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Introduction

Congratulations on your selection of a CASIO CE-6100 electronic cash register. This ECR is the product of the

world's most advanced electronic technology, for outstanding versatility and reliability.

Simplified operation is made possible by a specially designed keyboard layout and a wide selection of auto-

mated, programmable functions.

A specially designed keyboard layout and a bright, easy-to-read display help to take the fatigue out of long

hours operation.

The main plug on this equipment must be used to disconnect mains power.

Please ensure that the socket outlet is installed near the equipment and shall be easily

accessible.

Casio Electronics Co., Ltd.

Unit 6, 1000 North Circular Road

London NW2 7JD, U.K.

Please keep all information for future reference.

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Do not locate the cash register where it will be

subjected to direct sunlight, high humidity,

splashing with water or other liquids, or high

temperature (such as near a heater).

Never try to open the cash register or attempt

your own repairs. Take the cash register to your

authorized CASIO dealer for repairs.

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of the

cash register. Never use benzene, thinner, or

any other volatile agent.

Never operate the cash register while your

hands are wet.

Be sure to check the sticker on the side of the

cash register to make sure that its voltage

matches that of the power supply in the area.

Important!

Your new cash register has been carefully tested before shipment to ensure proper operation. Safety

devices eliminate worries about breakdowns resulting from operator errors or improper handling. In

order to ensure years of trouble-free operation, however, the following points should be noted when

handling the cash register.

Introduction & Contents

Introduction & Contents ............................................................................................................ 2

Getting Started ........................................................................................................................... 8

Remove the cash register from its box...................................................................................................8

Remove the tape holding parts of the cash register in place. ................................................................8

Remove the cash drawer from its box....................................................................................................8

Connect the drawer. ...............................................................................................................................8

Mount the cash register. .........................................................................................................................9

Plug the cash register into a wall outlet..................................................................................................9

Insert the mode key marked “PGM” into the mode switch. ....................................................................9

Install receipt/journal paper. .................................................................................................................10

Set the date. .........................................................................................................................................12

Set the time...........................................................................................................................................12

Tax table programming .........................................................................................................................13

Introducing CE-6100 ................................................................................................................ 16

General guide .......................................................................................................................................16

Display ..................................................................................................................................................20

Keyboard ..............................................................................................................................................22

Basic Operations and Setups ................................................................................................. 24

How to read the printouts ............................................................................................................... 24

How to use your cash register........................................................................................................ 25

Displaying the time and date ................................................................................................................26

To display and clear the time ....................................................................................................... 26

To display and clear the date....................................................................................................... 26

Preparing coins for change ..................................................................................................................26

Preparing and using department keys ........................................................................................... 27

Registering department keys................................................................................................................27

Programming department keys ............................................................................................................28

To program a unit price for each department .............................................................................. 28

To program the tax calculation status for each department ........................................................ 28

To program high amount limit for each department .................................................................... 29

Registering department keys by programming data ............................................................................29

Preset price ................................................................................................................................. 29

Preset tax status .......................................................................................................................... 29

Locking out high amount limitation ..............................................................................................30

Preparing and using PLUs ............................................................................................................. 30

Programming PLUs ..............................................................................................................................30

To program a unit price for each PLU ......................................................................................... 30

To program tax calculation status for each PLU ......................................................................... 30

Registering PLUs..................................................................................................................................31

Printing VAT breakdowns ............................................................................................................... 32

Preparing and using discounts ....................................................................................................... 32

Programming discounts ........................................................................................................................32

Registering discounts ...........................................................................................................................33

Discount for items and subtotals ................................................................................................. 33

Preparing and using reductions ..................................................................................................... 33

Programming for reductions .................................................................................................................33

Registering reductions ..........................................................................................................................34

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Registering credit and check payments ......................................................................................... 35

Check........................................................................................................................................... 35

Credit ........................................................................................................................................... 35

Mixed tender (cash, credit and check) ........................................................................................ 35

Preparing and registering the Euro ................................................................................................ 36

Basic programming for the Euro and its exchange rate .......................................................................36

Registering the Euro .............................................................................................................................36

Validation printing ........................................................................................................................... 38

Registering returned goods in the REG mode ............................................................................... 39

Registering returned goods in the RF mode .................................................................................. 39

Normal refund transaction ....................................................................................................................39

Reduction of amounts paid on refund ..................................................................................................40

Registering money received on account ........................................................................................ 40

Registering money paid out ........................................................................................................... 40

Registering loan amounts .............................................................................................................. 41

Registering pick up amounts .......................................................................................................... 41

Changing media in drawer ............................................................................................................. 41

Making corrections in a registration ............................................................................................... 42

To correct an item you input but not yet registered ..............................................................................42

To correct an item you input and registered .........................................................................................43

To cancel all items in a transaction.......................................................................................................44

No sale registration ........................................................................................................................ 44

Printing the daily sales reset report ................................................................................................ 45

Advanced Operations and Setups.......................................................................................... 46

Clerk interrupt function ................................................................................................................... 46

Single item cash sales.................................................................................................................... 47

Addition .......................................................................................................................................... 48

Addition (plus).......................................................................................................................................48

Premium (%+).......................................................................................................................................48

Coupon transactions ...................................................................................................................... 49

Coupon registration using <COUPON> (coupon key) .........................................................................49

Coupon registration using <COUPON2> (coupon 2 key) ....................................................................49

Arrangement key registrations ....................................................................................................... 50

Arrangement programming...................................................................................................................50

Currency exchange function .......................................................................................................... 51

Registering foreign currency ................................................................................................................51

Full amount tender in foreign currency........................................................................................ 51

Partial tender in a foreign currency ............................................................................................. 52

Currency exchange programming ........................................................................................................53

Temporarily releasing compulsion .................................................................................................. 53

Programming to clerk ..................................................................................................................... 54

Programming clerk number ..................................................................................................................54

Programming trainee status .................................................................................................................54

Programming commission rate.............................................................................................................54

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Programming machine features ..................................................................................................... 55

Programming to general control file .....................................................................................................55

Programming department/PLU ......................................................................................................62

Batch feature programming to department/PLU ..................................................................................62

Individual feature programming to department/PLU ............................................................................64

Programming to transaction keys................................................................................................... 65

<CASH>, <CHARGE>, <CHECK>..................................................................................................................... 65

<CREDIT> .......................................................................................................................................................... 66

<RECEIVED ON ACCONNT>, <PAID OUT> ..................................................................................................... 66

<#/NO SALE> .................................................................................................................................................... 67

<%+>, <%–> ...................................................................................................................................................... 67

<+>, <–>, <COUPON> ....................................................................................................................................... 68

<ARRANGEMENT> ........................................................................................................................................... 69

<CURRENCY EXCHANGE>.............................................................................................................................. 69

<POST RECEIPT> ............................................................................................................................................. 70

<MULTIPLICATION>, <QUANTITY/FOR>, <SQUARE>, <CUBE> ................................................................... 70

Programming descriptors and messages....................................................................................... 71

Programming clerk name and messages............................................................................................71

Programming department/transaction key descriptor ..........................................................................76

Programming PLU descriptor ...............................................................................................................77

Entering characters ........................................................................................................................ 78

Using character keyboard.....................................................................................................................78

Entering characters by code.................................................................................................................79

Character code list....................................................................................................................... 79

Keyboard layout change................................................................................................................. 80

Configuration of the physical key layout...............................................................................................80

Programming procedure.............................................................................................................. 80

The outline of functions ........................................................................................................................81

Printing read/reset reports.............................................................................................................. 82

To print the individual department, PLU read report ............................................................................82

To print the financial read report ...........................................................................................................83

To print the individual clerk read/reset report .......................................................................................83

To print the daily sales read/reset report ..............................................................................................84

To print the PLU read/reset report ........................................................................................................86

To print the hourly sales read/reset report............................................................................................86

To print the monthly sales read/reset report .........................................................................................87

To print the group read/reset report ......................................................................................................87

To print the periodic 1/2 sales read/reset reports .................................................................................88

Reading the cash register's program .............................................................................................90

To print unit price/rate program (except PLU) ......................................................................................90

To print key descriptor, name, message program (except PLU) ..........................................................91

To print the general control program, compulsory and key program ...................................................92

To print the keyboard layout program...................................................................................................93

To print the PLU program .....................................................................................................................93

Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................... 94

When an error occurs ..................................................................................................................... 94

When the register does not operate at all ...................................................................................... 95

Clearing a machine lock up ............................................................................................................ 96

In case of power failure .................................................................................................................. 96

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User Maintenance and Options .............................................................................................. 97

To replace the ink ribbon ................................................................................................................ 97

To replace journal paper................................................................................................................. 98

To replace receipt paper................................................................................................................. 99

To replenish the stamp ink ............................................................................................................. 99

Options ........................................................................................................................................... 99

Specifications ......................................................................................................................... 100

Index ........................................................................................................................................ 101

This section outlines how to unpack the cash register and get it ready to operate. You should read this part of

the manual even if you have used a cash register before. The following is the basic set up procedure, along with

page references where you should look for more details.

Remove the cash register from its box.

Remove the tape holding parts

of the cash register in place.

Also remove the small plastic bag taped to the

printer cover. Inside you will find the mode

keys.

Remove the cash drawer from its box.

The cash register and cash drawer are packed separately.

Connect the drawer.

1. Connect drawer connector (three color lead on

drawer) to the cash register.

2. Connect frame drawer connector (green lead on

drawer) to the cash register.

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X2/Z2

REG2

REG1

OFF

PGM

C-A32

Mount the cash register.

1. Screw in 2 fixing screws bottom side of the

2. Mount the cash register on the top of the

drawer, ensuring that the feet on the bottom

of the cash register go into the holes on the

drawer.

Plug the cash register into a wall

outlet.

Be sure to check the sticker on the side of the cash

the power supply in your area. The printer will

operate for a few seconds. Please do not pass the

power cable under the drawer.

Insert the mode key marked

“OW” into the mode switch.

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REG2 X1

REG1 Z1

OFF X2/Z2

PGM

Install receipt/journal paper.

Loading journal paper

The same type of paper (45 mm × 83 mm i.d.) is used for receipts and journal. Load the new paper before first

operating the cash register or when red paper appears from the printer.

Use a mode key to set the

mode switch to REG1

position.

Open the printer cover.

Cut off the leading end of

the paper so it is even.

Ensuring the paper is being

fed from the bottom of the

roll, lower the roll into the

space behind the printer.

Drop the paper roll gently

and insert paper to the

paper inlet.

Press the j key until

about 20 cm to 30 cm of

paper is fed from the

printer.

Slide the leading end of the

paper into the groove on

the spindle of the take-up

reel and wind it onto the

reel two or three turns.

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Loading receipt paper

Follow steps 11

1 through 33

3 under “Loading journal paper” on the

previous page.

Important!

Never operate the cash register without paper. It can damage the printer.

Ensuring the paper is being

fed from the bottom of the

roll, lower the roll into the

space behind the printer.

Drop the paper roll gently

and insert paper to the

paper inlet.

Press the f key until

about 20 cm to 30 cm of

paper is fed from the

printer.

Set the printer cover,

passing the leading end of

the paper through the

paper outlet.

Close the printer cover

and tear off the excess

paper.

Place the take-up reel into

place behind the printer,

above the roll paper.

Press the j key to take

up any slack in the paper.

Close the printer cover.

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Set the date.

6 1s 6

6 C

Current date

Example:

April 3, 2000 2 000403

X2/Z2

REG2

REG1

OFF

PGM

Mode Switch

Year Month Day

6 1s 6

6 C

Current time

Example:

08:20 AM

2 0820

09:45 PM

2 2145

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X2/Z2

REG2

REG1

OFF

PGM

Mode Switch

(24-hour military time)

Set the time.

10.

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X2/Z2

REG2

REG1

OFF

PGM

Mode Switch

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: :^: : : : a

0 a

: : : : a

0125

0225

0325

0425

{

Tax table 1 =

Tax table 2 =

Tax table 3 =

Tax table 4 =

Tax rate (4-digit for integer + 4-digit for decimal)

Tax table maximum value (“0” means unlimited).

Rounding/tax table system code *1

*1 Rounding/tax table system code

Rounding code specification Tax system code specification

Rounding

Rounding off two decimal places

Rounding up to two decimal places

Cut off to two decimal places

Rounding

Singapore rounding

Tax system code specification

Rounding

Add-on tax rate

Add-in tax rate (VAT)

Tax on tax (Singapore tax)

}

(for Singapore, tax table 1 ~ 3 can be used.)

Tax table programming

Programming automatic tax calculation

Important!

After you program the tax tables, you also have to individually specify which departments (page 28)

and PLUs (page 30) are to be taxed.

Programming procedure

11.

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Tax table programming (continued…)

Example 1, Add-on rate tax:

Programming procedure:

X2/Z2

REG2

REG1

OFF

PGM

Mode Switch

3s

: : : : s

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0a

5002a

Tax rate (4-digit for integer + 4-digit for decimal)

Always “0”

Rounding/tax table system code

Tax rate (4-digit for integer + 4-digit for decimal)

Rounding/tax table system code 8.25%

5002 (Round off)

0125

0225

0325

0425

{

Tax table 1 =

Tax table 2 =

Tax table 3 =

Tax table 4 =

}

(for Singapore,

tax 1 ~ 3 can be used.)

Example 2, Add-in rate tax:

Programming procedure:

X2/Z2

REG2

REG1

OFF

PGM

Mode Switch

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: : : : s

10a

0a

0003a

Tax rate (4-digit for integer + 4-digit for decimal)

Always “0”

Rounding/tax table system code

Tax rate (4-digit for integer + 4-digit for decimal)

Rounding/tax table system code 10.00%

0003 (Cut off)

0125

0225

0325

0425

{

Tax table 1 =

Tax table 2 =

Tax table 3 =

Tax table 4 =

}

(for Singapore, tax table 1 ~ 3

can be used.)

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Tax table programming (continued…)

Example 3, Singapore tax:

Programming procedure:

X2/Z2

REG2

REG1

OFF

PGM

Mode Switch



0125

s

1a

0a

5044a



0225

s

10a

0a

5044a



0325

s

3a

0a

5002a

Tax rate (4-digit for integer + 4-digit for decimal)

Always “0”

Rounding/tax table system code

Tax table 1

Country tax

Round off/tax on tax

Tax table 2

Service charge

Round off/tax on tax

Tax table 3

GST

Rounding off

5044

10%

5044

5002

Tax table 1

Tax table 2 Tax table 3

Pop-up display

Main display

Mode switch

Keyboard

Wetproof cover

Drawer

Drawer lock

Take-up reel

Roll paper

Printer

Printer ink ribbon

Printer sub cover

Printer cover

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Roll paper

You can use the roll paper to print receipts and a

journal (pages 10 ~ 11).

Printer ink ribbon

Provides ink for printing of registration details on the

roll paper (page 97).

RECEIPT

ON/OFF

Indicator

General guide

This part of the manual introduces you to the cash register and provides a general explanation of its various

parts.

Receipt on/off switch / key

Use the receipt on/off switch/key in REG1, REG2 and

RF modes to control issuance of receipts. In other

modes, receipts or reports are printed regardless the

receipt switch/key setting.

A post-finalization receipt can still be issued after

finalization when the switch/key is set to off. The cash

zation receipt even when the switch/key is set to on.

RECEIPT

ON/OFF

RCT

(

Indicator

Receipt on/off switch

Receipt on/off key

When the register issues receipts, this indicator is lit.

(with slit drawer)

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Mode key (only for U.K)

The following four types of mode keys are provided

with the unit in the United Kingdom.

C-A32

C-A08

C-A02

C-A08

C-A02

PGM

C-A32

C-A08

a. OP (Operator) key

Switches between OFF and REG1.

b. M (Master) key

Switches between OFF, REG1, REG2, X1 and RF.

c. OW (Owner) key

Switches between OFF, REG1, REG2, X1, Z1, X2/

Z2 and RF.

d. PGM (Program) key

Switches to any position.

Mode key (for other area)

The following three types of mode keys are provided

with the unit in areas outside of the United Kingdom.

a. OP (Operator) key

Switches between OFF and REG1.

b. M (Master) key

Switches between OFF, REG1, REG2, X1 and RF.

c. OW (Owner) key

Switches to any position.

Mode switch

Use the mode keys to change the position of the mode

switch and select the mode you want to use.

REG2 X1

REG1 Z1

OFF X2/Z2

PGM

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When the cash drawer does not open!

In case of power failure or the machine is in malfunc-

tion, the cash drawer does not open automatically. Even

in these cases, you can open the cash drawer by pulling

drawer release lever (see below).

CLK1 CLK2 CLK3 CLK4

CLK#

Clerk lock Clerk key

Drawer

The drawer opens automatically whenever you finalize

a registration and whenever you issue a read or reset

report. The drawer will not open if it is locked with the

drawer key.

Drawer lock

Use the drawer key to lock and unlock the drawer.

Clerk secret number key

When the cash register is programmed to use clerk

secret numbers for clerk or cashier assignment, the

clerk buttons are not functional.

Clerk lock/key

You can assign the clerk or cashier inserting a clerk key

into the clerk lock .

Clerk button

You can assign the clerk or cashier using the four

buttons located below the display panel.

Clerk key/button/lock

In Germany, you can assign clerks by using clerk key

or by clerk secret number (clerk key is equipped).

In other areas, you can assign clerks by using clerk

button or by clerk secret number.

The method you are assigning clerk depends on the

programming of your cash register.

Important!

The drawer will not open, if it is locked with a

drawer lock key.

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Display

REG X1 Z1

01 !50

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

REG X1 Z1

025 "50

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

REG X1 Z1

3 #50

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

REG X1 Z1

1"34

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

REG X1 Z1

01 !50

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

REG X1 Z1

025 "50

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

REG X1 Z1

3 #50

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

REG X1 Z1

1"34

1234

TAX

TOTAL CHANGE

AMOUNTPLU

DEPT RPT

RCT

Main display except for Germany

Department registration

PLU registration

Repeat registration

Totalize operation

Main display for Germany

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1Amount/Quantity

This part of the display shows monetary amounts. It

also can be used to show the current date and time.

2Department number

When you press a department key to register a unit

price, the corresponding department number (01 ~

15) appears here.

3Taxable sales status indicators

When you register a taxable item, the corresponding

indicator is lit.

4PLU number

When you register a PLU item, the corresponding

PLU number appears here.

5Number of repeats

Anytime you perform a repeat registration (page

27), the number of repeats appears here.

Note that only one digit is displayed for the number

of repeats. This means that a “5” could mean 5, 15

or even 25 repeats.

6Total/Change indicators

When the TOTAL indicator is lit, the displayed

value is monetary total or subtotal amount. When

the CHANGE indicator is lit, the displayed value is

the change due.

7REG, X1, Z1 indicators

REG: Indicates register mode

X1: Indicates daily sales read mode

Z1: Indicates daily sales reset mode

8RCT indicator

When the register issues receipts, this indicator is

lit.

!50

TOTAL CHANGE

5 "50

TOTAL CHANGE

3 #50

TOTAL CHANGE

1"34

TOTAL CHANGE

Customer display for all area

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Keyboard

• Register Mode

1Paper feed key f, j

Hold this key down to feed paper from the printer.

2Post receipt key ;

Use this key to produce a post-finalization receipt.

3Media change key i

This key is used to change media in drawer amounts.

Pressing this key enters media change operation.

4Receipt on/off key Q

Use this key pressing two times to change the status

“receipt issue” or “no receipt.” In case of “receipt issue”,

the indicator is lit.

5Discount key p

Use this key to register discounts.

6Minus key m

Use this key to input values for subtraction.

7Refund key R

Use this key to input refund amounts and void certain

entries.

8Validation key v

Use this key to validate transaction amounts on slip.

9Non-add/No sale key N

Non-add key: To print reference number (to identify a

personal check, credit card, etc.) during a transaction, use

this key after some numerical entries.

No sale key: Use this key to open the drawer without

registering anything.

0PLU key +

Use this key to input PLU numbers.

AError correction/Cancellation key e

Use this key to correct registration errors and to cancel

registration of entire transactions.

BClear key C

Use this key to clear an entry that has not yet been

registered.

CTen key pad 0, 1 ~ 9, -, ^

Use these keys to input numbers.

DMultiplication/Date/Time key X

Use this key to input a quantity for a multiplication

operation. Between transactions, this key displays the

current time and date.

JOURNAL

FEED C

RECEIPT

FEED

RECEIPT

ON/OFF

VALID

PLU

%–

–

RF ERR.

CORR

CANCEL

#NS

DATE

TIME

OPEN

PRICE CPN VAT RC PD

CR1 CR2

CHK/

TEND

CA AMT

TEND

SUBTOTAL

789

456

123

000•

51015

4914

3 8 13

2 7 12

16 11

EURO

F H I

B D E

for German

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EOpen key O

This key releases maximum amount limit or low digit

limit for an amount which exceeds the limit.

FPrice key :

Use this key to register an amount to an open PLU when

a PLU is used as an open PLU.

GDepartment keys !, ", # ~ &

Use these keys to register items to departments.

HCoupon key H

Use this key to register coupon. The registered coupon

amount is deducted from the department, PLU, gross and

net totalizers.

IVAT key V

Use this key to print a VAT breakdown.

JReceived on account key r

Press this key following a numeric entry to register

money received for non-sale transactions.

KCredit key c, d

Use this key to register a credit sale.

JOURNAL

FEED C

RECEIPT

FEED

RECEIPT

MEDIA

CHANGE

VALID

PLU

%–

–

RF ERR.

CORR

CANCEL

#NS

DATE

TIME

OPEN

PRICE CPN VAT RC PD

CR1 CR2

CHK/

TEND

CA AMT

TEND

SUBTOTAL

789

456

123

000•

51015

4914

3 8 13

2 7 12

16 11

EURO

F H I

B D E

LCharge key h

Use this key to register a charge sale.

MEuro/Paid out key q

Euro key: Use this key to convert the main currency to

the sub currency (the euro/the local money), when

registering a subtotal amount. This key is also used for

specifying sub currency while entering an amount of

payment or declaration in drawers.

Paid out key: Use this key following a numeric entry to

NCheck key k

Use this key to register a check tender.

OSubtotal key s

Use this key to display and print the current subtotal

(includes add-on tax) amount.

PCash/Amount tendered key a

Use this key to register a cash tender.

for other area

REG 03-04-2000 11:58

01 MC#01 000123

1 DEPT01 T1 •1.00

1 DEPT02 T1 •2.00

5 DEPT03 •5.00

7 No

TA1 •3.00

TX1 •0.15

•8.15

CASH •10.00

CG •1.85

REG 03-04-2000 11:59

02 MC#01 000124

1 DEPT01 T1 •1.00

1 DEPT03 T1 •3.00

1 DEPT02 T1 •2.00

1 DEPT04 T1 •4.00

5 DEPT05 •5.00

9 No

TA1 •10.00

TX1 •0.50

•15.50

CASH •20.00

CG •4.50

REG 03-04-2000 11:57

01 MC#01 000123

7 No

TA1 •3.00

TX1 •0.15

•8.15

CASH •10.00

CG •1.85

REG 03-04-2000 11:57

02 MC#01 000124

9 No

TA1 •10.00

TX1 •0.50

•15.50

CASH •20.00

CG •4.50

REG 03-04-2000 11:58

01 MC#01 000125

7 No

TA1 •3.00

TX1 •0.15

•9.35

CASH •10.00

CG •0.65

REG 03-04-2000 11:59

How to read the printouts

• The journal and receipts are records of all transactions and operations.

• The contents printed on receipts and journal are almost identical.

• You can choose the journal skip function (page 57).

If the journal skip function is selected, the cash register will print the total amount of each transaction, and the

details of premium, discount and reduction operations only, without printing department and PLU item registra-

tions on the journal.

• The following items can be skipped on receipts and journal.

• Consecutive number

• Taxable status

• Taxable amount

• Item counter

************************

* THANK YOU *

** CALL AGAIN **

************************

* COMMERCIAL MESSAGE *

REG 03-04-2000 11:58

01 MC#01 000123

1 DEPT01 T1 •1.00

1 DEPT02 T1 •2.00

5 DEPT03 •5.00

7 No

TA1 •3.00

TX1 •0.15

•8.15

CASH •10.00

CG •1.85

*** BOTTOM MESSAGE ***

Receipt Sample Journal Sample Journal Sample

(Item lines Included) (Item lines Skipped)

— Logo message

— Commercial message

— Mode/Date/Time

—Clerk/Machine No.

Consecutive No.

— Q’ty/Item

— Item counter

— Bottom message

In the operation examples contained in this manual, the print samples are what would be produced if the roll

paper is being used for receipts. They are not actual size. Actual receipts are 45 mm wide. Also, all sample

receipts and journals are printout images.

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CE-6100 User’s Manual

• Check to make sure that the cash register is

plugged in securely. Page 9

• Check to make sure there is enough paper

left on the roll. Pages 10, 11

• Read the financial totals to confirm that they are

all zero. Page 83

• Check the date and time. Page 26

• Register transactions. Page 27

• Periodically read totals. Page 82

• Reset the daily totals. Page 45

• Remove the journal. Page 98

• Empty the cash drawer and leave it open. Page 18

• Take the cash and journal to the office.

How to use your cash register

The following describes the general procedure you should use in order to get the most out of your cash register.

BEFORE business hours…

DURING business hours…

AFTER business hours…

Basic Operations and Setups

Displaying the time and date

You can show the time or date on the display of the cash register whenever there is

no registration being made.

To display and clear the time

OPERATION DISPLAY

To display and clear the date

OPERATION DISPLAY

Preparing coins for change

You can use the following procedure to open the drawer without registering an item.

This operation must be performed out of a sale.

(You can use the r key instead of the N key. See page 44.)

Opening the drawer without a sale

OPERATION RECEIPT

08-3~

~00

Time appears on the display Hour Minutes

Clears the time display

REG 03-04-2000 10:00

01 MC#01 000001

#/NS •••••••••

Mode switch

REG

(Time is displayed first)

Date appears on the display Day Month Year

Clears the date display

08-3!

03-04-2000

~00

Mode switch

REG

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— Repeat

Unit price

Department

Preparing and using department keys

Registering department keys

The following examples show how you can use the department keys in various types

of registrations.

Single item sale

Example 1

OPERATION RECEIPT

Example 2 (Subtotal registration and change computation)

OPERATION RECEIPT

1234

20-FF

Repeat

OPERATION RECEIPT

150!

10-F

REG 03-04-2000 10:10

01 MC#01 000003

1 DEPT01 •12.34

•12.34

CASH •20.00

CG •7.66

— Total amount

— Amount tendered

— Change

REG 03-04-2000 10:05

01 MC#01 000002

1 DEPT01 •1.00

•1.00

CASH •1.00

— Date/time

— Mode/consecutive No.

— Department No./unit price

— Total amount

Mode switch

REG

Unit price $12.34

——————————

Item Quantity 1

——————————

Dept. 1

—————————————

Payment Cash $20.00

Unit price

Department

Amount tendered

REG 03-04-2000 10:15

01 MC#01 000004

1 DEPT01 •1.50

•4.50

CASH •10.00

CG •5.50

Unit price $1.00

——————————

Item Quantity 1

——————————

Dept. 1

—————————————

Payment Cash $1.00

Unit price $1.50

——————————

Item Quantity 3

——————————

Dept. 1

—————————————

Payment Cash $10.00

Basic Operations and Setups

6 3s 60366s 6 : : 6

Department

6 s

To another department key

Same program

D2 D1

Mode switch

PGM

eropagniSrof

”0“syawlA ;

sutats1elbaxaTa

1=seY 0=oN

:)c+b+a( D

sutats2elbaxaTb

2=seY 0=oN

sutats3elbaxaTc

4=seY 0=oN

aerarehtorof

0=xatnoN 1=1elbaxaT 2=2elbaxaT 3=3elbaxaT

4=4elbaxaT 5=5elbaxaT 6=6elbaxaT 7=7elbaxaT

8=8elbaxaT 9=9elbaxaT 01=01elbaxaT tnacifingiS srebmun ::

Quantity

(4-digit integer/2-digit decimal)

Multiplication

OPERATION RECEIPT

12XX

1-!

20-F

* See address 0522 of the general function program.

Programming department keys

To program a unit price for each department

6 1s 6 : : : : : : 6

Department

6 s

Unit price

Different price

Same price

Mode switch

PGM

Unit price $1.00

——————————

Item Quantity 12

——————————

Dept. 1

—————————————

Payment Cash $20.00

REG 03-04-2000 10:20

01 MC#01 000005

12 DEPT01 •12.00

12 @1/ 1.00

DEPT01 •12.00

•12.00

CASH •20.00

CG •8.00

— Quantity/result

or *

— Quantity/unit q’ty/@

— Result

To program the tax calculation status for each department

Tax calculation status

This specification defines which tax table should be used for automatic tax calculation.

See page 13 for information on setting up the tax tables.

Programming procedure

Basic Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.yllaunamecirptinugniretneroftimiltnuomahgiH tnacifingiS srebmun

6 3s 61566s 6

Department

6 s

To another department key

Same program

~ D

Mode switch

PGM

To program high amount limit for each department

Programming procedure

Registering department keys by programming data

Preset price

OPERATION RECEIPT

Preset tax status

OPERATION RECEIPT

20-F

REG 03-04-2000 10:30

01 MC#01 000007

5 DEPT03 T1 •10.00

1 DEPT04 T2 •2.00

TA1 •10.00

TX1 •0.40

TA2 •2.00

TX2 •0.20

•12.60

CASH •20.00

CG •7.40

Unit price ($2.00)preset

—————————

Quantity 5

Item 1 —————————

Dept. 3

—————————

Taxable (1)preset

—————————————

Unit price ($2.00)preset

—————————

Quantity 1

Item 2 —————————

Dept. 4

—————————

Taxable (2)preset

—————————————

Payment Cash $20.00

REG 03-04-2000 10:25

01 MC#01 000006

1 DEPT02 •1.00

•1.00

CASH •1.00

Unit price($1.00)preset

—————————

Item Quantity 1

—————————

Dept. 2

—————————————

Payment Cash $1.00

— Department No./unit price

Tax status

— Taxable Amount 1

— Tax 1

— Taxable Amount 2

— Tax 2

Mode switch

REG

Basic Operations and Setups

Preparing and using PLUs

This section describes how to prepare and use PLUs.

CAUTION:

• Before you use PLUs, you must first program the unit price.

Programming PLUs

To program a unit price for each PLU

0366s

PLU No.+

To new (not sequencial) PLU

Different program

to the next PLU

Same program

Mode switch

PGM

To program tax calculation status for each PLU

eropagniSrof

”0“syawlA ;

sutats1elbaxaTa

1=seY 0=oN

:)c+b+a( D

sutats2elbaxaTb

2=seY 0=oN

sutats3elbaxaTc

4=seY 0=oN

aerarehtorof

0=xatnoN 1=1elbaxaT 2=2elbaxaT 3=3elbaxaT

4=4elbaxaT 5=5elbaxaT 6=6elbaxaT 7=7elbaxaT

8=8elbaxaT 9=9elbaxaT 01=01elbaxaT tnacifingiS srebmun ::

6 1s 6

PLU No.

+ 6

6 a 6 s

Unit price

Mode switch

PGM

To new (not sequencial) PLU

Different program to the next PLU

Same program

Locking out high amount limitation

OPERATION RECEIPT

1050##

105#

2-a

Unit price $1.05

—————————

Quantity 1

Item —————————

Dept. 3

—————————

Max.amount

($10.00)

preset

—————————————

Payment Cash $2.00

REG 03-04-2000 10:35

01 MC#01 000008

1 DEPT03 •1.05

•1.05

CASH •2.00

CG •0.95

ERROR ALARM (E037)

(Exceeding high amount)

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CE-6100 User’s Manual

PLU code

Quantity

(4-digit integer/2-digit decimal)

Mode switch

REG

Registering PLUs

The following examples show how you can use PLUs in various types of

registrations.

PLU single item sale

OPERATION RECEIPT

3-F

PLU repeat

OPERATION RECEIPT

14+

10-F

PLU multiplication

OPERATION RECEIPT

10XX

20-F

* See address 0522 of the general function program.

— PLU No./unit price

REG 03-04-2000 10:40

01 MC#01 000009

1 PLU0014 •2.50

•2.50

CASH •3.00

CG •0.50

REG 03-04-2000 10:45

01 MC#01 000010

1 PLU0014 •2.50

•7.50

CASH •10.00

CG •2.50

REG 03-04-2000 10:50

01 MC#01 000011

10 PLU0007 •20.00

10 @1/ 2.00

PLU0007 •20.00

•20.00

CASH •20.00

CG •0.00

Unit price ($2.50)preset

—————————

Item Quantity 1

—————————

PLU 14

—————————————

Payment Cash $3.00

Unit price ($2.50)preset

—————————

Item Quantity 3

—————————

PLU 14

—————————————

Payment Cash $10.00

Unit price ($2.00)preset

—————————

Item Quantity 10

—————————

PLU 7

—————————————

Payment Cash $20.00

— Quantity/result

or *

— Quantity/unit q’ty/@

— Result

Basic Operations and Setups

6 1s 6

6 p 6 s

Mode switch

PGM

Preset rate

Example:

10% 210

5.5% 25^5

12.34% 212^34

Preparing and using discounts

This section describes how to prepare and register discounts.

Programming discounts

To program a rate to the p key

Printing VAT breakdowns

The following example shows how to get VAT breakdown.

Any time you press the V key in a transaction, VAT breakdown is automatically printed

out at the end of the transaction.

Example OPERATION RECEIPT

10-!

10-F

* In case of every receipt needs VAT breakdown lines,

select the finalize (a, h, c, d, k ) key status to “Invoice.” Refer to page 65.

Dept. 3 $10.00

—————————

Item Quantity 1

—————————

Taxable (1)preset

—————————————

Payment Cash $10.00

REG 03-04-2000 10:55

01 MC#01 000012

1 DEPT01 T1 •10.00

TA1 •9.62

TX1 •0.38

•10.00

CASH •10.00

CG •0.00

Mode switch

REG

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CE-6100 User’s Manual

Mode switch

REG

Registering discounts

The following example shows how you can use the p key in various types of

registration.

Discount for items and subtotals

OPERATION RECEIPT

5-!

16+

3^5pp

15-F

• You can manually input rates up to 4 digits long (0.01% to 99.99%).

Taxable status of the p key

• Whenever you perform a discount operation on the last item registered, the tax calculation for discount amount

is performed in accordance with the tax status programmed for that item.

• Whenever you perform a discount operation on a subtotal amount, the tax calculation for the subtotal amount is

performed in accordance with the tax status programmed for the p key (see page 67).

Applies the preset discount

rate to the last item registered.

The input value takes priority

of the preset value.

Dept. 1 $5.00

—————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

—————————

Taxable (1)preset

—————————————

PLU 16

($10.00)

preset

—————————

Item 2 Quantity 1

—————————

Taxable (2)preset

—————————————

Discount Rate (5%)preset

—————————————

Subtotal Rate 3.5%

———————––––

discount Taxable

Nontaxable

—————————————

Payment Cash $15.00

REG 03-04-2000 11:00

01 MC#01 000013

1 DEPT01 T1 •5.00

1 PLU0016 T2 •10.00

%- -0.50

ST •14.50

3.5%

%- T2 -0.51

TA1 •5.00

TX1 •0.20

TA2 •9.50

TX2 •0.48

•14.67

CASH •15.00

CG •0.33

6 1s 6

6 m 6 s

Unit price

Mode switch

PGM

Preparing and using reductions

This section describes how to prepare and register reductions.

Programming for reductions

You can use the m key to reduce single item or subtotal amounts.

To program preset reduction amount

Basic Operations and Setups

Reduces the subtotal by the

value input here.

Reduces the last amount

registered by the value input.

Mode switch

REG

Registering reductions

The following examples show how you can use the m key in various types of

registration.

Reduction for items

OPERATION RECEIPT

5-!

25mm

45+

11-F

• You can manually input reduction values up to 7 digits long.

• If you want to subtract the reduction amount from the department or PLU totalizer, program “Net totaling for

departments and PLUs” (refer to page 58).

Reduction for subtotal

OPERATION RECEIPT

3-!

4-"

75mm

7-F

REG 03-04-2000 11:10

01 MC#01 000015

1 DEPT01 T1 •3.00

1 DEPT02 T2 •4.00

- -0.75

TA1 •3.00

TX1 •0.12

TA2 •4.00

TX2 •0.20

•6.57

CASH •7.00

CG •0.43

REG 03-04-2000 11:05

01 MC#01 000014

1 DEPT01 T1 •5.00

- T1 -0.25

1 PLU0045 T1 •6.00

- T1 -0.50

TA1 •10.25

TX1 •0.41

•10.66

CASH •11.00

CG •0.34

Dept. 1 $5.00

—————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

—————————

Taxable (1)preset

—————————————

Reduction

Amount $0.25

—————————————

PLU 45 ($6.00)preset

—————————

Item 2 Quantity 1

—————————

Taxable (1)preset

—————————————

Reduction

Amount ($0.50)preset

—————————————

Payment Cash $11.00

Dept. 1 $3.00

—————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

———————––––

Taxable (1)preset

—————————————

Dept. 2 $4.00

—————————

Item 2 Quantity 1

———————––––

Taxable (2)preset

—————————————

Subtotal Amount $0.75

———————––––

Reduction

Taxable (No)preset

—————————————

Payment Cash $7.00

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CE-6100 User’s Manual

Registering credit and check payments

The following examples show how to register credits and payments by check.

Check

OPERATION RECEIPT

11-!

20-kk

Credit

OPERATION RECEIPT

15-$

1234NN

Mixed tender (cash, credit and check)

OPERATION RECEIPT

55-$

30-kk

5-FF

Mode switch

REG

Dept. 4 $15.00

Item —————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Reference

Number 1234

—————————————

Payment Credit $15.00

Dept. 4 $55.00

Item —————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Check $30.00

—————————

Payment Cash $5.00

—————————

Credit $20.00

Dept. 1 $11.00

Item —————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Payment Check $20.00

REG 03-04-2000 11:15

01 MC#01 000016

1 DEPT01 •11.00

•11.00

CHECK •20.00

CG •9.00

REG 03-04-2000 11:20

01 MC#01 000017

1 DEPT04 •15.00

#/NS 1234

•15.00

CREDIT1 •15.00

— Reference No.

REG 03-04-2000 11:25

01 MC#01 000018

1 DEPT04 •55.00

•55.00

CHECK •30.00

CASH •5.00

CREDIT1 •20.00

Basic Operations and Setups

Preparing and registering the Euro

Basic programming for the Euro and its exchange rate

Before registering the Euro, you must define the main currency, and its exchange rate.

If you need to select cash drawer or some rounding specification, please refer to the page 62 for further

program (command code “2922” in the general programming).

Mode switch

REG

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.ycnerrucniamehtsaorueehtenifeD 0=seY 1=oN

:noitpognidnuortceleS 2=pudnuoR,1=ffotuC,0=ffodnuoR tnacifingiS )2~0(rebmun

)stigid-6nihtiw(etaregnahcxE tnacifingiS srebmun

::::::

:etaregnahcxefonoitisoptnioplamiceD 0=ylnoregetnI ,3=ecalplamiceddr3,2=ecalplamiceddn2,1=ecalplamicedts1 6=ecalplamicedht6,5=ecalplamicedht5,4=ecalplamicedht4 D(:elpmaxE

)”779100“teS;MD779.1=oruE1 ”2777591“teS;tiL91377.7591=oruE1

tnacifingiS )6~0(rebmun

”0“syawlA

;

6 3s 62822s 6

-------

6 a 6 s

Mode switch

PGM

-------

Registering the Euro

The following example shows the basic operation using the currency exchange

function.

(1) Case A

(2) Case B

ycnerrucniaMoruE

tnemyaPlacoL

egnahCoruE

etaRrFF5.0=oruE1

ycnerrucniaMlacoL

tnemyaPoruE

egnahClacoL

etaRrFF5.0=oruE1

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REG 03-04-2000 11:30

01 MC#01 000019

1 DEPT01 •6.00

•6.00

⁄12.00

EURO money

CASH ⁄15.00

CASH •7.50

CG •1.50

REG 03-04-2000 11:35

01 MC#01 000020

1 DEPT01 ⁄12.00

⁄12.00

•6.00

LOCAL money

CASH •6.00

CASH ⁄12.00

CG ⁄0.00

Case A

OPERATION DISPLAY

600 !

15-

Case B

OPERATION DISPLAY

12- !

Printouts CASE A CASE B

1Press the q key, which converts the subtotal amount

into the sub currency by applying the preset exchange

rate.

After you press the s key, the result is shown on the

display.

1Press the q key if you enter the payment in the sub

currency.

1Press the a key to finalize the transaction.

The change amount is shown in the programmed

currency.

1Press the q key, which converts the subtotal amount

into the sub currency by applying the preset exchange

rate.

After you press the s key, the result is shown on the

display.

1Press the q key if you enter the payment in the sub

currency.

1Press the a key to finalize the transaction.

The change amount is shown in the programmed

currency.

~00e

1"00e

~00e

1%00e

!50

~00l

&00l

~00l

&00l

~00

Basic Operations and Setups

Validation printing

You can perform total amount validation following finalization using a, h, k,

c, d keys and r, P keys. Also you can perform single item validation.

Total amount validation OPERATION RECEIPT

14-!

20-k

1 Open the journal window.

2 Insert paper.

3 Press vv

Dept. 1 $14.00

Item —————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Payment Check $20.00

—————————————

Validation

REG 03-04-2000 11:40

01 MC#01 000021

1 DEPT01 •14.00

•14.00

CHECK •20.00

CG •6.00

REG

01 030400 1140 MC#01

021

CHECK •14.00

REG

01 030400 1140 MC#01 000021 CHECK •14.00

70 mm Min.

135 mm ~ 210 mm

Mode (4 digits)

Clerk name (6 digits)

Date (6 digits), Time (4 digits)

Machine/Cons. No. (6 digits ea.)

Key descriptor

Amount

Format A

Format B

Validation sample

Mode switch

REG

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CE-6100 User’s Manual

Registering returned goods in the RF mode

The following examples show how to use the RF mode to register goods returned by

customers.

Normal refund transaction

OPERATION RECEIPT

150!

Mode switch

Returned Dept. 1 $1.50

—————————

Item 1 Quantity 2

—————————————

Returned PLU 2 ($1.20)preset

—————————

Item 2 Quantity 6

—————————————

Payment Cash $10.20

03-04-2000 11:50

01 MC#01 000023

1 DEPT01 •1.50

6 PLU0002 •7.20

•10.20

CASH •10.20

—————————————— RF mode symbol

Registering returned goods in the REG mode

The following example shows how to use the R key in the REG mode to register

goods returned by customers.

OPERATION RECEIPT

235!

2-"

235!

Dept. 1 $2.35

Item 1 —————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Dept. 2 $2.00

Item 2 —————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

PLU 1 ($1.20)preset

Item 3 —————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Returned Dept. 1 $2.35

—————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

—————————————

Returned PLU 1 ($1.20)preset

—————————

Item 3 Quantity 1

—————————————

Payment Cash $2.00

Press R before the item you

want to return.

REG 03-04-2000 11:45

01 MC#01 000022

1 DEPT01 •2.35

1 DEPT02 •2.00

1 PLU0001 •1.20

RF •••••••••

1 DEPT01 -2.35

RF •••••••••

1 PLU0001 -1.20

•2.00

CASH •2.00

Mode switch

REG

Basic Operations and Setups

Reduction of amounts paid on refund

OPERATION RECEIPT

4-#

15m

Important!

• To avoid miss registrations in the RF mode, return the mode switch to the former position immediately.

Registering money received on account

The following example shows how to register money received on account. This

registration must be performed out of a sale.

OPERATION RECEIPT

7--rr

Amount can be up to 8 digits.

Registering money paid out

The following example shows how to register money paid out from the register. This

registration must be performed out of a sale.

OPERATION RECEIPT

150PP

Amount can be up to 8 digits.

Received amount $700.00 REG 03-04-2000 12:00

01 MC#01 000025

RC •700.00

Mode switch

REG

Paid out amount $1.50

Mode switch

REG

REG 03-04-2000 12:05

01 MC#01 000026

PD •1.50

03-04-2000 11:55

01 MC#01 000024

1 DEPT03 T1 •4.00

- T1 -0.15

1 PLU0002 T2 •1.20

%- T2 -0.06

TA1 •3.85

TX1 •0.15

TA2 •1.14

TX2 •0.06

•5.20

CASH •5.20

Returned Dept. 3 $4.00

—————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

—————————————

Reduction

Amount $0.15

—————————————

Returned PLU 2 ($1.20)preset

—————————

Item 2 Quantity 1

—————————————

Discount Rate (5%)preset

—————————————

Payment Cash $5.20

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Registering loan amounts

Use this procedure to register loan or bank received from the office.

OPERATION RECEIPT

10X

1-ll

5-ll

Registering pick up amounts

Use this procedure to register pick up money from cash drawer.

OPERATION RECEIPT

10X

50LL

10LL

Changing media in drawer

Use this procedure to change media in drawer.

OPERATION RECEIPT

10-k

Enter the amount to be changed.

8-a

2-h

REG 03-04-2000 12:10

01 MC#01 000027

LOAN •10.00

LOAN •25.00

CASH •35.00

Mode switch

REG

Mode switch

REG

Note $1.00

—————————

Quantity 10

Item —————————

Note $5.00

—————————

Quantity 5

—————————————

Media Cash $35.00

Coin $0.50

—————————

Quantity 10

Item —————————

Coin $0.10

—————————

Quantity 5

—————————————

Media Cash $5.50

REG 03-04-2000 12:15

01 MC#01 000028

P.UP •5.00

P.UP •0.50

CASH •5.50

Mode switch

REG

Check -10.00

—————————

Media Cash $8.00

—————————

Charge $2.00

REG 03-04-2000 12:20

01 MC#01 000029

MEDIA CHG •••••••••

CHECK •10.00

CASH •8.00

CH •2.00

Basic Operations and Setups

Making corrections in a registration

There are three techniques you can use to make corrections in a registration.

• To correct an item that you input but not yet registered.

• To correct the last item you input and registered.

• To cancel all items in a transaction.

To correct an item you input but not yet registered

OPERATION RECEIPT

1-!

12X

11X

2-"

15+

10-:

10-

15-F

—

— Correction of unit price

—

— Correction of quantity

—

— Correction of PLU No.

—

— Correction of open PLU unit price

—

— Correction of partial tender amount

—

REG 03-04-2000 12:25

01 MC#01 000030

1 DEPT01 •1.00

11 DEPT02 •22.00

1 PLU0003 •1.30

1 PLU0015 •10.00

•34.30

CASH •15.00

CREDIT1 •19.30

Mode switch

REG

Enter PLU No. again.

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To correct an item you input and registered

OPERATION RECEIPT

1-!

2-"

15+

6-:

15+

10-:

4-$

50p

R2-"

R220"

20-F

15-F

REG 03-04-2000 12:30

01 MC#01 000031

1 DEPT01 •1.00

1 DEPT02 •2.00

CORR -2.00

1 PLU0002 •1.20

CORR -1.20

1 PLU0005 •1.50

1 PLU0015 •6.00

CORR -6.00

1 PLU0015 •10.00

8 DEPT04 •32.00

CORR -32.00

6 DEPT04 •24.00

ST •38.50

50%

%- -19.25

CORR •19.25

ST •38.50

%- -1.93

RF •••••••••

1 DEPT02 -2.00

CORR •2.00

RF •••••••••

1 DEPT02 -2.20

•34.37

CASH •20.00

CORR -20.00

CASH •15.00

CREDIT1 •19.37

—

—— Clearance

—

— Correction of PLU No.

—

— Correction of open

PLU unit price

—

— Correction of quantity

—

— Correction of discount

—

— Correction of refund item

—

— Correction of partial tender

—

Basic Operations and Setups

To cancel all items in a transaction

OPERATION RECEIPT

1-!

2-"

3-#

4-$

No sale registration

You can use the following procedure to open the drawer without registering a sale.

This operation must be performed out of a sale.

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REG 03-04-2000 12:35

01 MC#01 000032

1 DEPT01 •1.00

1 DEPT02 •2.00

1 DEPT03 •3.00

1 DEPT04 •4.00

CANCEL •••••••••

Pressing s key is necessary

to cancel the transaction.

REG 03-04-2000 12:40

01 MC#01 000033

#/NS •••••••••

Mode switch

REG

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Printing the daily sales reset report

This report shows daily sales totals.

OPERATION REPORT

03-04-2000 12:45

01 MC#01 000035

------------------------

Z BATCH01

------------------------

Z FIX 0001

0001011

GROSS 981.25

•6,574.40

NET No 111

•7,057.14

CAID •1,919.04

CHID •139.04

CKID •859.85

CRID(1) •709.85

------------------------

RF No 3

•10.22

CUST CT 111

------------------------

TA1 •2,369.69

TX1 •128.86

TA2 •2,172.96

TX2 •217.33

------------------------

GT1 •00000000125478.96

GT2 •00000000346284.23

GT3 •00000000123212.75

------------------------

Z TRANS 0001

0001012

CASH No 362

•1,638.04

CHARGE No 56

•1,174.85

RC No 4

•810.00

PD No 5

•520.00

Mode switch

•5.00

CORR No 14

•39.55

VLD No 19

RCT No 3

NS No 5

------------------------

Z DEPT 0001

0001015

DEPT01 203.25

•1,108.54

DEPT02 183

•1,362.26

DEPT15 5

•17.22

------------------------

TL 421.25

•2,872.28

------------------------

Z CASHIER 0001

0001017

01 ...........1

GROSS 421.25

•2,872.28

NET No 111

•1,845.35

CAID •1,057.14

CHID •139.04

02 ...........1

*1 Zero totalled departments/functions/clerks are not

printed by programming.

*2 These items can be skipped by programming.

— Department report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Department count/amount *1

— Department total count/total amount

— Clerk report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Clerk name/drawer No. *1

— Gross total *1

— Net total *1

— Cash in drawer *1

— Clerk name/drawer No.

— Date/time

— Clerk name/mc No./consecutive No.

—

Report title

— Fixed total report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Gross total *2

— Net total *2

— Cash in drawer *2

— Charge in drawer *2

— Check in drawer *2

— Credit in drawer *2

— Refund mode *2

— Number of customer *2

— Taxable 1 amount *2

— Tax 1 amount *2

— Taxable 2 amount *2

— Tax 2 amount *2

— Grand total 1 *2

— Grand total 2 *2

— Grand total 3 *2

— Function key report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Function key count/amount *1

Advanced Operations and Setups

This chapter describes more sophisticated operations that you can use to suit the needs of your retail

environment.

Clerk interrupt function

There are two types of clerk interrupt function, illustrated by PROCEDURE 1 and PROCEDURE 2 below.

• In PROCEDURE 1, each clerk possesses a unique clerk interrupt buffer, and so the clerk interrupt function

gives each individual clerk the ability to perform an independent registration operation. In this case, each clerk

is individually linked to a unique clerk interrupt buffer.

• In PROCEDURE 2, multiple clerks use the same clerk interrupt buffer, and so a single clerk interrupt

operation (clerk change during registration) can be performed any registration is in progress.

In this case, multiple clerks are linked to a single clerk interrupt buffer.

Note the following important points concerning the clerk interrupt function.

1. The register must be programmed to allow the clerk interrupt function.

2. To use the clerk interrupt function, a clerk interrupt buffer must be allocated with the memory allocation

operation. Next the manager control operation (X1 mode) should be used to perform clerk assignment for the

clerk interrupt function. The clerk interrupt operation cannot be performed by clerks who are not linked to a

clerk interrupt buffer.

In the REG1, REG2, and RF modes, clerks can be changed while a transaction is in progress, making it

possible for multiple clerks to simultaneously perform registrations in the same mode using a single register.

For example, if clerk 1 is interrupted while registering a transaction, clerk 2 can use the same machine to

interrupted.

PROCEDURE 1

Clerk 1

Clerk 2

Sign on

Registration A Post receipt AFinalization A

Finalization BRegistration B

<CASH>

Clerk 1

Clerk 2

Sign on

Registration A Finalization A + B

Registration B

<CASH>

PROCEDURE 2

NOTES

• A guest receipt can be issued following clerk change, and receipts can be issued separately for each clerk.

• A cancel operation can be performed during registration by either of the clerks. When clerk 1 signs back on

(after being interrupted by clerk 2), the cancel operation cancels only the items registered after signing back on

(only this receipt) or from the top of the transaction. This is selectable by the key program.

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Single item cash sales

A department key or PLU programmed with single item sale status finalizes the transaction as soon as it is

registered.

The single item sales function cannot work properly if the keyboard does not include <CASH> (the cash key).

The single item sales function can only be used for cash sales.

Example 1

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1-!!

Example 2

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Example 3

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2-#

Dept. 1 $1.00

——————————

Item Quantity 1

——————————

Status S.I.S

—————————————

Payment Cash $1.00

The transaction is immedi-

ately finalized.

REG 03-04-2000 13:00

01 MC#01 000050

1 DEPT01 •1.00

•1.00

CASH •1.00

— Mode/date/time

— Clerk/consecutive No.

— Department No./unit price

— Total amount

The transaction is immedi-

ately finalized.

The transaction is not finalized.

Because another item is

registered before the single item

sales department.

REG 03-04-2000 13:05

01 MC#01 000051

3 DEPT01 •3.00

•3.00

CASH •3.00

REG 03-04-2000 13:10

01 MC#01 000052

1 DEPT03 •2.00

1 DEPT01 •1.00

•3.00

CASH •3.00

Dept. 1 ($1.00)

——————————

Item Quantity 3

——————————

Status S.I.S

—————————————

Payment Cash $3.00

Dept. 3 $2.00

——————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

——————————

Status Normal

—————————————

Dept. 1 ($1.00)

——————————

Item 2 Quantity 1

——————————

Status S.I.S

—————————————

Payment Cash $3.00

Advanced Operations and Setups

Addition

Addition (plus)

Example

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1-!

10BB

2-!

Premium (%+)

Example

OPERATION RECEIPT

1-!

10BB

2-!

Dept. 1 $1.00

——————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

——————————

Addition $0.10

—————————————

Dept. 1 $2.00

——————————

Item 2 Quantity 3

——————————

Addition 3 × ($0.20)

—————————————

Payment Cash $7.70

REG 03-04-2000 13:15

01 MC#01 000053

1 DEPT01 •1.00

+ •0.10

3 DEPT01 •6.00

+ •0.60

•7.70

CASH •7.70

Dept. 1 $1.00

——————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

——————————

Premium 10%

—————————————

Dept. 1 $2.00

Item 2 ——————————

Quantity 3

—————————————

Subtotal Premium (15%)

—————————————

Payment Cash $8.17

REG 03-04-2000 13:20

01 MC#01 000054

1 DEPT01 •1.00

10%

%+ •0.10

3 DEPT01 •6.00

ST •7.10

15%

%+ •1.07

•8.17

CASH •8.17

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Coupon transactions

Note that errors result when the result of a calculation is negative if the cash register is programmed to prohibit

credit balances.

Coupon registration using <COUPON> (coupon key)

Example

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3-!

50BB

4-#

Coupon registration using <COUPON2> (coupon 2 key)

Example

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15-!

B150!

10+

B50+

Dept. 1 $3.00

——————————

Item 1 Quantity 2

——————————

Coupon $0.50 × 2

—————————————

Dept. 3 $4.00

——————————

Item 2 Quantity 1

——————————

Coupon ($1.00)

—————————————

Payment Cash $8.00

REG 03-04-2000 13:25

01 MC#01 000055

2 DEPT01 •6.00

CPN -1.00

1 DEPT03 •4.00

CPN -1.00

•8.00

CASH •8.00

CPN

Dept. 1 $15.00

——————————

Item 1 Quantity 1

——————————

Coupon 2 $1.50

Dept. 1

—————————————

PLU 10 $5.00

——————————

Item 2 Quantity 1

——————————

Coupon 2 ($0.50)

PLU 50

—————————————

Payment Cash $18.00

CPN2

REG 03-04-2000 13:30

01 MC#01 000056

1 DEPT01 •15.00

CPN2 •••••••••

1 DEPT01 -1.50

1 PLU0010 •5.00

CPN2 •••••••••

1 PLU0050 -0.50

•18.00

CASH •18.00

Advanced Operations and Setups

Arrangement key registrations

Key operations can be assigned to an <ARRANGE> (arrangement key). Then, simply pressing <ARRANGE>

performs all of the key functions assigned to it.

Key operations can also be assigned to an address code. Then, when you input the address code using

<ARRANGE>, all of the key functions assigned to the address code are performed.

Example 1

OPERATION RECEIPT

Example 2

OPERATION RECEIPT

5AA

Arrangement programming

Arrangement key allocation

Please refer to page 80.

Attribution of <ARRANGEMENT> programming

Please refer to page 69.

The operation in <ARRANGEMENT> programming

Arrangement 1

—————————————

PLU 1 ($8.00)

Item 1 ——————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

PLU 2 ($5.00)

Item 2 ——————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Payment Cash $13.00

REG 03-04-2000 13:35

01 MC#01 000057

1 PLU0001 •8.00

1 PLU0002 •5.00

•13.00

CASH •13.00

Arrangement 5

—————————————

Dept. 1 $1.00

Item 1 ——————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Dept. 2 $2.00

Item 2 ——————————

Quantity 1

—————————————

Payment Cash $3.00

REG 03-04-2000 13:40

01 MC#01 000058

1 DEPT01 •1.00

1 DEPT02 •2.00

•3.00

CASH •3.00

6 3s 6

{

}

38s 6 A 60a 6

6 A 6 s

1

2



Mode switch

PGM

The same

should be pressed.

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(Displays in ¥: 3,150)

(Displays in $)

(5,000)

Currency exchange function

When <CE> (currency exchange key) is pressed, a current subtotal including tax is converted directly into

foreign currency and the result is displayed, and the subsequent finalization is handled using the foreign

currency. The currency exchange function is released by finalizing a transaction, partial tender operation,

receipt issuance, or by pressing <SUBTOTAL>.

Before using the currency exchange function, it is necessary to program the conversion rate.

Registering foreign currency

Full amount tender in foreign currency

* Pre-programmed exchange rate: ¥ 100 = $0.9524

Important!

Tenders in a foreign currency can be registered using a and k only. Other finalize keys cannot

be used.

OPERATION DISPLAY RECEIPT

5Enter the unit price and press the

applicable department key.

5Enter the next unit price and press

the applicable department key.

5Press E and s without en-

tering a numeric value. This op-

eration converts the subtotal (in-

cluding tax) dollar value into yen

by applying a pre-programmed ex-

change rate. The result is shown

on the display and printed on the

receipt/journal by programming.

5Enter the amount tendered in yen

and press E. This operation

converts the entered yen amount

into dollars by applying a pre-

programmed exchange rate. The

result is shown on the display.

5Press to finalize the transaction.

Note that you do not need to reen-

ter the dollar amount.

The register automatically calcu-

lates the change amount due in

dollars and shows it on the dis-

play, receipts and journal.

10-!

20-"

EsEs

50-EE

REG 03-04-2000 13:45

01 MC#01 000059

1 DEPT01 •10.00

2 DEPT02 •20.00

•30.00

CASH ¥5,000

CASH •47.62

CG •17.62

01 1~00

02 2~00

#150

%000

1¶62

Advanced Operations and Setups

Partial tender in a foreign currency

* Pre-programmed exchange rate: ¥ 100 = $0.9524

Important!

Partial tender in a foreign currency can be registered using a and k only. Other finalization keys

cannot be used, but the remaining tender can be finalized using any finalize key.

OPERATION DISPLAY RECEIPT

5Enter the unit price and press the

applicable department key.

5Enter the next unit price and press

the applicable department key.

5Press E and s without en-

tering a numeric value. This op-

eration converts the subtotal (in-

cluding tax) dollar value into yen

by applying a pre-programmed ex-

change rate. The result is shown

on the display and printed on the

receipt/journal by programming.

5Enter the partial amount tendered

in yen and press E.

This operation converts the en-

tered yen amount into dollars by

applying a pre-programmed ex-

change rate. The result is shown

on the display.

5Press a to specify cash tender

for the yen partial tender. Note

that you do not need to reenter the

dollar amount.

The register automatically deducts

the dollar equivalent of the yen

amount tendered from the total

amount due and shows the amount

on the display.

Press to finalize the transaction.

10-!

20-"

EsEs

20-EE

01 1~00

02 2~00

#150

"000

1~95

(Displays in $)

(Displays in ¥: 3,150)

(Displays in $)

(2,000)

REG 03-04-2000 13:50

01 MC#01 000060

1 DEPT01 •10.00

1 DEPT02 •20.00

•30.00

CASH ¥2,000

CASH •19.05

CHECK •10.95

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Temporarily releasing compulsion

<OPEN 2> (open 2 key) can be programmed to release specific compulsion.

Example 1

OPERATION RECEIPT

10-!

10-k

2-"

Example 2

OPERATION RECEIPT

10-!

10-k

Unit price

$10.00

Item —————————

Dept. 1

—————————————

Payment

Check

$10.00

—————————————

Validation compulsory

REG 03-04-2000 13:55

01 MC#01 000061

1 DEPT01 •10.00

•10.00

CHECK •10.00

CG •0.00

OPEN

Validation compulsory (E041)

Validation compulsory

is temporarily released.

Input customer No. compulsory

—————————————

Unit price

$10.00

Item —————————

Dept. 1

—————————————

Payment

Check

$10.00

OPEN

Input customer No. compulsory

(E019)

Compulsory is temporarily released.

REG 03-04-2000 14:00

01 MC#01 000062

1 DEPT01 •10.00

•10.00

CHECK •10.00

CG •0.00

6 1s 6

6 E 6 s

Preset rate

Example:

$1.00 = ¥110.50

¥100 = $0.9050

1^105

0^905



Integer

(Max. 4-digit) Decimal

(Max. 4-digit)

Mode switch

PGM

Currency exchange programming

Currency exchange key allocation

Please refer to page 80.

Attribution of <CURRENCY EXCHANGE> programming

Please refer to page 69.

Exchange rate programming

Advanced Operations and Setups

Programming to clerk

You can program up to 4-digit assigning number (clerk number), trainee status of clerk (i.e. training cashier)

and commission rate for each clerk.

Programming clerk number

6 3s 6

{

}

07s 6 : : : : a 6 s

Clerk number

To other clerk

Rec. No.

Mode switch

PGM

Programming trainee status

Programming commission rate

63s6

{

}

07s667s6 : 0~0a6s

Trainee status:

• Normal clerk = 0

• Training clerk = 1

To other clerk

To the next clerk

Rec. No.

Mode switch

PGM

63s6

{

}

07s668s 6 : ~ : a6s

D8 ~ D1

Commission rate

To other clerk

To the next clerk

Rec. No.

Mode switch

PGM

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200000

300000

400000

500000

600000

700000

800000

900000

0100000

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Programming machine features

You can program several machine features by the general control file.

Programming to general control file

6 3s 6

s 6

a 6 s

Address code Program data

Mode switch

PGM

Address code 0122

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Address code 0222

Address code 0322

Advanced Operations and Setups

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7~35

9~801

Address code 0422

Rounding

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Address code 0522

Advanced Operations and Setups

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.metisuoiverpehtot–/+fosutatsnoissimmocdnasutatselbaxatehtwolloF a 0=seY 1=oN

)c+b+a( D

.noitazilaniferofebxatetarretsigerotecroF b 0=oN 2=seY

.noitarepoteser/daererofebnoitaralcedyenomaecroF c 0=oN 4=seY

sserpotecroF snoitazilaniferofeba

0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.noitazilanifelihwecnalabtidercwollA b 0=seY 2=oN

.noitareposunimretsiger/dnuferelpitlumwollA c 0=seY 4=oN

)gnilatotteN(.metiehtot–%/+%,–/+fotluserehttceffA a 0=oN 1=seY

)b+a( D

latottennixatno-ddaedulcnI b 0=seY 2=oN

.latottenninoissimmocedulcnI a 0=seY 2=oN

)b+a( D

:stupnicirnemunyektnemtrapedfotnemtaerT

1edirrevotnuomasataerT

2snoisnetxeytitnauqsataerT b10=

24=

.deussisitpieceranehwreffubyekehtraelC a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.enothctacyeksdnuoS b 0=seY 2=oN

.deussisienolanigiroehtfineve,tpiecertsopeussiotwollA c 0=oN 4=seY

.)edom1X(edomlortnocreganamehtnignimmargorp1margorpwollA a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.yalpsidemitgnirud”sdnoces“yalpsiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.rewardtilstcennoC c 0=oN 4=seY

sutatsedomFR 0=FR 1=–GER

.noitcasnartenorep–%/+%,–/+fonoitartsigerenowollA 0=oN 4=seY

.noitartsiger–%/+%fotigidtnacifingistsaelehtnodnuoR a 0=oN 1=seY

)b+a( D

.rotarapesyalpsiD b 0=seY 2=oN

.gnineporewardyroslupmocelihwyrtneciremunwollA a 0=seY 2=oN

)b+a( D

:gnirebmunULP

1,)laicneuqes(.oNyromemyB 2edocmodnaryB b10=

24=

Address code 0622

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noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

:1ycnerrucngieroffoedomyratenoM tnacifingiS )9~0(rebmun

:1ycnerrucngierofroflamiceD

1,0=doireP 21=ammoC a10=

21=

)b+a( D

:1ycnerrucngierofrofrotarapeS

1,0=ammoC 21=doireP b10=

24=

:2ycnerrucngieroffoedomyratenoM tnacifingiS )9~0(rebmun

:2ycnerrucngierofroflamiceD

1,0=doireP 21=ammoC a10=

21=

)b+a( D

:2ycnerrucngierofrofrotarapeS

1,0=ammoC 21=doireP b10=

24=

:3ycnerrucngieroffoedomyratenoM tnacifingiS )9~0(rebmun

:3ycnerrucngierofroflamiceD

1,0=doireP 21=ammoC a10=

21=

)b+a( D

:3ycnerrucngierofrofrotarapeS

1,0=ammoC 21=doireP b10=

24=

:4ycnerrucngieroffoedomyratenoM tnacifingiS )9~0(rebmun

:4ycnerrucngierofroflamiceD

1,0=doireP 21=ammoC a10=

21=

)b+a( D

:4ycnerrucngierofrofrotarapeS

1,0=ammoC 21=doireP b10=

24=

Address code 1422

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.lanruoj/tpiecerno1tnuomaelbaxattnirP a 0=seY 1=oN

)c+b+a( D

.lanruoj/tpiecerno2tnuomaelbaxattnirP b 0=seY 2=oN

.lanruoj/tpiecerno3tnuomaelbaxattnirP c 0=seY 4=oN

.lanruoj/tpiecerno4tnuomaelbaxattnirP a 0=seY 1=oN

)c+b+a( D

.lanruoj/tpiecerno5tnuomaelbaxattnirP b 0=seY 2=oN

.lanruoj/tpiecerno6tnuomaelbaxattnirP c 0=seY 4=oN

.lanruoj/tpiecerno7tnuomaelbaxattnirP a 0=seY 1=oN

)c+b+a( D

.lanruoj/tpiecerno8tnuomaelbaxattnirP b 0=seY 2=oN

.lanruoj/tpiecerno9tnuomaelbaxattnirP c 0=seY 4=oN

.lanruoj/tpiecerno01tnuomaelbaxattnirP 0=seY 1=oN

”0“syawlA

;;

)setunim95~00(remitlliT tnacifingiS srebmun

)sdnoces95~00(remitlliT tnacifingiS srebmun

Address code 1022

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noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

edomFR/GERni)hsac(yroslupmocnoitaralcedyenoM a 0=oN 1=seY

:)c+b+a( D

edomFR/GERni)egrahc(yroslupmocnoitaralcedyenoM b 0=oN 2=seY

edomFR/GERni)kcehc(yroslupmocnoitaralcedyenoM c 0=oN 4=seY

edomFR/GERni)tiderc(yroslupmocnoitaralcedyenoM 0=oN 1=seY :

”0“syawlA ;

.latotbusnoissimmocnitnuomaTAVedulcnI a 0=oN 1=seY :)b+a( D

<gnisserprevenehWSULP<ro>SUNIMsideretsigertnuomaeht,>

.stnuomaelbaxatllagnomadenoitroporp b0=oN 2=seY

:noissimmocfognidnuoR 2=pudnuoR,1=ffotuC,0=ffodnuoR tnacifingiS )2~0(rebmun :

.gnimmargorpecirptinunisorezowtdneppA 0=oN 1=seY :

.tpiecernoetadtnirP a 0=seY 1=oN

:)c+b+a( D

.lanruojnoetadtnirP b 0=seY 2=oN

.lanruoj/tpiecernorebmunevitucesnoctnirP c 0=seY 4=oN

.tpiecernoemittnirP a 0=seY 1=oN

:)c+b+a( D

.lanruojnoemittnirP b 0=seY 2=oN

tsopdnatpiecerdereffubnonoitartsigerULP/tnemtrapedemasehtegreM )noitadilosnocmetI(.tpiecer c0=seY 4=oN

”0“syawlA ;;

Address code 1722

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noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.tpiecernoegassemogoltnirP ).desusipmatsogol,”oN“tcelesfI( 0=oN 1=seY

.tpiecertseugnoegassemlaicremmoctnirP a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.tpiecertseugnoegassemmottobtnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.tpiecertseugnoegassemetaidemretnitnirP c 0=oN 4=seY

.egassempotllibtnirP a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.egassemypocllibtnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.egassemmottobllibtnirP c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA

;

.edomFR/GERnistpiecernoegassemlaicremmoctnirP a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edomFR/GERnistpiecernoegassemmottobtnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.edomFR/GERnilanruojnoegassemlaicremmoctnirP c 0=oN 4=seY

.edomFR/GERnilanruojnoegassemmottobtnirP a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edomZ/XnistpiecernoegassemlaicremmoctnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.edomZ/XnistpiecernoegassemmottobtnirP c 0=oN 4=seY

.edomZ/XnilanruojnoegassemlaicremmoctnirP a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edomZ/XnilanruojnoegassemmottobtnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.edomMGPnitpiecernoegassemlaicremmoctnirP c 0=oN 4=seY

.edomMGPnitpiecernoegassemmottobtnirP a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edomMGPnilanruojnoegassemlaicremmoctnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.edomMGPnilanruojnoegassemmottobtnirP c 0=oN 4=seY

.stpiecerMGP-OTUAroCFnoegassemlaicremmoctnirP a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.stpiecerMGP-OTUAroCFnoegassemmottobtnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.lanruojMGP-OTUAroCFnoegassemlaicremmoctnirP c 0=oN 4=seY

.lanruojMGP-OTUAroCFnoegassemmottobtnirP 0=oN 1=seY

Address code 2122

Advanced Operations and Setups

Programming department/PLU

There are two ways to program to department/PLU, batch feature programming and individual feature

programming.

Batch feature programming to department/PLU

• Department

6 3s 6 : ~ : 6

Department

6 s

To another department key

Program data

Mode switch

PGM

6 3s 6 PLU No.+ 6 : ~ : 6 a 6 s

Program data

Mode switch

PGM

To new (not sequencial) PLU

Different program to the next PLU

• PLU

Address code 2922

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

:ycnerrucbusfoedomyratenoM

0,0= 0~ ,1= 00~ ,2= 000~ 3= tnacifingiS )3~0(rebmun :

.ycnerrucbusrofgnidnuorylppA 3=hsinaD,2=2FI,1=1FI,0=gnidnuoroN 5=naeropagniS,4=naigewroN

tnacifgingiS )5~0(rebmun :

:ycnerrucbusforebmunrewardhsaC2~0

).rewardniamsnaem”0“( tnacifgingiS rebmun :

:tuotnirplatotbusfoycnerrucehtfonoitceleS

1,ylnoycnerrucniaM 2ycnerrucbusdnaniaM 10=

22= :

:egnahcfoycnerrucehtfonoitceleS

1,ycnerrucniaM 2ycnerrucbuS a10=

21=

:)c+b+a( D

.stropernoycnerrucbusforewardnihsacehttnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

:ycnerrucbusfolobmysyalpsiD

1e,2lc10=

24=

tnuomarofstigidowttsalno)57,05,52,00ot(tcirtserotycnerrucehT :derednet 1,ycnerrucniaM 2ycnerrucbuS a10=

21=

:)c+b+a( D

.troperlatotxifnoycnerrucbusfolatotgnidnuortnirP b 0=oN 2=seY

.5ro0otseirtnetnuomayratenomycnerrucbusroftigid1tsaL c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA ;;;;

* IF 1, IF 2, Danish, Norwegian and Singaporean rounding, refer to page 56.

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noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

:lortnocmetielgniS 3=tpiecermetielgniS,0=tpiecerlamroN tnacifingiS rebmun

”0“syawlA

;

noitaraperp/tnemidnoc/lamroN 2=noitaraperP,1=tnemidnoC,0=metilamroN tnacifingiS rebmun

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbanE a 0=seY 1=oN

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbanE b 0=seY 2=oN

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbanE c 0=seY 4=oN

:sutatselbaxaT .wolebeeS

.ecirptinu0elbanE a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.ecirpevitagenelbanE b 0=oN 2=seY

hsaH c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA

;

.ecirptinuderetneyllaunamrof)LDL(noitatimiltigidwoL tnacifingiS rebmun

).elbissopsinoitadilavenoylno,”oN“fI(:noitadilavelpitluM a 0=seY 1=oN

)b+a( D

)ULProfevitceffeylnO(ULPnepO b 0=oN 4=seY

1noissimmoC a 0=oN 1=seY

)b+a( D

2noissimmoC b 0=oN 2=seY

.tupniULPnoitaraperp/tnemidnocforebmunyroslupmoC tnacifingiS )8~0(rebmun

• Program data

eropagniSrof

”0“syawlA ;

sutats1elbaxaTa

1=seY 0=oN

:)c+b+a( D

sutats2elbaxaTb

2=seY 0=oN

sutats3elbaxaTc

4=seY 0=oN

aerarehtorof

0=xatnoN 1=1elbaxaT 2=2elbaxaT 3=3elbaxaT

4=4elbaxaT 5=5elbaxaT 6=6elbaxaT 7=7elbaxaT

8=8elbaxaT 9=9elbaxaT 01=01elbaxaT tnacifingiS srebmun ::

Taxable status

Advanced Operations and Setups

6 3s 6

66s 6

Department

6 s

To another department key

Same program

Program data

Mode switch

PGM

Address code

Individual feature programming to department/PLU

• Department

6 3s 6 : :66s 6 PLU No.+ 6 : ~ : 6 a 6 s

To new (not sequencial) PLU

Program data

Address code

Different program to the next PLU

Same program

Mode switch

PGM

• PLU

• Program data

Address code 1166

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)51~00(:rebmundrocerpuorgkniL tnacifingiS srebmun ::

)ULProf()51~00(:rebmundrocertnemtapedkniL tnacifingiS srebmun ::

”0“syawlA ;;

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)ULProfylno(edocmodnarULP tnacifingiS srebmun

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)ULProfylno(rebmundrocerelbatunemteS tnacifingiS srebmun ::::

)ULProfylno(rebmunelifelbatunemteS ”82“syawlA ::

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.yllaunamecirptinugniretneroftimiltnuomahgiH tnacifingiS srebmun

Address code 1266

Address code 1366

Address code 1566

2 8

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6 3s 6

6 s

To another transaction key

Program data

Mode switch

PGM

Transaction

key

Programming to transaction keys

Procedure

Data

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)noitatimilonsnaem”0“(gnitnirpnoitadilavforebmunelbawollA

4*3*2*1*

rebmuntnacifingiS )9~0( :

.noitareponoitadilavecroF

4*3*2*1*

a0=oN 1=seY :)b+a(D

derednettnuomarofstigidowttsalno)57,05,52,00ot(noitcirtseR )gnidnuorhsinaDni>HSAC<rofylnO(

b0=oN 4=seY

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD

4*3*

a0=oN 1=seY

:)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD

4*3*

b0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD

4*3*

c0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA ;

tnemyaplaitrapafoyrtnetibihorPa

0=oN 1=seY

:)c+b+a( D

.derednettnuomaehtfoyrtneehttibihorPb

0=oN 2=seY

.derednettnuomaehtfoyrtneecroFc

0=oN 4=seY

.nwodkaerbTAVtnirP

3*1*

a0=oN 1=seY

:)c+b+a( D

)>KCEHC<rofylnO(noissimmocgnihsackcehC

1tnuomanaesU 2etaraesU b0=tnuomA 2=etaR

tnuomanoitadilaV

3*2*

1tnuomalatotbustnirP 2derednettnuomatnirP c0=latotbuS 4=redneT

”0“syawlA ;

.stnuomagnirednetdnalatotbusrofnoitacificepstimiltnuomahgiH

eulavmumixaM )9~0( ::

sorezforebmuN )9~0(

.eudtnuomaegnahcrofnoitacificepstimiltnuomahgiH

eulavmumixaM )9~0( ::

sorezforebmuN )9~0(

SrofsnoitpodilaveraesohT1*METIELGNI.llewsa

CrofsnoitpodilaveraesohT2*KCEHCAGNIHSA.llewsa

CrofsnoitpodilaveraesohT3*EGNAHCXEYCNERRU.llewsa)rednetlaitrapedulcni( .llewsa)rednetlaitrapedulcni(EGNAHCAIDEMrofsnoitpodilaveraesohT4*

Advanced Operations and Setups

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)noitatimilonsnaem”0“(gnitnirpnoitadilavforebmunelbawollA

rebmuntnacifingiS )9~0( :

.noitareponoitadilavecroF

0=oN 1=seY :

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD

a0=oN 1=seY

:)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD

b0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD

c0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA ;

tnemyaplaitrapafoyrtnetibihorP a 0=oN 1=seY

:)c+b+a( D

.derednettnuomaehtfoyrtneehttibihorP b 0=oN 2=seY

.derednettnuomaehtfoyrtneecroF c 0=oN 4=seY

.nwodkaerbTAVtnirP a 0=oN 1=seY :)b+a( D

tnuomanoitadilaV

1tnuomalatotbustnirP 2derednettnuomatnirP b0=latotbuS 4=redneT

”0“syawlA ;

stnuomagnirednetdnalatotbusrofnoitacificepstimiltnuomahgiH

eulavmumixaM )9~0( ::

sorezforebmuN )9~0(

”0“syawlA ;

.rezilatotdexifehtnilatotrewardnitidercyficepS

rebmuntnacifingiS )4~0( :

.llewsa)rednetlaitrapedulcni(EGNAHCAIDEMrofsnoitpodilaveraesohT1*

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)noitatimilonsnaem”0“(gnitnirpnoitadilavforebmunelbawollA rebmuntnacifingiS )9~0(

.noitareponoitadilavecroF 0=oN 1=seY

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA

;

stnuomagniretnerofnoitacificepstimiltnuomahgiH

eulavmumixaM )9~0(

sorezforebmuN )9~0(

”0“syawlA

;;

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<#/NO SALE>

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA

;

.noitcasnarttsrifsanoitartsigerdda-nonretfaegnahckrelcroegnahcedomwollA )noitcnufdda-nonrofylno( 1=seY 0=oN

”0“syawlA

;~;

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

noitadilavelpitluM ).elbissopsignitnirpnoitadilavenoylno,”oN“fI( 0=seY 4=oN

”0“syawlA

;

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD c 0=oN 4=seY

:sutatselbaxaT .wolebeeS

.edirrevoetarlaunamtibihorP 0=oN 2=seY

:gnidnuoR 2=pudnuor,1=ffotuc,0=ffodnuoR tnacifingiS rebmun

<retfanoitarepoyekwollALATOTBUS.>a

0=seY 1=oN

)b+a( D

.noitartsigermetiretfanoitarepoyekwollA b 0=seY 4=oN

”0“syawlA

;

:sutatsnoissimmoC 0=enoN,2=2noissimmoC,1=1noissimmoC tnacifingiS rebmun

”0“syawlA

;

<%+>, <%–>

eropagniSrof

”0“syawlA ;

sutats1elbaxaTa

1=seY 0=oN

:)c+b+a( D

sutats2elbaxaTb

2=seY 0=oN

sutats3elbaxaTc

4=seY 0=oN

aerarehtorof

0=xatnoN 1=1elbaxaT 2=2elbaxaT 3=3elbaxaT

4=4elbaxaT 5=5elbaxaT 6=6elbaxaT 7=7elbaxaT

8=8elbaxaT 9=9elbaxaT 01=01elbaxaT 99=elbaxatllA

tnacifingiS srebmun ::

Taxable status

Advanced Operations and Setups

<+>, <–>, <COUPON>

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

).elbissopsignitnirpnoitadilavenoylno,”oN“fI(noitadilavelpitluM 0=seY 4=oN :

”0“syawlA ;

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD a 0=oN 1=seY

:)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD c 0=oN 4=seY

:sutatselbaxaT .wolebeeS ::

)ylnoNPC,–(.ecnalabtidercwollA 0=oN 1=seY :

”0“syawlA ;

<retfanoitarepoyekwollALATOTBUS.>a

0=seY 1=oN :)b+a( D

.noitartsigermetiretfanoitarepoyekwollA b 0=seY 4=oN

ecirptinuderetneyllaunamrof)LDH(noitatimiltigidhgiH ).yrtnelaunamwollaTONsnaem”9“( tnacifingiS rebmun :

:sutatsnoissimmoC 0=enoN,2=2noissimmoC,1=1noissimmoC tnacifingiS rebmun :

”0“syawlA ;

eropagniSrof

”0“syawlA ;

sutats1elbaxaTa

1=seY 0=oN

:)c+b+a( D

sutats2elbaxaTb

2=seY 0=oN

sutats3elbaxaTc

4=seY 0=oN

aerarehtorof

0=xatnoN 1=1elbaxaT 2=2elbaxaT 3=3elbaxaT

4=4elbaxaT 5=5elbaxaT 6=6elbaxaT 7=7elbaxaT

8=8elbaxaT 9=9elbaxaT 01=01elbaxaT 99=elbaxatllA

tnacifingiS srebmun ::

Taxable status

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noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)9999~0000(edocterceS 0=seY 1=oN

::::

.edom1XninoitarepoelbanE a 0=seY 1=oN

)c+b+a( D

.edom1ZninoitarepoelbanE b 0=seY 2=oN

.edom2Z/2XninoitarepoelbanE c 0=seY 4=oN

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbanE a 0=seY 1=oN

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbanE b 0=seY 2=oN

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbanE c 0=seY 4=oN

”0“syawlA

;

rebmunelbategnarrasayrtneciremuntaerT 0=oN 1=seY

rebmunknilelbattnemegnarrA tnacifingiS srebmun

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA

;

)4~1,0(.lobmystnuomaenifeD ).lobmysycnerruclacolsnaem”0“( tnacifingiS rebmun

)4~1,0(.rezilatotycnerrucngierofenifeD ).”1“sastaert”0“( tnacifingiS rebmun

:gnidnuoR 2=pudnuor,1=ffotuc,0=ffodnuoR tnacifingiS rebmun

”0“syawlA

;

:)9~0(edomyratenoM 00º ,2= 0º ,1= 00= tnacifingiS rebmun

lamicedroflobmysyratenoM a 0=lamiceD 1=ammoC

)b+a( D

rotarapesroflobmysyratenoM b 0=ammoC 4=lamiceD

:rebmunrewardgningissA2~0).1rewardsnaem”0“( tnacifingiS rebmun

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noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

)9~0(stpiecertsopforebmunmumixaM ).tpiecertsop1snaem”0“( tnacifingiS rebmun

”0“syawlA

;;

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA

;

.tpiecertseugnoemittnerructnirP 0=oN 4=seY

.kcehcdezilanifraelC 0=seY 1=oN

”0“syawlA

;;;

:)01~00(egassemmottobtseugforebmuneniL ).egassemmottobonsnaem”00“( tnacifingiS rebmun

noitpircseDeciohCedocmargorP

.edom–GER/FRninoitarepoelbasiD a 0=oN 1=seY

)c+b+a( D

.edom2GERninoitarepoelbasiD b 0=oN 2=seY

.edom1GERninoitarepoelbasiD c 0=oN 4=seY

”0“syawlA

;;

)ylno>X<(:erudecorpnoitacilpitluM

1ytitnauQ ×,tnuomA 2tnuomA ×ytitnauQ 10=

21=

:gnidnuoR 2=pudnuor,1=ffotuc,0=ffodnuoR tnacifingiS rebmun

”0“syawlA

;

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6 2s 6

: :

s 6

Characters

6 a 6 s

Address code

☞

See “Entering characters” section.

To other address code

To the next address code

Mode switch

PGM

Character programming can be performed in two ways:

• Character keyboard programming (see page 78),

• Entering characters by code (see page 79.)

Programming descriptors and messages

The following descriptors and messages can be programmed;

• Clerk name • Messages

• Fix totalizer • Report header

• Special character • Department key descriptor

• PLU item descriptor • Machine number

Programming clerk name and messages

Address

code Contents Initial character Yours

Clerk 01

Clerk 02

Clerk 03

Clerk 04

Clerk 05

Clerk 06

Clerk 07

Clerk 08

Clerk 09

Clerk 10

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

09

0107

0207

0307

0407

0507

0607

0707

0807

0907

1007

Clerk name

Advanced Operations and Setups

sserddA edoc stnetnoCretcarahclaitinIsruoY

2310

egassemogolfoenilts1

2320

egassemogolfoenildn2

2330

egassemogolfoenildr3

2340

egassemogolfoenilht4

2350

egassemlaicremmocfoenilts1

2360

egassemlaicremmocfoenildn2

2370

egassemlaicremmocfoenildr3

2380

egassemlaicremmocfoenilht4

2390

egassemmottobfoenilts1

2301

egassemmottobfoenildn2

2311

egassemmottobfoenildr3

2321

egassemmottobfoenilht4

2331

egassempotllibfoenilts1

2341

egassempotllibfoenildn2

2351

egassempotllibfoenildr3

2361

egassempotllibfoenilht4

2371

egassemypocllibfoenilts1

2381

egassemypocllibfoenildn2

2391

egassemypocllibfoenildr3

2302

egassemypocllibfoenilht4

2312

egassemmottobllibfoenilts1

2322

egassemmottobllibfoenildn2

2332

egassemmottobllibfoenildr3

2342

egassemmottobllibfoenilht4

2352

egassemtpiecertsoP

2362

.gsmetaidemretnitseugfoenilts1

2372

.gsmetaidemretnitseugfoenildn2

2382

.gsmetaidemretnitseugfoenildr3

2392

.gsmetaidemretnitseugfoenilht4

2303

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilts1

2313

.gsmmottobtseugfoenildn2

2323

.gsmmottobtseugfoenildr3

2333

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilht4

2343

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilht5

2353

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilht6

2363

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilht7

2373

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilht8

2383

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilht9

2393

.gsmmottobtseugfoenilht01

.relaedruoyksaesaelp,segassemesehtesuottnawuoyfI*

YOUR RECEIPT

THANK YOU

CALL AGAIN

Message

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sserddA edoc stnetnoCretcarahclaitinI sserddA edoc stnetnoCretcarahclaitinI

rezilatotxiF

1010latotselasssorG SSORG 1015latot1noissimmockrelC 1-C

1020latotselasteN TEN 1025latot2noissimmockrelC 2-C

1030rewardnihsaC DIAC 10351rewardnihsacycnerrucngieroF 1ACEC

1040tnuomaderalcedhsaC LTAC 10451rewardnikcehcycnerrucngieroF 1KCEC

1050tnuomahsactrohsderalceD -AC 10552rewardnihsacycnerrucngieroF 2ACEC

1060tnuomahsacrevoderalceD +AC 10652rewardnikcehcycnerrucngieroF 2KCEC

1070rewardniegrahC DIHC 10753rewardnihsacycnerrucngieroF 3ACEC

1080tnuomaderalcedegrahC LTHC 10853rewardnikcehcycnerrucngieroF 3KCEC

1090tnuomaegrahctrohsderalceD -HC 10954rewardnihsacycnerrucngieroF 4ACEC

1001tnuomaegrahcrevoderalceD +HC 10064rewardnikcehcycnerrucngieroF 4KCEC

1011rewardnikcehC DIKC 1016noitcudeR CD

1021tnuomaderalcedkcehC LTKC 1026nrutermetI FER

1031tnuomakcehctrohsderalceD -KC 1036retnuocraelC RAELC

1041tnuomakcehcrevoderalceD +KC 10462gnidnuoR DNUOR

1051rewardni1tiderC )1(DIRC 10561gnidnuoR DNUOR

1061rewardni2tiderC )2(DIRC 1066noitallecnaC LECNAC

1071rewardni3tiderC )3(DIRC 10761tnuomaelbaxaT 1AT

1081rewardni4tiderC )4(DIRC 10861xaT 1XT

1091tnuomaderalcedtiderC LTRC 10961tpmexexaT 1XE

1002tnuomatiderctrohsderalceD -RC 10072tnuomaelbaxaT 2AT

1012tnuomatidercrevoderalceD +RC 10172xaT 2XT

1022rewardnihsaC

2DIAC 10272tpmexexaT 2XE

1032tnuomaderalcedhsaC

2LTAC 10373tnuomaelbaxaT 3AT

1042tnuomahsactrohsderalceD

2-AC 10473xaT 3XT

1052tnuomahsacrevoderalceD

2+AC 10573tpmexexaT 3XE

1062rewardniegrahC

2DIHC 10674tnuomaelbaxaT 4AT

1072tnuomaderalcedegrahC

2LTHC 10774xaT 4XT

1082tnuomaegrahctrohsderalceD

2-HC 10874tpmexexaT 4XE

1092tnuomaegrahcrevoderalceD

2+HC 10975tnuomaelbaxaT 5AT

1003rewardnikcehC

2DIKC 10085xaT 5XT

1013tnuomaderalcedkcehC

2LTKC 10185tpmexexaT 5XE

1023tnuomakcehctrohsderalceD

2-KC 10286tnuomaelbaxaT 6AT

1033tnuomakcehcrevoderalceD

2+KC 10386xaT 6XT

1043rewardni1tiderC

)1(2DIRC 10486tpmexexaT 6XE

1053rewardni2tiderC

)2(2DIRC 10587tnuomaelbaxaT 7AT

1063rewardni3tiderC

)3(2DIRC 10687xaT 7XT

1073rewardni4tiderC

)4(2DIRC 10787tpmexexaT 7XE

1083tnuomaderalcedtiderC

2LTRC 10888tnuomaelbaxaT 8AT

1093tnuomatiderctrohsderalceD

2-RC 10988xaT 8XT

1004tnuomatidercrevoderalceD

2+RC 10098tpmexexaT 8XE

1044-1014desutoN10199tnuomaelbaxaT 9AT

1054latotedomdnufeR FR 10299xaT 9XT

1064tnuocremotsuC TSUC 10399tpmexexaT 9XE

1074remotsucrepselasegarevA GRVA 104901tnuomaelbaxaT 01AT

1084eefecivresgnihsackcehC EEF 105901xaT 01XT

1094eefecnalaBweN +106901tpmexexaT 01XE

1005latotecnalabweN BN 1079tnuomaelbaxatnoN XATNON

seicnerrucbusroF*

Fix totalizer

Up to 12 characters can be set.

Advanced Operations and Setups

sserddA edoc stnetnoCretcarahclaitinI

redaehtropeR

4210troperrezilatotdexiF XIF

4220troperyeknoitcasnarT SNART

4230troperULP ULP

4240tropertnemtrapeD TPED

4250troperpuorG PUORG

4260troperkrelc/reihsaC REIHSAC

4270desutoN

4280troperselasylruoH YLRUOH

4290troperselasylhtnoM YLHTNOM

4231-4201desutoN

4241metiylruoH METIYLRUOH

4251desutoN

4261troperlaicnaniF HSALF

4271desutoN

4281tnuomaybULP TMAULP

4291ytitnauqybULP YTQULP

4202tnuomaybtnemtrapeD TMATPED

4212ytitnauqybtnemtrapeD YTQTPED

4232-4222desutoN

4242troperlaudividnI LAUDIVIDNI

4252desutoN

Report header

Up to 12 characters can be set.

Machine number

Up to 8 characters can be set.

sserddA edoc stnetnoCretcarahclaitinI

rebmunenihcaM

1910rebmunenihcaM 10#CM

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Address

code

0123

0223

0323

0423

0523

0623

0723

0823

0923

1023

1123

1223

1323

1423-1523

1623

1723

1823

1923

2023

2123

2223

2323

2423

2523

2623

2723-2823

2923

3023-3223

3323

3423

3523

3623

3723-4123

4223

Contents Descriptor

Main currency symbol (2), @(2), No. (2), split pricing (2),

Training filler (1), not used(2), Sub currency symbols (2)

No. of item sold (2), Customer count (2),

Multiplication (6), Recalling for a check (6)

Taxable symbol 1 (3 ea.) Tax1, Tax2, Tax3, Tax4, Tax5

Taxable symbol 2 (3 ea.) Tax6, Tax7, Tax8, Tax9, Tax10

Taxable symbol 3 (3 ea.) Tax1/2, Tax1/3, Tax1/4, not used, Tax2/3

Taxable symbol 4 (3 ea.) not used, not used, not used,Nontax,All

Foreign currency (2 ea.)

Mode symbol 1 (4 ea.) REG1/2, RF, REG–

Mode symbol 2 (4 ea.) PGM, Daily X, Daily Z, Periodic

Mode symbol 3 (4 ea.) Training, not used, PGM read

Decimal: amount/q'ty, Separator (Main/Sub) (1 ea.), not used (3), Square (7)

A.M., P.M. (3 ea.), ST displayed on the dot display (2)

(not used)

Subtotal symbol (16)

Total symbol (16)

Change symbol (16)

Check cashing fee (16)

Check cashing amount (16)

(not used)

Break (16)

Check No. (10)

Service total (16)

(not used)

Report total symbol(16)

(not used)

Table no. symbol (10)

(not used)

Declared amount (16)

(not used)

Designating sub currency (16)

• @No / ** ⁄



NoCT@ LB *QT 

X BUSY

T1 T2 T3 T4 T5

T6 T7 T8 T9 T10

T12T13T14 T23

T F

* * * *

REG

RFR-

MGR

X Z XZ

TRG PGMX

..,.., X

AM PM ST



ST

TL

CG

-

CACG



**BREAK END** 

CHECK No.

SRVC TL



TL



TABLE No.



DECLA



EURO money

Special characters

Advanced Operations and Setups

6 2s 6

Characters

6 s

☞

See “Entering characters” section.

To another department/transaction key

Mode switch

PGM

Department key

Transaction key

stnetnoCretcarahclaitinIsruoY

10tnemtrapeD 10TPED

20tnemtrapeD 20TPED

30tnemtrapeD 30TPED

40tnemtrapeD 40TPED

50tnemtrapeD 50TPED

60tnemtrapeD 60TPED

70tnemtrapeD 70TPED

80tnemtrapeD 80TPED

90tnemtrapeD 90TPED

01tnemtrapeD 01TPED

11tnemtrapeD 11TPED

21tnemtrapeD 21TPED

31tnemtrapeD 31TPED

41tnemtrapeD 41TPED

51tnemtrapeD 51TPED

Programming department/transaction key descriptor

stnetnoCretcarahclaitinIsruoY

derednettnuomA/hsaC HSAC

egrahC EGRAHC

1tiderC 1TIDERC

2tiderC 2TIDERC

kcehC KCEHC

tnuoccanodevieceR CR

tuodiaP DP

nopuoC NOPUOC

suniM -

tnuocsiD -%

dnufeR FR

noitcerroC RROC

noitadilaV DLV

tpieceR TCR

elasoN/ddanoN SN/#

TAV TAV

ULP #ULP

ecirP CRP

nepO NEPO

latotbuS LATOTBUS

ffo/notpieceR FFO/NOTCR

emitetaD/noitacilpitluM X

orezowT 00

tnioplamiceD .

egnahcaideM GHCAIDEM

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6 2s 6

PLU No.

+ 6

Characters

a 6 s

☞

See “Entering characters” section.

To new (not sequential) PLU

To the next PLU

Mode switch

PGM

.oNULPstnetnoCretcarahclaitinIsruoY

100

100ULP 1000ULP

200

200ULP 2000ULP

300

300ULP 3000ULP

400

400ULP 4000ULP

500

500ULP 5000ULP

600

600ULP 6000ULP

700

700ULP 7000ULP

800

800ULP 8000ULP

900

900ULP 9000ULP

010

010ULP 0100ULP

110

110ULP 1100ULP

210

210ULP 2100ULP

310

310ULP 3100ULP

410

410ULP 4100ULP

510

510ULP 5100ULP

610

610ULP 6100ULP

710

710ULP 7100ULP

810

810ULP 8100ULP

910

910ULP 9100ULP

020

020ULP 0200ULP

120

120ULP 1200ULP

220

220ULP 2200ULP

320

320ULP 3200ULP

420

420ULP 4200ULP

520

520ULP 5200ULP

620

620ULP 6200ULP

720

720ULP 7200ULP

820

820ULP 8200ULP

920

920ULP 9200ULP

890

890ULP 8900ULP

990

990ULP 9900ULP

001

001ULP 0010ULP

Programming PLU descriptor

Advanced Operations and Setups

1Shift key

Pressing this key shifts the character through the upper-

case letter, lower case letter, numerics and returns to the

uppercase letter in sequence.

2Double size letter key

Specifies that the next character you input to a double

size character.

You must press this key before each double size charac-

ter.

3Space key

Sets a space by depression.

4Clear key

Clears all input characters in the programming.

5Alphabet keys

Used input to characters.

6Numeric keys

Used to enter program codes, memory number and

character codes.

Entering characters

In this section, the method to enter descriptors or messages (characters) to the cash register during

programming is described.

Characters are specified by character keyboard or by codes. In the first half of this section, the usage of

character keyboard is described. In the latter half, inputting method by character code is described.

Using character keyboard

Example:

Input “

p ple J u i ce ”,

enter “DBL”“A” “SHIFT”“p” “p” “l” “e” “SPACE”“SHIFT” “SHIFT”“J” “SHIFT”“u” “i” “c” “e” -.

JOURNAL

FEED C

RECEIPT

FEED

SHIFT

DOUBLE

SIZE

#-2

#-1

789

456

123

000•

CDEFG

cdefg

HIJKL

hi jkl

M7 N8 O9 P Q

mn opq

R4 S5 T6

rs t

U1 V2 W3

uvw

X0 Y Z

xyz

4 5

7 8

3 9

7Character fixed key

Enter when the alphabetic entry for a descriptor, name or

message has been completed.

8Backspace/Character code fixed key

Registers one character with code (2 or 3 digit).

Clears the last input character, much like a back space

key. (Does not clear the double size letter key entry.)

9Program end key

Terminates the character programming.

0Character enter key

Registers the programmed characters.

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  0 @ P  p

!1AQaq

"2BRbr

#3CScs

$4DTdt

%5EUeu

&6FVfv

'7GWgw

(8HXhx

)9IYiy

*:JZjz

+;K[k{

,<L\l|

-=M]m}

.>N^n~

/?O_o 

Ç

ü

é

â

ä

à

å

ç

ê

ë

è

ï

î

ì

Ä

Å

 É á Ó 

 æ í ß

 Æ ó   Ê Ô

 ô ú   Ë Ò

 ö ñ   È õ ¶

 ò Ñ Á  ⁄ Õ §

ûªÂãÍµ

ùºÀÃÎ

 Ö ® Ú ¨

 Ü Û •

 ø Ù 

 £ 

 Ø ¡ ¢ «

   « ¥  Ì 

ƒ » ¤

Double

size

Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code

Space 32 48 64 80 96 112

33 49 65 81 97 113

34 50 66 82 98 114

35 51 67 83 99 115

36 52 68 84 100 116

37 53 69 85 101 117

38 54 70 86 102 118

39 55 71 87 103 119

40 56 72 88 104 120

41 57 73 89 105 121

42 58 74 90 106 122

43 59 75 91 107 123

44 60 76 92 108 124

45 61 77 93 109 125

46 62 78 94 110 126

47 63 79 95 111 127

Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code Chara Code

144 160 176 192 208 224 240

145 161 177 193 209 225 241

146 162 178 194 210 226 242

147 163 179 195 211 227 243

148 164 180 196 212 228 244

149 165 181 197 213 229 245

150 166 182 198 214 230 246

151 167 183 199 215 231 247

152 168 184 200 216 232 248

153 169 185 201 217 233 249

154 170 186 202 218 234 250

155 171 187 203 219 235 251

156 172 188 204 220 236 252

157 173 189 205 221 237 253

158 174 190 206 222 238 254

159 175 191 207 223 239 255

Chara Code

128

129

130

131

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

Entering characters by code

Every time you enter a character, choose character codes by the character code list (below) and press the ^

key to settle it. After you complete entering characters, press the - key to fix them.

Example:

Input “

pple Juice ”,

enter “ 255^65^112^112^108^101^32^ 74^117^105^99^101^- ”

Character code list

Advanced Operations and Setups

Keyboard layout change

You can change the keyboard layout or allocate some new functions on the keyboard.

Important!

Before changing the keyboard layout, you must issue the daily and all periodic report.

Configuration of the physical key layout

The shadowed keys are fixed function keys. You can not change the function of these keys.

JOURNAL

FEED

RECEIPT

FEED

789

456

123

077 070 068 066 060 054 048 042 036 030 024 018

087 082 076 071 069 067 065 059 053 047 041 035 029 023 017

086 081 075 064 058 052 046 040 034 028 022 015

085 080 074 063 057 051 045 039 033 027 014 016

084 079 073 062 056 050 044 038 032 026 020 021

083 078 072 011 012 061 055 049 043 037 031 025 019 013

Programming procedure

The shadowed keys are fixed function keys. You can not change the function of these keys.

6 4s 6

6 6 s

Function code

(white keys shown above)

Appropriate key

#-nn

Mode switch

PGM

noitcnuFedoCretcarahclaitinInoitcnuFedoCretcarahclaitinI

tnemegnarrA440 GRA elasoN/dda-noN140 SN/#

ypoclliB740 LLIB nepO760 NEPO

lecnaC632 LCNC 2nepO860 2NEPO

derednettnuomahsaC100 HSAC tuodiaP120 DP

egrahC200 EGRAHC pukciP220 PU.P

rednetkcehC300 KCEHC sulP920 +

rebmunkrelC270 #KLC ULP840 #ULP

nopuoC320 NOPUOC ecnalabsuoiverP620 BP

2nopuoC630 2NPC latotbusecnalabsuoiverP970 TSBP

tiderC400 TIDERC muimerP030 +%

ebuC090 XXX ecirP940 CRP

egnahcxeycnerruC540 EC roF/ytitnauQ380 TQ

rebmunremotsuC340 TC xatetaR130 XAT

tnioplamiceD

890 .tpieceR830 TCR

noitaralceD160 ERALCED ffO/nOtpieceR670 FFO/NOTCR

tnemtrapeD150nn nnTPED tnuoccanodevieceR020 CR

tisopeD520 TISOPED dnufeR330 FR

tnuocsiD820 –% weiveR170 WEIVER

ni-taE821 NI-TAE erauqS480 XX

retnE501 RETNE latotbuS570 LATOTBUS

tcerrocrorrE430 RROC rebmunelbaT850 #LBT

ULPtalF360nnnn nnnnULP tuo-ekaT921 TUO-EKAT

naoL910 NAOL tpmexexaT260 TPMEXE

yekdesunutuokcoL000 PON tfihssutatsxaT750 S/T

xatlaunaM230 XAT latotbustnuomaelbaxaT770 TSAT

egnahcaideM811 GHCAIDEM llacertxeT010 RAHC

tfihsuneM460 UNEM rezeerhTo

790 000

latotbusesidnahcreM080 TSDM piT510 PIT

suniM720 –latotyarT470 LTYART

noitacilpitluM280 XrezowTo

690 00

ecnalabweN600 BN noitadilaV730 DLV

elasoN240 SN TAV640 TAV

dda-noN040 #dioV530 DIOV

.noitisop210#dna110#detacollaebylnonacyektnioplamiceddnaorezeerht,orezowT*

Function code list

Advanced Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

The outline of functions

Bill copy

Use this key to issue bill copy.

Cube

This key provides the same functions as the Square key.

In addition, this key also has a cube multiplication

function.

Customer number

Use this key to register the number of customers.

Declaration

Use this key to declare in drawer amount for money

declaration.

Deposit

Use this key to register deposits.

Eat-in

Use this key to specify if the customer eats in the restau-

rant. Before closing a transaction press this key.

Flat PLU

Use this key to register items to flat PLUs.

Manual tax

Use this key to register a tax amount.

Menu shift

Use this key to shift flat-PLU key to the 1st ~ 6th menu.

Merchandise subtotal

Use this key to obtain subtotal excluding the add-on tax

amount and the previous balance.

New balance

Use this key for adding the latest registered total amount

to the previous balance to obtain a new balance.

Non add

Use this key to print reference numbers (personal check

number, card number, etc.)

Premium

Use this key to apply a preset % or manual input % to

obtain the premium amount for the last registered item or

subtotal.

Previous balance

Use this key to register the previous negative/positive

balance at the beginning of or during a transaction.

Previous balance subtotal

Use this key to obtain subtotal excluding the add-on tax

amount and current balance.

Rate tax

Use this key to activate the preset tax rate or manually

input rate to obtain the tax for the preceding taxable

status 1 amount.

Review

Use this key to examine the current transaction by

displaying item descriptor and registered amount. This

key is also used for void operation.

Square

This key provides the same functions as the Multiplica-

tion key. In addition, this key also has a square multipli-

cation function.

Table number

Use this key to input table numbers.

Takeout

Use this key to specify if the customer takes out items.

Before total a transaction. Press this key for the tax

exemption.

Tax exempt

Use this key to change taxable amounts to nontaxable

amounts.

Taxable amount subtotal

Use this key to obtain taxable amount subtotal.

Text recall

Use this key to print preset characters.

Tip

Use this key to register tips.

Tray total

Use this key to display the total amount for all registra-

tions from the last registration until this key is pressed or

registrations between presses of this key.

Void

Use this key to invalidate preceding item data registered.

Advanced Operations and Setups



After you finish to select items, press s to terminate.



Mode switch

• Specifying a department

!, ", #~

• Specifying a PLU

1+ ~

Printing read/reset reports

• Daily sales read report (“X1” mode)

You can print read reports at any time during the business day without affecting the data stored in the cash

• Daily sales reset report (“Z1” mode)

You should print reset reports at the end of the business day.

Important!

• The reset operation issues a report and also clears all sales data from the cash register's memory.

• Be sure to perform the reset operations at the end of each business day. Otherwise, you will not be

able to distinguish between the sales data for different dates.

To print the individual department, PLU read report

This report shows sales for specific departments or PLUs.

OPERATION REPORT

03-04-2000 18:30

01 MC#01 000100

X INDIVIDUAL

DEPT01 38

8.13% •257.53

PLU0001 17

0.53% •17.00

#0001

#0123 17

------------------------

TL 88.61

•516.10

— Mode/date/time

— Clerk/Mc No./consecutive No.

— Read symbol/report title

— Department Name/No. of items

— Sales ratio/amount

— PLU Name/No. of items

— Sales ratio/PLU amount

— PLU code

— Total No. of items

— Total amount

Advanced Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

To print the financial read report

This report shows gross sales, net sales, cash in drawer and check in drawer.

OPERATION REPORT

X FLASH

0000071

DECLA •6,919.04

•0.00

EURO money ⁄187.67

-10.87

GROSS 111.15

•7,054.14

NET No 120

•7,263.20

CAID •6,919.04

CAID2 ⁄178.60

CKID2 ⁄172.85

— Read symbol/report title

— Command code

— Declared cash in drawer of main currency *1

— Difference (= declared - accumulated) *1

— Declared cash in drawer of sub currency *1

— Difference (= declared - accumulated) *1

— Gross No. of items

— Gross amount

— Net No. of customers

— Net amount

— Cash in drawer of main currency

— Cash in drawer of sub currency

— Check in drawer of sub currency

Mode switch

Money declaration

• Main currency:

(Cash in drawer amount

)

• Sub currency:

(

cash in drawer amount

)

X



To print the individual clerk read/reset report

This report shows individual clerk totals.

OPERATION REPORT

20017a

: :

a

After you finish to select clerks, press s to terminate.

Enter the appricable clerk number.

Mode switch

X1/Z1

(read/reset)

Money declaration

• Main currency:

(Cash in drawer amount

)

• Sub currency:

(

cash in drawer amount

)

Z CASHIER 0001

0020017

DECLA •6,919.04

•0.00

EURO money ⁄187.67

-10.87

01 ...........1

GROSS 421.25

•2,872.28

NET No 111

•1,845.35

CAID •1,057.14

CHID •139.04

RF No 1

•1.00

CLEAR No 5

•4.43

02 ...........1

— Read symbol/report title/reset counter

— Command code

— Declared cash in drawer of main currency *1

— Difference (= declared - accumulated) *1

— Declared cash in drawer of sub currency *1

— Difference (= declared - accumulated) *1

— Clerk name/drawer No.

— Gross total

— Net total

— Cash in drawer

— Refund mode

— Clear key count

— Clerk name/drawer No.

*1 Money declaration:

Count how much cash is in the drawer and input this amount (up to 10 digits).

The cash register will automatically compare the input with the cash in drawer in the memory and print the

difference between these two amounts.

Note that if money declaration is required by programming (page 58), you cannot skip this procedure.

Advanced Operations and Setups

Mode switch

X1/Z1

(read/reset)

Money declaration *1

• Main currency:

(Cash in drawer amount b, N or n)

• Sub currency:

(q cash in drawer amount b, N or n)

To print the daily sales read/reset report

This report shows sales except for PLUs.

OPERATION REPORT

------------------------

Z BATCH01

------------------------

Z FIX 0001

0001011

DECLA •6,919.04

•0.00

EURO money ⁄187.67

-10.87

GROSS 981.25

•6,574.40

NET No 111

•7,057.14

CAID •6,919.04

CHID •139.04

CKID •859.85

CRID(1) •709.85

------------------------

RF No 3

•10.22

CUST CT 111

AVRG •63.57

DC •1.22

REF •2.42

CLEAR No 85

ROUND •0.00

CANCEL No 2

•12.97

------------------------

TA1 •2,369.69

TX1 •128.86

TA2 •2,172.96

TX2 •217.33

------------------------

GT1 •00000000125478.96

GT2 •00000000346284.23

GT3 •00000000123212.75

------------------------

Z TRANS 0001

—

Report title

— Fixed total report title/reset counter *4

— Report code

— Declared cash in drawer of main currency *1

— Difference (= declared - accumulated) *1

— Declared cash in drawer of sub currency *1

— Difference (= declared - accumulated) *1

— Gross total *3

— Net total *3

— Cash in drawer *3

— Charge in drawer *3

— Check in drawer *3

— Credit in drawer *3

— Refund mode *3

— Customer number *3

— Average sales per customer *3

— Discount total *3

— Refund key *3

— Clear key count *3

— Rounding total *3

— Cancellation *3

— Taxable 1 amount *3

— Tax 1 amount *3

— Taxable 2 amount *3

— Tax 2 amount *3

— Grand total 1 *3

— Grand total 2 *3

— Grand total 3 *3

— Function key report title/reset counter *4

Advanced Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

*1 Money declaration:

Count how much cash is in the drawer and input this amount (up to 10 digits).

The cash register will automatically compare the input with the cash in drawer in the memory and print the

difference between these two amounts.

Note that if money declaration is required by programming (page 58), you cannot skip this procedure.

*2 Zero totalled departments/functions (the amount and item numbers are both zero) are not printed.

*3 These items can be skipped by programming.

*4 The “*” symbol is printed on the reset report, memory overflow occurred in the counter/totalizer.

0001012

CASH No 362

•1,638.04

CH No 56

•1,174.85

RC No 4

•810.00

PD No 5

•520.00

•5.00

CORR No 14

•39.55

VLD No 19

RCT No 3

NS No 5

------------------------

Z DEPT 0001

0001015

DEPT01 38

8.13% •257.53

DEPT02 183

•1,362.26

------------------------

TL 88.61

•1,916.10

------------------------

Z CASHIER 0001

0001017

01 ...........1

GROSS 421.25

•2,872.28

NET No 111

•1,845.35

CAID •1,057.14

CHID •139.04

RF No 1

•1.00

CLEAR No 5

•4.43

02 ...........1

— Report code

— Function key count/amount *2

— Department report title/reset counter *4

— Report code

— Department name/No. of items *2

— Sales ratio/amount *2

— Total No. of items

— Total amount

— Clerk report title/reset counter *4

— Report code

— Clerk name/drawer No.

— Gross total

— Net total

— Cash in drawer

— Refund mode

— Clear key count

— Clerk name/drawer No.

Advanced Operations and Setups

019F

Mode switch

X1/Z1

(read/reset)

X HOURLY

0000019

00:00->01:00

CT 1

GROSS •1.10

NET No 1

1.90% •1.20

23:00->00:00

CT 1

GROSS •3.45

NET No 1

3.90% •3.59

------------------------

TL CT 280

GROSS •1,937.61

NET No 25

•2,096.80

— Read symbol/report title

— Report code

— Time range

— No. of customers

— Gross sales amount

— No. of receipt

— Sales ratio/net sales amount

— Total No. of customers

— Gross total amount

— Total No. of receipt

— Net total amount

To print the PLU read/reset report

This report shows sales for PLUs.

OPERATION REPORT

014F

Mode switch

X1/Z1

(read/reset)

X PLU

0000014

PLU0001 17

0.53% •17.00

#0001

PLU0100 42

4.03% •69.00

#0100

------------------------

TL 188.61

•516.10

— Read symbol/report title

— Report code

— PLU name/No. of items

— Sales ratio/PLU amount

— PLU code

— Total No. of items

— Total amount

To print the hourly sales read/reset report

This report shows hourly breakdowns of sales.

OPERATION REPORT

Advanced Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

To print the monthly sales read/reset report

This report shows monthly breakdowns of sales.

OPERATION REPORT

020F

Mode switch

X1/Z1

(read/reset)

016F

Mode switch

X1/Z1

(read/reset)

To print the group read/reset report

This report shows PLU/department group totals.

OPERATION REPORT

X GROUP

0000016

GROUP01 203.25

33.87% •1,108.54

GROUP02 183

40.58% •1,327.80

GROUP03 12

0.40% •13.25

GROUP99 13

0.54% •17.80

------------------------

TL 862

•3,272.00

— Read symbol/report title

— Report code

— Group No./No. of items

— Sales ratio/group amount

— Group total No. of items

— Group total amount

X MONTHLY

0000020

......

GROSS 1236.76

•12,202.57

NET No 214

•12,202.57

......

GROSS 2132

•14,187.57

NET No 205

•13,398.76

------------------------

GROSS 9746.63

•161,022.49

•16.52

NET No 2351

•161,022.49

•68.49

— Read symbol/report title

— Report code

— Date of a month

— Gross symbol/No. of items

— Gross sales amount

— Net symbol/No. of customers

— Net sales amount

— Total symbol

— Gross symbol/No. of items

— Gross sales amount

— Average daily gross sales

— Net symbol/No. of customers

— Net sales amount

— Average daily net sales

Advanced Operations and Setups

• Periodic sales read report (“X2” mode)

You can print read reports at any time during the business day without affecting the data stored in the cash

• Periodic sales reset report (“Z2” mode)

You should print reset reports at the end of the business day.

To print the periodic 1/2 sales read/reset reports

These reports show sales breakdowns of sales by any two kinds of period you want.

OPERATION REPORT

Mode switch

X2/Z2

(read/reset)

------------------------

ZZ1 BATCH02

------------------------

ZZ1 FIX 0001

0001111

GROSS 981.25

•6,574.40

NET No 111

•7,057.14

CAID •6,919.04

CHID •139.04

CKID •859.85

CRID(1) •709.85

------------------------

RF No 3

•10.22

CUST CT 111

AVRG •63.57

DC •1.22

REF •2.42

CLEAR No 85

ROUND •0.00

CANCEL No 2

•12.97

------------------------

TA1 •2,369.69

TX1 •128.86

TA2 •2,172.96

TX2 •217.33

------------------------

ZZ1 TRANS 0001

0001112

CASH No 362

•1,638.04

CH No 56

•1,174.85

RC No 4

•810.00

PD No 5

—

Report title

— Fixed total report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Gross total *2

— Net total *2

— Cash in drawer *2

— Charge in drawer *2

— Check in drawer *2

— Credit in drawer *2

— Refund mode *2

— Customer number *2

— Average sales per customer *2

— Discount total *2

— Refund key *2

— Clear key count *2

— Rounding total *2

— Cancellation *2

— Taxable 1 amount *2

— Tax 1 amount *2

— Taxable 2 amount *2

— Tax 2 amount *2

— Function key report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Function key count/amount *1

Advanced Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

*1 Zero totalled departments/functions (the amount and item numbers are both zero) are not printed.

*2 These items can be skipped by programming.

•5.00

CORR No 14

•39.55

VLD No 19

RCT No 3

NS No 5

------------------------

ZZ1 DEPT 0001

0001115

DEPT01 38

8.13% •257.53

DEPT02 183

•1,362.26

------------------------

TL 88.61

•1,916.10

------------------------

ZZ1 CASHIER 0001

0001117

01 ...........1

GROSS 421.25

•2,872.28

NET No 111

•1,845.35

CAID •1,057.14

CHID •139.04

RF No 1

•1.00

CLEAR No 5

•4.43

02 ...........1

— Department report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Department Name/No. of items *1

— Sales ratio/amount

— Total No. of items

— Total amount

— Clerk report title/reset counter

— Report code

— Clerk name/drawer No.

— Gross total

— Net total

— Cash in drawer

— Refund mode

— Clear key count

— Clerk name/drawer No.

Advanced Operations and Setups

1s

Mode switch

PGM

01....................

CASH @100.00

CHECK @1.00

- @1.00

%- 10%

DEPT01 0001-05

1.2 @1.00

DEPT02 0002-05

1 @2.00

— Program read symbol

— Transaction key unit price or rate

— Department descriptor/rec-#/file-#

— Unit quantity/unit price

Reading the cash register's program

To print unit price/rate program (except PLU)

OPERATION REPORT

Advanced Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

2s

Mode switch

PGM

To print key descriptor, name, message program (except PLU)

OPERATION REPORT

02....................

GROSS 0001-01

NET 0002-01

CAID 0003-01

CATL 0004-01

0005-01

CASH 0001-02

CHARGE 0002-02

CHECK 0003-02

0004-02

DEPT01 0001-05

DEPT02 0002-05

DEPT03 0003-05

0004-05

GROUP01 0001-06

GROUP02 0002-06

GROUP03 0003-06

0004-06

01 0001-07

02 0002-07

03 0003-07

0004-07

GT1 0001-20

GT2 0002-20

GT3 0003-20

• @No/ ** ⁄ 0001-23

NoCT@ LB *QT 0002-23

X BUSY 0003-23

FIX 0001-24

TRANS 0002-24

PLU 0003-24

0004-24

BATCH 01 0001-29

BATCH 02 0002-29

BATCH 03 0003-29

0004-29

— Program read symbol

— Fix total character

— Transaction key character

— Department character

— Group character

— Clerk character

— Grand total character

— Special character

— Report header character

— Batch X/Z character

0001-32

YOUR RECEIPT

0002-32

THANK YOU

0001-39

CHARACTER RECALL********

****************

0002-39

CALL********

MC#01 0001-91

0001-96

AT COMMAND**************

************************

**************

0002-96

ATA ATI4

PASSWORD 0001-97

— Receipt message

— Recall character

— Machine No.

— AT command

— Online password

Advanced Operations and Setups

To print the general control program, compulsory and key program

OPERATION REPORT

3s

Mode switch

PGM

03....................

CASH 0001-02

00000000000000

CHECK 0002-02

00000000000000

CREDIT2 0003-02

00000002000002

DEPT01 0001-05

00000000000000

11-66 000000

15-66 @1.23

DEPT02 0002-05

01 0001-07

000001000001

67 0000000000

68 00000000

70 0000000000

02 0002-07

0001-09 00:00 -> 01:00

0002-09 01:00 -> 02:00

0003-09 02:00 -> 03:00

0001-22 2200000000

0002-22 0000000000

0003-22 0000000000

0001-25

TX1 10.25%

TX1 0000

TX1 5003

— Program read symbol

— Transaction key program

— Key character/rec-#/file-#

— Key program

Department program

— Key character/rec-#/file-#

— Key program

— Batch program 1166

— Batch program 1566

Clerk program

— Clerk name/rec-#/file-#

— Clerk #/drw-#/secret-#

— Compulsory

— Commission rate

— Not used

— Time range program

— General control program

— Tax table

BATCH01 0001-29

00 11-12-17-15-00

00-00-00-00-00

BATCH02 0002-29

01 11-12-17-15-00

00-00-00-00-00

0001-30

GROSS 0001-01

0002-30

NET 0002-01

0001-38 012345

REG1 204-000

1 001-000

2 002-000

DEPT01 026-051

CASH 013-001

0002-38

0001-62 000000

000000000000

0000000000

0002-62 000000

000000000000

MC#01 0001-91

0000

0001-98 00000000000000

— Batch X/Z program

— Clerk detail link program

Arrangement program

— Rec-#/file-#/arrange no.

— Key descriptor/rec-#/file-#

— Scheduler program

— Terminal connection table

— I/O parameter table

Advanced Operations and Setups

CE-6100 User’s Manual

4s

Mode switch

PGM

04....................

1-----------------------

00 0015-02

011-096

. 0013-02

012-098

CASH 0123-002

— Program read symbol

— Function character/rec-#/file-#

— Hard key code/function code

To print the keyboard layout program

OPERATION REPORT

To print the PLU program

OPERATION REPORT

6s

104s



304s

: : : : : :



F

: : : : : :

F

PLU start No.

PLU end No.

If skipped, starts from PLU1.

If skipped, ends the last PLU.

Mode switch

PGM



(PLU unit price read)

(PLU program read)

01....................

#0001-#0003

PLU0001 0001-04

#000001

1.2 @1.00

PLU0002 0002-04

#000002

1 @2.00

03....................

#0001-#0003

PLU0001 0001-04

00000000000000

11-66 000000

12-66 #000001

13-66 <- 0001-28

15-66 @1234.56

PLU0002 0002-04

00000000000000

11-66 000000

— Program read symbol

— Read range

— Item character/rec-#/file-#

— Random code

— Unit quantity/unit price

— Program read symbol

— Read range

— Item character/rec-#/file-#

— Batch program 01 ~ 1066, 18 ~ 1966

— Batch program 1166

— Batch program 1266

— Batch program 1366

— Batch program 1566

This section describes what to do when you have problems with operation.

When an error occurs

Errors are indicated by an error codes. When this happens, you can usually find out what the problem

is as shown below.

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630E .timildemmargorpdeecxerewardehtfostnetnoC .noitarepopukcipmrofreP

730E rorretuokcoltigidwol/tuokcoltnuomahgiH .tnuomatcerrocretnE

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Troubleshooting

CE-6100 User's Manual

Start

Is register plugged in?

Is power on?

Do figures appear on the display?

Do keys function?

Does paper feed?

Printing becomes light?

Install new ink ribbon.

Plug in the power cord.

Set the mode switch to any position other than OFF.

Use other outlet.

Set to correct position.

Load paper.

Yes

Is the electrical outlet active?

Contact CASIO service

representative.

Is the mode switch position

correct?

Contact CASIO service

representative.

Is paper loaded correctly?

Contact CASIO service

representative.

Contact CASIO service

representative.

Troubleshooting

When the register does not operate at all

Perform the following check whenever the cash register enter an error condition as soon as you switch it on.

The results of this check are required by service personnel, so be sure to perform this check before you contact

a CASIO representative for servicing.

Clearing a machine lock up

If you make a mistake in operation, the cash register may lock up to avoid damage to programs and

preset data. Should it happens, you can use the following procedure to clear the lock up without losing

any data.

1 Power off the register.

2 Insert the PGM key in the mode switch.

3 Press down f, and turn the mode switch to PGM mode.

4 The display shows ten Fs, then release f.

5 Press s. The display shows ten Fs and issue a receipt.

Important!

If the register does not show ten Fs, never press s and call service representative.

In case of power failure

If the power supply to the cash register is cut by a power failure or any other reason, simply wait for

power to be restored. The details of any on-going transaction as well as all sales data in memory are

protected by the memory backup batteries.

• Power failure during a registration

The subtotal for items registered up to the power failure is retained in memory. You will be able to continue

with the registration when power is restored.

• Power failure during printing a read/reset report

The data already printed before the power failure is retained in memory. After power recovery, the register

continues to issue report.

• Power failure during printing of a receipt and the journal

Printing will resume after power is restored. A line that was being printed when the power failure occurred is

printed in full.

• Other

The power failure symbol is printed and any item that was being printed when the power failure occurred is

reprinted in full.

The memory protection battery is constantly charging and discharging as you switch the cash register on and

off during normal operations. This causes the capacity of the battery to decrease after approximately five years

of use.

Important !

• Remember …a weak battery has the potential of losing valuable transaction data.

• A label on the back of the cash register shows the normal service period of the battery installed in

your cash register.

• Have the battery replaced by your dealer within the period noted on this label.

Troubleshooting

CE-6100 User's Manual

Open the printer cover.

Remove the printer sub

cover.

Troubleshooting/User Maubtenance and Options

Knob

To replace the ink ribbon

User Maintenance and Options

Pull up the knob of the

ribbon cassette.

Load a new ink ribbon

cassette into the unit.

Turn the knob on the right

side of the cassette to take

up any slack in the ribbon.

Replace the printer cover and printer sub cover.

Important!

Use only the ERC-32(P) ribbon (purple). Other types of ink ribbons can damage the printer.

Never try to extend the life of an ink ribbon by replenishing the ink.

Once an ink ribbon is in place, press <#/NS> or <NS> to test for correct operation.

REG2 X1

REG1 Z1

OFF X2/Z2

PGM

Press j to feed about 20

cm of paper.

Cut the journal paper at the

point where nothing is

printed.

Remove the journal take-up

reel from its holder.

Slide the printed journal

from the take-up reel.

Cut the journal paper as

shown in the photograph.

Press j to feed the

remaining paper from the

printer.

Do not pull the paper out of

the printer by hand. It can

damage the printer.

Remove the old paper roll

from the cash register.

Load new paper as

described on page 10 of

this manual.

Set the mode switch to the

REG1 position and remove

the printer cover.

To replace journal paper

User Maintenance and Options

CE-6100 User's Manual

To replace receipt paper

Cut the receipt paper as

shown in the photograph.

Press f to feed the

remaining paper from the

printer.

Do not pull the paper out of

the printer by hand. It can

damage the printer.

Remove the old paper roll

from the cash register.

Load new paper as

described on page 11 of

this manual.

User Maintenance and Options

Follow step 11

1 under “To replace journal paper” on the previous page.

To replenish the stamp ink

Remove the stamp pad

from its holder by lifting

the knob.

Follow step 11

1 under “To replace journal paper” on the previous page. 33

Squirt one or two drops of

ink into the holes on the

back of the stamp pad.

Replace the stamp pad on

its holder.

Options

Wetproof cover: WT-77

Consult with your CASIO dealer for details.

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* Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

Specifications

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Specifications/Index

Index

add-in rate tax 14

add-on rate tax 14

addition (+) 48, 68

alphabet key 78

arrangement 50, 69

backspace key 78

bill copy 81

bottom message 24, 71

cancel 22, 42, 44

cash/amount tendered 47, 65

change 27

character code 79

character code fixed key 78

character enter key 78

character fixed key 78

character keyboard 78

charge 23, 65

check 23, 35, 65

clearing a machine lock up 96

clerk 46, 54

clerk button 18

clerk interrupt 46

clerk lock/key 18

clerk name 24, 71

clerk number 54

clerk read/reset report 83

clerk secret number key 18

commercial message 24, 71

commission rate 54

consecutive number 24

correction 42

coupon 23, 49

credit 23, 35, 66

cube 70, 81

currency exchange 51, 69

customer display 21

customer number 81

daily sales read/reset report 84

daily sales reset report 45

date display 26

date set 12

declaration 81

department 20, 23, 27, 28, 62, 76, 82

deposit 81

descriptor 71

discount (%-) 22, 32, 67

display 20

double size letter key 78

drawer 18

eat-in 81

error code 94

error correction 22, 42

Euro 23, 36

financial read report 83

fix total 73

flat PLU 81

general control 55

group read/reset report 87

high amount limit 29

hourly sales read/reset report 86

indicator 21

individual clerk read/reset report 83

individual department, PLU read report 82

ink ribbon 16, 97

item counter 24

journal 10, 24, 98

journal skip 24

key layout 80

keyboard 22

loan 41

logo message 24, 71

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Index

machine features 55

machine No. 24

main display 20

manual tax 81

media change 22

menu shift 81

merchandise subtotal 81

message 24, 71

minus (-) 22

mixed tender 35

mode key 17

mode switch 17

money declaration 83, 85

monthly sales 87

monthly sales read/reset report 87

multiplication 22, 28, 31, 70

new balance 81

no sale 22, 44, 67

non add 22, 81

open 23

option 99

paid out 23, 40, 66

paper feed 22

periodic sales 88

pick up 41

PLU 20, 22, 30, 62, 77, 82, 86

PLU read/reset report 86

post receipt 22, 70

power failure 96

premium (%+) 48, 67, 81

preset price 29

previous balance 81

previous balance subtotal 81

price 23

program end key 78

quantity/for 70

rate tax 81

read report 82

receipt 10, 24, 99

receipt on/off 22

receipt on/off switch / key 16

received on account 23, 40, 66

reduction (-) 33, 68

refund 22, 39, 40

repeat 20, 21, 27, 31

report header 71, 74

reset report 45, 82

return 39

review 81

RF mode 39

roll paper 16

shift key 78

Singapore tax 15

single item 27, 31, 47

space key 78

special character 71, 75

square 70, 81

stamp ink 99

subtotal 23, 27

table number 81

takeout 81

tax exempt 81

tax table 13

taxable amount 24

taxable amount subtotal 81

taxable status 24

text recall 81

time display 26

time set 12

tip 81

trainee status 54

tray total 81

validation 22, 38

VAT 23, 32

void 81

wetproof cover 99

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CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.

6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan

SA0002-A CE-6100*E

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