How to fix error E01 on Casio Cash Register?
If E01 appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it means you are changing modes without completing a transaction. Return the mode switch to where it stops buzzing and press p.
Why is programming lost on my Casio Cash Register?
If the programming is lost whenever the Casio Cash Register is unplugged or at power failure, the cause may be poor or no batteries. To solve this, put in new batteries and program again.
How to clear totals on Casio SE-G1 Cash Register?
If you are not clearing totals at the end of the day after taking a report on your Casio Cash Register, you are likely using X mode to print reports. Use Z mode to print reports instead.
What to do if error E10 appears on Casio SE-G1 Cash Register?
If E10 appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it indicates a printer error. Turn the register off, remove the paper, and then turn it back on.
Why does drawer open after ringing once on Casio SE-G1 Cash Register?
If the drawer opens after ringing once on your Casio Cash Register, it is because the department is programmed as a single item department. Program the department as a normal department.
What to do if error E08 appears on Casio Cash Register?
If E08 appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, a sign-on operation has not been performed. Prior to starting registration of any other operation, press Z ~ < and then :.
Explains danger, warning, and caution symbols and their implications.
Guidelines for safe use of the power plug and AC outlet.
Precautions for environmental factors, power cords, and battery disposal.
Advice on choosing a stable surface and avoiding environmental hazards.
Troubleshooting steps for when the cash drawer does not open automatically.
Instructions to configure the register to issue receipts instead of using journal paper.
Displaying subtotal and entering tendered amount to complete a sale.
Registering items by inputting unit price and department.
Correcting numerical input before selecting a department.
Cancelling and re-entering items after they have been registered.
Printing and clearing daily sales totals using X or Z reports.
A guide to the extensive programming capabilities of the cash register.
Instructions on how to utilize the register as a calculator.
Step-by-step instructions for various cash register operations.
A comprehensive guide to identifying and resolving issues with the cash register.
Setting default prices for items within specific departments for faster sales entry.
Programming a fixed percentage for discount calculations.
Defining tax rates, rounding methods, and add-in/add-on tax rules.
Managing product returns and automatically adjusting sales totals.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving frequent operational problems.
Procedures and behavior during power failures to protect data.
Recognizing the low battery sign and necessary steps to prevent data loss.
General| Clerk lock | Yes |
|---|---|
| Memory type | Flash ROM |
| Number of users | 8 user(s) |
| Keyboard number of keys | 34 |
| Supported paper width | 58 mm |
| Backlight | No |
| Display digits | 8 digits |
| Display number of lines | 1 lines |
| Second display number of characters | 8 |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 10 - 90 % |
| Power source | AC |
| Power consumption | 100 mA |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 345 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 326 mm |
| Height | 167 mm |
| Weight | 3500 g |
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