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you have employees scheduled across the traditional midnight day
change or a shift starting on one day and ending on the next.
Pay period ending date
The pay period ending date is selected so
that the first day of the pay period prints at the top of the time card and
the last day of the pay period prints at the bottom of the appropriate
time card.
Programming
The ATR 440 incorporates many programmable
features allowing the user to select formats best suited for their needs.
Basic programming is accomplished by using the across the card
position buttons (IN-OUT) located on the top of the recorder. When
the top cover is opened, the recorder enters the programming mode.
By using the PRO button on the top of the recorder, you may select a
program mode P1, P2, or P3. The combination of Program Mode and
Function Buttons, F1-F5 (IN-OUT) allows you to access various
portions of the program. You can refer to the label on the inside top
cover or the
diagram on page 10
of this manual for further descrip-
tion.
Selectable print/display format
The selectable print format allows
you to select the type of hour shown on the digital display. Whatever
display format is selected, the print format will be the same. You can
select type of hours, 12-hour format or 24-hour format. In the 12-hour
format AM or PM will be shown on the upper right of the display.
When selecting the 12-hour format, the printed minutes are under-
scored denoting PM hours.
Example: At two fifteen in the afternoon,
the recorder would print 02:15. In the 24-hour format the registration
would be 14:15. You may also select the portion of hours the recorder
will print: minutes, twentieths or hundredths. (See chart on page 16.)
Selectable portions of the hour
You may also select how a portion of
an hour will print; the options are standard minutes, tenths, twentieths
or hundredths of an hour. The digital display will always show por-
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