What to do if my Casio Cash Register shows E14 (RPAP-END) error?
If the Casio cash register displays 'E14 (RPAP-END)', it indicates that the receipt paper has run out. Replace the paper roll to continue.
Why my Casio TE-2000 does not turn on?
If your Casio cash register does not operate at all, check the following: 1. Ensure the power cord is plugged in. 2. Verify that the mode switch is set to a position other than OFF. 3. Try a different electrical outlet. 4. Confirm the mode position is correct. 5. Ensure paper is loaded correctly.
What to do if my Casio TE-2000 shows E12 (JPAP-END) error?
If your Casio cash register displays 'E12 (JPAP-END)', it means the journal paper has run out. Replace the paper roll to resolve the issue.
Why does the 'L' sign appear on my Casio TE-2000 Cash Register?
If your Casio cash register displays the 'L' sign, it indicates an issue with the memory backup batteries. This could mean that no batteries are loaded, the batteries are low, or the batteries are dead. Load a set of three new batteries as soon as possible.
What to do if my Casio TE-2000 shows E10 (PRNT-LID) error?
If your Casio cash register displays 'E10 (PRNT-LID)', it means the platen arm of the printer is open. Close the platen arm to clear the error.
What to do if my Casio Cash Register shows E11 (DRW-OPEN) error?
If your Casio cash register is displaying 'E11 (DRW-OPEN)', it indicates that a registration was attempted while the cash drawer was open. Ensure the cash drawer is closed to continue.
What to do if my Casio TE-2000 shows E33 (TEND-AMT) error?
If your Casio cash register displays 'E33 (TEND-AMT)', it means you tried to finalize a transaction without entering the amount tendered. Enter the amount tendered to proceed.
What to do if my Casio TE-2000 Cash Register shows E08 (SIGN-ON) error?
If your Casio cash register displays 'E08 (SIGN-ON)', it indicates that you attempted a registration without entering a clerk number. Enter a clerk number to resolve this.
What to do if my Casio Cash Register shows E35 (CNG-OVER) error?
If your Casio cash register displays 'E35 (CNG-OVER)', it indicates that the change amount exceeds the preset limit. Input the amount tendered again.
What to do if my Casio Cash Register shows E27 (BUF-FULL) error?
If your Casio cash register displays 'E27 (BUF-FULL)', it means the transaction cancel buffer is full. Finalize the transaction to clear the buffer.
General| Type | Electronic Cash Register |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Number of Departments | 99 |
| Number of PLUs | 2000 |
| Connectivity | RS-232C |
| Power Supply | AC 120V |
| Paper Width | 58 mm |
| Printing Method | Thermal |
| Printer | Thermal |
| Cash Drawer | 5 coin compartments |
| Dimensions | 400 x 450 x 220 mm |
| Keyboard | Raised keyboard with 72 keys |
Instructions for safe handling and warnings related to malfunctions, odors, and spills.
Details warnings about high-voltage components, power plug insertion, and cord safety.
Cautions about register placement on unstable surfaces and in hazardous environments.
Step-by-step guide for installing the three memory backup batteries.
Important precautions for correctly using and handling batteries to prevent damage.
Using the mode key to set the register to the normal registration (REG) mode.
Setting up tax rates, rounding methods, and tax calculation systems.
Details on programming various special rounding methods for tax calculations.
Detailed explanation of Special Rounding 1 through 5, including Danish and Australian rounding.
Details the keyboard layout and functions of keys in register mode (e.g., PRICE, PLU, %-).
General procedure for using the cash register throughout the business day.
Examples of selling items by registering them to different departments.
Setting unit prices for each department key.
Assigning tax tables to specific department keys.
Examples of registering department keys with preset price and tax status.
Setting unit prices for Product Look-Up (PLU) codes.
Assigning tax tables to specific PLU codes.
Demonstrates PLU sales, repeats, and multiplication operations.
Setting discount (percentage decrease) and premium (percentage increase) rates.
Assigning tax status to discount and premium keys.
Setting the tax calculation method for reduction operations.
Setting specific reduction amounts to be applied.
Customizing print settings for receipts and reports, such as suppressing lines.
Setting mandatory operations and clerk control functions.
Assigning multiple features to departments using a single operation.
Assigning features to specific departments one by one.
Assigning multiple features to PLUs using a single operation.
Assigning features to specific PLUs one by one.
Setting the exchange rates between currencies.
Configuring options for tender keys like Cash, Charge, and Check.
Printing settings for general print control and clerk programs.
Explains error codes, their meanings, and the corresponding actions to take.
Step-by-step guide for troubleshooting a cash register that does not operate.
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