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General| Brand | ELCOM |
|---|---|
| Model | Euro-2000T Alpha |
| Category | Cash Register |
| Language | English |
Crucial instructions for safe operation, installation, and maintenance of the cash register.
Explanation of fundamental terms like Logo, Department (DPT), and PLU (Price Look Up).
Identifies key components of the Euro-2000T Alpha cash register and its basic features.
Detailed table of specifications including portability, PLU numbers, cashiers, printers, connectivity, and options.
Diagram and explanation of how to connect external devices like scanners, scales, PCs, and cash drawers.
Detailed layout and explanation of the cash register's keyboard, including department, numeric, and function keys.
Explains the purpose and operation of individual buttons on the Euro-2000T Alpha cash register.
Details the layout and information displayed on both the cashier and customer displays, including backlight control.
Explains the mode switch, different operational modes (R, T, L, X, Z, P), and their functions.
Step-by-step guide on how to correctly install paper rolls into the cash register printer.
Recommendations for the proper use and storage of thermal paper to ensure optimal printer performance.
Steps for initializing the cash register, including memory clearing and setting date/time.
Outlines the recommended sequence for programming system flags, taxes, cashiers, departments, and PLUs.
Guide to programming system flags for cash register functions, including initial setup, correction, and printing.
Procedure for programming tax rates and names, including rate entry and tax level assignment.
Guide to programming logo lines for the receipt header, including text entry and correction.
Steps for programming cashier names, passwords, and authorization levels for up to six independent cashiers.
Procedure for programming descriptive texts for operations like CASH, REFUND, etc. for receipt display.
Guide to programming departments, including unit price, flags, and names for up to 8 departments.
Procedure for programming sales units (e.g., PCS, kg, m) for PLUs, up to 8 units.
Detailed guide for programming PLUs, including price, flags, name, and bar codes.
Configuration for using Euro currency, covering stages without Euro, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd stages of implementation.
Hexadecimal and alphabetical character tables used for programming text elements like logos and names.
Manager's daily checks, printing mode selection based on speed and power consumption.
Covers error warnings, cashier login/logout procedures, and transaction finalization.
Step-by-step examples illustrating how to perform basic sales registrations and transactions.
How to register sales items by assigning them to departments, including entering prices and using preprogrammed values.
Registering sales using PLU codes, including basic entries, multiplication, and individual item sales.
Covers registration using bar codes (scanner or keyboard) and external PC keyboard.
Procedures for clearing incorrect entries and voiding items or entire transactions.
How to apply percentage add-ons for services or discounts to sales items or transactions.
Using the drawer button to print reference or customer numbers on receipts.
Recording non-business payments received on accounts, such as initial cash or deposits.
Recording cash or check payments made from the drawer, not related to sales.
Procedures for processing refunds for returned goods or completed sales.
Configuration for using Euro currency, covering stages without Euro, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd stages of implementation.
Explanation of X and Z modes for printing sales reports and understanding data retention.
Overview of available reports such as departments, PLU, cashier, financial, daily, and periodical.
Details the information contained within department, PLU, and financial reports.
Instructions and key combinations for printing various types of 'X' reports for daily sales information.
Examples of printed X reports, including cashier, department, and PLU reports.
Instructions for printing 'Z' reports, which reset sales data and finalize daily accounting.
Examples of printed Z reports, demonstrating the format and content of end-of-day financial summaries.
How to print 'X' reports directly from the fiscal memory for audit or data retrieval.
Instructions for printing 'Z' reports from fiscal memory, typically for end-of-day closure.
Description of the Euro2A software for programming, reporting, and data management of the cash register.
Details a water-proof cover to protect the keyboard from moisture, dirt, and contamination.
Information on installing a backlight for the customer display to improve visibility.
Description of the external battery box for increasing the cash register's operational capacity.
Details the cable for powering the register from a car or truck battery (12V/24V).
Information on connecting and using cash drawers with the cash register, including types and interface.
Describes the external display that supplements built-in displays for customer viewing.
A bag for carrying register supplements, offering protection and convenience for salespersons.
Guidance on selecting and connecting bar code scanners for efficient product registration.
List of ECR messages and their meanings, guiding the operator on status and errors.
Procedures for power failures and addressing issues caused by power network interference.
Guidance on responding to 'LowBat' signals indicating a discharging accumulator and recommended actions.
Procedures for running self-tests on electronics, display, printer, and keyboard.
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