Why is my Olivetti Cash Register not starting up?
If your Olivetti Cash Register isn't starting, the connection cable of the power adapter might be loose. Check the power adapter cable and plug it in again firmly if needed. Also, make sure the power unit is working correctly and that the switch behind the machine is in the ON position. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the main board might be damaged and require replacement.
What to do if my Olivetti Cash Register has no printing?
If your Olivetti Cash Register is not printing, ensure that the clam is closed correctly. Other potential causes include a damaged flat cable of the thermal printhead, a malfunctioning thermal printhead, a malfunctioning clam closure photosensor, or a failed printer board. Replace the flat cable, thermal printhead, photosensor, or printer board as necessary.
Why is the time not being saved on my Olivetti Cash Register?
If the time is not being saved on your Olivetti Cash Register, the one-off 3.0V Li-battery (or gold capacitance battery) on the main board may not have sufficient charge or could be damaged. Check the battery's condition and replace it if necessary. If the issue persists, the control circuit of the clock might not be functioning properly, requiring replacement of the mainboard.
Why is my Olivetti Cash Register print very faint?
If the print on your Olivetti Cash Register is very faint, the thermal printhead may be damaged or the printing roller could be damaged. Replace the thermal printhead or the printing roller to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Olivetti Cash Register communications are not working?
If the communications on your Olivetti Cash Register are not working, check the data cable and port connections to ensure they are correctly connected. Also, verify the S/W parameters (such as data port or baud rate) are set correctly, correcting any that are incorrect. If problems persist, the communications circuit may be damaged, requiring replacement of the I/O Board or the mainboard.
What to do if my Olivetti Cash Register is not recognized?
If your Olivetti Cash Register is not recognized, the SSD might have failed, or the C Board might be defective. Replace the SSD or the PC Board.
What to do if my Olivetti Cash Register video TFT is dark?
If the video TFT screen on your Olivetti Cash Register is dark, the video TFT may have failed, or the PC Board may be defective. Replace the screen TFT or the cable LVDS, or replace the PC Board screen.
What to do if my Olivetti Cash Register paper does not feed through?
If the paper does not feed through in your Olivetti Cash Register, the paper feeder motor may be malfunctioning. Replace the paper feeder motor.
What to do if my Olivetti Cash Register has abnormal cutting cycles?
If your Olivetti Cash Register exhibits abnormal cutting cycles, the cutter photosensor may be malfunctioning. Replace the cutter photosensor.
What to do if my Olivetti Cash Register has badly cut paper?
If the paper is badly cut in your Olivetti Cash Register, there may be a foreign body caught between the blades. Carefully remove the foreign body. If the blades are damaged, replace both blades.
Details the external connectors and ports on the rear of the cash register.
Configuration options for jumpers on the PC Board, including CMOS and power settings.
Information on accessing and modifying BIOS settings for the cash register.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and installation of the cash register.
Instructions for inserting and replacing the paper roll in the printer.
Procedure to adjust the sensor that detects low paper levels.
Instructions for powering up the cash register correctly after installation.
Steps to remove the top casing of the cash register for access.
Instructions for removing memory modules and the main PC board.
Steps to remove the entire printer assembly.
Common problems and their probable causes and solutions for the cash register.
Details the external connectors and ports on the rear of the cash register.
Configuration options for jumpers on the PC Board, including CMOS and power settings.
Information on accessing and modifying BIOS settings for the cash register.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and installation of the cash register.
Instructions for inserting and replacing the paper roll in the printer.
Procedure to adjust the sensor that detects low paper levels.
Instructions for powering up the cash register correctly after installation.
Steps to remove the top casing of the cash register for access.
Instructions for removing memory modules and the main PC board.
Steps to remove the entire printer assembly.
Common problems and their probable causes and solutions for the cash register.
General| Type | Electronic Cash Register |
|---|---|
| Departments | 99 |
| PLUs | 10, 000 |
| Cash Drawer | Optional |
| Display | LCD with backlight |
| Connectivity | RS-232, Ethernet |
| Memory | Flash memory |
| Printer | Thermal printer |
| Power Supply | AC power |
| Memory Backup | Battery backup |
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
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