How to fix E01 error on Casio Cash Register?
If 'E01' appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it means you were changing modes without completing a transaction. Return the key to where it stops buzzing and press 'p'.
Why is my Casio Cash Register programming lost after a power outage?
The programming loss in your Casio Cash Register after a power outage is likely due to bad or missing batteries. Install new batteries to resolve this.
How to clear totals on Casio 120CR Cash Register at the end of the day?
To clear totals at the end of the day on your Casio Cash Register after taking a report, make sure you are using Z mode, not X mode, to take out the reports.
Why does my Casio 120CR drawer open after ringing up one item?
If the drawer of your Casio Cash Register opens after ringing up only one item, it's likely because the department is programmed as a single item department. Program the department as a normal department to fix this.
What to do if the key won’t turn on my Casio 120CR?
If the key won’t turn to Z, X, PGM, and RF modes on your Casio Cash Register, you might be using the OP key. Use the PGM key instead.
What to do if E94 appears on Casio 120CR Cash Register display?
If 'E94' appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it indicates that the printer paper is jammed. Remove the jammed paper. Then, turn the mode switch to OFF and then back to ON. Alternatively, you can turn the power OFF and then back ON.
What to do if my Casio 120CR is inoperative?
If your Casio Cash Register is inoperative and you can’t get the money out of the drawer, it might be due to no power. Pull the lever underneath the register at the rear to open the drawer.
Why is there no date or time on my Casio Cash Register receipt?
If there is no date or time on your Casio Cash Register receipt, the printer is likely programmed as a journal. To fix this, program the printer to print receipts.
General| Brand | Casio |
|---|---|
| Model | 120CR |
| Category | Cash Register |
| Language | English |
Provides a welcome message and basic information about the cash register manual.
Explains the function of the Mode Switch, displays, and keyboard layout.
Outlines daily tasks before, during, and after store operations.
Steps for initializing the cash register and installing memory protection batteries.
Instructions for loading journal paper, receipt paper, and replacing ink rolls.
Programming time, date, tax rates, and department statuses for initial setup.
Covers opening drawer, basic sales, multiple items, charge sales, and making corrections.
Registering transactions with currency exchange and generating daily management reports.
Setting unit prices, percent rates, tax status, and department configurations.
Configuring printer output, general features, and tax status printing options.
Performing check sales, split transactions, refunds, and other specific registrations.
Setting daylight saving time and applying discounts or premiums to transactions.
Performing calculations, memory recall, and using calculator features.
Configuring specific behaviors for calculator mode operations.
Identifying and resolving common cash register problems and error codes.
Details on input method, display, printer, calculations, and physical dimensions.
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