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General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | ER-650 |
| Category | Cash Register |
| Language | English |
Details warranty terms and conditions, including limitations and exclusions.
States that the warranty is in lieu of all other expressed or implied warranties.
Outlines legal aspects, including time limits for actions and governing law.
Warns about potential radio frequency interference and compliance with FCC rules.
States compliance with Canadian radio interference regulations.
Informs about battery recyclability and proper disposal procedures.
Introduces the cash register, its features, and benefits.
Explains the manual's structure and content for effective use.
Provides instructions for unpacking the cash register and its accessories.
Details the process for loading paper into the printer.
Lists and describes the standard and optional hardware and software features.
Describes the features and capabilities of the operator display screen.
Provides a visual example of the operator display during transactions.
Explains how to manage clerk sign-on, sign-off, and timekeeping.
Accesses operations requiring manager control.
Details how to perform operations with manager privileges.
Explains how to generate read-only reports without resetting totals.
Describes the process of counting and reporting drawer contents.
Accesses functions for resetting reports and journals.
Explains how to generate reports that reset totals and counters.
Describes how to clear the electronic journal memory.
Details how to connect the register to a PC for data transfer.
Describes programming PLU lookup keys for quick access.
Covers setting up age restrictions for item sales.
Assigns a starting order number for kitchen printing.
Outlines the types of procedures performed in Service Mode.
Details how to perform a full memory clear for initial setup or troubleshooting.
Explains how to test various hardware components of the register.
Clears all sales totals and counters, including the grand total.
Clears only the grand total, leaving other counters intact.
Deletes the entire PLU file, including programming and totals.
Displays EPROM version, checksum, and date for identification.
Determines how system memory is divided for features.
Allows reprogramming of any key location with available functions.
Configures settings for Inter Register Communications.
Configures serial port settings for device communication.
Displays the main menu for programming various register functions.
Details how to add, modify, or delete Price Look Up (PLU) items.
Allows grouping of PLUs for sales summarization and tracking.
Covers programming tax rates, tables, and VAT calculations.
Configures various operational settings and behaviors of the register.
Controls what information is printed on receipts and reports.
Details how to set up and manage clerk information and access.
Allows customization of function key assignments and behaviors.
Provides a detailed breakdown of sales, taxes, and totals.
Shows sales activity broken down by time periods.
Reports sales data for each Price Look Up (PLU) item.
Details sales and drawer totals for each individual clerk.
Provides specific sales and drawer data for a single clerk.
Summarizes sales data based on assigned PLU groups.
Tracks inventory levels for PLU items.
Reports the total time worked by each clerk.
Lists open checks with their numbers and balances.
Provides formulas for calculating sales and totals.
Tracks the number of times an entry is made on a PLU or function key.
Provides new functions and characters for each key during programming.
Refers to the total of all sales ending in a negative balance.
Automatically multiplies PLU entries by weight from a connected scale.
Automatically subtracts a preprogrammed tare weight from scale readings.
Aborts a transaction in progress, removing all current items.
Exchanges a check for cash outside of a sale.
Prints endorsement messages after check insertion.
Individuals responsible for sales, tracked for productivity.
Requires a specific function to be performed to complete an operation.
A count that increases by one with each transaction, report, or scan.
Converts and displays transaction values in foreign currency.
The initial program installed, making the register operational.
Refers to the sale destination, e.g., eat-in, take out, drive thru.
Subtracts amount/percentage from an item's price.
Subtracts amount/percentage from the entire sale.
Memory area for keeping a sales journal, printable for record.
Signals mis-operation with an audible tone and descriptor.
Voids the last item entered within a sale.
Used for purchasing eligible food items at participating stores.
Status for departments/PLUs accepting price, printing quantity of gallons sold.
Totals that collect information from designated PLUs.
High amount lock-out limiting entry in PLU or function key.
Inter Register Communications for reporting and programming.
Automatically registers another PLU when a PLU is registered.
Records key sequences for later execution, up to 10 macros.
Divides system memory to provide features for application needs.
Changes a PLU number digit, causing a different PLU to register.
Number Look Up keys used to categorize merchandise.
Operation to simply open the cash drawer.
Bypasses a programmed price or HALO.
Price look-ups accessed by code, programmed with preset or open price.
Computes change on cash transactions after the sale is finalized.
Assigns up to five different prices per PLU item.
Allows items to be sold without cost (e.g., buy two, get one free).
Printed tape given to a customer as a record of sale.
Programmable number identifying the store or register for receipts.
Function remains valid until changed or another clerk signs on.
Tracks quantity of PLU items in stock, subtracting units from counter.
Adds a percentage to an item's price.
Adds a percentage to the entire sale.
Subtracts container weight from scale readings.
Excludes tax from an entire sale.
Reverses the tax status of a PLU entry.
Method of payment and transaction finalization.
A count that increases by one with each transaction, report, or scan.
Erases a previous item entry within a sale.
Tracks wasted items and adjusts inventory.
