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If your Royal Telephone register isn't working at all, first ensure it's plugged into a working electrical outlet and that no other electrical device is using the same power source. Another electrical motor on the same circuit can keep the cash register from working properly. If the error still persists, perform a Half System Clear procedure or a Full System Clear procedure.
Why does 'Sec code error' appear on my Royal Telephone?
If 'Sec code error' appears in PRG, X OR Z modes on your Royal Telephone, it means a Manager Password has been programmed. To resolve this, enter the password number and press Check.
What to do if Clerk E12 displays in REG 1 or REG 2 Modes on Royal Telephone?
If Clerk E12 displays in REG 1 or REG 2 modes on your Royal Telephone, it could be due to programmed clerk numbers. Try entering the clerk number and pressing Clerk. Alternatively, enter the password and press Charge.
What to do if Royal Telephone displays a printer error?
If you are experiencing a printer error on your Royal Telephone, there could be a paper problem. Check if you are out of paper, look for a paper jam and carefully remove any obstructing paper. Also, check and make sure the paper is aligned properly in the printer and that the printer bar is snapped into place. After the paper jam is successfully removed, if PE still appears, turn the Mode key to the OFF position, unplug the cash register, wait 10 seconds, and plug it back in.
Details the process of connecting the cash register to power and installing backup batteries.
Guide for programming the correct sales tax rate for the specific area.
Guide to programming custom text for logos, names, departments, and item descriptions.
How to program clerk numbers and names for sales tracking and security.
How to set passwords for accessing modes like PRG, X, and Z for security.
How to print a report to verify programming results and settings.
Steps to clear error beeps and messages using the Clear or Void keys.
Detailed guide on programming department keys, including modes, tax status, and preset prices.
Customizing cash register behavior through various flag settings.
Advanced methods for programming multiple tax rates, including add-on, Canadian, and VAT.
Verifies programmed settings by printing a confirmation report.
Summarizes financial data including departments, tax, net sales, voids, and returns.
Reports sales information for specified departments to track performance.
Provides an overview of various management reports available for sales analysis.
Explains common error messages and their meanings, guiding users on how to fix them.
Guides users on troubleshooting printer errors, including paper jams and alignment issues.
Explains errors related to manager passwords, requiring password entry.
Addresses errors indicating clerk numbers are programmed and the clerk system is active.
Provides steps for diagnosing and resolving issues where the cash register is unresponsive.
Instructions for determining tax codes based on state retail tax charts and calculating rates.
Example demonstrating how to program GST or PST tax rates for Canadian tax systems.
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