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9.3 REG Mode Operation
Most transaction operations are the same as the Retail Mode; the following only
explains the special operation for the Restaurant Mode.
9.3.1 Open a Table and Suspend the Table
Opening a table is a procedure by which we keep an open account for a customer –
table until the customers asks to pay for the account.
Each table belongs to one and only one clerk. When a clerk opens a table, all servings
to that table are counted for his record.
Operation:
(Table No.) [DEPT 8/16/tab](Clerk Secret Code) [subttl]
(Registrations)Press [DEPT 8/16] to suspend table or do Payment
Clerk: If clerk function is not activated, here this step will be omitted. Refer to the
Bit C of Terminal Status 3.
Note:
Before entering the clerk code, you can press [TOTAL] key to discard opening this
table.
9.3.2 Re-activate a Suspended Table
Operation:
(Table No.) [DEPT 8/16/tab](Clerk Secret Code) [DEPT
8/16/tab](Registrations) Press [DEPT 8/16/tab] to suspend table or do Payment
Note:
The clerk code must be the clerk code that originally opened the table.
9.3.3 Finally Close a Table
Because a table belongs to the clerk that originally opened it, to finally close a table
the clerk’s code and the table must be active at the time. Else, you must do the following
operation:
(Table No.) [DEPT 8/16/tab]( Clerk Secret Code) [ subttl](tendering)
9.3.4 Final Check out Bills
When after a payment, it will print the table’s checkout bills, which included the detailed
order items.
Users can choice whether printing the checkout bills:
Operation:
Set the Terminal Status 7’s C = 1, printing the checkout bills
Set the Terminal Status 7’s C = 0, no printing the checkout bills.