Why is my Casio PCR-T280 Cash Register programming lost after a power outage?
If the programming on your Casio Cash Register is lost whenever it's unplugged or there's a power outage, the cause may be bad or missing batteries. To resolve this, install new batteries and program the register again.
What to do if E10 appears on Casio PCR-T280 Cash Register display?
If 'E10' appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it means the printer head (platen arm) is open or there is no paper roll. You should close the platen arm firmly or insert a paper roll.
How to fix Casio Cash Register drawer opening after only one item?
If the drawer of your Casio Cash Register opens after ringing up only one item, it's likely that the department is programmed as a single item department. Program the department as a normal department to fix this.
What to do if E01 appears on Casio PCR-T280 display?
If 'E01' appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it indicates that you are changing modes without completing a transaction. Return the mode switch to where it stops buzzing and press p.
Why is my Casio PCR-T280 not clearing totals at the end of the day?
If your Casio Cash Register is not clearing totals at the end of the day after taking a report, it's likely because you're using X mode to take out reports. Use Z mode instead.
How to fix Casio Cash Register with no date on receipt?
If there is no date on the receipt and the paper is not advancing enough on your Casio Cash Register, it means that the printer is programmed as a journal. Program the printer to print receipts.
What to do if E08 appears on Casio PCR-T280 Cash Register display?
If 'E08' appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it means the sign-on operation was not performed. Prior to starting registration of any other operation, press Z~< and then :.
How to open Casio PCR-T280 drawer without power?
If your Casio Cash Register is inoperative and you can’t get money out of the drawer due to no power, pull the lever underneath the register at the rear.
General| Type | Electronic cash register |
|---|---|
| Paper Width | 58 mm |
| Printer | Thermal Printer |
| Power Source | AC |
| Printing Speed | 14 lines per second |
| Cash Drawer | 5 Bill / 5 Coin |
Information on authorized service centers and product returns.
Guidelines for placement, power supply, and cleaning.
General safety rules for using the cash register.
Proper handling of the register and power plug safety.
Warnings, cautions, and battery disposal instructions.
Overview of the mode switch and display functions.
Explanation of the cash register keyboard layout and keys.
Steps for opening, operating, and closing the store.
Procedure for installing memory protection batteries.
Steps to plug in, set language, date, and time.
Instructions for configuring the printer as a journal printer.
Steps for removing receipt and journal paper.
Cautions for handling the thermal printer to prevent damage.
Programming tax rates and department tax settings.
Demonstrates basic sales registration and item entry.
Procedures for charge sales and split cash/charge sales.
How to correct entries before or after registration.
Procedures for reading financial and reset reports.
How to issue periodic read or reset reports.
Setting unit prices for departments.
Programming the percent key for discounts or premiums.
Changing the tax status for departments.
Configuring department status like normal or single-item sale.
Changing the taxable status for the percent key.
Setting rounding and programming percent key for discounts.
Setting the taxable status for the minus key.
Configuring key catch tone, credit balance, etc.
Setting printer options for receipts and journals.
Configuring report printing for daily and reset reports.
Switching printer output between receipt and journal.
Setting receipt character size and key catch tone.
Linking PLUs to departments.
Setting unit prices for PLUs.
Controlling whether tax status symbols are printed.
Programming Canadian tax tables and rates.
Setting department and PLU names using character lists.
Resetting programmed department and PLU names.
Explanation of the character keyboard layout for input.
Detailed steps for programming department names.
Detailed steps for programming PLU names.
Setting custom receipt messages.
Guide to entering characters using numeric keys.
Further guide to entering characters using numeric keys.
Reading all preset data, excluding PLU settings.
Reading preset PLU data.
How to switch to and use calculator mode.
Recalling amounts from memory in CAL or REG mode.
Settings for drawer opening and report printing.
Common problems and their solutions.
Procedures and data retention during power failures.
Meaning of the 'L' display and battery replacement.
Technical specifications of the cash register.
Compliance information for US and Canadian markets.
Warranty terms and conditions for the cash register.
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