mode code entry mode

@ # $ % Æ & * £ Ñ CL X2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 - Σ
Used to check the Ö
key table [F1] or [F0]. Q W E R T Y U I O P
Ä
Ü 7 8 9
Refer to page 7. :
A S D F G H J K L ← 4 5 6
Ø ,
< > ?
Z X C V B N M
Å . /
BS 1 2 3
↑ ↓ SP SP → DBL CL ENT 0 00 • ENT

keys used in code entry mode

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Character Code Table
A 34 N 47 a 66 n 79 0 17 & 07 < 29
B 35 O 48 b 67 o 80 1 18 ' 08 Σ 30
C 36 P 49 c 68 p 81 2 19 £ 09 > 31
D 37 Q 50 d 69 q 82 3 20 Ñ 10 ? 32
E 38 R 51 e 70 r 83 4 21 * 11 @ 33
F 39 S 52 f 71 s 84 5 22 Å 13 Ä 60
G 40 T 53 g 72 t 85 6 23 - 14 Ö 61
H 41 U 54 h 73 u 86 7 24 . 15 Ü 62
I 42 V 55 i 74 v 87 8 25 / 16 Æ 63
J 43 W 56 j 75 w 88 9 26 space 01 double- 96
K 44 X 57 k 76 x 89 # 04 : 27 width
L 45 Y 58 l 77 y 90 $ 05 Ø 28 97
M 46 Z 59 m 78 z 91 % 06 not 00
used

How to Preset Characters

To clear the previously programmed data, press CL key.

The entered character is displayed
Preset Characters stroke keyboard as follows:
number of
Example: T e a SML character
T E A 01 - 53
by alphabet key CL Enter
" 1st character - code 53 "T"
flat keyboard
entered
character
by code CL 53 70 66 Enter 53 01 - 53

To preset double-width characters, enter the character and then press DBL (Double) key or
enter code 96.
SML
T E A
by alphabet key CL DBL DBL DBL Enter
"

by code CL 53 96 70 96 66 96 Enter

Cancel
To cancel a character entry, press CL key. The previously programmed character remains
unchanged. After CL key is pressed, re-enter the character or press Enter key to finish the
entry.

Correction
To correct a character immediately after entering it, press BS (Back Space) key or Cursor
Left (left arrow) key which is used only for the flat keyboard and press correct character keys.

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Simple Programming Sequences

PLU DESCRIPTOR
for another
00
for the next
displays remaining
digits of PLU code
scanner CLERK not print
ID
PLU code PLU descriptor
SP PLU MESSAGE max. 18 characters 00 Enter CL
max. 14 digits

CLERK NAME
for another
00
for the next

not print

Clerk # CLERK Clerk name

SP 1 ~ 26 ID MESSAGE max. 16 characters 00 Enter CL

GROUP-A DESCRIPTOR

for another
00
for the next

not print

Group-A # Group-A descriptor

SP 1 ~ 64 SBTL MESSAGE max. 10 characters 00 Enter CL

SUPLEMENTARY MESSAGE
for another
00
for the next

not print
Supplementary
message # COOKING Supplementary message
SP 1 ~ 50 MESSAGE MESSAGE max. 20 characters 00 Enter CL

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** INDIVIDUAL **
for another

for another
00
CLERK
ID displays remaining
for the next digits of the next
PLU code
X2
scanner or
HARD PLU key no change not print
(for PLU)

PGM-# # Characters
SP (see table)
X2 (see table)
• (see table)
00 Enter CL CL

Contents PGM- # # # of Characters

Clerk [SF-11.a] See Note below. 212 1 ~ 26 max. 16 characters
PLU 202 enter PLU code max. 18 characters
Key / Symbol 102 See Table in the next page.
Main Group-A 242 1 ~ 10
max. 10 characters
Group-A 222 1 ~ 64
Group-B 232 1 ~ 25
Stock Unit [SF-6.a=1] 112 1~7 max. 3 characters
Supplementary Message 142 1 ~ 50 max. 20 characters
Receipt Upper Logo / Ticket Logo [SF-6.e=1] 1~5
Receipt Lower Logo [SF-10.e=1] 6 ~ 10
Check-Out Bill Header [SF-6.b=1] 122 11 max. 24 characters
Ticket Header 1 [SF-3.f=1] 12
Ticket Header 2 [SF-3.f=1] 13
ECR Name 1
152 max. 8 characters
Kitchen Printer Name 2~5
Slip Upper Logo / Slip Validation Logo
1~5
[SF-83.d=1]
162 max. 46 characters
Slip Lower Logo (not available for TP-620)
6 ~ 10
[SF-86.d=1]

Note for Clerk name

Programmable two characters of clerk symbol, for example, initial of clerk name, is printed on the last line
information in order to distinguish who takes validation easily. Two characters of clerk symbol is programmed
by using top two of 16 characters of clerk name. According to this selection, clerk name is reduced to 14
characters.

[SF-11.a=1] Clerk Symbol: 2 characters, Clerk Name: 14 characters (For example: MTMIKE TAYLOR)
[SF-11.a=0] Clerk Name: 16 characters (For example: MIKE TAYLOR)

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Key/Symbol Standard Remarks
Key / Symbol key & symbols are printed on receipt/report
# Auto Preset unless otherwise described
1 CHECK Total 1
2 CUPON Total 2
3 UC Total 3
4 CASH Total 4
5 CASH Total 5
6 % 1 %1
7 % 2 %2
8 % 3 %3
9 DSCNT Amount (-)
10 PLUS Amount (+)
11 AJST1 Adjustment 1
12 AJST2 Adjustment 2
13 P/O P / O (Paid Out)
14 R/A R / A (Received on Account)
15 REFND Refund
16 VOID Void
17 SALES TTL Media amount in sales printed on report only
18 DRAWER TTL Media amount in drawer printed on report only
19 CHEQUE Cheque-cashing charge / Cheque exchange charge
20 T-AMT Training count & amount printed on report only
21 NSALE No sale
22 TRCNT Transaction count printed on report only
23 PERSN Person
24 TIP Tip
25 CID Cash In Drawer
26 DUE AMOUNT Due amount printed when a tendered amount is entered
printed by SBTL key
27 SUBTL Subtotal printed if [SF-81.g=1]
printed on a subtotal bill of an item track
28 CHNGE Change
29 TAX TOTAL Consolidated tax printed if [SF-22.g=1]
30 TAX 1 Tax 1
31 TAX 2 Tax 2
32 TAX 3 Tax 3
33 TAX 4 Tax 4
34 TXSL1 Tax sale 1
35 TXSL2 Tax sale 2
36 TXSL3 Tax sale 3
37 TXSL4 Tax sale 4
38 MESS1 Message
39
40 AMONT Amount printed on total validation
41 TOTAL Total printed on report only
42 ALTTL All total printed on report only
43 CLEAR Clear printed on clerk report only
44 CORRECTION Correction printed on clerk report only
45 ARNG1 Arrangement 1
46 ARNG2 Arrangement 2
ARNG3 printed on program dump report only
47 Arrangement 3
48 ARNG4 Arrangement 4
49 CORRECTED Correction
50 PS CORECT Correction with link PLU
51 QUANTITY Quantity printed if [SF-6.d=1]
52 TRAINING Training message
53

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54 PB.P Previous balance (+) printed on report only
55 PB.N Previous balance (-) printed on report only
56 N.B New balance printed on report only
57 Net-charge Net (total) charge printed on report only
58 Served by Served by printed on a bill
59 Today chag Current (last transaction's) charge printed if [SF-15.d=1]
"To be continued" message for TP-620 slip printer
60 Next page
Power-down message for TM-T88III thermal slip printer
61 CHEQUE MG1 Cheque message 1
62 CHEQUE MG2 Cheque message 2
CHEQUE MG3 printed on cheque (TP-620)
63 Cheque message 3
64 CHEQUE MG4 Cheque message 4
65 TICKETS Void & Refund printed on ticket only
66
67
68 NET SUBTTL Net subtotal printed if [SF-81.c,d=1,1]
69 TRAY SBTTL Tray subtotal
70 COPY 2nd receipt message printed if [SF-8.g=1]
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72 SHORT AMT Short amount printed if Euro [SF-54.e=1]
73 T.VOID Transaction void
printed on item confirmation for clerk
74 SUBTL BILL Subtotal
interrupt system
75
76 MEDIA&TIP Media & Tip amount printed if [SF-8.f=1]
77
1st ~ 5th digits : Euro currency symbol
78 EURO LOCAL Euro / Local currency message
6th ~ 10th digits: Local currency symbol
printed if [SF-65.b=0]
1st, 2nd digits : for Total 1
3rd, 4th digits : for Total 2
79 SPFFDM £ Currency symbols for media
5th, 6th digits : for Total 3
7th, 8th digits : for Total 4
9th, 10th digits : for Total 5

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RATE PROGRAMMING
Programming can be done either by the simple programming method or the individual method.

(PGM-337) PERCENTAGE RATE

If percentage rate shall be negative (used for mark-down), select [SF-40 ~ 42] by System Function
programming.

** SIMPLE **

no change

%1~3 % rate
Z1/P X2
KEY 0 ~ 999.999

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another

for another
00
for the next
no change

% rate # % rate
Z1/P 337 X2 • X2 CL CL
1~3 0 ~ 999.999

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(PGM-347) ADJUSTMENT RATE
(PGM-357) SALES COMMISSION RATE
(PGM-367) STOCK RATE

for another

for another
00
for the next

no change

Rate # Rate
Z1/P PGM-# X2 • 0 ~ 999.999
X2 CL CL
see table below

Contents PGM-# Rate #

Adjustment Rate 347 1, 2
Sales Commission Rate 357 1~4
Stock Rate 367 1~7

(PGM-377) CHEQUE-CASHING CHARGE RATE

CURRENCY EXCHANGE CHARGE RATE

Z1/P Rate
377 X2 X2
0 ~ 99.999

(PGM-107) TAX RATE

for another

for another
00

for the next

no change

Tax # Rate
SP 107 X2 • 0 ~ 99.999
X2 CL CL
1~4

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(PGM-108) TAX EXEMPTION LIMIT FOR % TAX
TAX TABLE FOR ADD-ON TAX SYSTEM

TAX EXEMPTION LIMIT AMOUNT FOR % TAX 1 ~ 4

Tax # Tax exemption limit amount

SP 108 X2 • max. 4 digits • CL
1~4

TAX TABLE
Before programming the tax tables,
- check the breakpoint (max. 100 breakpoints available).
- check the difference between each breakpoint (difference must be less than 3 digits).
- find the irregular and regular parts.
To find the irregular and regular parts in the tax table, check the sequence patterns.

Tax exemption
Tax table # 1st tax amount
SP 108 X2 • limit amount • max. 4 digits •
1~4 max. 4 digits

for the next for the next

Breakpoint of Breakpoint of
irregular part • X2 regular part • CL
max. 4 digits max. 4 digits

Tax Exemption
Limit Amount

0.00 ~ 0.10 11 0.00

0.11 ~ 0.21 17 0.01 -- 1st tax amount
Irregular 0.22 ~ 0.38 18 0.02
Part 0.39 ~ 0.56 17 0.03
0.57 ~ 0.73 18 0.04
0.74 ~ 0.91 0.05
17 Breakpoints

Regular 0.92 ~ 1.08 16 0.06

Part 1.09 ~ 1.24 17 0.07
1.25 ~ 1.41 0.08
17
Regular 1.42 ~ 1.58 0.09
1.59 ~ 1.74 16 0.10
Part
1.75 ~ 1.91 17 0.11
17
Regular 1.92 ~ 2.08 16 0.12
Part 2.09 ~ 2.24 17 0.13
2.25 ~ 2.41 0.14

Differences Tax Amounts

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(PGM-387) FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATE

for another

for another
00
for the next
no change

Media key # Exchange rate

Z1/P 387 X2 • 0 ~ 9999.999999
X2 CL CL
1~4

The following programming should be performed when foreign currency is used;

When Euro media [SF-60~63.e~h=0100/0110/0111] is selected, program Euro currency rate by using (PGM-
397) Euro Currency Rate.

1. Select the foreign currency media keys and calculation method by [SF-46,48,50,52.h], [SF-60~63.e~h].
Then preset the foreign currency exchange rate by using above sequence.
Foreign currency media setting Enter a rate for
foreign currency is calculated via Euro currency
foreign currency per Euro
[SF-60~63.e~h=1001]
local currency per foreign currency
foreign currency is calculated directly from the [SF-46,48,50,52.h=0]
local currency [SF-60~63.e~h=1000] foreign currency per local currency
[SF-46,48,50,52.h=1]

2. Assign F.C. SBTL key (key #228) on the keyboard by using (PGM-101) Key Layout programming. Preset
the key name for F.C. SBTL key (key/symbol #66) by using (PGM-102) Key/Symbol Name programming.

3. Select the following flags;

Calculated amount in local currency printed/not printed when a transaction is closed by
[SF-64.e]
Euro or foreign currency.
Euro & currency symbols printed/not printed before the amount figure.
[SF-64.h, 65.b]
Also preset the currency symbol per media (key/symbol #83) by using (PGM-102).
[SF-65.c] Foreign currency exchange rate printed/not printed.
[SF-65.e,f] Foreign currency exchange amount rounding method.
[SF-60~63.b~d] Media amount rounding method

4. When currency exchange operations are required, select 'cheque-cashing / currency exchange operations
permitted' [SF-47,49,51,53.h=1] for each media. For the charge rate of currency exchange, program the rate
by using (PGM-377) Currency Exchange Charge Rate programming.

(PGM-397) EURO CURRENCY RATE

Enter the rate for local currency per Euro currency. Refer to the programming reference for
programming contents.

Z1/P Euro currency rate

397 X2 X2
0 ~ 9999.999999

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CLERK PROGRAMMING

(PGM-211) SECRET CLERK CODE

for another

for another
00
for the next

no change

Clerk # • Clerk code

SP 211 X2 X2 CL CL
1 ~ 26 max. 4 digits

0 input for unused clerk

(entered number not displayed)

(PGM-219) CLERK LINK TO HARD CLERK KEY

for another

Clerk # HARD CLERK

SP 219 X2 • KEY 1 ~ 15 CL
1 ~ 26

15 out of 26 clerks can be assigned to HARD CLERK keys.

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(PGM-210) CLERK SECURITY FUNCTION

Manager can allow some clerks to do negative operations, such as Z-report issuing and programmings
according to each clerk's responsibility level.

for another
00
for the next clerk
X2

go to CF-2
no change

Clerk # • Clerk function flag data

SP 210 X2 X2 CL
1 ~ 26 abcdefgh

Please do not set to '1' of the system function flag [SF-31.g] before Clerk security function flag
[CF-1.h] is set to '1'.

CF-1 1/0 bit 1 0

a Manual price entry and No sale operation permitted in R position under the prohibited in R position
[SF-32.g,h=1] flag conditions
b P/O, R/A, Void, Refund, Transaction void, -%, (-) and Adjustment permitted prohibited in R position
in R position under the [SF-32 & SF-33.e,f =1] flag conditions
c HALO release, Off compulsory and Check-out bill cancellation permitted prohibited in R position
in R position under the [SF-33.d,g,h=1] flag conditions
When "clerk entry compulsory before each transaction" [SF-12.g=1] was selected, off
compulsory of the total/media validation and the check-out bill cancellation is not
possible in R position but possible in Z1/P position.
d reserved
e Z1 report issue permitted under the [SF-26.h=1] flag condition prohibited
f Z2 report issue permitted under the [SF-26.h=1] flag condition prohibited
g Programming in Z1/P position permitted under the [SF-31.h=1] flag condition prohibited
h All function in SP position permitted under the [SF-31.g=1] flag condition prohibited

CF-2 a
b This clerk is permitted to open the drawer (set [SF-47,49,51,53,55.a] also) prohibited (always opened by
cash declaration and report
including CID)
c
d
e
f
g
h reserved

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MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMMING
(PGM-151) TRAINING SECRET CODE
(PGM-171) MACHINE NUMBER
(PGM-179) SLIP PRINTER ID # FOR TP-620
(PGM-191) EFT TERMINAL PASSWORD

PGM-# #
SP X2 X2
see table below see table below

Contents PGM-# # Remarks

Training Secret Code 151 max. 4 digits entered # not displayed
Machine Number 171 max. 3 digits See note below.
Slip Printer ID # for TP-620 179 1~4 [SF-83.h=1, SF-86.a,b=00/11]
EFT Terminal Password 191 6 digits Set [SF-66.f~h].
Enter already programmed
password on the EFT terminal.

Note: If IRC system is used, the last two digits of the machine number must be 8 of '1 ~ 62' and different for
each ECR. This is because the last two digits of the machine number is used for ECR ID # of IRC line.

(PGM-325) + / - AMOUNT
(+)

Z1/P Amount
325 X2 (-) X2
max. 8 digits

can be omitted

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(PGM-172) TERMINAL ADDRESS

In order for an external device (personal computer, etc.) to communicate with ECR by using batch
communication protocol, ECR needs an ID code. Use capital alphabet characters for the ID code.
for another

for another
00

X2 for the next

no change not print

Terminal address
SP 172 X2 1 • max. 9 characters 00 Enter CL CL

Terminal Address Format : X X X X X X X X X

ID 1 ID 2
(ID 2 can be left as spaces)

(PGM-315) PRESET TENDER AMOUNT

** SIMPLE **
no change

PRESET TENDER Amount

Z1/P X2
KEY 1 ~ 4 max. 10 digits

** INDIVIDUAL **
for another

for another
00
for the next

no change

Preset tender key Amount

Z1/P 315 X2 • X2 CL CL
#1~4 max. 10 digits

Also, set link media where the preset tender key amounts are memorized by system function flags SF-
58 and SF-59.

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(PGM-121) ARRANGEMENT KEY SEQUENCE
for another
RPF

no change

for the next key

X2 ARRANGEMENT Physical key

SP 121 JPF
KEY 1 ~ 4 max. 50 keys

entered keys are not displayed

Note 1: The following keys should not be included in key sequences;

ARRANGEMENT, CLERK ID, JPF, RPF, RECEIPT-OFF, STORAGE,

TOTAL VALIDATION, MISC. VALIDATION

Note 2: If an error occurs during ARRANGEMENT key operation sequence, the remaining operations will be
canceled.

Example 1: ARRANGEMENT 1 key is programmed for an automatic discount operation.

Operation Sequence Entered Keys # of Keys

SUBTOTAL SBTL key 1 key
-% -% key 1 key
CASH/TTL 5 TTL 5 key 1 key
Total 3 keys

Example 2: ARRANGEMENT 2 key is programmed for assorted reports.

Operation Sequence Entered Keys # of Keys

X-03 Full Transaction 3 X2 TTL 5 3 keys
X-05 Hourly 5 X2 TTL 5 3 keys
X-10 Clerk 10 X2 TTL 5 4 keys
X-42 PLU Stock 42 X2 TTL 5 4 keys
Total 14 keys

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(PGM-189) CHEQUE PRINTING FORMAT

If programmed properly and the transaction is closed by TTL 1 (cheque media) key, the cheque will
be printed by TP-620 which supports both slip printing function and cheque printing function.

The flags below must be programmed;

Flag # Bit 1/0 Contents

SF-57 d 1 Cheque printing is available
SF-83 h 1 With slip printer
SF-86 a,b 00/11 Slip printer selection TP-620

One of the following flag features [SF-57.c] must be programmed;

Automatic Cheque Printing [SF-57.c=1] --- recommended

When a cheque is inserted into slip printer TP-620, it is automatically printed if a cheque
media key is pressed.
In case the cheque was not inserted into TP-620 and cheque media key was pressed, the
cheque printing data will be sent to the printer and warning message #32 will be displayed on
ECR and the display of slip printer will be flashing.

Automatic Cheque Printing only when a cheque is inserted [SF-57.c=0]

When a cheque is inserted into slip printer TP-620, it is automatically printed if cheque media
key is pressed.
In case the cheque was not inserted into TP-620 and cheque media key was pressed, the
cheque printing function will be automatically canceled and no warnings will appear.

The print position of each message can be designed by assigning the number of line and column. The
number of dot spaces between lines can be programmed. This will not affect the slip printing format.

The following eight items can be printed on a cheque;

Item # Contents Notes

1 ~ 4 Cheque Message 1 ~ 4 programmed by key/symbol names (PGM-102,
#61~64)
5 Date the format is programmed by [SF-7.e,f]
6 3-digit ECR machine # and 6-digit consecutive # the format is fixed as: #XXX-XXXX
7 Total amount in normal-size characters the format is fixed as: *total amount*
8 Total amount in double-width characters the format is fixed as: *total amount*

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By using the sequence below, the number of dot spaces between lines can be programmed for fine
adjustments of the cheque printing format. After a program dump (X-85) is printed, the sample of
ruler print will automatically be printed by TP-620 if the flags described in the previous page [SF-
57,83,86] were selected.

no change

Number of dot spaces

SP 189 X2 9 • 1 ~ 20
X2 CL CL

Note: The normal printing format is set at three dot spaces between the lines (6 lines/inch).

RULER PRINT SAMPLE

The maximum number of available lines is determined by the size of a cheque. When slip printer's
display is flashing after the ruler sample was printed according to the above sequence, print the
remaining lines by pressing PRINT key.

Below are two samples of ruler print in which the dot spaces between the lines were programmed at 3
dots and 6 dots respectively;

3 dots 3 mm 6 dots
6 mm

1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456
2 2
3
3
4
5 4
6 5
7 6
8
7
9
0 8
1 9
2 0
3
1
4
5 2

46 characters (65 mm) 3

4
5

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The print position of each message can be designed by assigning the number of line and column by
using the sequence below. For securing the exact positions, refer to the ruler sample printed by TP-
620 by program dump (X-85). The programmed positions are printed on program dump (X-85).

for another

for another
00
for the next
no change

Item number 4-digit position #

SP 189 X2 • X2 CL CL
1~8 YYXX

YY : line number (max. 20 lines)

XX : column number (max. 46 characters)
Item #1~4: Cheque message 1 ~ 4 0 input for no cheque print
Item #5 : Date
Item #6 : ECR machine # and consecutive #
Item #7 : *total amount* in normal-size characters
Item #8 : *total amount* in double-width characters

Note for Item #7 and #8

Because the total amount is limited to maximum 10 digits including a punctuation, the column number
(XX) should be programmed at maximum 10 digits.

PROGRAM SAMPLE
The following eight items are printed on the cheque by using 6-dot spaces between the lines;
Item # Contents Line # Column #
1 Cheque Message 1 set by key/symbol #61: 'SAKURA' in double- 6th line (Y: 06) Col.2 (X: 02)
width
Cheque Message 2 set by key/symbol #62: 'CORP' in double-width & normal
2 6th line (Y: 06) Col.16 (X: 16)
size
3 Cheque Message 3 set by key/symbol #63: 'TOKYO' in double-width 6th line (Y: 06) Col.22 (X: 22)
4 Cheque Message 4 set by key/symbol #64: 'JAPAN' in double-width 6th line (Y: 06) Col.34 (X: 34)
5 Date 7th line (Y: 07) Col.18 (X: 18)
6 3-digit ECR machine # and 6-digit consecutive # 7th line (Y: 07) Col.29 (X: 29)
7 *Total amount* in normal-size characters 1st line (Y: 01) Col.18 (X: 18)
8 *Total amount* in double-width characters 5th line (Y: 05) Col.6 (X: 06)

CHEQUE PRINT SAMPLE

line 1 *123456.78*
line 2
col. col. #7
line 3 #8 18 col. #3
6 col.
22
line 4 34 #4
line 5 *123456.78*
line 6 SAKURA CORP TOKYO JAPAN
line 7 #1 #2 FEB01/2002 #001A003732
col. col. col. #5 col. #6
2 16 18 29

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TIME & DATE PROGRAMMING

(PGM-1) DATE
for reading

YYYYMMDD
X 1 • X2
always 8 digits

Example: 2002, Feb, 1st is entered as 20020201.

(PGM-2) TIME
for reading

HHMMSS
X 2 • X2
always 6 digits

Example: 3:50 PM is entered as 15 50 00.

9:30 AM is entered as 09 30 00.

30 SECOND ADJUSTMENT

X TIME •

When the display reads 0 ~ 29 seconds, depression of the [ • ] key sets the seconds back to 0.
When the display reads 30 ~ 59 seconds, depression of the [ • ] key set the seconds forward to 0.

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SYSTEM PROGRAMMING
(PGM-100) SYSTEM FUNCTION
for another
00

for the next

no change

System function flag data

SP 100 X2 SF-# • abcdefgh X2 CL

Enter '1' or '0' to set at cursor position.

Enter '6' for cursor right shift.
Enter '4' for cursor left shift.

CONTENTS FLAG REFERENCE

Adjustment SF-33, 36, 37, PF-1, CF-1
Bar code scanner / In-store marking code SF-5, 73 ~ 76, 89, 94, 96
Cheque printing SF-57
Clerk / Clerk interrupt SF-1, 12, 13, 16, 26 ~ 28, 31, 81, CF-1, 2
Communication SF-5, 8, 29, 88 ~ 102
Compulsory condition SF-9, 12, 15, 16, 31, 46 ~ 55, 81, 83, 98
Display SF-2, 3, 8, 10, 64, 68, 70, 78, 81
Drawer SF-8, 31, 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, CF-2
EFT terminal SF-60 ~ 63, 66
ESF SF-6, 78
Euro currency SF-20, 24, 54, 55, 60~65
Flash function SF-35
IRC SF-29, 89
Journal SF-2, 6, 7, 12, 22, 81, 92
Journal data transfer SF-89, 97 ~ 99
Key / Keyboard SF-1 ~ 3, 8, 12, 68, 81
Kitchen printer SF-5, 81, 87, 102, 106 ~ 112
Logo SF-6, 10, 82, 83, 85, 86, 101
% SF-16, 29, 32, 40 ~ 42, CF-1
Media (Total key, Foreign currency) SF-46 ~ 65
PLU / Group SF-5 ~ 7, 26 ~ 29, 67 ~ 70, 74, 76, 81, 112, PF-1 ~ 5
(+), (-) SF-29, 44, 45
Previous balance operation SF-15, 83
Punctuation SF-47, 49, 51, 53 ~ 55
Real-time communication SF-5, 8, 88
Receipt SF-1 ~ 3, 6 ~ 8, 10, 22, 26, 68, 81, 106
Report SF-6, 22, 26 ~ 29, 78, CF-1
Reset function SF-6, 26, 27
Rounding method SF-18, 19, 60 ~ 63, 65
Security SF-31 ~ 33, CF-1, 2
Slip printer SF-7, 22, 81 ~ 87
Tax SF-16, 19, 21 ~ 23, 26, 29, PF-2
Ticket SF-1 ~ 3, 6, 26, 112, PF-3, 5
Tip SF-8, 29
Simple Track system SF-1, 6, 15, 16, 33, 64, 68, 83, 87
Others SF-81
Validation SF-9, 10, 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, 82
CF -- Clerk Function
PF -- PLU Function

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The flags in the square brackets ([ ]) described in the flag selection box should be set because they
have the priority.

Print contents which are selected by the flags are transmitted to a device for journal data transfer under
[SF-90.h=1] condition.

PRINT/SYSTEM (1)
SF-1 1/0 bit 1 0
a Automatic receipt of track prohibited after ticket issue [SF-1.b=1] permitted [SF-2.b=0]
In order to prohibit receipt issue only after ticket issue in a track, set [a=1] and [SF-
2.b=0].
b Ticket system (also see [PF-3.f, PF-5.h]) Non ticket system
c Receipt-off key functions in R position only in all positions
d 2nd receipt issue permitted prohibited
e
f Automatic cut [SF-10.h=1] Manual cut
g Full cut receipt [f=1] Partial cut receipt [f=1]
h No sale not printed on receipt (printed on journal only) printed on receipt & journal

SF-2 1/0 bit 1 0

a Consecutive ticket number printed not printed
b Automatic receipt prohibited after ticket issue [SF-1.b=1] permitted
All receipts after ticket issue are not issued regardless of [SF-1.a] setting.
c Without key catch buzzer with key catch buzzer
d
e Warning message #18 is displayed when journal paper near end at the not displayed
beginning of transaction (also see [SF-10.a])
f
g upper logo printed on journal not printed
h lower logo printed on journal not printed

Note for [SF-1.a] and [SF-2.b]

Neither of both flags has nothing to do with receipt issue at real-time when "ticket printed on KP" [SF-3.e=1] is used.
Because "ticket printed on KP" function never has an automatic receipt after KP ticket issue, but it always has a receipt at
real-time. So if you wish to prohibit a real-time receipt issue when "ticket printed on KP" function is used, set the following
flags;

[SF-1.b=1] Ticket System

[SF-3.e=1] Ticket printed on KP
[SF-2.b=1] Automatic receipt prohibited after ticket issue [SF-1.b=1]
[PF-5.g=1] This ticket item is printed on KP

If you wish to prohibit a real-time receipt issue for a track only when "ticket printed on KP" function is used, set [SF-2.b] to 0
and set [SF-1.a] to 1.

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PRINT/SYSTEM (2)
SF-3 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b One line feed between items on receipt normal feed
c
d
e Ticket printed on KP (KP function is not available) [PF-5.g] not printed on KP
f Ticket headers 1 & 2 printed (Refer to the next page.) not printed
g Ticket issue type [g,h]
h [00/11] real-time ticket [01] after closing ticket [10] mixed ticket (Refer to the next page.)
Bit e This function is independent from flag "ticket system" [SF-1.b=1]. If "ticket system" is also selected,
tickets are printed by KP and receipt printer. Set the flags [PF-5.g,h] in order to print/not print certain
ticket items on KP/receipt printer.
When "ticket printed on KP" [e=1] and "ticket item printed on KP" [PF-5.g=1] are selected, PLUs which
are programmed to transmit to a kitchen printer are printed by the kitchen printer in a ticket issue format
[g,h].

Notes for Ticket on KP

- Ticket headers, ticket consecutive number and ticket number are not printed.
- Paper cutting method is fixed to partial or full cut by printer setting. (TP-422/722 only)
- Simple Condiment PLU is printed in red (in slim characters when mono-ribbon is used) with main PLU while it is
printed separately from main PLU on the ticket printed on receipt.
- Link PLU is printed with a link PLU symbol with a main PLU, like on the receipt.

SF-4 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

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Example of the ticket issue types and ticket headers 1 & 2 [SF-3.f,g,h]

REAL-TIME TICKET AFTER CLOSING TICKET MIXED TICKET

ticket item 1
TICKET HEADER 1 TICKET HEADER 1

ticket item 2 ticket item 1 ticket item 1

ticket item 2 ticket item 2
ticket item 2 ticket item 3 ticket item 3

ticket item 3 ticket item 2 TICKET HEADER 2 printed

after
ticket item 3 ticket item 3 combined ticket items closing
printed
ticket item 3 ticket item 3 after Automatic receipt
closing will be printed.
TICKET HEADER 2 printed TICKET HEADER 2
after
combined ticket items closing combined ticket items

Automatic receipt Automatic receipt

will be printed. will be printed.

The followings have been programmed for these samples;

Ticket item: One item on one ticket Combined ticket item : Multiple items on one ticket
Ticket item 1 = 1 ticket
Ticket item 2 = 2 tickets
Ticket item 3 = 3 tickets

TICKET PLU AND COMBINED TICKET PLU

When ticket system [SF-1.b=1] has been programmed, each PLU can be programmed for a ticket PLU or
combined ticket PLU by PLU function flag. For a ticket PLU, the number of tickets (1 to 7 tickets) can be
programmed by PLU function flag. Combined ticket PLUs are always printed on one ticket after the transaction
is closed.

TICKET ISSUE TYPE [SF-3.g,h]

Real-time ticket: The programmed number of tickets are printed at a real-time and the combined ticket
PLUs are printed on one ticket after closing.
After closing ticket: One ticket containing all ticket items is printed at a real-time, then the remaining number
of tickets and the combined ticket PLUs on one ticket are printed after closing.
Mixed ticket: The programmed number of tickets is ignored so that one ticket containing all ticket
PLUs is printed at a real-time and the combined ticket PLUs are printed on one ticket
after closing.

PAPER CUTTING METHOD

Paper cutting method is not programmable for ticket system. It is fixed so that there is a full-cut for different
ticket items and a partial cut for the same tickets in the ticket system.

TICKET HEADER 1 & 2 [SF-3.f=1]

Ticket header 1: printed on the first combined ticket for 'after closing ticket' or 'mixed ticket'
Ticket header 2: printed for the combined ticket PLUs which are printed after closing a transaction

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PRINT/SYSTEM (3)
SF-5 1/0 bit 1 0
a Consecutive number printed in double-width on KP in normal size character
b # of blank lines between cut line and last line on KP [b,c]:
c [00] 1 line (default); [01] 2 lines; [10] 3 lines; [11] 4 lines
d Pre-feed lines on KP [d,e,f]:
e [000] 4 lines (default); [001] 5 lines; [010] 6 lines; [011] 7 lines;
f [100] 8 lines; [101] 9 lines; [110] 10 lines; [111] 11 lines
g Expanded UPC-E code Normal UPC-E code
Source Marking Code : does not include check digit
8, 13-digit PLU codes including check digit are programmed (7, 12-digit PLU code are
(ECR treats the last one digit as check digit.) programmed)
h
In-Store Marking Code (only for non-embedded code [SF-74,76.e,f=00]): 10-digit article code only
10-digit article code with check digit is programmed as PLU code (also see [SF-74,76.d])
(also see [SF-74,76.d])
Note for PLU code:
8 and 13-digit PLU codes are always regarded as bar code so that the entry of 8/13-digit PLU code which does not
include check digit may be prohibited.
When the PLU code entered manually without the check digit will cause a check digit error, because the check digit
is not shown on the label. However, you can enter PLU code with the check digit manually if you know the
calculation method of the check digit. Scanner entry is permitted of course.

SF-6 1/0 bit 1 0

a Stock unit name printed on PLU report not printed
b Check-out bill header printed not printed
c Selective journal contents (tax and total only) Normal contents
d Total quantity of items printed (also see [SF-68.d]) not printed
e Upper logo printed on receipt and ticket not printed
f Clear operation printed on journal not printed
g Power on / off times printed on journal / saved on ESF not printed / not saved
h Initial reset message printed on journal / saved on ESF not printed / not saved

SF-7 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b Consecutive # printed in double-width character on receipt and journal in normal size character
c Table # printed in double-width character on receipt and journal in normal size character
[SF-12.a=1]
d Total due amount printed in double-width character on receipt, journal & in normal size character
slip
e Month name : Numeric English name
f Date order : DD/MM/YYYY MM/DD/YYYY
g Date printed on receipt, journal and slip not printed
h Time printed on receipt and journal not printed

programmed by [SF-5.d,e,f]

ECR NO.1 --> BAR kitchen printer header

CLERK NAME 00001

2 BEER item line

03APR/1999#001-000050 20:11 last line

programmed by [SF-5.b,c]

---------------------------------------------- cut line

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PRINT/SYSTEM (5)
SF-8 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Only 1st price sales is printed on PLU report when sales at 2nd price is 0. Sales of both 1st and 2nd
prices printed
c reserved
d reserved
e Drawer opened by Media key according to [SF-47,49,51,53,55.a] by clerk according to [CF-
2.b]
f Tip amount and tip media key symbol printed with key/symbol #76 not printed
When the tip media and tendering media are the same key, the tip and tendering
amounts are added together, then printed
g 2nd receipt message (key/symbol #70) printed [SF-1.d=1] not printed
h Control key position displayed not displayed
Bit g When ECR has been programmed to use a slip printer, post receipt, issued by BUFFER PRINT key by
depression of SLIP OFF key, never has the 2nd receipt message.

SF-9 1/0 bit 1 0

a Time printed on (slip) validation not printed
b Item validation printed upside-down normal character
c Media validation printed upside-down normal character
d Total validation printed upside-down normal character
e Item (slip) validation permitted one time only unlimited
f Media (slip) validation permitted one time only unlimited
g Total (slip) validation permitted one time only unlimited
h Total (slip) validation compulsory not compulsory

SF-10 1/0 bit 1 0

a Warning message #18 displayed with continuous buzzer sounding when not displayed
journal paper ends during transaction (see also [SF-2.e])
b
c Warning message #6 or #7 displayed when validation paper not not displayed
inserted/removed (factory optional validation sensor required)
d Stamp logo (factory option) Literal logo
e Lower logo printed on receipt not printed
f
g
h Printer with auto cutter (factory option) without auto cutter
Bits a,c When the printer stops or a validation paper is not removed, RPF or JPF key only can be pressed.
Press X2 key to start printing after the paper was replaced or the validation paper was removed.

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CLERK
SF-11 1/0 bit 1 0
a 2-digit programmable clerk symbol and 14 characters of clerk name by SP- 1-digit fixed clerk symbol
212 printed in the last line and 16 characters of clerk
name printed
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

SF-12 1/0 bit 1 0

a Clerk interrupt system non-clerk interrupt system
b
c
d Item confirmation prohibited [a=1] permitted
e Interrupted clerk's balance printed on journal [a=1] not printed
f
g Clerk entry compulsory before each transaction [h=0] not compulsory
(When a transaction is closed, the clerk is signed off automatically.) (not signed off)
h
Bit a When the clerk interrupt system is changed to non-clerk interrupt system [a=0], all sales memory must be
cleared by taking Z reports.

SF-13 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d Automatic transaction storage timer is 16 sec. [SF-12.a=1]
e Automatic transaction storage timer is 8 sec. [SF-12.a=1]
f Automatic transaction storage timer is 4 sec. [SF-12.a=1] all 0s = timer is not used
g Automatic transaction storage timer is 2 sec. [SF-12.a=1]
h Automatic transaction storage timer is 1 sec. [SF-12.a=1]

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SIMPLE TRACK SYSTEM (1)
One of two track systems can be selected by [SF-15.c]. The one is item track system which records registered
items for each track. The other is amount track system which records transaction totals only.

Main Terms
track : a place where the registered items or transaction totals are memorized, which is managed
by a track number (hereunder, track indicates item track and amount track unless
otherwise specified)
item track : records detailed registration contents
amount track : records transaction totals only
check-out bill : issued by Check-Out Bill key after the track is closed finally by a media key -- used for
item track system only
subtotal bill : issued by Check-Out Bill key after the track is temporarily closed by New Balance key --
used for item track system only
post-bill : issued by Buffer Print key which shows the last transaction's contents of the track only --
used for item track and amount track

SF-14 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

SF-15 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b Track transfer permitted prohibited
c Amount track system [SF-12.a=0] Item track system
[SF-12.a=0]
d Current (last transaction's) charge of the track printed with key/symbol #59 not printed
e New Balance closing prohibited when a track is not opened or Previous permitted
Balance key is not used
f New Balance closing compulsory when a track is opened or Previous not compulsory
Balance key is used
g Table # input compulsory under clerk interrupt system [SF-12.a=1] not compulsory
h Track # input compulsory before each transaction not compulsory
Bit c When the track system is replaced with the clerk interrupt system [SF-12.a=1], all sales memory must be
cleared by taking Z reports.

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SIMPLE TRACK SYSTEM (2)
SF-16 1/0 bit 1 0
a Clerk track assignment in registration Free clerk
b
c Post-bill (= prints last transaction contents of track only) issued without with automatic line finder
automatic line finder when an item track system is used [SF-15.c=0] (only for TP-620)
d Subtotal bill issue compulsory only when a subtotal bill has been issued not compulsory
previously for Format 3 of TP-620 [SF-15.c=0, SF-83.a,b=11]
e Subtotal % and discount calculated on subtotal (= previous balance plus calculated on current charge
current charge) only
f Tax calculated temporarily and printed on subtotal bill [SF-15.c=0] not printed
g Tax calculated each time on New Balance and media closing on media closing only
h Without check-out bill [SF-15.c=0] with check-out bill
Bit f Even when [f=1] is selected and when CHECK-OUT BILL 2 key is pressed, the VAT tax will not be
printed on subtotal bill.
Bit g Under [g=0], "%, +, - operations", programmed as "affects taxable subtotal", are applied to items in the
current transaction and the previous balance amount.
Under [g=1], Subtotal %, +, - operations are available only when they do not affect taxable subtotal using
following flags:
[SF-40~42.d~g] %1~3 amount does not affect taxable subtotal 1~4
[SF-44.e~h] Amount (+) does not affect taxable subtotal 1~4
[SF-45.e~h] Amount (-) does not affect taxable subtotal 1~4

SF-17 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

53
ROUNDING
SF-18 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c
d
e Due amount rounding method [e,f,g,h]
f [0001] Method 1; [0010] Method 2; [0011] Method 3; [0100] Method 4;
g [0101] Method 5; [0110] Method 6; [1000] Method 8; [0111] No rounding (see below)
h (Method 7 is not supported yet.)

SF-19 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c Tax amount rounding method [c,d]
d [00 or 11] 5/4; [01] rounded up; [10] discarded
e % amount rounding method [e,f]
f [00 or 11] 5/4; [01] rounded up; [10] discarded
g Item amount rounding method [g,h]
h [00 or 11] 5/4; [01] rounded up; [10] discarded

SF-20 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b PLU price rounding method for "1st Euro Conversion" [b,c,d]
c [001] Method 1; [010] Method 2; [011] Method 3; [100] Method 4;
d [101] Method 5; [110] Method 6; [000/111] No rounding (see below)
e Euro & currency symbols (key/symbol #79) is printed before the amount not printed
figure. (see [SF-64.h] also) F.C. symbol is not printed on report. Euro "EURO, LOCAL" message
currency symbol is printed. Note: This setting is available after "2nd Euro (key/symbol #78) is not printed
Conversion". also.
f No rounding for local media amount{ XE "Not Found PLU (NFP) / Stock depends on [SF-18.f~h]
Keeping Unit (SKU) entry allowed" } setting for due amount
rounding
g Amount track amounts converted to Euro amounts by "1st Euro Conversion" not converted
[SF-15.c=1] This selection is used only when the amount track amounts remain over (should be cleared by Z-62
Jan.1st, 2002. Note that the item track amounts [SF-15.c=0] are not converted to Euro report [SF-29.a=1] before "1st
amount. Euro Conversion")
h

Method 1 Method 2 Method 3 Method 4 Method 5 Method 6

0.00 ~ 0.04 = 0.00 0.01 ~ 0.02 = 0.00 0.01 ~ 0.09 = 0.10 0.00 ~ 0.12 = 0.00 0.01 ~ 0.05 = 0.05 0.00 ~ 0.24 = 0.00
0.05 ~ 0.14 = 0.10 0.03 ~ 0.07 = 0.05 0.13 ~ 0.37 = 0.25 0.06 ~ 0.10 = 0.10 0.25 ~ 0.74 = 0.50
0.08 ~ 0.09 = 0.10 0.38 ~ 0.62 = 0.50 0.75 ~ 1.24 = 1.00
0.63 ~ 0.87 = 0.75
0.88 ~ 1.12 = 1.00
Method 7 Method 8
not supported 0.00 ~ 0.04 = 0.00
0.05 ~ 0.09 = 0.05

Note for Rounding Method 5 : Only when Method 5 has been selected by [SF-18] and the following flags are set to 1 and
1, this will invoke rounding method 5 and not 5/4.
- tax amount rounding [SF-19.c,d]
- % amount rounding [SF-19.e,f]
- item amount rounding [SF-19.g,h]

54
TAX
SF-21 1/0 bit 1 0
a Add-on tax 4 calculated by tax table [e=1] straight tax % [e=1]
b Add-on tax 3 calculated by tax table [f=1] straight tax % [f=1]
c Add-on tax 2 calculated by tax table [g=1] straight tax % [g=1]
d Add-on tax 1 calculated by tax table [h=1] straight tax % [h=1]
e Tax 4 calculated by add-on tax method by VAT method
f Tax 3 calculated by add-on tax method by VAT method
g Tax 2 calculated by add-on tax method by VAT method
h Tax 1 calculated by add-on tax method by VAT method

SF-22 a Tax shift remains [a,b]

b [00/11] for one registration; [01] for one transaction; [10] until next shift key is pressed
c Taxable subtotal includes VAT amount printed on receipt, journal and slip does not include VAT amount
and reports (X/Z-01 ~ 04) [e,h=11]
d Tax symbol printed not printed
e Taxable subtotal amount printed not printed
f Zero (0) tax amount printed not printed when both tax and
taxable amounts are zero
(printed when taxable amount is
not 0)
g Tax amounts added and printed in a single line printed separately
h VAT data printed on receipt, journal and automatic slip ([SF-83.g,h=11]) not printed

SF-23 a Manual exemption of add-on tax 4 permitted [SF-21.e=1] prohibited

b Manual exemption of add-on tax 3 permitted [SF-21.f=1] prohibited
c Manual exemption of add-on tax 2 permitted [SF-21.g=1] prohibited
d Manual exemption of add-on tax 1 permitted [SF-21.h=1] prohibited
e Add-on tax 4 exemption automatically calculated per person per transaction [SF-21.e=1]
f Add-on tax 3 exemption automatically calculated per person per transaction [SF-21.f=1]
g Add-on tax 2 exemption automatically calculated per person per transaction [SF-21.g=1]
h Add-on tax 1 exemption automatically calculated per person per transaction [SF-21.h=1]

SF-24 1/0 bit 1 0

a VAT tax and taxable subtotal amounts in Euro currency always printed printed when the Euro media
[SF-22.h=1, 54.e=1] key is used
[SF-22.h=1, 54.e=1]
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
Bit a Note for "bill issue format 2 and 3" [SF-83.a,b];
Even when [SF-24.a=0] is selected, Euro VAT tax and taxable subtotal are always printed on a subtotal
bill when "tax calculated by New Balance closing" [SF-16.g=1] is selected.

SF-25 1/0 bit 1 0

a Singapore GST system: TAX 4 is treated as Singapore GST non-Singapore GST system
GST (TAX 4) = (SUBTOTAL + TAX 1 + TAX 2 + TAX 3) x GST tax rate
(Only Add-on tax method is employed when Singapore GST is used.)
b GST taxable subtotal amount printed [a=1] not printed [SF-22.e=0]
c
d
e
f
g
h

55
REPORT (1)
SF-26 1/0 bit 1 0
a Tax data printed on report not printed
b Z counts increased after Z-01/02 report only after every Z report
c Z report of individual PLU and Group permitted prohibited
d X count not reset after Z-01 report reset
e Consecutive receipt/ticket numbers not reset after Z-01 report reset
f CID memory not reset after Z-01 report reset
g
h Z report issued by a clerk who is permitted by [CF-1.e,f=11] (page 37) by everybody
Bit h When the clerk interrupt system [SF-12.a=1] is used with the condition [h=1], Z report is taken by
entering the clerk code manually by using CLERK ID key. After taking the Z reports, the clerk have to
be signed on in other control key position.
Note: HARD CLERK key can not be used for the clerk entry and clerk entry is available on the signed
off clerk only.
SF-27 1/0 bit 1 0
a Grand total 1 reset after Z-01 report not reset
b CID amount with manually entered media amounts in cash declaration only CID amounts printed
sequence printed on CID report
c Sales-type 1 ~ 4 PLU amounts added to each clerk sales memory without with VAT amount
VAT amount
d Number of registrations (items) and Net amount printed on hourly report Number of receipts and Gross
amount printed
e Sales % printed on Group reports not printed
f Sales % printed on Group-A/B PLU report not printed
g New Balance and Previous Balance not printed on report printed
h Sales % calculated by quantity [e/f=1] by amount [e/f=1]
Bit c Sales-type 1~4 can be programmed to each PLU by PLU function programming. These amounts will
appear on the clerk report.
SF-28 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c
d
e Sales-type 4 PLU amount in clerk sales memory added to clerk sales total not added
f Sales-type 3 PLU amount in clerk sales memory added to clerk sales total not added
g Sales-type 2 PLU amount in clerk sales memory added to clerk sales total not added
h Sales-type 1 PLU amount in clerk sales memory added to clerk sales total not added

C01 CLERK NAME 00001 Clerk report

4 30.80 transaction count, amount
S1 0 % sales-type 1 PLU commission rate
16.00 sales-type 1 PLU amount --- always printed
S2 5 % sales-type 2 PLU commission rate, amount --- always printed
0.00
S3 10 % sales-type 3 PLU commission rate, amount --- always printed
10.00
S4 15 % sales-type 4 PLU commission rate, amount --- always printed
0.00
TOTAL total amount of sales-type 1 ~ 4 PLUs --- depends on [SF-28.e~h]
10.00 (e~g=1, h=0 has been set on this sample)
CM 1.00 commission amount
DRAWER TTL
4 CASH media in drawer count, amount
30.80
TOTAL
30.80 total media amount
< 0.00 > rounding error
CID 30.80 cash in drawer
------------------------
ALTTL
30.80 all clerk's total transaction amount
S1 16.00 all clerk's total amount of sales-type 1 PLU
S2 0.00 all clerk's total amount of sales-type 2 PLU
S3 10.00 all clerk's total amount of sales-type 3 PLU
S4 0.00 all clerk's total amount of sales-type 4 PLU
ALTTL

:
10.00 all clerk's total amount 56
of sales-type 1 ~ 4 PLUs --- depends on [SF-28.e~h]
REPORT (2)
SF-29 1/0 bit 1 0
a Z-62 track report permitted prohibited
b IRC Z report not printed on slave printed
c PLU sales does not affect PLU stock memory (stock function is not used) affects
d PLU report of batch communication without 2nd level data with 2nd level data
e %, (+) and (-) on item amounts do not affect PLU and Group memories affect
f Tip amount added to media memory not added
g Tax amount added to grand total not added
h %, (+) and (-) amounts added to grand total not added

Master prints Slave prints

own report and a consolidated report with
printed [b=0] own report
Consolidated IRC status
Z-report own confirmation report and a consolidated
not printed [b=1] a confirmation report on journal only
report with IRC status
Individual printed [b=0] a designated slave's report with IRC status own report
Z-report not printed [b=1] a designated slave's report with IRC status a confirmation report on journal only

SF-30 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d VAT amount is re-calculated from the taxable subtotal at report taking VAT amounts calculated at
VAT TAX and NET SALES on the clerk reports are not printed under [d=1]. registration are accumulated
and printed on reports
e VAT amounts re-calculated from the taxable amount on each slave are VAT amount is re-calculated
consolidated on the master [d=1] from the taxable amount
consolidated by master [d=1]
f
g
h

57
SECURITY
SF-31 1/0 bit 1 0
a Cash declaration prohibited permitted
b Cash declaration compulsory before 1st level reports (except for report not compulsory [a=0]
numbers : 43, 60, 62) [a=0]
c Void permitted regardless the subtotal becomes minus prohibited
d Cash declaration compulsory before 1st level reports including CID (report before 1st level reports
numbers : 1, 3, 8) [b=1] (same as b=1)
e Drawer close not compulsory (drawer sensor is disregarded regardless if it is compulsory if an optional
fitted) drawer sensor is fitted
f
g All functions in SP position done by a clerk who is permitted by by everybody
[CF-1.h=1] Do not set before [CF-1.h] is set to 1. (page 37)
h Programming in Z1/P position done by a clerk who is permitted by by everybody
[CF-1.g=1] Do not set before [CF-1.g] is set to 1. (page 37)
Bit h When the clerk interrupt system [SF-12.a=1] is used with the condition [g,h=1], functions in SP and Z1/P
positions can be done by entering the clerk code manually by using CLERK ID key.
Note: HARD CLERK key can not be used for the clerk entry and clerk entry is available on the signed
off clerk only.

SF-32 1/0 bit 1 0

a P/O operation requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0] to R position
b R/A operation requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0] to R position
c Refund operation requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position to R position
[CF-1.b=0]
d Void/Transaction void operations require to turn the control key to R position
to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0]
e Discount operation requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position to R position
[CF-1.b=0]
f -% operation requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0] to R position
g No sale operation requires to turn the control key to X position [CF-1.a=0] to R position
h Manual price entry requires to turn the control key to X position to R position
[CF-1.a=0]
Refer to clerk security function [CF-1]. (page 37)

SF-33 1/0 bit 1 0

a PLU descriptor and price program by Hard PLU key permitted in Z1/P prohibited
b
c
d Check-out bill cancellation requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position to R position
[CF-1.c=0]
e Adjustment 2 requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0] to R position
f Adjustment 1 requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.b=0] to R position
g Off compulsory requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.c=0] to R position
h HALO release requires to turn the control key to Z1/P position [CF-1.c=0] to R position
Refer to clerk security function [CF-1]. (page 37)
Bits e,f If either adjustment 1 or adjustment 2 is permitted in Z1/P position, adjustment 1 & 2 key will be
permitted in Z1/P position.

58
SF-34 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

SF-35 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

59
ADJUSTMENT
SF-36 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c
d Adjustment 1 amount affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect
e Adjustment 1 amount affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect
f Adjustment 1 amount affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect
g Adjustment 1 amount affects taxable subtotal 1 does not affect
h Adjustment 1 polarity is negative positive

SF-37 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d Adjustment 2 amount affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect
e Adjustment 2 amount affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect
f Adjustment 2 amount affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect
g Adjustment 2 amount affects taxable subtotal 1 does not affect
h Adjustment 2 polarity is negative positive

SF-38 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

SF-39 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

60
%
SF-40 1/0 bit 1 0
a %1 on subtotal prohibited permitted
b %1 on item prohibited permitted
c Manual %1 rate entry permitted prohibited
d %1 amount affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect
e %1 amount affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect
f %1 amount affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect
g %1 amount affects taxable subtotal 1 does not affect
h %1 polarity is negative positive

SF-41 1/0 bit 1 0

a %2 on subtotal prohibited permitted
b %2 on item prohibited permitted
c Manual %2 rate entry permitted prohibited
d %2 amount affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect
e %2 amount affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect
f %2 amount affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect
g %2 amount affects taxable subtotal 1 does not affect
h %2 polarity is negative positive

SF-42 1/0 bit 1 0

a %3 on subtotal prohibited permitted
b %3 on item prohibited permitted
c Manual %3 rate entry permitted prohibited
d %3 amount affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect
e %3 amount affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect
f %3 amount affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect
g %3 amount affects taxable subtotal 1 does not affect
h %3 polarity is negative positive

SF-43 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

61
AMOUNT (-) / AMOUNT (+)
SF-44 1/0 bit 1 0
a Amount (-) on subtotal prohibited permitted
b Amount (-) on item prohibited permitted
c
d
e Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect
f Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect
g Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect
h Amount (-) affects taxable subtotal 1 does not affect

SF-45 1/0 bit 1 0

a Amount (+) on subtotal prohibited permitted
b Amount (+) on item prohibited permitted
c
d
e Amount (+) affects taxable subtotal 4 does not affect
f Amount (+) affects taxable subtotal 3 does not affect
g Amount (+) affects taxable subtotal 2 does not affect
h Amount (+) affects taxable subtotal 1 does not affect

62
MEDIA (1)
Total 1
SF-46 1/0 bit 1 0
a Total 1 amount added to CID memory not added
b Total 1 tendered amount input compulsory [d=0] not compulsory
c Total 1 over-tendered amount input prohibited permitted [d=0]
d Total 1 tendered amount input prohibited permitted
e Total 1 change operation permitted prohibited
f
g
h Total 1's Foreign Currency exchange rate = F.C / L.C L.C. / F.C. [SF-60.e~h=1000]
[SF-60.e~h=1000] --- foreign currency (exchanged directly) --- foreign currency (exchanged
directly)

SF-47 1/0 bit 1 0

a Total 1 opens drawer [CF-2.b=1] does not open
b Print format of Total 1 amount without zero (for example: . 7) with zero (for example: .07)
c Total 1's punctuation position [c,d]
d [01] .0; [10] .00; [11] .000; [00] omitted
e Change amount of over-tendering by Total 1 deducted from media Total 5 automatically
designated by [SF-46,48,50,52.e=1]
For change amount of over-tendering by Euro media, see [SF-64.g].
f Total 1 media (slip) validation compulsory [g=0] not compulsory
g Total 1 media (slip) validation prohibited permitted
h Total 1 cheque-cashing / Currency exchange operations permitted prohibited
Bits b~d These flags are not used for the local or Euro currency media selected by [SF-60.e~h]. The formats
follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h, 55.b~d].
Total 2
SF-48 1/0 bit 1 0
a Total 2 amount added to CID memory not added
b Total 2 tendered amount input compulsory [d=0] not compulsory
c Total 2 over-tendered amount input prohibited permitted [d=0]
d Total 2 tendered amount input prohibited permitted
e Total 2 change operation permitted prohibited
f
g
h Total 2's Foreign Currency exchange rate = F.C / L.C L.C. / F.C. [SF-61.e~h=1000]
[SF-61.e~h=1000] --- foreign currency (exchanged directly) --- foreign currency (exchanged
directly)

SF-49 1/0 bit 1 0

a Total 2 opens drawer [CF-2.b=1] does not open
b Print format of Total 2 amount without zero (for example: . 7) with zero (for example: .07)
c Total 2's punctuation position [c,d]
d [01] .0; [10] .00; [11] .000; [00] omitted
e Change amount of over-tendering by Total 2 deducted from media Total 5 automatically
designated by [SF-46,48,50,52.e=1]
For change amount of over-tendering by Euro media, see [SF-64.g].
f Total 2 media (slip) validation compulsory [g=0] not compulsory
g Total 2 media (slip) validation prohibited permitted
h Total 2 cheque-cashing / Currency exchange operations permitted prohibited
Bits b~d These flags are not used for the local or Euro currency media selected by [SF-61.e~h]. The formats
follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h, 55.b~d].

63
MEDIA (2)
Total 3
SF-50 1/0 bit 1 0
a Total 3 amount added to CID memory not added
b Total 3 tendered amount input compulsory [d=0] not compulsory
c Total 3 over-tendered amount input prohibited permitted [d=0]
d Total 3 tendered amount input prohibited permitted
e Total 3 change operation permitted prohibited
f
g
h Total 3's Foreign Currency exchange rate = F.C / L.C L.C. / F.C. [SF-62.e~h=1000]
[SF-62.e~h=1000] --- foreign currency (exchanged directly) --- foreign currency (exchanged
directly)

SF-51 1/0 bit 1 0

a Total 3 opens drawer [CF-2.b=1] does not open
b Print format of Total 3 amount without zero (for example: . 7) with zero (for example: .07)
c Total 3's punctuation position [c,d]
d [01] .0; [10] .00; [11] .000; [00] omitted
e Change amount of over-tendering by Total 3 deducted from media Total 5 automatically
designated by [SF-46,48,50,52.e=1]
For change amount of over-tendering by Euro media, see [SF-64.g].
f Total 3 media (slip) validation compulsory [g=0] not compulsory
g Total 3 media (slip) validation prohibited permitted
h Total 3 cheque-cashing / Currency exchange operations permitted prohibited
Bits b~d These flags are not used for the local or Euro currency media selected by [SF-62.e~h]. The formats
follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h, 55.b~d].
Total 4
SF-52 1/0 bit 1 0
a Total 4 amount added to CID memory not added
b Total 4 tendered amount input compulsory [d=0] not compulsory
c Total 4 over-tendered amount input prohibited permitted [d=0]
d Total 4 tendered amount input prohibited permitted
e Total 4 change operation permitted prohibited
f
g
h Total 4's Foreign Currency exchange rate = F.C / L.C L.C. / F.C. [SF-63.e~h=1000]
[SF-63.e~h=1000] --- foreign currency (exchanged directly) --- foreign currency (exchanged
directly)

SF-53 1/0 bit 1 0

a Total 4 opens drawer [CF-2.b=1] does not open
b Print format of Total 4 amount without zero (for example: . 7) with zero (for example: .07)
c Total 4's punctuation position [c,d]
d [01] .0; [10] .00; [11] .000; [00] omitted
e Change amount of over-tendering by Total 4 deducted from media Total 5 automatically
designated by [SF-46,48,50,52.e=1]
For change amount of over-tendering by Euro media, see [SF-64.g].
f Total 4 media (slip) validation compulsory [g=0] not compulsory
g Total 4 media (slip) validation prohibited permitted
h Total 4 cheque-cashing / Currency exchange operations permitted prohibited
Bits b~d These flags are not used for the local or Euro currency media selected by [SF-63.e~h]. The formats
follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h, 55.b~d].

64
MEDIA (3) / EURO (1)
Total 5 (Local Currency)
SF-54 1/0 bit 1 0
a Total 5 amount added to CID memory not added
b Total 5 tendered amount input compulsory [d=0] not compulsory
c Total 5 over-tendered amount input prohibited permitted [d=0]
d Total 5 tendered amount input prohibited permitted
e Euro currency system normal currency system
f Euro media amount printed without zero (for example: . 7) with zero (for example: .07)
g Position of punctuation for Euro media [g,h]
h [01] .0; [10] .00; [11] .000; [00] omitted

SF-55 1/0 bit 1 0

a Total 5 opens drawer [CF-2.b=1] does not open
b Local currency amount printed without zero (for example: . 7) with zero (for example: .07)
c Local currency's punctuation position [c,d]
d [01] .0; [10] .00; [11] .000; [00] omitted
e Change amount of over-tendering by Total 5 deducted from media Total 5 automatically
designated by [SF-46,48,50,52.e=1]
f Total 5 media (slip) validation compulsory [g=0] not compulsory
g Total 5 media (slip) validation prohibited permitted
h Euro amount print/display format is 0.00 [SF-54.f=0, 57.a=1] .00

Notes for Euro Currency System

- Euro amount is calculated by "local amount x Euro rate".
- The due amounts in Euro and local are always printed in Euro currency system [SF-54.e=1].
- Even if "change amount by Total 5 automatically" [SF-47,49,51,53.e=0] has been programmed, change amount by Euro
media over-tendering is automatically tendered by Euro media.
[SF-47,49,51,53.e=0] settings are disregarded. When they are programmed to "1", the change is tendered by the
designated media.

65
MEDIA (4)
SF-56 1/0 bit 1 0
a Total 1 amount print/display format is 0.00 [SF-57.a=1, 47.b=0] .00 [SF-57.a=1, 47.b=0]
b Total 2 amount print/display format is 0.00 [SF-57.a=1, 49.b=0] .00 [SF-57.a=1, 49.b=0]
c Total 3 amount print/display format is 0.00 [SF-57.a=1, 51.b=0] .00 [SF-57.a=1, 51.b=0]
d Total 4 amount print/display format is 0.00 [SF-57.a=1, 53.b=0] .00 [SF-57.a=1, 53.b=0]
e Total 5 amount print/display format is 0.00 [SF-57.a=1, 55.b=0] .00 [SF-57.a=1, 55.b=0]
f Single-item transaction auto-closing media [f,g,h] --- [PF-1.g,h]
g [001] total 1; [010] total 2; [011] total 3; [100] total 4; [101] total 5
h [000/111] auto-closing prohibited
Bits a~e When Total 1 ~ 4 keys are programmed to local currency media, the format is the same as Total 5
automatically.

SF-57 1/0 bit 1 0

a Print and display formats are .00 Print format is .00
Display format is . 0
b
c Automatic cheque printing [d=1] Manual cheque printing
d Cheque printing available (see PGM-189 for printing format) not available
e
f
g
h

The display and print format will be;

DISPLAY RECEIPT
[SF-57.a=0] [SF-47,49,51,53,55.b=1]
. 0 NSALE . 0

[SF-57.a=1, [SF-47,49,51,53,55.b=0]
0.00 NSALE 0.00
SF-56.a~e=1]

[SF-57.a=1, [SF-47,49,51,53,55.b=0]
.00 NSALE .00
SF-56.a~e=0]

66
MEDIA (5)
SF-58 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Preset tender 1 key amount memorized in the one of the media memories selected below:
c [001] total 1; [010] total 2; [011] total 3; [100] total 4; [others] total 5
d
e
f Preset tender 2 key amount memorized in the one of the media memories selected below:
g [001] total 1; [010] total 2; [011] total 3; [100] total 4; [others] total 5
h

SF-59 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b Preset tender 3 key amount memorized in the one of the media memories selected below:
c [001] total 1; [010] total 2; [011] total 3; [100] total 4; [others] total 5
d
e
f Preset tender 4 key amount memorized in the one of the media memories selected below:
g [001] total 1; [010] total 2; [011] total 3; [100] total 4; [others] total 5
h

67
MEDIA (6)
Total 1
SF-60 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Total 1 amount rounding method [b,c,d]
c [001] Method 1; [010] Method 2; [011] Method 3; [100] Method 4;
d [101] Method 5; [110] Method 6; [111] No rounding (same methods as [SF-18] are used)
Once local currency media is selected by [e~h] below, the rounding method is dependent on [SF-18.f~h].
e Usage of Total 1 key [e,f,g,h]
f [0000] local currency; [0001] local EFT [SF-66.f~h]; [0010] local cheque;
g [0100] Euro currency; [0110] Euro cheque;
h [1000] foreign currency (exchanged directly); [1001] foreign currency (exchanged via Euro)
Bits e~h Once Euro currency is selected, the settings of media amount print/display format and the position of
punctuation follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h] and [SF-55.h].
Total 2
SF-61 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Total 2 amount rounding method [b,c,d]
c [001] Method 1; [010] Method 2; [011] Method 3; [100] Method 4;
d [101] Method 5; [110] Method 6; [111] No rounding (same methods as [SF-18] are used)
Once local currency media is selected by [e~h] below, the rounding method is dependent on [SF-18.f~h].
e Usage of Total 2 key [e,f,g,h]
f [0000] local currency; [0001] local EFT [SF-66.f~h]; [0010] local cheque;
g [0100] Euro currency; [0110] Euro cheque;
h [1000] foreign currency (exchanged directly); [1001] foreign currency (exchanged via Euro)
Bits e~h Once Euro currency is selected, the settings of media amount print/display format and the position of
punctuation follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h] and [SF-55.h].
Total 3
SF-62 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Total 3 amount rounding method [b,c,d]
c [001] Method 1; [010] Method 2; [011] Method 3; [100] Method 4;
d [101] Method 5; [110] Method 6; [111] No rounding (same methods as [SF-18] are used)
Once local currency media is selected by [e~h] below, the rounding method is dependent on [SF-18.f~h].
e Usage of Total 3 key [e,f,g,h]
f [0000] local currency; [0001] local EFT [SF-66.f~h]; [0010] local cheque;
g [0100] Euro currency; [0110] Euro cheque;
h [1000] foreign currency (exchanged directly); [1001] foreign currency (exchanged via Euro)
Bits e~h Once Euro currency is selected, the settings of media amount print/display format and the position of
punctuation follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h] and [SF-55.h].
Total 4
SF-63 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Total 4 amount rounding method [b,c,d]
c [001] Method 1; [010] Method 2; [011] Method 3; [100] Method 4;
d [101] Method 5; [110] Method 6; [111] No rounding (same methods as [SF-18] are used)
Once local currency media is selected by [e~h] below, the rounding method is dependent on [SF-18.f~h].
e Usage of Total 4 key [e,f,g,h]
f [0000] local currency; [0001] local EFT [SF-66.f~h]; [0010] local cheque;
g [0100] Euro currency; [0110] Euro cheque;
h [1000] foreign currency (exchanged directly); [1001] foreign currency (exchanged via Euro)
Bits e~h Once Euro currency is selected, the settings of media amount print/display format and the position of
punctuation follow the selections of [SF-54.f~h] and [SF-55.h].

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MEDIA (7) / EURO (2) / CHEQUE PRINTING
SF-64 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Short tendering amount input of TTL 5 prohibited{ XE "Not Found PLU permitted
(NFP) / Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) entry allowed" }
c
d Euro-local subtotal display is switched by depression of SBTL key automatically switched for one
Change amount is always displayed in local currency because SBTL key is not second
accepted in the sequence of change.
e Calculated amount in local currency not printed when a transaction is printed
closed by Euro or foreign currency
f New balance and subtotal amounts printed in local currency only in local currency and Euro
currency [SF-65.a=0]
g Change amount of over-tendering by Euro media deducted from that's TTL 5 automatically
media automatically [SF-47,49,51,53.e=0] [SF-47,49,51,53.e=0]
h One space between Euro and foreign currency symbols and the amount no space [SF-65.b=0]
[SF-65.b=0]

SF-65 1/0 bit 1 0

a Due amount in Euro currency with Euro exchange rate not printed unless printed
Euro media key is used (set [d] for Euro exchange rate)
Due amount in Euro currency is always printed for Euro tendering.
b Euro & currency symbols not printed before the amount figure printed (see [SF-64.h] also)
F.C. symbol is not printed on
report. Euro currency symbol is
printed.
c Foreign currency exchange rate not printed printed
d Euro exchange rate not printed [a=0] printed [a=0]
e Foreign currency exchange amount rounding method [e,f]
f [00/01] 5/4; [01] rounded up; [10] discarded
g Euro exchange amount rounding method [g,h]
h [00/01] 5/4; [01] rounded up; [10] discarded

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EFT TERMINAL
SF-66 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c
d
e
f EFT terminal selection [f,g,h]
g [001] G & D, Celectronic; [010] Krone; [others] EFT terminal not used
h
Set SF-91 (channel B communication setting) to:
for G & D, Celectronic: [SF-91 = 01010010] (8 bits, non parity, 2 stops, 9600 bps)
for Krone: [SF-91 = 01000010] (8 bits, non parity, 1 stop, 9600 bps)

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PLU
SF-67 1/0 bit 1 0
a Simple condiment PLU function available [h=1] (see [PF-4.a,b]) not available
b User friendly PLU function (Not Found PLU entry) allowed [PF-5.d=1] { not allowed
XE "Not Found PLU (NFP) / Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) entry allowed" }
c PLU descriptor entry can be skipped in{ XE "PLU descriptor entry skip" } prohibited
New PLU create sequence for Not Found PLU in R position
d PLU used as a master PLU for Not Found PLU registered as a normal not registered
PLU{ XE "PLU used for Not Found PLU registered as a normal PLU" }
[PF-5.d=1] [SF-67.b=1]
e
f
g Split pricing operation prohibited permitted
h PLU not consolidated consolidated

SF-68 1/0 bit 1 0

a Direct multiplication on hard PLU (number entry and a H.PLU key depression execute a price override
directly execute a multiplication without X2 key)
(Price override is still available by [PF-3.a].)
b Void operation prohibited after the subtotal bill issue permitted
c Group-A quantity, stock and PLU stock calculated by stock rate [d=0] Quantity by item
d Quantity count on receipt always added as 1 [SF-6.d=1] actual quantity added
[SF-6.d=1]
e PLU with group-A descriptor printed not printed
f
g PLU code displayed not displayed
h PLU code printed not printed

SF-69 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b PLU modifier requires to turn the control key to X position to R position
c PLU price shift requires to turn the control key to X position to R position
d PLU menu shift requires to turn the control key to X position to R position
e Price shift remains [e,f]
f [00/11] for one registration; [01] for one transaction; [10] until next shift key is pressed
g Menu shift remains [g,h]
h [00/11] for one registration; [01] for one transaction; [10] until next shift key is pressed

SF-70 1/0 bit 1 0

a PLU modifier remains [a,b]
b [00/11] for one registration; [01] for one transaction; [10] until next modifier key is pressed
c
d
e
f
g
h Warning message #17 displayed when PLU stock is zero or minus not displayed

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SF-71 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

SF-72 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

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IN-STORE MARKING CODE

The bar codes having function codes 02, 20 ~ 29, 37 are used for the in-store marking code. Two
function codes only are available on this machine to be selected from 02, 20 ~ 29, 37 by [SF-73,75].
The in-store marking code can have 10 digits of article code if [SF-74,76.e,f] are set to '00'. The
article code can also include a price embedded code if [SF-74,76.e,f] are set.

FF x x x x x x x x x x C

check-digit for entire code

article code, price embedded code [SF-74,76]

function code [SF-73,75]

Contents of Bar code Maximum Price will be

(selected by [SF-74,76]) (selected by [SF-74,76], max. 8 digits)
digits of price check digit of article code Bar code Format x1 x 10 x 100 x 1000
field [e,f] price field [b] will be [g,h=00] [g,h=01] [g,h=10] [g,h=11]
4 digits with (c) 5 digits (xxxxx) FFxxxxxcPPPPC
9999 99990 999900 9999000
(PPPP) without 6 digits (xxxxxx) FFxxxxxxPPPPC
5 digits with (c) 4 digits (xxxx) FFxxxxcPPPPPC
99999 999990 9999900 99999000
(PPPPP) without 5 digits (xxxxx) FFxxxxxPPPPPC
6 digits with (c) not available not available not
999999 9999990 99999900
(PPPPPP) without 4 digits (xxxx) FFxxxxPPPPPPC available
article code 10 digits
not used FFxxxxxxxxxxC no price
only (xxxxxxxxxx)
Position of punctuation is set by [SF-55.c,d].

When a price embedded in-store marking code is programmed by PGM-201 by using a scanner, the article code
(underlined code in the bar code format above) only is programmed as PLU code. If "function code included in
PLU code" [SF-74,76.d=1] is selected, the article code (xx....xx) with 2 digits function code (FF) is programmed
as PLU code. See the next page how a non-embedded code is programmed as PLU code.

IN-STORE MARKING CODE 1

SF-73 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c Function code of In-Store Marking code [c,d]
d [00] 02; [01] one of 20 ~ 29 (set [e~h] also) ; [10/11] 37
e Function code [e,f,g,h] --- [c,d=01]
f [0000] 20; [0001] 21; [0010] 22; [0011] 23; [0100] 24;
g [0101] 25; [0110] 26; [0111] 27; [1000] 28; [1001] 29
h

SF-74 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b Price field without check-digit (always without check-digit for 6-digit price) with check-digit
c
d Function code included in PLU code not included
e Number of digits of Price field [e,f]
f [01] 4-digit; [10] 5-digit; [11] 6-digit; [00] non-embedded code (article code only)
g 10th exponent of Price field [g,h]
h [00] x 1; [01] x 10; [10] x 100; [11] x 1000

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IN-STORE MARKING CODE 2
SF-75 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c Function code of In-Store Marking code [c,d]
d [00] 02; [01] one of 20 ~ 29 (set [e~h] also) ; [10/11] 37
e Function code [e,f,g,h] --- [c,d=01]
f [0000] 20; [0001] 21; [0010] 22; [0011] 23; [0100] 24;
g [0101] 25; [0110] 26; [0111] 27; [1000] 28; [1001] 29
h

SF-76 1/0 bit 1 0

SF-77 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

PLU code programmed for non-embedded code

(article code only) [SF-74,76.e,f=00]

When a non-embedded code of in-store marking code is programmed by PLU code programming (PGM-201) by
using a scanner, the underlined code in the box below is programmed as PLU code according to flag selections;

- Function code included in PLU code or not [SF-74,76.d]

- 10-digit article code with or without the check digit is programmed as PLU code [SF-5.h]

FFxxxxxxxxxxC --- [SF-74,76.d=0, SF-5.h=0]

FFxxxxxxxxxxC --- [SF-74,76.d=0, SF-5.h=1]
FFxxxxxxxxxxC --- [SF-74,76.d=1, SF-5.h=0]
FFxxxxxxxxxxC --- [SF-74,76.d=1, SF-5.h=1]

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ESF
SF-78 1/0 bit 1 0
a ESF function available not available
b Warning message #80 displayed and ECR locked when ESF memory is Warning message #80
almost full displayed but not locked
c
d
e
f
g
h
Bit b Issues Z-79 ESF status report on ECR or performs Z-79 from PC with ESF data transmission in order to
clear the ESF memory.

SF-79 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

SF-80 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h

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OTHERS
SF-81 1/0 bit 1 0
a Entered PLU stock printed when PLU stock programming is performed not printed
b Items printed by kitchen printer when a clerk's transaction is interrupted printed when a transaction
[SF-12.a=1] closed
c Net subtotal displayed and printed by NET SBTL key depression displayed only
d Net subtotal automatically printed above the add-on tax amount line at not printed
closing on receipt, journal and slip
(When the add-on tax amount is zero, it will not be printed.)
e Message input compulsory not compulsory
f Number of persons input compulsory not compulsory
g Subtotal amount displayed and printed by SBTL key depression displayed only
h SBTL key depression compulsory before tendering amount input not compulsory
Bit b For non-clerk interrupt system, items are always printed by kitchen printer when a transaction is closed.

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SLIP PRINTER (1)
SF-82 1/0 bit 1 0
a Total slip validation with slip upper logo without logo
b Media slip validation with slip upper logo without logo
c Item slip validation with slip upper logo without logo
d
e
f
g
h

SF-83 1/0 bit 1 0

a Bill issue format for TP-620 [a,b]
[00/10] Format 1: entire subtotal bill or check-out bill always printed on new slip
b [01] Format 2: final closing data printed on the last subtotal bill or
entire check-out bill printed if additional registrations are performed
[11] Format 3: additional transaction printed as a continuation of the previous subtotal bill
c Time printed on slip not printed
d Slip upper logo printed (also see [SF-86.d]) not printed
e Slip print [e,f]
[10] slip print always compulsory
f [01] compulsory when an item/amount track is opened or Previous Balance key is used
[00/11] not compulsory
g Automatic slip print manual slip print
h With slip printer without slip printer

SF-84 1/0 bit 1 0

a
b Item lines for TP-620 is 64 lines 0 line
c Item lines for TP-620 is 32 lines 0 line
d Item lines for TP-620 is 16 lines 0 line
e Item lines for TP-620 is 8 lines 0 line
f Item lines for TP-620 is 4 lines 0 line
g Item lines for TP-620 is 2 lines 0 line
h Item lines for TP-620 is 1 line 0 line
Minimum item lines is 20 lines and maximum item lines is 127 lines.

SF-85 1/0 bit 1 0

a Blank lines between upper logo and item line is 8 lines [SF-83.d=1] 0 line
b Blank lines between upper logo and item line is 4 lines [SF-83.d=1] 0 line
e Blank lines between upper logo and item line is 2 lines [SF-83.d=1] 0 line
d Blank lines between upper logo and item line is 1 line [SF-83.d=1] 0 line
e Pre-feed lines for TP-620 is 8 lines 0 line
f Pre-feed lines for TP-620 is 4 lines 0 line
g Pre-feed lines for TP-620 is 2 lines 0 line
h Pre-feed lines for TP-620 is 1 line 0 line

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SLIP PRINTER (2)
SF-86 1/0 bit 1 0
a Slip printer selection [a,b] --- [SF-83.h=1]
[00/11] TP-620 via ch-A (RS485) --- set also (PGM-179)
b [01] TP-420/422/522/722 or CBM-233/1000 w/NA-710/730 via ch-A (RS485) --- set also [SF-87.a,b]
[10] TM-T88III via ch-B (RS232C)
c Operation prohibited until printing is finished on thermal slip printer TM- permitted [a,b=10]
T88III [a,b=10]
d Slip lower logo printed (not available for TP-620) (also see [SF-83.d]) not printed
e # of blank lines between lower logo and last item line is 8 lines [d=1] 0 line
f # of blank lines between lower logo and last item line is 4 lines [d=1] 0 line
g # of blank lines between lower logo and last item line is 2 lines [d=1] 0 line
h # of blank lines between lower logo and last item line is 1 line [d=1] 0 line
Bit c There is no battery back-up on the TM-T88III. Therefore, when 'permitted' has been programmed and if
during printing a power failure occurs, the printing data will be lost. If 'prohibited' has been programmed,
the printing data will be sent from ECR to TM-T88III again.

KITCHEN PRINTER
SF-87 1/0 bit 1 0
a Kitchen printer ID # used as a slip printer [a,b] --- [SF-86.a,b=01]
b [00] KP 1; [01] KP 2; [10] KP 3; [11] KP 4
c PLU code printed on KP (also see [SF-68.h] for receipt) not printed
d
e KP 4 used not used
f KP 3 used not used
g KP 2 used not used
h KP 1 used
Bits a,b The bill issue format on the KP is fixed as "format 1" [SF-83.a,b] (entire subtotal bill or check-out bill
always printed).
The kitchen printer function and the back-up kitchen printer are also available. The back-up bill format
will be completely the same as the normal bill format (no back-up message will be printed).

SF-88 1/0 bit 1 0

a KP 4 back-up [a,b]
b [00] KP 1; [01] KP 2; [10] KP 3; [11] retry to KP 4
c KP 3 back-up [c,d]
d [00] KP 1; [01] KP 2; [10] retry to KP 3; [11] KP 4
e KP 2 back-up [e,f]
f [00] KP 1; [01] retry to KP 2; [10] KP 3; [11] KP 4
g KP 1 back-up [g,h]
h [00] retry to KP 1; [01] KP 2; [10] KP 3; [11] KP 4

TP-420/422/522/722
Available Slip Print Contents TP-620 TM-T88III Related Bits
CBM-233/1000
Buffer print o o o
Cheque print o - - [SF-57.d=1]
Date o o o [SF-7.g=1]
Time o o o [SF-83.c=1]
Slip upper logo o o o [SF-83.d=1]
Slip lower logo - o o [SF-86.d=1]
Slip validation o - -
Slip validation logo o - - [SF-82.a,b,c=1]
Slip validation time o - - [SF-9.a=1]
Upside-down character - o -

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COMMUNICATION (1)
Channel A/B
SF-89 1/0 bit 1 0
a Baud rate: IRC line (ch-A) is 38400 bps 19200 bps
b
c
d Baud rate: ECR to ECR RAM data transfer (ch-B) [d,e]
e [00] 38400 bps; [01] 19200 bps; [10/11] 9600 bps
f
g
h

Channel Selection
SF-90 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b With scanner without scanner
c
d Journal data transmitted not transmitted
e
f Scanner uses ch-C of IF10-1 K-UNIT [b=1] ch-B [b=1]
g
h Journal data transfer uses ch-D of IF10-1 K-UNIT [d=1] ch-B [d=1]

Channel B
SF-91 1/0 bit 1 0
a Character structure: Odd parity Even parity
b Character structure: 8-bit data 7-bit data
c Character structure: Parity permitted prohibited
d Character structure: 2 stop bits 1 stop bit
e
f Baud Rate [f,g,h]
g [000] 38400 bps; [001] 19200 bps; [010] 9600 bps; [011] 4800 bps;
h [100] 2400 bps; [101] 1200 bps; [110] 600 bps; [111] 300 bps
Note: Baud rate must be set to 9600 bps or less for a scanner.

Channel B: PC batch communication

SF-92 1/0 bit 1 0
a Data transfer with zero suppression without zero suppression
b DCD monitored before ECR sends data to channel B device DCD not monitored
(DCD always monitored when channel B device sends data to ECR)
c With BCC (Block Check Character) without BCC
d
e
f Remote job message printed on journal not printed
g Record delimiter [g,h]
h [00] CR; [01] CR or LF; [10] CR & LF; [11] LF & LF

Channel B
SF-93 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Tolerance time limit for channel B is 16 sec. 0 sec.
c Tolerance time limit for channel B is 8 sec. 0 sec.
d Tolerance time limit for channel B is 4 sec. 0 sec.
e Tolerance time limit for channel B is 2 sec. 0 sec.
f Tolerance time limit for channel B is 1 sec. 0 sec.
g Tolerance time limit for channel B is 0.5 sec. 0 sec.
h Tolerance time limit for channel B is 0.3 sec. 0 sec.

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COMMUNICATION (2)
Channel C of IF10-1 K-UNIT: Scanner
SF-94 1/0 bit 1 0
a Character structure: Odd parity Even parity
b Character structure: 8-bit data 7-bit data
c Character structure: Parity permitted prohibited
d Character structure: 2 stop bits 1 stop bit
e
f Baud rate [f,g,h]
g [000] 38400 bps; [001] 19200 bps; [010] 9600 bps; [011] 4800 bps;
h [100] 2400 bps; [101] 1200 bps; [110] 600 bps; [111] 300 bps
Note: Baud rate must be set to 9600 bps or less for a scanner.
Bits b~d Only when "7-bit data, parity prohibited, 1 stop bit" are selected, ECR can not communicate with
peripheral.

Channel A
SF-95 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b
c 32 Number of ECRs to be checked by IRC status check [cdefgh] (weight + 1):
d 16 [000001] 2; [000010] 3; [000011] 4; [000100] 5; [000101] 6; [000110] 7; [000111] 8;
e 8 [001000] 9; [001001] 10; [001010] 11; [001011] 12; [001100] 13; [001101] 14; [001110] 15;
f 4 [001111] 16; [010000] 17; [010001] 18; [010010] 19; [010011] 20; [010100] 21; [010101] 21;
g 2 [010101] 22; --- [111010] 59; [111011] 60; [111100] 61; [000000, 111101, 111110, 111111] 62
h 1 ECR machine number must be begun with "001" and continuous numbers must be used.

Channel C of IF10-1 K-UNIT: Scanner

SF-96 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Tolerance time limit for channel C is 16 sec. 0 sec.
c Tolerance time limit for channel C is 8 sec. 0 sec.
d Tolerance time limit for channel C is 4 sec. 0 sec.
e Tolerance time limit for channel C is 2 sec. 0 sec.
f Tolerance time limit for channel C is 1 sec. 0 sec.
g Tolerance time limit for channel C is 0.5 sec. 0 sec.
h Tolerance time limit for channel C is 0.3 sec. 0 sec.

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COMMUNICATION (3)
Channel D of IF10-1 K-UNIT: Journal data transfer
SF-97 1/0 bit 1 0
a Character structure: Odd parity Even parity
b Character structure: 8-bit data 7-bit data
c Character structure: Parity permitted prohibited
d Character structure: 2 stop bits 1 stop bit
e
f Baud rate [f,g,h]
g [000] 38400 bps; [001] 19200 bps; [010] 9600 bps; [011] 4800 bps;
h [100] 2400 bps; [101] 1200 bps; [110] 600 bps; [111] 300 bps
Bits b~d Only when "7-bit data, parity prohibited, 1 stop bit" are selected, ECR can not communicate with
peripheral.

Channel D of IF10-1 K-UNIT: Journal data transfer

SF-99 1/0 bit 1 0
a
b Tolerance time limit for channel D is 16 sec. 0 sec.
c Tolerance time limit for channel D is 8 sec. 0 sec.
d Tolerance time limit for channel D is 4 sec. 0 sec.
e Tolerance time limit for channel D is 2 sec. 0 sec.
f Tolerance time limit for channel D is 1 sec. 0 sec.
g Tolerance time limit for channel D is 0.5 sec. 0 sec.
h Tolerance time limit for channel D is 0.3 sec. 0 sec.

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PROGRAMMING REFERENCE
ADJUSTMENT
Makes mark-up/down calculations on specified items only at a preset rate just before a transaction is finalized.
1. Assign the adjustment keys. (PGM-101, key #187, 188, 189) --- Page 8
2. Preset the adjustment key names. (PGM-102, #11, 12, 39) --- Page 29
3. Preset the adjustment polarity 'mark-up/-down' [SF-36, 37.h].
4. Preset the adjustment rates. (PGM-347) --- Page 33
5. Preset each PLU as adjustable 1, 2, 1 & 2 or non-adjustable by [PF-1.e,f]. --- Page 17
< OPTIONS >
- adjustment requires to turn the control key to Z1/P or R position [SF-33.e,f]
- adjustment permitted/prohibited in R position under [SF-33.e,f=1] flag conditions [CF-1.b]
- adjustment affects or does not taxable subtotal [SF-36,37.d~g]

CHEQUE-CASHING /
CURRENCY EXCHANGE
When a cheque is cashed or a foreign currency is exchanged, ECR automatically subtracts a service charge amount,
calculated according to a programmed rate.
1. Preset the charge rate. (PGM-377) --- Page 33
2. Select the media key used for cheque-cashing / currency exchange by [SF-60~63.e~h].

CLERK
1. Preset clerk names. (PGM-212) --- Page 29
2. Assign the hard clerk keys on the keyboard if required (PGM-101, key #140 ~ 154) --- Page 8
3. Preset clerk link to hard clerk key. (PGM-219) --- Page 36
< OPTIONS >
- clerk interrupt system [SF-12.a]
- clerk security function (PGM-210) --- Page 37
- clerk entry compulsory before each transaction [SF-12.g]
- sales type 1 ~ 4 PLU amounts added to each clerk sales memory with/without VAT amount [SF-27.c]
- sales type 1 ~ 4 PLU amounts added to clerk sales total [SF-28.e~h]
- clerk item track assignment in registration/free clerk [SF-16.a]

COMMISSION RATE
AND SALES TYPE
PLUs can be classified into maximum four sales types, which can have different commission rates preset.
The clerk sales memory records sales data by sales type classification.
USES: - Different commission rates for items of different profitability.
- A separate sales type for separate sales control of specific items, e.g. cigarettes sold at a restaurant.
1. Designate a sales type to each PLU by [PF-1.c,d]. --- Page 17
2. Preset commission rates 1 ~ 4, which corresponds to sales types 1 ~ 4 respectively. (PGM-357) --- Page 33
< OPTIONS >
- sales type 1 ~ 4 PLU amounts added to each clerk sales memory with/without VAT amount [SF-27.c]
- sales type 1 ~ 4 PLU amounts added to clerk sales total [SF-28.e~h]

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EURO CURRENCY
1. Select 'Euro currency system' [SF-54.e].
2. Select Euro media key by [SF-60~63.e~h].
3. Select position of punctuation for Euro media by [SF-54.g,h].
4. Preset the local/Euro currency exchange rate. (PGM-397) --- Page 35
5. Preset the local/Euro currency message. (PGM-102, #82) --- Page 29
< OPTIONS >
- Print/display format of Euro currency amount [SF-54.f, SF-55.h].
- Euro VAT tax and taxable subtotal amounts in Euro currency always printed [SF-24.a]
- Euro/local subtotal display is switched by pressing SBTL key [SF-64.d]
- calculated amount in local currency not printed when a transaction is closed by Euro or foreign currency [SF-64.e]
- change amount of over-tendering by Euro media deducted from that media automatically/Total 5 [SF-64.g]
- one space between Euro and foreign currency symbols and the amount [SF-64.h]
- due amount in Euro currency with Euro exchange rate not printed unless the Euro media key is used [SF-65.a]
- Euro & currency symbols not printed before the amount figure [SF-65.b]
- Euro currency exchange rate printed [SF-65.d]
- Euro exchange amount rounding method [SF-65.g,h]

FOREIGN CURRENCY
Refer to the rate programming section (PGM-387) Foreign Currency Exchange Rate. --- Page 35

GROUPING
Three group categories are available, enabling detailed sales analysis.
Monitoring of: - Wholesalers
- Lunch and dinner PLUs
- Sales by time shift
- Different promotions and display
- Item with long and short lead time
- Customer counter
Group-A & Group-B :
Each PLU has to be linked to one of 64 groups in Group-A. PLUs not linked to a Group-A can not be
registered. Each PLU may also have another type of link group, Group-B. Up to 25 Group-Bs are
available.
1. Link PLUs to Group-As or Bs. (PGM-203) --- Page 14
2. Preset Group-A or B descriptors. (PGM-222, 232) --- Page 29
Main Group-A:
Every Group-A can be linked to one of 10 general categories in main Group-A. Sales data for Group-As
can be consolidated under their link main Group-As.
1. Link Group-As to main Group-As. (PGM-223) --- Page 21
2. Preset main Group-A descriptors. (PGM-242) --- Page 29

IN-STORE MARKING CODE

PLUs can be assigned in-store marking codes by setting system function flags [SF-73 ~ 76]. Two types of in-store
marking code can be programmed for price embedded code or non-embedded code (article only code).

LINK PLU
Every PLU can have a single link PLU having 6-digit PLU code. When a PLU with a link PLU is registered, the link
PLU is also registered automatically, and the total amount of PLU and link PLU will be displayed. Each PLU can
have a total of up to 9 PLUs linked each other.
Program PLU links. (PGM-204) --- Page 20
<OPTIONS>
- to print or not to print PLU on the receipt [PF-1.a] --- Page 17

MENU SHIFT
Three different PLUs can be allocated to each hard PLU key on three different levels. The set of PLUs allocated on
each level is called a menu.
1. Determine the conditions of the PLUs used on each menu.
2. Select menu levels and assign PLU codes on the keyboard. (PGM-111) --- Page 22
3. Allocate menu shift keys on the keyboard. (PGM-101, key #134, 135) --- Page 8
< OPTIONS >
- duration of menu shift [SF-69.g,h]
Until the next menu shift key is pressed; for one transaction; for one item registration
- the menu shift keys are allowed in X or R position [SF-69.d]

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PLU
Refer to the PLU and Group programming section. --- Page 11

PLU MODIFIER
By using one of the three modifier keys, one hard PLU can be changed to three different PLUs. Each modifier key is
given a three-digit modifier value (the left one digit shows value and the right two digits shows number of digits).
1. Assign PLU modifier keys. (PGM-101, key #136, 137, 138) --- Page 8
2. Set modifier values. (PGM-109) --- Page 21
3. Set [PF-2.a] to allow PLU modifier. --- Page 17
4. Set suitable PLU codes to modify as well as descriptors, prices, link groups.
< OPTIONS >
- duration of PLU modifier [SF-70.a,b]
Until the next modifier key is pressed; for one transaction; for one item registration
- the PLU modifier keys are allowed in X or R position [SF-69.b]

PRICE SHIFT
1. Preset two prices to PLUs. (PGM-305) --- Page 15
2. Allocate the price shift key on the keyboard. (PGM-101, key #168) --- Page 8
< OPTIONS >
- duration of price shift [SF-69.e,f]
Until the next price shift key is pressed: happy hour; for one transaction : discount for special customer; for one
item registration : item discount, special price
- the price shift key is allowed in X or R position [SF-69.c]

SINGLE ITEM
1. Preset each PLU as single item 1, 2 or non-single item by [PF-1.g,h] --- Page 17
2. Select the media by which transaction will be automatically closed by [SF-56.f~h].

STOCK CONTROL
Refer to PLU/Group stock programming (PGM-406/426) for the procedure. --- Page 23
There are 7 stock rates for inventory control and it reduces the stock by any eight digit amount for each item sold.
Group-A Stock Control
This can be used for items to which different PLU is reflected in the same stock, i.e., gallons of vanilla ice
cream can be tracked in Group-A with the cumulative total of single, double and triple sales.
For example, half pint (0.28 liter) Lager Beer PLU can be programmed with a half pint stock rate that can
also be used for half pint Draft Beer.
The same rates are used for inventory analysis with group-A: Group-A Lager Beer sales and stock can be
adjusted by 0.28 liters for one PLU and by 0.57 liters for another.
PLU Stock Control
This is most useful for piecemeal selling items, such as canned goods and bottled goods for which each
PLU is a separate item (e.g. "bottle" and "can" PLUs in group-A "Orange Juice").

STOCK RATE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
#
STOCK RATE
0.28 0.57 100 200 300 --- ---
(PGM-367)
UNIT NAME
Lit Lit g g g --- ---
(PGM-112)

STOCK STOCK INITIAL SALES CURRENT

GROUP-A PLU
RATE # CONTROL STOCK QUANTITY STOCK
PINT 2 1 (0.57 Lit)
Lager Beer by Group-A 10 liters 8.59 liters
HALF PINT 1 3 (0.84 Lit)
PINT 2 0
Draft Beer by Group-A 10 liters 9.72 liters
HALF PINT 1 1 (0.28 Lit)
SINGLE 3 1 (100 g)
Vanilla Ice 10,000 g
DOUBLE 4 by Group-A 1 (200g) 9,700 g
Cream (= 10 kg)
TRIPLE 5 0
BOTTLE not used 30 0 30
Orange Juice by PLU
CAN not used 70 1 69

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TICKET
1. Select 'ticket system' [SF-1.b].
2. Select 'ticket issue type' [SF-3.g,h].
3. Select 'ticket PLU or combined ticket PLU' for each PLU [PF-3.f]. --- Page 17
4. Select 'number of tickets' for each ticket PLU [PF-3.b~d].
< OPTIONS >
- automatic receipt prohibited after ticket issue [SF-2.b]
- automatic receipt of track prohibited after ticket issue [SF-1.a]
- consecutive ticket number printed [SF-2.a]
- consecutive ticket number not reset after Z-01 report [SF-26.e]
- ticket headers 1 and 2 printed [SF-3.f]
- logo printed on ticket [SF-6.e]
- ticket printed on KP (KP function is not available) [SF-112.c]
- allocate TICKET OFF key on the keyboard (PGM-101, key #217) --- Page 8

TIP OPERATION
1. Allocate TIP key on the keyboard. (PGM-101, key #182) --- Page 8
2. When change is kept as tip, to permit change calculation by TTL 1 ~ 4;
3. Set 'change operation permitted' [SF-46,48,50,52.e=1].
4. Set 'change amount of over-tendering by this media deducted from media designated by Total 1 ~ 4 [SF-
47,49,51,53.e=1].
< OPTIONS >
- tip amount and tip media key name printed with key/symbol #76 [SF-8.f]

SIMPLE TRACK SYSTEM

1. Select item track system or amount track system by [SF-15.c]
Select other items by [SF-15~17]. For bill issue format on the slip printer, see [SF-83].
2. Allocate the following keys on the keyboard (PGM-101) if required. --- Page 8
key #128 : NEW BALANCE
key #197 : CHECK-OUT BILL 1 (for bill issue with tax)
key #198 : CHECK-OUT BILL 2 (for bill issue without tax)
key #199 : BILL CANCEL
key #213 : BALANCE CALCULATION
key #214 : TRACK #
3. Program the display messages (PGM-102, #53 ~ 60) if required. --- Page 29
- The following selections are available;
- check-out bill header (PGM-122) --- Page 29
- Z report of track permitted [SF-29.a]

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VI. REPORTS

REPORT SEQUENCE
Set the control key to X, Z1 or Z2 position and use the report sequence below;
- 1st level for daily report : X (read only) position or Z1 (reset) position
- 2nd level for periodic report : X (read only) position or Z2 (reset) position

For Z report issue and report format, there are some programming restrictions. Refer to system
function flags [SF-26~29] and the clerk security function flags.

TTL
FULL REPORT X/Z Report # X2 5

INDIVIDUAL REPORT for another

TTL
X/Z Report # X2 Required # • 5

PLU report: Scanner can be used for entering the required #.

Clerk report: Enter the sequential clerk number (not secret clerk code).

SEQUENTIAL REPORT

TTL
X/Z Report # X2 Start # X2 End # 5

PLU report: Enter PLU codes for the start and end numbers.
Scanner can be used also.

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REPORT # REPORT SEQUENCE
TRANSACTION REPORT 1st level 2nd level
Full Individual Sequential
(X / Z1) (X / Z2)
Auto Full Transaction 1 2 o
Full Transaction (X position only) X-3 X-4 o
Hourly 5 6 o
Grand Total 1 --- 7 o
Cash In Drawer 8 --- o
EFT Terminal Data Transfer & Reset
Z1-9 --- o
(Z position only) See note below.
Clerk 10 11 o o
Main Group-A 20 21 o
Group-A per Main Group-A 22 23 o o
Group-A 25 26 o o
Group-A Stock --- 27 o
Group-B 30 31 o o
PLU 40 41 o o o
PLU Stock --- 42 o o o
Non-Active PLU (X position only) X-43 X-44 o
Menu 1 PLU (X position only) X-50 X-51 o
Menu 2 PLU (X position only) X-52 X-53 o
Menu 3 PLU (X position only) X-54 X-55 o
Group-A PLU 56 57 o o
Group-B PLU 58 59 o o
Track Total (X position only) X-60 --- o o o
Track (set [SF-29.a] for Z report) 62 --- o o
Clerk Balance 70 --- o o
ESF Status (issued when [SF-78.a=1]) 79 --- o

Note: Z1-9 report is not available when Celectronic terminal is used. By issuing this report, the data in the EFT terminal is
transferred to the host terminal and the data is cleared.

Set the control key to X position for all program dumps except for clerk dump.

REPORT SEQUENCE
PROGRAM DUMP REPORT #
Full Individual Sequential
Full Program 80 o
Main Group-A 81 o
Group-A 82 o
Group-B 83 o
Key Layout 84 o
Function (refer to next page for individual report)
85 o o
Ruler for cheque printed on slip if [SF-57.d=1]
Key & Symbol Name 86 o
Tax 87 o
PLU 88 o o
Clerk (Z2 position) Z2-89 o
Menu Layout 90 o
Hard Clerk Key 94 o

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Required # for Individual Function Program Dump (X-85)

# Report Contents
1 system function flag
2 media currency symbol
media name
foreign currency exchange rate
media function flag
preset tender key amount
3 number of programmed PLUs
PLU modifier value
4 terminal address
5 slip printer ID number
10 clerk name
20 % rate
21 discount amount
22 plus amount
23 adjustment rate
24 cheque-cashing/currency exchange rate
Euro currency exchange rate
25 PLU sales commission rate
26 PLU stock rate
stock unit name
40 arrangement key sequence
41 cheque printing data

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IRC REPORT SEQUENCE
Collecting Transaction Data from Slaves

There are two kinds of IRC reports issued by the master ECR;
One is a consolidated report for all ECR's sales data and
the other is an individual report, by designating the slave ECR by using the sequence below;

Set the control key to X, Z1 or Z2 position.

- 1st level for daily report : X (read only) position or Z1 (reset) position
- 2nd level for periodic report : X (read only) position or Z2 (reset) position

CONSOLIDATED (ALL ECRs) REPORT

TTL
X/Z Report # X2 5

INDIVIDUAL (PER ECR) REPORT

TTL
X/Z Report # X2 Slave ECR machine # 5

SEQUENCE FOR X-8610/8611 (Single Clerk 1st/2nd) REPORTS

All ECRs

Sequential clerk ECR TTL

X/Z Report # X2 # • machine # 5

Per ECR

The master ECR can collect the slave ECR's sales data only when the slave ECR is in an idle condition
(no other communication, no transaction). When the slave ECR is transmitting sales data to the
master, the display shows "-irc comm-NN" and ECR locks until IRC communication stops.

The following IRC reports are printed on the master and slave ECRs respectively.
'IRC Z report printed or not printed' [SF-29.b] can be programmed also.

Master prints Slave prints

Consolidated X-report a consolidated report a confirmation report on journal only
Individual X-report a designated slave's report a confirmation report on journal only
own report and a consolidated report with
printed [b=0] own report
Consolidated IRC status
Z-report own confirmation report and a consolidated
not printed [b=1] a confirmation report on journal only
report with IRC status
Individual printed [b=0] a designated slave's report with IRC status own report
Z-report not printed [b=1] a designated slave's report with IRC status a confirmation report on journal only

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REPORT # REPORT SEQUENCE
IRC REPORT 1st level 2nd level All ECRs Per ECR
(X / Z1) (X / Z2) consolidated individual
Auto Full Transaction 8801 8802 o o
Hourly 8805 8806 o o
Grand Total 1 --- 8807 o o
Cash In Drawer 8808 --- o o
Clerk 8810 8811 o o
Single Clerk (X position only) X-8610 X-8611 o o
Main Group-A 8820 8821 o o
Group-A Stock --- 8827 o o Note 1
Group-B 8830 8831 o o
PLU 8840 8841 o o
PLU Stock --- 8842 o o Note 1
Track 8862 --- * o
Clerk Balance (X position only) X-8870 --- * o
ESF Status 8879 --- * o Note 2

* The consolidated reports are not available for these reports. However, if PC communication module Tensai2000 is used
as an IRC master, you can take the individual report from all ECRs at one time.

Note 1: Consolidated Z report: the stock of the slave ECRs are added to the master ECR's stock memory and cleared to zero.
Individual Z report: the stock of the designated slave ECR is not added to the master ECR's stock memory but it is
cleared.
Both reports do not clear the master ECR's stock memory. Issue Z-27/42 reports on the master to clear.

Note 2: To issue ESF report 8879, "ESF function available [SF-78.a=1]" should be set on both the master and slave ECRs.
When this individual report is taken, the slave's ESF data is always transmitted to the master.
X-8879: the master prints the ESF status but the slave prints IRC status only.
Z-8879: the master and slave print the ESF status only.

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PROGRAM DUMP CONTENTS
FULL PROGRAM (80)
Consists of following five separate reports 81 ~ 85.

MAIN GROUP-A (81)

X-81
MG 01 MAIN GP-01 main group-A number 1 ~ 10, descriptor

GROUP-A (82)
X-82
GA 01 GROUP-A-01 01 group-A number 1 ~ 64, descriptor, link main group-A number
------------------------

GROUP-B (83)
X-83
GB 01 GROUP-B-01 group-B number 1 ~ 25, descriptor

KEY LAYOUT (84)

X-84 (Refer to Key Layout programming for numbers.)
KEY-001-002-003-004-005- key position number
133 132 131 130 129 key function number

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FUNCTION (85)
X-85
01 CLERK NAME 00001 clerk sequential number 1 ~ 26, name
:
------------------------
% 1 10 %
% 2 5 % % rate 1 ~ 3
% 3 3 %
------------------------
AJST1 10 % adjustment rate 1, 2
AJST2 20 %
------------------------
CHEQUE 10 % cheque-cashing/currency exchange charge rate
------------------------
FX-1 FC1 foreign currency rate 1 ~ 4
26.35 (printed if programmed)
:
------------------------
EURO 0.15128 Euro currency rate
------------------------
Q-1 1.0 kg stock rate 1 ~ 7 with stock unit name
:
------------------------
S1 CM 0 %
S2 CM 5 % sales commission rate 1 ~ 4
S3 CM 10 %
S4 CM 15 %
------------------------
DSCNT 20.00 discount amount
PLUS 10.00 plus amount
------------------------
PM-1 CASH
5.00 preset tender key amount 1 ~ 4
:
------------------------
ARNG1 arrangement key sequence 1 ~ 4 (printed if programmed)
128-197- (Refer to Key Layout programming for key function number.)
------------------------
CQ-1 Y:06 X:02 cheque printing data --- CQ-1 ~ 8 shows the item numbers 1 ~ 8
: : Y: line number, X: column number
CQ-9 06 dots CQ-9: the number of dot spaces between the lines
------------------------
PLU 1570 number of programmed PLUs
MDF1-301 MDF2-302 PLU modifier value 1 ~ 3
MDF3-203
------------------------
ID# A terminal address for PC communication
------------------------
S# 01 1 slip printer ID number
------------------------
SF-001 - 00000100 system function flag data
:
------------------------
5400-02-V1.00 ECR model - software type - ROM version

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KEY & SYMBOL NAME (86)
X-86
N001 CHECK key & symbol number, name
: (Refer to Key/Symbol programming for number.)
------------------------
S 01 ECR NAME ECR name
S 02 K.NAME01 kitchen printer names 1 ~ 4
S 03 K.NAME02
S 04 K.NAME03
S 05 K.NAME04
------------------------
L01 LINK MESSAGE-# 01 supplementary message number, message

TAX (87)
X-87
V VAT system symbol
TAX 1 10 % VAT tax rate
TAX 3 30 %
A add-on tax system symbol
TAX 2 tax table has been programmed
.00 .10 tax exemption limit amount
.01 I .21 tax amount, I/R (I: irregular part / R: regular part), breakpoint
.02 I .38
.03 I .56
.04 I .73
.05 I .91
.06 I 1.08
.07 I 1.24
.08 I 1.41
.09 R 1.58
.10 R 1.74
.11 R 1.91
TAX 4 5 % straight tax rate
.00 .00

PLU (88)
X-88
P----------------1# PLU code
PLU-NAME 000000001 PLU descriptor
-98- 1P 1.00 HALO (left digit: value, right digit: # of digits), 1st price
2P 1.10 2nd price
GA GROUP-A-01 link group-A descriptor
GB GROUP-B-01 link group-B descriptor (*)
LM-------------01# link supplementary message number (*)
LP-------------10# link PLU code (*)
F1-00000000 F2-10000001
F3-00000000 F4-00000000 PLU function flag data
F5-00000000 F6-00000000 (*) printed if programmed

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CLERK (89)
Z-89
C 01 1 clerk sequential #01 ~ 26, secret clerk code
CLERK NAME 00001 clerk name -- 16 characters [SF-11.a=0]
HCL-01 F1-11101111 assigned Hard clerk key #, clerk security function flag data F1
F2-01000000 clerk security function flag data F2
C 02MT 2 clerk sequential #01, 2 digits clerk symbol [SF-11.a=1], secret clerk code
MIKE TAYLOR clerk name -- 14 characters
HCL-02 F1-11101111
F2-01000000
:
C 26 **** **** indicates unused clerk code

MENU LAYOUT (90)

X-90
H 001 hard PLU key number
A P--------------1# A: menu 1, assigned PLU code
PLU-NAME 000000001 assigned PLU descriptor
B P-------------50# B: menu 2
PLU-NAME 000000050
C P------------100# C: menu 3
PLU-NAME 000000100

HARD CLERK KEY (94)

X-94
HCL-01 01 hard clerk key number 1 ~ 15, assigned clerk's sequential number
CLERK NAME 00001 assigned clerk name

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VII. SERVICE PROGRAMMING

INITIAL RESET
This operation must be performed after any of the followings;
- machine block
- machine repair
- replacement of other ROM

The initial reset operation does not clear any programming or sales data.

Perform the following operations:

1. Disconnect the AC cord and turn the control key to SP position.

2. While pressing the following three keys at the same time, connect the AC cord.
Stroke
Flat Keyboard Keyboard

The ---- ir ---- message will be displayed.

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TEST PROGRAMS
If the functions in SP position do not work after flag selection, please follow the procedures
below:

CAUSE: If system function flag [SF-31.g=1] is selected before Clerk security function [CF-1.h=1],
then the functions in SP position will not work. This may happen as a result of memory
corruption or by human error.

PROCEDURE: After performing the initial reset, programming in SP position is permitted.

If the auto preset is done, only Clerk #1 can operate the programmings in SP
position. However, if a mistake is made in programming, please try the initial reset
again.

1) Perform the initial reset.

2) Perform one of the following operations:
- auto preset SP-9906,
- set [SF-31.g] to '0', or
- set [CF-1.h] to '1'.

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RAM TEST
This test diagnoses the functioning capability of each RAM. The testing process automatically
erases all RAM or designated RAM contents (all programming and sales data).

for all RAMs

(RAMs on the MPU board and RAM board)

RAM chip #2 ~ 5
SP 9901 X2 on RAM board •

RAM 1: Standard RAM on MPU board

RAM 2, 3: (62078) SX MR K-UNIT 021-1M
RAM 2~5: (62079) SX/TX MR K-UNIT 021-2M

Press CL key to quit the test. Press [•] key to test the next RAM chip.

DISPLAY MESSAGES OF RAM TEST

CP-## Displayed during RAM test (## shows RAM chip number).
Means the 1M RAM chip is not installed.
CP-## -Err-
The test is completed with "CP-02 -Err-" if additional RAM board has not been installed.
There is an error in the RAM chip number shown.
##-XXXX-WWRR
## : RAM chip number XXXX : error address WW : testing data RR : reading data
Shows the system error with buzzer sound.
EE-00
Turn the control key to the OFF position and unplug the AC-cord. Contact your distributor.

ROM TEST
Model name - type - ROM version, check-sum and on-bit are printed on the receipt and journal. Only
the on-bit is displayed. This test does not erase the RAM contents. (It takes about one minute to
check.)
5400-02-x.xx xxxx model - type - version, check-sum
SP 9902 X2 • xxxxxxx on-bit

PLU DATA ERASE

This operation erases all PLU programming data. Other programs will not be erased.

SP 289 X2 1919 X2

TEST PRINT
re-prints
--- TEST PRINT START ---
special characters
SP 9909 X2 • test pattern print CL numbers
upper case letters
lower case letters
94 programmable characters
(Arabic characters are set
by Auto Preset.)
--- TEST PRINT END ---

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HARDWARE TEST

This test is required after the machine was repaired, parts replaced or the hardware modified. This test
does not erase RAM contents. sequential test

test #
SP 9998 X2 1~8 •

individual test

OPERATION DISPLAY REMARKS

TEST START SP-9998: see sequence above P-9998 does not include auto preset
This test does not erase RAM contents.
RAMS 1 tESt rAm-01
"RAM#---NG" is printed if an error occurs.
Check all segments and marks by
DISPLAY 2
displaying them. (Finish automatically)
Check the key catch buzzer.
Press all keys following the -nn-
KEYBOARD 3 "KEY --" is printed if an error occurs.
direction as shown below: (nn shows key code)
(Finish automatically)

Start Stroke
Flat Keyboard Keyboard Start

End End

SP 5555
Turn the control key to SP position slowly
OFF ----
and test finishes automatically.
CONTROL Turn the control key from the R 4444
4
KEY SP to Z2 position slowly. X 3333
"CTL --" is printed if an error occurs, then
Z1/P 2222
Z2 1111 press CL key for the next test.
DRJV
SENSORS 5 --- nnnn --- n = 0 or 1
Drawer sensor Check drawer opened. Display is not
Press 1 key. --- 1000 ---
(option) changed without drawer sensor.
Receipt sensor This test is not required if the sensor is not
Lift the receipt roll. --- 0100 ---
(option) installed.
Journal sensor
Lift the journal roll. --- 0010 ---
(standard)
Validation sensor Factory optional validation sensor required.
Insert validation paper. --- 0001 ---
(factory option) Press CL key for the next test.
An exclusive jig is required.
"I/F Error nn" is displayed and "I/F --" is
INTERFACE 6 Good
printed if an error occurs, then press CL
key for the next test. (Finish automatically)
Press RPF key. Check receipt/journal paper feed
n-0 A-1
PRINTER 7 Press JPF key mechanism.
Press 0 for manual-cut printer Check if characters are printed correctly.
ROM TEST 8 (automatic) displays on-bits It takes about one minute.
Test completed with ROM version, on-bits
TEST END
and check-sum printing.

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AUTO PRESET
When the ECR is shipped from the factory, the auto preset has already been done. If the
reprogramming of the standard key layout or the auto preset is required, perform the following
sequences. Refer to the end of this section for details of the key table selection and key table transfer.

(1) INITIAL RESET

Disconnect AC cord and turn the control key to the SP position.
While pressing these three keys below, connect AC cord.

Stroke
Flat Keyboard Keyboard

(2) KEY TABLE SELECTION

Disconnect AC cord and turn the control key to the SP position.
While pressing these three keys below, connect AC cord.
Select [ C0 ] or [ F0 ] for the fixed key table. (Repeat this operation to toggle.)

Stroke
Flat Keyboard Keyboard

(3) AUTO PRESET

Enter 1 for standard

SP 9906 X2 #1 ~ 6 • 2 for Germany
3 for France
4 for Spain
5 for UK
(4) KEY TABLE TRANSFER 6 for USA

SP 9904 X2 •

(5) KEY TABLE SELECTION

Do the same operation in (2) above.
Select [ C1 ] or [ F1 ] for the programmable key table.

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Note for Key Table Selection

There are two key tables in the memory: A fixed key table with the standard key layout (indicated in
I. STANDARD KEY LAYOUT) and a programmable key table. When the ECR is shipped from the
factory, the programmable key table is selected with the standard key layout preprogrammed.
Key Layout programming is possible only on the programmable key table.

If desired, a fixed key table can be used although the contents of the programmable key table are
saved. Select [ F0 ] or [ C0 ] by the key table selection. After this operation is done, [ F0 ] or [ C0 ] is
displayed for one second, depending on which keyboard is used. If this operation is done again, the
programmable key table will be chosen, displaying [ F1 ] or [ C1 ].

DISPLAY KEYBOARD SELECTION KEY TABLE SELECTION

[ F0 ] flat keyboard fixed key table
[ F1 ] flat keyboard programmable key table
[ C0 ] stroke keyboard fixed key table
[ C1 ] stroke keyboard programmable key table

Note for Standard Key Table Transfer

Also, the fixed key table contents, i.e. the standard key layout, can be transferred (copied) to the
programmable key table by the SP-9904 operation. This is particularly useful if considerable key
reallocations have been made and a return to the original standard key layout is required.

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IRC PROGRAM DATA TRANSFER
Before transferring the program data, check that the IRC status check (SP/X-8800) on the master has
been done. The master ECR will check up to the programmed number of ECRs on the IRC line by
[SF-95]. After this operation, all ECR's that are connected on the system become operative for IRC
communication, and the IRC system configuration table is printed.

X or SP 8800 X2 •

Using the sequence below, the master ECR's programming data is transmitted to a designated slave
ECR or to all slave ECRs.

Before doing the all programming data transfer '8999', make sure that the number of RAM
chips installed the keyboard types are the same. If the keyboard types are different and the
program data transfer is required, perform the data transfer and then reprogram the key layout on the
slave ECR by performing steps 1 to 5 (except step 3) of the AUTO PRESET on page 99.

After the program data is transferred, the confirmation report is issued on the master and also on each
slave ECR where data transfer was successful. On slave ECR's where transfer was not successful, no
report is issued.

PROGRAMMING DATA TRANSFER SEQUENCE

To all slave ECRs

TTL
SP or Z1/P PGM-# X2 5

To a designated slave ECR

TTL
SP or Z1/P PGM-# X2 Slave ECR machine # 5

KEY
PGM-# CONTENTS
POSITION
All programmings except PLU stock, ECR name, Machine number, Date, Time and
8999
SP Terminal address for PC batch communication
8909 All programmings except clerk, group and PLU programmings
8901 % rate, Foreign currency exchange rate, Adjustment rate & Cheque-cashing rate
All PLU programmings except stock
Z1/P 8902
(should not be done when the slave ECRs have the sales data)
8903 All Group programmings

101
VIII. WARNING MESSAGES

The messages are displayed showing on abbreviation followed by a warning number.

xx SYSTEM ERROR xx UNALLOABLE OPERATION

xx INPUT DATA ERROR xx LIMIT ERROR

xx INPUT COMPULSORY xx COMMUICATION ERROR

xx PAPER CONDITION xx CONFIRM QUESTION

00 System error: Require a initial reset.

01 Printer error: Disconnect AC cord and then back on or check the printer.
Input figure over limitation: Press CL key.
02 (PLU HALO can be omitted temporarily by using HALO RELEASE key.)
03 Clerk is not signed on.
Item/Media (slip) validation is compulsory: Print item or media validation by MISC. VALID key.
04 (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)
Total (slip) validation is compulsory: Print total validation by TTL. VALID key.
05 (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)
06 Validation paper has not been inserted. (displayed by [SF-10.c=1])

07 Validation paper has not been removed. (displayed by [SF-10.c=1])

08 Message input is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

09 Perform foreign currency subtotal display operation: Press F.C. SBTL key and F.C. MEDIA key.

10 Number of persons input is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

SBTL key depression is compulsory before tendered amount input.
11 (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)
12 Tax table is not preset: Enter a tax amount manually. Preset tax table.

13 Tendered amount input is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

14 Drawer is open: This message is displayed only when the 'drawer open sensor' is being used.

15 Cash declaration is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

16 Registration buffer is almost full: Prepare to close the transaction.

PLU stock is zero or negative (displayed by [SF-17.h=1]): Enter stock by programming.
17 (omitted temporarily by HALO RELEASE key)
Journal paper near end (displayed by [SF-2.e=1]): Replace with new paper roll. .
18 (only at the beginning of transaction, it can be released temporarily by using OFF COMPULSORY key)
ECR to ECR RAM data transfer error: Check the cable connection between ECR & ECR. Refer to the
19 INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL for details.
20 NOT USED

21 Slip printer is busy: Press CL key and wait for the printer to be available. Press 'PRINT' on the printer to
proceed with the slip.
22 Short tendering amount input of TTL 5 prohibited
23 Receipt paper end: While the paper is replaced, only RPF key can be pressed. Press X2 key to start printing.
24~27 NOT USED
28 Simple condiment PLU entry prohibited: Main PLU not entered yet.
29 Simple condiment PLU input compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

102
30 PLU not found: Enter correct PLU code or program the PLU code.

31 Check-out bill issue compulsory: Press CHECK-OUT BILL key. (canceled by using BILL CANCEL key)

32 Slip paper has not been inserted.

Current track/clerk interrupt memory is full: Close the track or the clerk's transaction temporarily by NEW
33 BAL. key or close it by a media key.
34 NOT USED

35 New balance closing is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

36 New balance closing is prohibited.

37 Track # input is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

38 Table # input is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

39 Cooking message input is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

40 Track transfer is prohibited.

41 Track # is not correct.

42 Slip print is compulsory. (omitted temporarily by OFF COMPULSORY key)

Clerk ID error: The clerk was not assigned to the track in registration. Enter correct clerk code or use the
43 correct clerk key.
44 Subtotal bill issue is compulsory. (omitted by BILL CANCEL key)

45 Are you sure to execute transaction void?

Clerk's transaction is stored.
46 (displayed when Z report or program sequence is performed in the middle of transaction)
47 NOT USED

48 PLU code check digit error: Enter correct PLU code.

49 PLU code price check digit error of in-store marking code: Enter correct PLU code.
50~52 NOT USED
53 This PLU is not programmed as a master PLU for Not Found PLU entry
54 Not Found PLU has not been entered
55~62 NOT USED
63 Preparations for Euro conversion not completed. ([SF-54.e=1], PGM-397, PGM-101)
Refer to the separate document "How to Switch to Euro Currency System 2002" (Euro2002-5402.doc).
Entered numbers for Euro conversion sequence is not correct.
64 Refer to the separate document "How to Switch to Euro Currency System 2002" (Euro2002-5402.doc).
65 Scanner communication error

66 NOT USED

67 Channel C communication error

68 Channel D communication error

69 Buffer for journal data transfer is full.

70 IRC line (RS485) is busy.

Kitchen printer 1 error:
71 Confirm the setting of the printers. Refer to the INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL for details.
Kitchen printer 2 error:
72 Confirm the setting of the printers. Refer to the INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL for details.
Kitchen printer 3 error:
73 Confirm the setting of the printers. Refer to the INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL for details.
Kitchen printer 4 error:
74 Confirm the setting of the printers. Refer to the INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL for details.

103
75 Slip printer TP-620 error:
Confirm the setting of the TP-620. Refer to the INTERFACES & PERIPHERALS MANUAL for details.
76~79 NOT USED
80 ESF memory is full.
81 ECR is in communication with EFT terminal.
82 EFT terminal communication error: Press CL key.
83 Card data aborted by EFT terminal or ECR.
84 Enter voucher number printed on a receipt of EFT terminal.
85 EFT terminal is out of order.
86 Communication time out
It indicates that ECR data might be collapsed because of a low battery condition by battery discharge while ECR
99 is in stock for a long period.
Perform Physical RAM Test and Auto Preset, then leave ECR ON for minimum of 3 hours for battery charge.

MISCELLANEOUS MESSAGES
"Initial Reset" operation accepted
In PC batch communication
PC batch communication error
Transferring RAM data to peripheral (RAM data transfer)
Receiving RAM data from peripheral (RAM data transfer)

ADDITIONAL INDICATION FOR ESF

When the ESF memory is near full (5001 records out of 5696), the 2nd and 3rd MENU lamps will flash.

The ESF memory near full condition can be cleared by issuing the Z-79 report with data print by [SF-78.c], by taking Z-8879
by PC (from Tensai2000), or by taking Z-79 report by PC batch communication.

If the ESF memory becomes full, the data first stored, i.e. data at the beginning of the ESF memory area, will be deleted from
the ESF memory and the 2nd and 3rd MENU will flash continuously (only when [SF-78.b=0] is selected).

104
IRC MESSAGES
Following messages are displayed on the master ECR or the slave ECRs in the IRC communication. Even when the ECR is
in the OFF position, these messages are displayed.

Displayed on Slave ECR

Displayed when a slave ECR is in IRC communication.
Block number NN shows the received/sent data from/to the master.
Displayed on Master ECR
Displayed when master ECR is in IRC communication of report collection (X, Z) or program (P)
download. xxxx shows report number or program number. ### shows a slave ECR number.
Displayed when a slave ECR is in another IRC communication, or when the communication line
is being used by another ECR for slip printer transmission, etc.
Displayed when a slave ### is in a busy condition while the master sends a program data.
Displayed when the power is 'off' on a slave ###, or when the communication line is used for a
PC communication, or the cable being disconnected while the master sends a program data.
Displayed when a slave ### is processing a transaction, or when a transaction is closed but
some compulsory conditions still remain.
Displayed when a slave ### is error (cannot communicate), or when the power is 'off' or the
cable being disconnected.

POWER OFF (AC CORD DISCONNECTED) / BUSY / COMMUNICATION ERROR AT SLAVE ECR

For an X-report data, the master ECR prints consolidated X report skipping power off or busy slave ECR. See
the IRC status which is printed at the end of the report for non-consolidated slave ECRs.

When collecting a Z-report data and one or more of the slave ECRs are not ready, the master ECR displays the
slave ECR status as shown above (IRC busy, E1, E2). Re-attempt to collect the slave's report or skip it.

TTL 5 key In order to include an ECR's data on the Z-report, close the transaction in process in that particular
for re-attempt slave, or turn its power on and then press TTL 5 key on the master ECR.
If you do not wish an ECR's data on the report, press the CL key and the master will skip that slave
CL key for skip
ECR. Master resumes data collection for the next ECR in the system.

POWER OFF (AC CORD DISCONNECTED) AT MASTER ECR

If the power fails when collecting X-report data, the master prints consolidated X report when the power returns.
See the IRC status which is printed at the end of the report for non-consolidated slave ECRs.

If the power fails when collecting Z-report data, the master ECR displays the machine number of the slave ECR
when the power returns. Press CL key to skip or press TTL 5 key to re-attempt.

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4. Installation of IRC Line

Channel Used for

CH-B RS232C CH-A RS485

Thermal kitchen printer, max. 1

IF10-1 K-UNIT (option) or

ECR to ECR RAM data transfer

Journal data transfer (monitor, printer, etc.)

Scanner (not available if ch-B is used for scanner)

Journal data transfer (monitor, printer, etc.)

RAM Chip # Used For

Control key position range:

(PGM-101) KEY LAYOUT

Key Table Selection

1. Disconnect the AC cord and turn the control key to SP position.

Key Layout Programming

Key function # Physical

058 053 048

067 058 049 040 031 022

066 057 048 039 030 021 014 007

065 056 047 038 029 020 013 006

KEY LAYOUT PROGRAM DUMP (Flat Keyboard)

The following three programs must be completed to use PLUs.

Note for PLU code display

User friendly PLU programming in "SP" position

PLU code PLU dE-30 PLU descriptor

PLU price Master

SP 201 X2 PLU code • X2 CL CL

** SIMPLE ** FOR PLU LINK TO GROUP-A

PLU code Link Group-A # 1 ~ 64

for the next

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

Start PLU code End PLU code

Link Group-A Link Group-B TTL

(0 input for no link) (0 input for no link)

Z1/P PLU code 1st price

** SIMPLE ** FOR PLU 2ND PRICE

Z1/P PLU code PRICE 2nd price

CLERK no change CLERK no change

Z1/P Start PLU code End PLU code

1st price 2nd price TTL

Z1/P PLU code HALO

(00 or 0 input for manual price entry prohibited)

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

Z1/P Start PLU code End PLU code

(00 or 0 input for manual price entry prohibited)

** SIMPLE ** Available if [SF-33.a] is selected.

Z1/P Hard PLU descriptor

displays PLU code

PLU 1st price PLU 2nd price

displays PLU code

displays PLU code for the next PLU

PLU 1st price PLU 2nd price

(*) PLU code display for confirmation by CLERK ID key

for the same PLU

PLU code H.PLU PLU flag data

Press one of Hard PLU 1 ~ 6 keys

for the next

loops from PF-1 to PF-6

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

Start PLU code End PLU code

loops from PF-1 to PF-6

PF-2 a PLU modifier permitted prohibited

PF-5 a PLU not added to grand total added

PF-6 not used

PGM-# PLU code CLERK #

Contents PGM-# # Remarks

** SEQUENTIAL ** FOR PLU LINK TO SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE

scanner or CLERK scanner or CLERK

Start PLU code End PLU code

(0 input for no link)

Group-A # Link Main Group-A #

Start End Link Main

(PGM-109) PLU MODIFIER

PLU modifier # PLU modifier value

(PGM-4111) MENU LAYOUT COPY PROCEDURE

SIMPLE FOR PLU LINK TO GROUP-A

SIMPLE FOR PLU 2ND PRICE

SIMPLE Available if [SF-33.a] is selected.

SEQUENTIAL FOR PLU LINK TO SUPPLEMENTARY MESSAGE

SIMPLE FOR PLU STOCK