87Terminal Operation
In a Copy Session, pressing the function button will provide you with the ability to:
- Interrupt a session
- Extend a session
- Put a session on hold
In a fax session, the function key can be used to turn the fax broadcast mode on and off.
In a menu it goes to the last entry.
When in Print Release from terminal mode, it allows the user to select Print Release All.
In Retail mode it puts the terminal into Credit mode. (If enabled in the terminal's configuration).
Supv Button (Black)
Used to gain access to the menu system. Pressing this button will put you at the first option at the
top of the menu tree, which is the 1 Status option.
Finish Button (Red)
Used to end the user's session before they walk away from the device. Also used while in a menu to
step back to a previous menu level.
Cancel/No (Yellow)
Cancels the editing of an option in the menu system (if required). Also used to answer NO to yes/no
prompts.
Enter/Yes (Green)
Saves the state of an option after editing in the menu system. Also used to answer YES to yes/no
prompts.
Auxiliary Account Support
Auxiliary account support works in a similar way to Secondary account support, except there is no
Default Auxiliary option in the user's Primary record. They are simply prompted for an Auxiliary
code or not depending on wether the Prompt for Auxiliary option is ticked.
Finishing a session
Upon completion of their session, the user presses the Finish key and the terminal will disable the
device and unload their transaction details back to the server. The terminal will wait a configurable
amount of time between when the user presses the Finish key and when the transaction is
unloaded. This is called the Paper Feed Time, and is there to ensure that there are no more pieces
of paper still feeding through the paper feed path of the copier. If there are, the terminal will count
these against the user's session before unloading the transaction.
Code Review
The code review feature allows you to choose from a list of the five last used secondary codes. This
helps in a situation where the same codes are being used on a daily basis, you then don't have to
remember what the code numbers are.
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