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General| Brand | Casio |
|---|---|
| Model | 200cR |
| Category | Cash Register |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step guide on how to unpack the CASIO 200CR cash register and its components.
Instructions for installing the three memory backup batteries to protect stored information.
Detailed steps for loading 1-ply and 2-ply paper for receipts and journals.
Procedure for plugging the cash register into a wall outlet and verifying power connection.
Instructions on inserting and using the Program (PGM) key with the mode switch.
How to set the mode switch to the 'REG' (Register) position for normal operation.
Procedure for setting the current date on the cash register.
Procedure for setting the current time on the cash register.
Setting options for printing receipts or journals, with a note for 2-ply paper usage.
Programming tax rates, rounding methods, and tax calculation systems for automatic tax calculation.
Steps to program tax rates and rounding methods without using special rounding options.
Details on Special Rounding 1, 2, 3, and Denmark Rounding for tax calculations.
Configuring tax calculations with various special rounding methods like Special rounding 1, 2, 3 and Denmark rounding.
Introduction to the CASIO 200CR, explaining its main components and their functions.
Explains the function of the battery compartment for memory backup batteries.
Details on using roll paper for printing receipts and journals.
Information about the printer ink ribbon for printing registration details.
Description of the Program (PGM) and Operator (OP) keys and their functions.
How to control receipt printing using the Receipt On/Off key in REG and RF modes.
Explanation of the segments and indicators on the main display, including Department, PLU, and Amount.
Explanation of the segments and indicators on the pop-up display.
Details on how the display shows monetary amounts, date, and time.
How department numbers appear on the display during registration.
How PLU numbers appear on the display when registering a PLU item.
How the number of repeats is shown on the display.
Explanation of the TOTAL and CHANGE indicators on the display.
Explanation of the Receipt ON/OFF, X, and Z indicators on the display.
Description of the different modes (Z, X, CAL, REG, OFF, RF, PGM) and their functions.
How the cash drawer opens automatically and manually, and its lock mechanism.
Information on using the drawer key to lock and unlock the cash drawer.
Details on the functions of keys available in the Register mode, such as Paper Feed and Non-add.
Overview of the keyboard layout, numbering keys, department keys, and function keys.
Functionality of the Open/Clerk number key for signing clerks on/off and opening the drawer.
How to use the PLU key to input Product Look-Up numbers.
Function of the key for multiplication operations and displaying time/date.
How to use the Clear key to erase entries before registration.
Using the numeric ten-key pad for inputting numbers.
How to use the department keys (1-4) to register items.
Registering money received for non-sale transactions.
Registering money paid out from the drawer.
Registering a charge sale transaction.
Registering a check tender for payment.
Displaying and printing the current subtotal amount.
Registering a cash sale transaction.
Keys used specifically when the cash register is in Calculator mode.
Guide to interpreting information on receipts and journals, including item lines and skipped items.
Checks and procedures to perform before starting business operations.
Key operations to perform while the business is open, such as registering transactions.
End-of-day procedures, including resetting totals, removing journals, and securing the drawer.
How to show and clear the current time and date on the cash register display.
Procedure to open the cash drawer without registering a sale, for preparing change.
Examples of using department keys for single item sales, repeat sales, and multiplication.
Example of registering a single item sale using department keys.
Example of registering a repeat sale using department keys.
Example of performing a multiplication operation with department keys.
Setting preset unit prices for individual departments.
Defining which tax table to use for automatic tax calculation for each department.
Examples of programming unit prices for departments.
Programming tax status for departments using the add-on tax method.
Programming tax status for departments using the add-in tax method.
Steps to program unit prices and tax calculation status for each PLU.
Instructions for programming unit prices for PLUs, including new or sequential entries.
Setting the tax calculation status for individual PLUs.
Example of performing a single-item sale using PLU codes.
Example of registering repeat sales using PLU codes.
Example of performing a multiplication operation with PLU codes.
How to program discount rates using the '%' key and associate them with tax tables.
Examples of applying discounts to individual items and subtotal amounts.
Explanation of how tax is calculated for discount amounts on items and subtotals.
How to program the tax calculation method for the reduction key.
Programming tax calculation status for the reduction key, linking it to tax tables.
How tax is calculated for reduction amounts, regardless of item or subtotal application.
Examples of applying reductions to individual item prices.
Examples of applying reductions to the subtotal amount.
Example of registering a payment made by check.
Example of registering a charge sale payment.
Example of processing mixed payments including cash, charge, and check.
Example of processing a normal refund transaction in the Register mode.
Example of processing reductions on refunded amounts.
Example of processing a normal refund transaction in the RF mode.
Example of applying reductions to refunded amounts in RF mode.
Techniques for correcting unit price, quantity, or PLU number before registration.
Methods for correcting registered items like PLU, quantity, discount, refund, and tender.
Enabling and using the clerk control function for tracking registrations by different clerks.
Programming options for post-finalization receipt format, including total or detailed.
Configuring general print settings for receipts, journals, and reports.
Setting compulsory operations and other machine features.
Explanation of how to keep track of registrations performed by different clerks.
Steps for signing clerks on to the cash register.
Steps for signing clerks off the cash register.
Issuing receipts after transaction finalization, with conditions for use.
Example showing how to program the cash register for post-finalization receipt formats.
Configuring various printing options like subtotals, dates, item lines, and receipt issuance.
Controlling the printing of RF mode totals, RF key totals, and grand totals on reports.
Programming features like Clerk/Open key, multiplication order, consecutive number reset, and cash declaration.
Programming up to 4 lines for store numbers, tax codes, or other relevant information.
Setting a 4-digit machine number for identification on receipts and journals.
Locking out and releasing high digit limitations for department entries.
Registering single-item-sale departments or PLUs for simplified sales.
Setting tax calculation status and maximum entering digits for department unit prices.
Linking PLUs to departments, setting tax status, and PLU selections.
Using the '%' key to register discounts (decreases) or premiums (increases).
Referencing procedures for applying discounts to items and subtotals.
Examples of applying premiums to items and subtotal amounts.
How tax is calculated for discount/premium amounts on items and subtotals.
Selecting operation, programming rates, tax calculation, and tax rounding for discounts/premiums.
Programming options for amount tender, VAT breakdown, and amount tender restriction.
Setting compulsory tender, restrictions, and VAT breakdown options.
Programming credit balance settings and tax status for subtraction operations.
Using the cash register as a calculator, including calculation examples and memory recall.
Demonstrates basic arithmetic operations and percentage calculations.
Examples of using memory recall and dividing subtotals.
Programming drawer open/close behavior and printing of calculator totals/counts.
Procedures for printing READ reports (anytime) and RESET reports (end of day).
How to print sales reports for specific departments.
How to print sales reports for specific PLUs.
How to print reports showing hourly breakdowns of sales.
How to print sales breakdowns for any desired period (Report 1).
How to print sales breakdowns for any desired period (Report 2).
How to print the cash register's programmed settings, excluding PLUs.
Guide to identifying and resolving error codes displayed on the cash register.
Step-by-step troubleshooting flow chart for when the cash register fails to operate.
Information on how transactions and data are protected during power failures.
Interpreting the low battery indicator and actions to take, including battery replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the ink ribbon in the printer.
Detailed instructions for removing old and loading new journal paper.
Instructions for removing old and loading new receipt paper.
Information about the optional WT-73 Wetproof Cover for keyboard protection.
Details on the input methods, department, and display specifications.
Specifications for the display segments, including mode indicators and repeat counts.
Details on printer type, speed, feed speed, and paper roll specifications.
Specifications for date, time, and alarm functions.
Specifications for automatic date and time printing and time display format.
Details on totalizers for departments, PLUs, sales, clerks, and transactions.
Information on the type and life expectancy of memory protection batteries.
Specifications related to the cash register's power requirements.
Recommended operating temperature range for the cash register.
Recommended humidity range for operating the cash register.
Physical dimensions and weight of the cash register.
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