Datecs DP-50 - SPECIFIC CASES OF OPERATION IN REGISTERING MODE

DP-50 / DP-50D / MP55-B - USERS MANUAL
NUMERIC KEYS
In this mode the numeric keys are used mainly for entering the:
- Quantity of an item ( valid decimal point)
- Price of item (valid decimal point )
- Code of an item (valid decimal point )
- Barcode value of an item (the decimal point is ignored)
SPECIFIC CASES OF OPERATION IN ‘REGISTERING’ MODE
Sale of an item using its barcode
By pressing the key PRC prior entering a digit, on the display appears
message ‘BARCODE’, than the operator should enter the barcode of item desired.
By pressing again the PRC key a sale is made with the item which has such barcode.
Sale of an item programmed after on the display are shown its name and price
The PLC-code of the item must be entered and after the key
STL
should be
pressed (instead the key PLC when the sale is initiated). On the display are shown
the PLU-code, the price and the first 16 symbols of the name for the item selected.
The operator can moves on the item rows "forward" with the key
%+
and
"backward" with the key
%-
. If the operator wants to return back to the main
registering mode without to make a sale with the item selected, he can do this by
pressing
C
, and if the operator wants to make the sale with the item selected - he
should press the key
PLU
.
Printing receipt copy
By pressing the key
CRD
- for DP-50 and DP-50D
PY
- for MP-55B
After finishing a receipt in REG mode will cause a copy of this receipt to be printed.
There is only 1 copy allowed. The copy has a label 'COPY' printed and contains all
rows which the original receipt has.
Printing the total in alternative currency. (table 8 field 1 )
When the field 1 from table 8 is set to 1, after the total amount is printed in
each receipt are printed:
- The total amount converted into additional currency (for instance EUR);
-The exchange rate of the alternative currency in relation to the main currency;
The exchange rate of the alternative currency is set in field 4 of table 8, and
the 3-symbols abbreviations of the two currencies (for instance BGL, EUR) are set in
row 6 of table 6.
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