How to fix E01 error on Casio Cash Register?
If E01 appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it means you were changing modes without completing a transaction. Return the key to where it stops buzzing and press p.
Why is my Casio TE-M80 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, it's likely due to bad or missing batteries. Replace the batteries with new ones to resolve this issue.
What to do if E10 appears on the Casio TE-M80 Cash Register display?
If E10 appears on the display of your Casio Cash Register, it could be due to the printer not being closed steadily or a lack of paper. Ensure the printer is closed securely. Replace the paper roll if it's empty. If there is enough paper installed, open the printer and set the platen arm again.
How to clear totals at the end of the day on a Casio TE-M80 Cash Register?
To clear totals at the end of the day on your Casio Cash Register after taking a report, avoid using X mode. Instead, use Z mode to take out reports, as using X mode will not clear the totals.
What to do if my Casio TE-M80 is inoperative and I can’t get money out of the drawer?
If your Casio Cash Register is inoperative and you can’t open the drawer, it might be due to a lack of power. To manually open the drawer, pull the lever underneath the register at the rear.
Why does the drawer open after ringing up only one item on my Casio TE-M80?
If the drawer of your Casio Cash Register opens after ringing up only one item, the department is likely programmed as a single item department. Program the department as a normal department to fix this.
Why won’t the key turn to Z, X, PGM and RF modes on my Casio TE-M80 Cash Register?
If the key on your Casio Cash Register won’t turn to Z, X, PGM, and RF modes, you might be using the OP key. Use the PGM key instead.
General| Brand | Casio |
|---|---|
| Model | TE-M80 |
| Category | Cash Register |
| Language | English |
Details on voltage requirements, outlet load, and cleaning procedures for the cash register.
Covers general safety, icon meanings, handling issues, and electrical safety.
Explains the meaning and usage of various icons found in the manual.
Explains the mode switch and primary key functions for operating the cash register.
Description of operator and rear customer displays, including indicators and numeric/character displays.
Details the keyboard layout, register mode keys, and calculator mode keys.
Outlines the essential steps for daily operation: before opening, during, and after closing.
Initializing, loading batteries, language, date, monetary mode, and basic programming.
Loading paper, setting Euro currency, and configuring tax rates and Australian GST.
Performing basic sales, opening drawer, corrections, and currency exchange.
Procedures for creating financial and periodic transaction reports.
Setting unit prices, percent rates, tax statuses, department settings, and general controls.
Controlling printing options, printer modes, tax rates, rounding, and tax status printing.
Programming department names, receipt messages, and understanding character assignments.
Performing sales, refunds, payouts, and adjusting daylight saving time.
Performing basic calculations, using memory recall, and examples of calculations.
Configuring specific operations for the calculator mode, like drawer opening.
Resolving common operational problems and manually opening the cash drawer.
Detailed technical specifications and essential information for future reference.
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