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How to Use the Programming, Keyboard

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12 How to Use the Programming Keyboard Programming Keyboard Layout When you are in the PGM 1 or PGM 2 mode, the keyboard layout will be shifted to the one for programming as shown below. / RECEIPT JOURNAL # CL 7 89 456 123 0 00 * () & , . AFKP BGLQ C HMR D I NS E JOT ( ) PAGE UP ( ) PAGE MODE HOME DOWN CANCEL ENTER ( ) ( ) ( ) BACK SPACE (INS) (DEL) PREV. RECORD NEXT RECORD _ UWY -( (RECALL) V X Z (DC) (UPDATE) SPACE (SHIFT) SBTL CA/AT : The shaded area contains the character keys which are used for programming. (SHIFT) (DC) (INS) (DEL) BACK SPACE :Used for entry of characters. For more information about characters for programming, see the section "How to Enter Text Using Alphanumeric Characters." : Used to move the cursor. (ENTER) : Used to enter each setting. CA/AT : Used to finalize programming. (CANCEL) : Used to cancel programming and to get back to the previous screen. PREV. RECORD : Used to go back to the previous record, e.g., from the department 2 programming window back to the department 1 programming window. NEXT RECORD : Used to go to the next record, for example, in order to program unit prices for sequential departments. PAGE DOWN : Used to scroll the window to go to the next page. PAGE UP : Used to scroll the window to go back to the previous page. CL : Used to clear the last setting you have entered or clear an error state. : Used to toggle between two or more options. SBTL : Used to list those options which you can toggle by the key. (RECALL) : Used to call up a desired code. : (UPDATE) Used to update PLU unit price or name. Numeric keys: Used for entering figures. - 118 -

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How to Use the Programming
Keyboard
Programming Keyboard Layout
When you are in the PGM 1 or PGM 2 mode, the keyboard layout will be shifted to the one for programming as
shown below.
RECEIPT
JOURNAL
E
M
O
H
E
D
O
M
CANCEL
ENTER
SBTL
(DC)
(DEL)
(INS)
(UPDATE)
(RECALL)
NEXT
RECORD
BACK
SPACE
PREV.
RECORD
SPACE
(SHIFT)
CA/AT
PAGE
DOWN
CL
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8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
00
(
*
)
K
P
A
F
L
Q
B
G
M
R
C
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N
S
D
I
Y
_
U
W
Z
V
X
O
T
E
J
0
PAGE
UP
/
#
&
-(
,
.
(
)
(
)(
)
(
)
(
)
: The shaded area contains the character keys which are used for programming.
(SHIFT)
(DC)
(INS)
(DEL)
BACK
SPACE
:Used for entry of characters. For more information about
characters for programming, see
the section “How to Enter Text Using Alphanumeric Characters.”
: Used to move the cursor.
(ENTER)
:
Used to enter each setting.
CA/AT
:
Used to finalize programming.
(CANCEL)
:
Used to cancel programming and to get back to the previous screen.
PREV.
RECORD
:
Used to go back to the previous record, e.g., from the department 2 programming window back to the
department 1 programming window.
NEXT
RECORD
:
Used to go to the next record, for example, in order to program unit prices for sequential departments.
PAGE
DOWN
:
Used to scroll the window to go to the next page.
PAGE
UP
:
Used to scroll the window to go back to the previous page.
CL
:
Used to clear the last setting you have entered or clear an error state.
:
Used to toggle between two or more options.
SBTL
:
Used to list those options which you can toggle by the
key.
(RECALL)
:
Used to call up a desired code.
(UPDATE)
:
Used to update PLU unit price or name.
Numeric keys: Used for entering figures.
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