Sharp UP-3500

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■ Split-pricing entries
You will use this function when your customer wants to purchase more or less than the base quantity of a
loose item.
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• Department entries
For “using a programmed unit price”:
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
[Department key]
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Dept. code
➝
[DEPT#]
For “entering a unit price”:
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Unit price
➝
[Department key]
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Unit price
➝
[AMOUNT]
➝
Deprt. code
➝
[DEPT#]
• Selling q’ty: Up to 4 digits integer + 3 digits decimal
• Base q’ty: Up to 2 digits integer
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••
• Direct PLU entries
< FF method (for speedy entries) >
For “preset only type”:
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[Direct PLU key]
For “open and preset type” (preset price entry):
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[Direct PLU key]
< Normal method >
For “preset only type”:
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
[Direct PLU key]
For “open only type”:
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Unit price
➝
[Direct PLU key]
For “open and preset type” (open price entry):
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Unit price
➝
[Direct PLU key]
For “open and preset type” (preset price entry):
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
[Direct PLU key]
• Selling q’ty: Up to 4 digits integer + 3 digits decimal
• Base q’ty: Up to 2 digits integer
• When you use a programmed base q’ty, skip the base q’ty entry (Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]).
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••
• PLU code entries
For “preset only type”:
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
PLU code
➝
[PLU_EAN]
For “open only type”:
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Unit price
➝
[AMOUNT]
➝
PLU code
➝
[PLU_EAN]
For “open and preset type” (open price entry):
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Unit price
➝
[AMOUNT]
➝
PLU code
➝
[PLU_EAN]
For “open and preset type” (preset price entry):
➝
Selling q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]
➝
PLU code
➝
[PLU_EAN]
• Selling q’ty: Up to 4 digits integer + 3 digits decimal
• Base q’ty: Up to 2 digits integer
• When you use a programmed base q’ty, skip the base q’ty entry (Base q’ty
➝
[X/QTY]).