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FUNCTION KEY - DEFINITIONS
Misc Tend #
Used to access by code any one of the 16 MISC TEND keys, used to finalise or tender sales paid by various charges
or other media. Tendering may or may not be allowed depending upon programming.
Misc Tend 1 - 16
Use a MISC TEND key to finalise or tender sales paid by various charges or other media. Tendering may or may not
be allowed depending upon programming
Modifier 1 - 10
MODIFIER Keys can be set to change either the item code or the description only. This can be used to build up a
code number system with various modifiers working together to sell a complied code. For example if MODIFIER 1 is
set to change the 4th digit of the PLU by 4 and MODIFIER 2 is set to change the 3rd digit by 5 pressing MODIFIER 1
then MODIFIER 2 followed by PLU 1 would sell code 4501 PLU 2 would become product code 4502 etc.
#/No Sale
Used to enter a non-adding memo number during a transaction (# function) or to open the cash drawer outside of a
sale
P/Bal
Enter an amount, then press the manual previous balance (P/bal) key to use the simplest form of Charge Posting /
Table Service.
Paid Out 1 - 5
Press a Paid Out key to register monies removed from the cash drawer
Paid Recall
The paid recall key is used to recall the last xx number of transactions, where xx is defined in the memory. Pressing
RECEIPT ISSUE key whilst a transaction is displayed will result in a copy receipt for the sale.
%1 - %10
Ten discount/Premium keys are available to handle various types of discounts, mark downs and adjustments to
items or transactions. When Smart card’s are used %9, %10 are used for category discounts and premiums.
PLU
Used to register a PLU by entering the appropriate PLU number and pressing the PLU/# key.
Price Inquire
Used to inquire on the retail price of a product within register mode.
Price Level 1 - 20
Press a price level key prior to a PLU entry to shift the price of a PLU to a different ‘price set’ pre-programmed to the
PLU. Each product has the ability to sell at four different prices. The prices are not fixed however at price levels 1
through to 4. The Price level can be allocated from any of the twenty to provide detailed price reporting using the
PLU by price level report (if set in memory allocation). The norm for a bar is two prices normal and special offer price
this requires no special programming.
The terminal however can be programmed to used up to twenty price bands. For example we could have some
PLU’s using prices 1 – 4 representing sizes and some PLU’s using prices 6 – 10. This would then represent different
product types sold at different sizes; pressing the appropriate price key will sell the correct size. Then using the price
level report, the analysis would show the total per product, a breakdown of the price sales per product and overall
sales total for all products per price level.
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