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QT-2100
Versatile Intelligent Terminal
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Programming Manual
Version 1.0 February 2002
000.NOP
003.CHECK
008.PRCINQ
011.PRT
014.TBL TRAN
019.LOAN
022.P.UP.
027.030.%+
036.CPN2
039.CK.E
Key Assign
001.CASH
004.CREDIT
009.STKINQ
012.CHKP
015.TIP
020.RC
023.COUPON
028.%033.RF
037.VLD
040.#
002.CHARGE
006.NB
010.CHAR
013.CLK TRAN
016.NRMRCT
021.PD
025.DEPOSIT
029.+
034.VOID
038.RCT
041.#/NS
v
REG C01
10-10-01 12:34
001234
1 Spagetti
$20.00 T1
1 Spagetti
$20.00 T1
0.00
7.5%01-10-10
Date
Time
%- 12:34 00
-1.50
ID Character
MC #01
1 Coffee
$8.00
Check System
Master
No.
Descriptor
Qty
Price
KP System1
Master
Hamburger
$2.00 T1
PLU0001 SA-3015
@1,234.00
R/J/Order1 Printer
@1.00
Slip Printer PLU0001
15% SA-3015 12.26 @20.00
2 PLU0002 No
Rear Display
PLU0002
@2.00
Remote Display
%- NoYES 1 0.00 @30.00
-0.30
3 PLU0003
OK?
Record No.
PLU0003
0.50
@3.00
YES
1 XX/For
Milk
$2.00
4 PLU0004
@40.00
YES
PLU0004
1.75
@4.00
2 X/XX
Apple Juice @50.00 YES
$5.00
5 PLU0005
X/XXX
YES
PLU0005
2.80
@5.00
Bon
Table Range YES
1 Ketten
Coffee
$8.00
6 PLU0006
@60.00v
Selective Item ST
YES
Coffee
1
New Check
0.00 YES
Old Check
YES
New/Old Check Enter Start range YES 1
Add Check
End range YES 123
YES
R A Check
2nd@Separate
OK?
YES
0.00
12 ST
$8.00
$76.50
0.00
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Preface
Document warranty
The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.
CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material,
including, but not limited to the implied warranties of marketability and fitness for a
particular purpose. CASIO Computer Co., Ltd. shall not be liable for errors contained
herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing,
performance, or use of this manual.
Printing history
Manual version
Version 1.0: February, 2002
Software version
First Edition: February, 2002
Version 1.0
Revised points
Preconditions for reading this manual
We suggest two preconditions for reading this manual.
1. A basic understanding of how the QT-2100 series devices must be configured/installed.
2. An understanding of the operational needs of restaurant, bar, and/or fast food outlets.
How to use this manual
This manual is designed to help make your programming chores simpler and easier.
Programming procedures in this manual are represented using graphics that show you the
keys you have to press or the data you need to input. Worksheets help you determine the
programming codes you need to input to program the terminal. We recommend that you
use the general procedure described below for programming.
General programming procedure
1. Determine the features and functions that you want to program to the terminal and use
the worksheets to determine the programming codes. It might be a good idea to make
copies of the worksheets you need before you fill them out.
2. Initialize the terminal.
3. Allocate memory in accordance with the features and functions you are about to
program.
4. Perform the programming procedures you need, inputting the programming code from
the worksheets.
P-2
Preface
QT-2100 Programming Manual
P-3
Contents
1. Machine Initialization ................................................................ P-8
1-1. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal .............................................................P-8
1-2. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal (add/replace one QT-2100) ............... P-11
1-3. How to flag clear QT-2100 terminal (or INIT2) ......................................... P-14
2. Program 5 ................................................................................ P-16
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program)................................. P-16
2-2. Programming memory allocation (periodic & work) ................................. P-17
2-3. Programming memory allocation file by file .............................................P-18
3. Program 4 ................................................................................ P-24
3-1. Programming key allocation.....................................................................P-24
3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change) ................................. P-26
3-3. Programming key allocation.....................................................................P-28
4. Program 3 ................................................................................ P-34
4-1. Programming machine features ...............................................................P-34
4-1-1 Programming pulldown group (adding/modifying/deleting group item) ...... P-34
4-1-2 Programming set menu table .....................................................................P-36
4-1-3 Programming arrangement ........................................................................P-38
4-1-4 Programming batch X/Z report ...................................................................P-39
4-1-5 Programming the general feature ...............................................................P-41
4-1-6 Programming scheduler .............................................................................P-58
4-1-7 Programming check print ...........................................................................P-60
4-1-8 Programming table analysis .......................................................................P-61
4-1-9 Programming tax table ...............................................................................P-62
4-1-10 Programming void table .............................................................................P-65
4-1-11 Programming system connection ...............................................................P-66
4-1-12 Programming I/O parameter.......................................................................P-67
4-1-13 Programming printer connection ................................................................P-70
4-1-14 Programming time zone .............................................................................P-71
4-1-15 Programming time & attendance ................................................................P-72
4-1-16 Programming hourly item link .....................................................................P-76
4-1-17 Programming IDC link ................................................................................P-77
4-1-18 Programming Euro .....................................................................................P-78
4-1-19 Programming auto program control ............................................................P-79
4-2. Programming clerks .................................................................................P-80
4-2-1
4-2-2
4-2-3
4-2-4
4-2-5
4-2-6
4-2-7
P-4
Programming clerk features .......................................................................P-80
Programming operation ..............................................................................P-82
Programming commission rate ...................................................................P-92
Programming table range ...........................................................................P-93
Programming clerk by range ......................................................................P-94
Programming clerk detail ..........................................................................P-106
Programming clerk key ID ........................................................................P-107
Contents
4-3. Programming key features .....................................................................P-108
4-3-1
4-3-2
4-3-3
4-3-4
4-3-5
4-3-6
4-3-7
4-3-8
4-3-9
Programming PLU features ......................................................................P-108
Programming PLU 2nd@ features ........................................................... P-110
Programming subdepartment features ..................................................... P-111
Programming department features ........................................................... P-112
Programming by range ............................................................................. P-113
Programming individual program ............................................................. P-116
Programming key function program ......................................................... P-117
Programming shift PLU program ..............................................................P-135
Programming scanning PLU link program ................................................P-136
5. Program 2 .............................................................................. P-140
5-1. Character programming .........................................................................P-140
5-1-1 Character programming keyboard ............................................................P-140
5-1-2 Inputting characters by code ....................................................................P-142
5-1-3 After completing to input characters .........................................................P-142
5-2. Programming item descriptors ...............................................................P-143
5-2-1
5-2-2
5-2-3
5-2-4
5-2-5
5-2-6
5-2-7
Programming PLU item descriptors .........................................................P-143
Programming PLU 2nd unit price descriptors ...........................................P-144
Programming subdepartment descriptors ................................................P-144
Programming department descriptors ......................................................P-145
Programming PLU/subdepartment/department descriptors by range ......P-146
Copying PLU descriptors to PLU 2nd unit price .......................................P-147
Programming function key descriptors .....................................................P-148
5-3. Programming characters and messages ...............................................P-149
5-3-1
5-3-2
5-3-3
5-3-4
5-3-5
5-3-6
5-3-7
5-3-8
5-3-9
Programming receipt message, slip message and guest receipt messageP-149
Programming text recall message ............................................................P-150
Programming order character link ............................................................P-150
Programming fixed totalizer descriptors ...................................................P-151
Programming group character ..................................................................P-152
Programming special characters ..............................................................P-152
Programming report headers ...................................................................P-154
Programming endorsement message ......................................................P-155
Programming GT character ......................................................................P-155
6. Program 1 .............................................................................. P-158
6-1. Presetting date and time ........................................................................ P-158
6-2. Programming unit price and rate............................................................P-159
6-2-1
6-2-2
6-2-3
6-2-4
6-2-5
6-2-6
Programming PLU unit price ....................................................................P-159
Programming PLU 2nd unit price .............................................................P-160
Programming PLU unit price and PLU 2nd unit price ...............................P-161
Programming subdepartment unit price ...................................................P-162
Programming department unit price .........................................................P-162
Programming PLU/PLU 2nd@/subdepartment/
department unit price by range ................................................................P-163
6-2-7 Copying PLU unit price to PLU 2nd unit price ..........................................P-165
6-2-8 Programming amount or rate to keys .......................................................P-166
6-2-9 Programming unit price of shift PLU .........................................................P-167
QT-2100 Programming Manual
P-5
Contents
7. Program 6 .............................................................................. P-170
7-1. Program read general procedure ...........................................................P-170
7-2. Program read report sample ..................................................................P-171
7-2-1
7-2-2
7-2-3
7-2-4
7-2-5
7-2-6
7-2-7
7-2-8
Unit Price/Qty ...........................................................................................P-171
Item Descriptor .........................................................................................P-172
Character and Message ...........................................................................P-172
Machine feature ........................................................................................P-176
Clerk .......................................................................................................P-208
Key feature ...............................................................................................P-220
Keyboard ..................................................................................................P-242
Memory allocation ....................................................................................P-242
Index .............................................................................................. P-244
Program 3 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-247
Program 1 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-248
Program 2 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-248
Program 6 mode Hierarchy .................................................................................P-248
P-6
1. Machine Initialization ................................................................. P-8
1-1. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal ............................................................. P-8
1-2. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal (add/replace one QT-2100) ................ P-11
1-3. How to flag clear QT-2100 terminal (or INIT2) ......................................... P-14
QT-2100 Programming Manual
P-7
Initialization
1. Machine Initialization
1-1. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal
Preparation:
1. All peripheral devices and QT-2100 terminals of this cluster
should be turned off.
2. Connect all of the peripheral devices (such as printer, display
etc.) to QT-2100 terminal.
3. Connect all QT-2100 terminals by inline.
Operation:
Date
00-00-00
Time
12:34 00
ID Character
MC #01 01-10-10
Date
Check cluster
ID
0
Time
12:34 00
Check System
Master MC
ID
Character
#01
R/J/Order
Printer(1)
UP-350
Check
System
Master
R/J/Order
Printer(2)
UP-350
Check
cluster IDUP-350 0
R/J/Order
Printer(3)
R/J/Order
Printer(1)
Slip Printer
SP-1300UP-350
R/J/Order Printer(2)
UP-350
R/J/Order Printer(3)
UP-350
OK? Slip
YES
Printer
SP-1300
OK?
4. Turn on all peripheral devices of a QT-2100 terminal.
5. Turn on this QT-2100 terminal with pressing the left-most
key of the top row and release the key after buzzer sounds.
6. After releasing the key, enter “2000” (U.S.)/“1000” (other
area) and press the key.
YES
7. Enter the current date (YY/MM/DD order) and time and
press the key.
Date
Time
ID Character
Check cluster ID
Check System
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
0
Master
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
8. In ID character field, the auto-defined ID No. is shown.
We recommend that you should not change the value.
P-8
Date
Time
ID Character
Check cluster ID
Check System
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
0
Master
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
9. In this field, the check cluster No, should be set, if your check
tracking system are divided in some clusters.
(Enter cluster No. “1” ~ “9”, if you use check cluster system.)
Date
Time
ID Character
Check cluster ID
Check System
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
0
Master
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
Date
Time
ID Character
Check cluster ID
Check System
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
0
Master
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
Date
Time
Check cluster ID
ID Character
Check System
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
0
MC #01
Master
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
Date
Time
Check cluster ID
ID Character
Check System
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
0
MC #01
Master
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
10. In this field, you can select “1. Master/2. Backup Master/3.
Satellite/4.Selfmaster.”
Please select one of these options and press the key.
11. In these fields, you can select, “1. No/2. UP-350/3. SA-3015/
4. UP-250” for R/J/Order printer.
Please select one of these options and press the key.
12. In this field, you can select, “1. No/2. SA-3015/3. SP-1300”
for slip printer.
Please select one of these options and press the key.
13. Please confirm all of the field and if they are all right, press
the key to proceed the next step.
INIT
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000000
AUTO PGM
YES
1.No Restore/Receive
2.PGM Restore (CF Card)
3.PGM Receive (Inline)
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14. If you want to download program data from other terminal or
CF card, select the appropriate menu and press the
key and proceed the next step.
If you don't need to download any program data, just select
“1. No Restore/Receive” and press the key.
If you have another machine to initialize, return to step 4.
P-9
Initialization
Program copy from other terminal.
INIT
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000000
Received Data
All PGM
PGM Receive from
MC #05
OK?
YES
0.00
15. In this field, you can select the receiving contents as “1. All
Data (including totalizer)/2. All PGM (program only).”
INIT
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000000
Received Data
All PGM
PGM Receive from
MC #05
OK?
YES
0.00
16. In this field, you should enter the source ID number of the data
and press the key.
INIT
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000000
Received Data
All PGM
PGM Receive from
MC #05
OK?
YES
0.00
17. Please confirm all of the fields and if they are all right, press
the key to proceed downloading.
After completion of downloading, return to step 4 to initialize
other terminals.
Restore from CF card.
INIT
10-10-01 12:34
000000
Data Restore
1.PLUPGM1 .004
2.PLUPGM2 .004
3.STORE-AA.090
4.STORE-BB.090
0.00
15. Insert the CF card into the slot and select the appropriate file
and press the key.
STORE-AAA.090
Are you sure to restore?
0.00
P-10
16. After the confirmation window is shown, press the
key to proceed restoring.
After completion of downloading, return to step 4 to initialize
other terminals.
1-2. How to initialize QT-2100 terminal (add/replace one QT-2100)
Preparation:
1. All peripheral devices and QT-2100 terminals of this cluster
should be turned off.
2. Connect all of the peripheral devices (such as printer, display
etc.) to this QT-2100 terminal.
3. Connect this QT-2100 terminal to inline.
Operation:
Date
00-00-00
Time
12:34 00
ID Character
MC #01
Check System
Master 01-10-10
Date
Check cluster
ID
0
Time
12:34 00
R/J/Order
Printer(1) UP-350 MC #01
ID Character
R/J/Order
Printer(2)
UP-350
Check System
Master
R/J/Order
Printer(3)
Check
cluster IDUP-350 0
Slip Printer
SP-1300
R/J/Order Printer(1) UP-350
R/J/Order Printer(2) UP-350
OK?
YES UP-350
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
SP-1300
OK?
4. Turn on all peripheral devices of this QT-2100 terminal.
And turn on all QT-2100 except this terminal of the cluster.
5. Turn on this QT-2100 terminal with pressing the left-most
key of the top row and release the key after buzzer sounds.
6. After releasing the key, enter “2000” (U.S.)/“1000” (other
area) and press the key.
YES
7. Enter the current date (YY/MM/DD order) and time and
press the key.
Date
Time
ID Character
Check cluster ID
Check System
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
0
Master
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
Date
Time
ID Character
Check System
Check cluster ID
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
Master
0
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
Date
Time
ID Character
Check System
Check cluster ID
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
Master
0
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
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8. In ID character field, the auto-defined ID No. is shown.
Please check if the same value is set in this field.
We recommend that you should not change the value.
9. In this field, you can select “1. Master/2. Backup Master/3.
Satellite/4.Selfmaster.”
Please choose former options and press the key.
10. In this field, the check cluster No, should be set, if your check
tracking system are divided in some clusters.
(Enter cluster No. “1” ~ “9”, if you use check cluster system.)
P-11
Initialization
Date
Time
ID Character
Check System
Check cluster ID
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
Master
0
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SA-1300
OK?
YES
Date
Time
ID Character
Check System
Check cluster ID
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
Master
0
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
Date
Time
ID Character
Check System
Check cluster ID
R/J/Order Printer(1)
R/J/Order Printer(2)
R/J/Order Printer(3)
Slip Printer
01-10-10
12:34 00
MC #01
Master
0
UP-350
UP-350
UP-350
SP-1300
OK?
YES
11. In these fields, you can select, “1. No/2. UP-350/3. SA-3015/
4. UP-250” for R/J/Order printer.
Please choose former option and press the key.
12. In this field, you can select, “1. No/2. SA-3015/3. SP-1300”
for slip printer.
Please choose former options and press the key.
13.Please confirm all of the field and if they are all right, press the
key to proceed the next step.
INIT
10-10-01 12:34
AUTO PGM
YES
1.No Restore/Receive
2.PGM Restore (CF Card)
3.PGM Receive (Inline)
P-12
000000
14. If you want to download program data from other terminal or
CF card, select the appropriate menu and press the
key and proceed the next step.
If you don't need to download any program data, just select
“1. No Restore/Receive” and press the key. (The
initialization is completed.)
Program copy from other terminal.
INIT
10-10-01 12:34
000000
Received Data
All PGM
PGM Receive from
MC #05
OK?
YES
0.00
15. In this field, you can select the receiving contents as “1. All
Data (including totalizer)/2. All PGM (program only).”
INIT
10-10-01 12:34
000000
Received Data
All PGM
PGM Receive from
MC #05
OK?
YES
0.00
16. In this field, you should enter the source ID number of the data
and press the key.
INIT
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000000
Received Data
All PGM
PGM Receive from
MC #05
OK?
YES
0.00
17. Please confirm all of the fields and if they are all right, press
the key to proceed downloading. (The initialization
is completed.)
Restore from CF card.
INIT
10-10-01 12:34
000000
Data Restore
1.PLUPGM1 .004
2.PLUPGM2 .004
3.STORE-AA.090
4.STORE-BB.090
0.00
15. Insert the CF card into the slot and select the appropriate file
and press the key.
STORE-AAA.090
Are you sure to restore?
0.00
QT-2100 Programming Manual
16. After the confirmation window is shown, press the
key to proceed restoring. (The initialization is completed.)
P-13
Initialization
1-3. How to flag clear QT-2100 terminal (or INIT2)
Preparation:
1. All peripheral devices and this QT-2100 terminal should be
turned off.
2. Check the connection of all peripheral devices (such as
printer, display etc.) of this QT-2100 terminal.
3. Check the connection of this QT-2100 terminal to inline.
Operation:
4. Turn on all peripheral devices of this QT-2100 terminal.
5. Turn on this QT-2100 terminal with pressing the right-most
key of the top row and release the key after buzzer sounds.
6. After releasing the key, press the key.
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INIT
1.Flag Clear
2.INIT2
0.00
7. Select “1. Flag Clear” and press the key.
The flag clear operation is finished.
Note:
Performing “Init 2” requires password “8888888888” .
P-14
2. Program 5 ................................................................................. P-16
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program) ................................. P-16
2-2. Programming memory allocation (periodic & work) ................................. P-17
2-3. Programming memory allocation file by file ............................................. P-18
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Program 5
2. Program 5
2-1. Programming memory allocation (daily & program)
Operation:
P5 C01
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000000
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
PGM-5
1.Memory Alloc
0.00
2. Press repeatedly to assign Program 5 mode.
Memory Alloc
Memory Alloc
1.Daily & PGM
2.Periodic & Work
3.Individual File
0.00
3. Select “1. Daily & PGM” and press the key.
Daily & PGM
Cashier/Clerk
Check Tracking Tables
Items/Table
Item Blocks
Table Analysis
PLU
PLU 2nd@
Shift PLU
RAM
15
3
60
1
10
324
324
108v
Daily & PGM
Scanning PLU link
Pulldown Group
Set Menu Table
Sub-Department
Department
Group
Receipt/SLIP Msg
Text Recall
RAM
22688
0.00
100^
20
30
0
4
20
12
99v
22688
0.00
Daily & PGM
Order Chara Link
Void File
Free Function
Time Zone
Hourly Production
Hourly Labor
Employee
Job Code
RAM
10^
10
100
0
0
0
0
0v
22688
0.00
The remainder of memory
Daily & PGM
Hourly Production
Hourly Labor
Employee
Job Code
IDC Link
IDC(1)
IDC(2)
IDC(3)
RAM
0^
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22688
0.00
P-16
4. Select an appropriate file, enter the record numbers you want
to allocate and press the key.
The lowest row shows the remaining memory.
5. Press the key to return to the previous menu.
2-2. Programming memory allocation (periodic & work)
Operation:
P5 C01
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1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
PGM-5
1.Memory Alloc
0.00
2. Press repeatedly to assign Program 5 mode.
Memory Alloc
Memory Alloc
1.Daily & PGM
2.Periodic & Work
3.Individual File
0.00
3. Select “2. Periodic & Work” and press the key.
Periodic & Work
PLU
Periodic(1) Totalizer
Periodic(2) Totalizer
Consolidation & Work
Except PLU
Periodic(1) Totalizer
Periodic(2) Totalizer
Consolidation & Work
RAM
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
22688
0.00
4. Select an appropriate record and press the (allocate)
or (not allocate) key.
5. Press the key to return to the previous menu.
Note:
The Flag Clear operation resets “YES” status. However it does not reallocate the files that
were already allocated on this screen.
QT-2100 Programming Manual
P-17
Program 5
2-3. Programming memory allocation file by file
If you want to allocate files file by file, follow the procedures below.
Operation:
P5 C01
10-10-01 12:34
000000
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
PGM-5
1.Memory Alloc
0.00
2. Press repeatedly to assign Program 5 mode.
Memory Alloc
Memory Alloc
1.Daily & PGM
2.Periodic & Work
3.Individual File
0.00
3. Select “3. Individual File” and press the key.
Individual File
File001
File101
File201
File301
File401
File501
File601
File002
78
78
0
78
78
0
78
70
RAM
612
0.00
P-18
4. Select the file number you want to change and enter record
number you want to allocate (“0” means file deletion).
5. Press the key to return to the previous menu.
File
File description
No.
System files
901
System connection table
902
I/O parameter
903
Printer connection
904
Consecutive number
999
System error log
Function and total files
001
Fixed totalizer
101
(periodic total 1)
201
(periodic total 2)
301
(daily consolidation)
401
(periodic 1 consolidation)
501
(periodic 2 consolidation)
601
(consolidation work)
002
Free function
102
(periodic total 1)
202
(periodic total 2)
302
(daily consolidation)
402
(periodic 1 consolidation)
502
(periodic 2 consolidation)
602
(consolidation work)
003
Subdepaprtment
103
(periodic total 1)
203
(periodic total 2)
303
(daily consolidation)
403
(periodic 1 consolidation)
503
(periodic 2 consolidation)
603
(consolidation work)
004
PLU
104
(periodic total 1)
204
(periodic total 2)
304
(daily consolidation)
404
(periodic 1 consolidation)
504
(periodic 2 consolidation)
604
(consolidation work)
005
Department
105
(periodic total 1)
205
(periodic total 2)
305
(daily consolidation)
405
(periodic 1 consolidation)
505
(periodic 2 consolidation)
605
(consolidation work)
006
Group
106
(periodic total 1)
206
(periodic total 2)
306
(daily consolidation)
406
(periodic 1 consolidation)
506
(periodic 2 consolidation)
606
(consolidation work)
009
Hourly sales
109
(periodic total 1)
209
(periodic total 2)
309
(daily consolidation)
409
(periodic 1 consolidation)
509
(periodic 2 consolidation)
609
(consolidation work)
010
Monthly sales
110
(periodic total 1)
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Record Max. No.
length of records
Work
size
Description
Attribution
Allocatable
18
5
27
6
11
33
15
99
5
20
75
69
81
69
75
Program
Program
Program
Buffer
Buffer
No
No
No
No
No
26
10
10
10
10
10
10
38
10
10
10
10
10
10
54
15
15
15
15
15
15
92
30
30
30
30
30
30
54
15
15
15
15
15
15
26
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
78
78
78
78
78
78
78
999
999
999
999
999
999
999
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
96
96
96
96
96
96
96
32
32
81
75
75
75
75
75
75
99
75
75
75
75
75
75
135
81
81
81
81
81
81
177
99
99
99
99
99
99
135
81
81
81
81
81
81
81
75
75
75
75
75
75
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
Pgm/Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Sales
Sales
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
P-19
Program 5
File
File description
No.
210
(periodic total 2)
310
(daily consolidation)
410
(periodic 1 consolidation)
510
(periodic 2 consolidation)
610
(consolidation work)
012
Void reason
112
(periodic total 1)
212
(periodic total 2)
312
(daily consolidation)
412
(periodic 1 consolidation)
512
(periodic 2 consolidation)
612
(consolidation work)
018
Table analysis
118
(periodic total 1)
218
(periodic total 2)
318
(daily consolidation)
418
(periodic 1 consolidation)
518
(periodic 2 consolidation)
618
(consolidation work)
020
Grand total
120
(periodic total 1)
220
(periodic total 2)
320
(daily consolidation)
420
(periodic 1 consolidation)
520
(periodic 2 consolidation)
620
(consolidation work)
055
Shift PLU
155
(periodic total 1)
255
(periodic total 2)
355
(daily consolidation)
455
(periodic 1 consolidation)
555
(periodic 2 consolidation)
655
(consolidation work)
Clerk
007
Clerk
030
Clerk detail link
027
Clerk (Dallas) key ID
011
Clerk detail
111
(periodic total 1)
211
(periodic total 2)
311
(daily consolidation)
411
(periodic 1 consolidation)
511
(periodic 2 consolidation)
611
(consolidation work)
Time & Attendance
014
Hourly / Labor
114
(periodic total 1)
214
(periodic total 2)
314
(daily consolidation)
414
(periodic 1 consolidation)
514
(periodic 2 consolidation)
614
(consolidation work)
019
Work time
319
(daily consolidation)
800
Time zone
801
Employee
802
Job code
Record Max. No.
length of records
20
32
20
32
20
32
20
32
20
32
29
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
32
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
10
99
24
3
8
3
8
3
8
3
8
3
8
3
8
3
91
9999
70
9999
70
9999
70
9999
70
9999
70
9999
70
9999
Work
size
87
87
87
87
87
87
75
75
75
75
75
75
93
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
69
69
69
69
69
69
189
147
147
147
147
147
147
95
4
14
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
99
99
200
9801
9801
9801
9801
9801
9801
9801
165
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
18
18
6
36
22
96
96
96
96
96
96
96
4158
4158
24
99
50
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
111
75
81
135
87
for master
for master
for master
for master
Attribution
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sale
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sale
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Pgm/Sale
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Allocatable
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
for master
for master
for master
for master
Program
Program
Program
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Sales
Sales
Program
Program
Program
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Description
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
Note: Never allocate “Shift PLU” files, if you use “Accumulation for menu totaling specification”.
P-20
File
File description
No.
803
Schedule
806
Time & Attendance work
Check
015
Check Index
060
Check detail
066
Check detail work
Hourly item
021
Hourly item
121
(periodic total 1)
221
(periodic total 2)
321
(daily consolidation)
421
(periodic 1 consolidation)
521
(periodic 2 consolidation)
621
(consolidation work)
031
Hourly item link
IDC
057
IDC (1)
357
(consolidation file)
657
(consolidation work)
058
IDC (2)
358
(consolidation file)
658
(consolidation work)
059
IDC (3)
359
(consolidation file)
659
(consolidation work)
063
IDC buffer
804
IDC link
Program / message / buffer
016
Scanning PLU link
022
General control
023
Special character
024
Report header
025
Tax table
026
Pulldown group
028
Set menu table
029
Batch X/Z
032
Receipt/slip message
033
Endorse message
035
Print buffer
036
Registration buffer
039
Character recall
041
Check print
044
Display buffer
047
Graphic logo
048
Electronic journal memory
648
Electronic journal (collection)
054
PLU 2nd @
062
Scheduler
065
Order character
074
Key table
099
Euro program
905
Auto program control
Arrangement
038
Arrange group (1)
138
Arrange group (2)
238
Arrange group (3)
338
Arrange group (4)
438
Arrange group (5)
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Record Max. No.
length of records
11
2079
99
1
Work
size
111
657
Description
Attribution
Program
Buffer
Allocatable
Yes
Yes
300
80
80
200
9999
2000
69
69
69
Buffer
Buffer
Buffer
Yes
Yes
Yes
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4
1920
1920
1920
1920
1920
1920
1920
480
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Program
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
6
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
999
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
81
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Sales
Buffer
Program
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
9
6
16
16
74
103
80
9
40
40
80
80
40
3
40
13
41
41
46
14
16
36
4
3
300
37
58
31
10
999
999
10
48
4
999
2000
9999
9
1000
432/864
1000
12336
9999
99
99
192
3
20
75
69
69
69
93
189
183
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
99
75
69
171
69
75
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Buffer
Buffer
Program
Program
Buffer
Program
Buffer
Buffer
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
24
24
24
24
24
9999
9999
9999
9999
9999
69
69
69
69
69
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
for master
P-21
Program 5
P-22
3. Program 4 ................................................................................. P-24
3-1. Programming key allocation ..................................................................... P-24
3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change).................................. P-26
3-3. Programming key allocation ..................................................................... P-28
QT-2100 Programming Manual
P-23
Program 4
3. Program 4
3-1. Programming key allocation
Operation:
P4 C01
10-10-01 12:34
000000
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
PGM-4
1.Keyboard
0.00
2. Put the first level menu sheet on the keyboard.
3. Press repeatedly to assign Program 4 mode.
Keyboard
Keyboard
1.Key Assign
2.Key Move
0.00
4. Select “1. Key Assign” and press the key.
000.NOP
003.CHECK
008.PRCINQ
011.PRT
014.TBL TRAN
019.LOAN
022.P.UP.
027.030.%+
036.CPN2
039.CK.E
Key Assign
001.CASH
004.CREDIT
009.STKINQ
012.CHKP
015.TIP
020.RC
023.COUPON
028.%033.RF
037.VLD
040.#
002.CHARGE
006.NB
010.CHAR
013.CLK TRAN
016.NRMRCT
021.PD
025.DEPOSIT
029.+
034.VOID
038.RCT
041.#/NS
v
0.00
5. Select an appropriate function and press the key.
Then press the corresponding key.
Or select an appropriate function by the function code list (see
the next page) and press the corresponding key.
6. Press the key to return to the previous menu.
P-24
Function
Add check
Arrangement
Bill copy
Break-in/out
Cancel
Cash amount tendered
Charge
Check endorsement
Check print
Check tender
Clerk number
Clerk transfer
Clock-in/out
Coupon
Coupon 2
Credit
Cube
Currency exchange
Customer number
Department
Department number
Deposit
Discount
Display mode
Dutch account
Eat-in
Electronic journal Disp
Error correct/Void
First unit price
Flat PLU
House Bon
Ketten Bon
List
List number
Loan
Lock out unused key
Media change
Menu shift
Merchandise subtotal
Minus
Multiplication
New balance
New check
New/Old check
Normal receipt
No sale
Non-add
Non-add/No sale
OBR
Old check
Code
094
044
047
109
236
001
002
039
012
003
072
013
108
023
036
004
090
045
043
051
135
025
028
219
140
128
207
034
069
063
114
113
136
137
019
000
118
064
080
027
082
006
091
093
016
042
040
041
103
092
Initial character
ADD CHK
ARG
BILL
BREAK-IN/OUT
CANCEL
CASH
CHARGE
CK.E
CHKP
CHECK
CLK#
CLK TRANS
CLOCK-IN/OUT
COUPON
CPN2
CREDIT
XXX
CE
CT
DEPT nn
DEPT#
DEPOSIT
%–
DISP MODE
DUTCH
EAT-IN
EJ DISP
VOID
1st@
PLU nnnn
HOUSE BON
X/KETTEN
LIST
LIST#
LOAN
NOP
MEDIA CHG
MENU
MDST
–
X
NB
NEW CHK
NEW/OLD
NRMRCT
NS
#
#/NS
OBR
OLD CHK
QT-2100 Programming Manual
Function
Open
Open2
Open Check
Operator number
Operator read/reset
Paid out
Pick up
Plus
PLU
Post Entry
Premium
Price inquiry
Price
Quantity/For
Recall
Receipt
Receipt On/OFF
Received on account
Refund
Reverse Display
Round Repeat
Seat number
Second unit price
Selective item subtotal
Separate check
Shift PLU
Slip back feed/Release
Slip feed/Release
Slip print
Square
Stock inquiry
Store
Subdepartment
Subdepartment number
Substitution
Subtotal
Table number
Table transfer
Take-out
Tax status shift
Taxable amount subtotal
Tax exempt
Text print
Text recall
Tray total
Tip
Validation
VAT
X/Z mode
Code
067
068
117
078
073
021
022
029
048
115
030
008
049
083
131
038
076
020
033
206
116
119
070
085
095
065
054
056
055
084
009
130
133
134
111
075
058
014
129
057
077
062
011
010
074
015
037
046
122
Initial character
OPEN
OPEN2
OPEN CHK
OPE#
OPE X/Z
PD
P.UP
+
PLU#
POST ENTRY
%+
PRCINQ
PRC
QT
RECALL
RCT
RCT ON/OFF
RC
RF
REVERSE
R REPEAT
SEAT#
2nd@
SIST
SEP CHK
SFT PLU
SB/R
SF/R
SLIP
XX
STKINQ
STORE
SUBDEPT nn
SDPT#
SUBST.
SUBTOTAL
TBL#
TABLE TRANS
TAKE-OUT
T/S
TAST
EXEMPT
PRT
CHAR
TRAY TTL
TIP
VLD
VAT
X/Z MODE
P-25
Program 4
3-2. Programming key allocation (key location change)
Operation:
P4 C01
10-10-01 12:34
000000
1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
PGM-4
1.Keyboard
0.00
2. Press repeatedly to assign Program 4 mode.
Keyboard
Keyboard
1.Key Assign
2.Key Move
0.00
3. Select “2. Key Move” and press the key.
Key Move
Please Press the key which
you want to move.
0.00
4. Press the first key you want to change.
Key Move
Press the new position
of the key.
0.00
5. Press the second key you want to change.
P-26
Key Move
CASH
<-> CHARGE
Move OK? (YES/NO)
0.00
6. Press the key after confirmation.
7. Press key to return to the previous menu.
Keyboard layout
The shadowed key cannot be programmed with any other functions.
9
18
27
36
45
54
63
72
81
90
99
108
8
17
26
35
44
53
62
71
80
89
98
107
7
16
25
34
43
52
61
70
79
88
97
106
6
15
24
33
42
51
60
69
78
87
96
105
5
14
23
32
41
50
59
68
77
86
85
104
4
13
22
31
40
49
58
67
76
85
94
103
3
12
21
30
39
48
57
66
75
84
93
102
2
11
20
29
38
47
56
65
74
83
92
101
1
10
19
28
37
46
55
64
73
82
91
100
VAT
ESC/
SKIP
CH
RC
PD
6
CR
SUBTOTAL
2
3
CHK
CASH AMT
TEND
00
•
GUEST
RECEIPT
NB
REG
MENU
NEW/OLD
CLK5 MODE #/NS SHIFT TABLE CHK
TRANS
c
x
X/Z
CLK4 MODE
ADD HOUSE SEAT COVERS
CHK BON
No.
7
8
9
PGM
CLK3 MODE
SEP
CHK
PAGE
UP
4
5
1
0
NO
DISP
CLK2 ON/OFF SUBST.
CLK1
—
%–
HOME
YES
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P-27
Program 4
3-3. Programming key allocation
Programming different function on the same location of the different menu sheet level.
Method 1
Operation:
First of all, programming one function on one menu sheet by the method of Section 3-1.
Next, issue “5. Function Key” report in the “5. Key Feature” of the “PGM Read Report”
in PGM 6 mode.
And open the function key allocation screen.
P4 C01
10-10-01 12:34
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1. Sign on a clerk (if necessary).
PGM-4
1.Keyboard
0.00
2. Press repeatedly to assign Program 4 mode.
Keyboard
Keyboard
1.Key Assign
2.Key Move
0.00
3. Select “1. Key Assign” and press the key.
000.NOP
003.CHECK
008.PRCINQ
011.PRT
014.TBL TRAN
019.LOAN
022.P.UP.
027.030.%+
036.CPN2
039.CK.E
Key Assign
001.CASH
004.CREDIT
009.STKINQ
012.CHKP
015.TIP
020.RC
023.COUPON
028.%033.RF
037.VLD
040.#
002.CHARGE
006.NB
010.CHAR
013.CLK TRAN
016.NRMRCT
021.PD
025.DEPOSIT
029.+
034.VOID
038.RCT
041.#/NS
v
0.00
P-28
4. Enter the appropriate record number (in 4-digits) and function code (in 3-digits) and press the corresponding key on the
appropriate menu sheet.
5. Press the key to return to the previous menu.
Method 2
Operation:
In case of allocating different functions from the functions of the same location on the first
level menu sheet, turn the menu sheet or press the