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General| Model | SM-T274 |
|---|---|
| Type | Electronic Cash Register |
| Printer Type | Thermal |
| Receipt Printer | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Memory | Non-volatile memory |
Safety precautions for handling the cash register, including warnings and symbols.
Guidelines for safe usage of the power plug and AC outlet.
Instructions for using specified batteries and proper disposal procedures.
Steps to manually open the cash drawer during power failure or malfunction.
Guidance on installing the drawer hook for stability.
Details on CE marking and FCC compliance for the device.
Steps to program fundamental settings.
Steps to configure the cash register to print journal paper.
How to set up tax tables and select tax rates.
A reference list of tax tables for various states and their rates.
Changing taxable statuses for different departments.
Procedure to open the cash drawer without performing any sales transaction.
How to register items in corresponding departments.
How to register multiple units of the same item.
Procedures for selling pre-packaged items individually.
How to register sales that are made on credit or charge.
Handling transactions paid partially by cash and partially on charge.
Handling transactions paid partially by cash and partially by check.
Methods for correcting numeral entries and stored data.
Printing summarized sales data for the present time.
Obtaining periodic sales data from the last report.
Settings for unit prices, rates, departments, and general controls.
Setting preset unit prices in department keys for faster registration.
Setting preset percent rates for discount or premium calculations.
Programming rounding methods and discount/premium functions for the percent key.
Configuring department properties like entry digits and sales type.
Setting overall cash register controls like partial payment and number resetting.
Configuring printing methods for receipts and journals.
Setting print methods for X and Z reports, including refund details.
Presetting unit prices for items using the Price Look Up (PLU) feature.
Categorizing PLU items into specific departments for reporting.
Configuring tax tables, rates, rounding, and add-in/add-on tax systems.
Changing the taxable status of the percent key.
Changing the taxable status of the minus key.
Configuring whether tax symbols and amounts are printed.
Programming custom messages to appear on receipts.
Displaying preset data other than PLU items.
Displaying all preset PLU data including unit prices and linked departments.
Quickly registering items using pre-set unit prices in departments.
Efficiently selling single items by using a programmed department key.
Processing customer payments made via check.
Modifying the taxable status of a department during a transaction.
Entering tax amounts manually instead of using preset rates.
Registering items using Price Look Up (PLU) numbers with preset prices.
Registering a PLU item linked to a single-item sales department.
Handling customer returns and subtracting refunded amounts.
Setting up cashier assignments for sales tracking on reports.
Viewing the current date and time on the cash register display.
Procedures for setting the correct time and date on the register.
Registering cash withdrawn from the drawer.
Adding cash received without a sales transaction.
Adding reference numbers to transactions for tracking.
Applying a reduction to the total transaction amount.
Applying percentage discounts or premiums to items or subtotals.
Using the register as a calculator, including during registrations.
Configuring calculator behavior like drawer opening and report printing.
Identifying and resolving common problems with the cash register.
Understanding behavior during power failure and low battery indicator meanings.
Technical specifications including input method, printer, power, and dimensions.
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