The Display Menu Heading provides access to all the Display Menu Items in the machine.
Pressing ENTER when the display indicates Display will cause the display to be updated with Set Menu Order.
Use the < or > arrow keys to scroll through the following menu items:
Set Menu Order Alt Language Set User Messages Set Out of Service Message
Set After Sale Message
Pressing ENTER when any of the above items are on the display will give you access to that Menu Item.
Below is a detailed list of each of the above Menu Items:
Display
SET MENU ORDER
This menu allows you to change the order that the Menu Headings appear on the display.
Press ENTER the display will prompt:
MENU 1 - mis
Use the < or > keys to move between the Menu number and the Menu Heading. Use the + or –
key to scroll through the available menus or to change the menu number.
Press ENTER to commit to changes in the menu order.
ALT LANGUAGE - N
This menu allows you to use an alternate language for all messages. Use the + or – key to
toggle between Y and N.
N
- indicates all messages will be shown in English.
Y
- Indicates all messages will be shown in the alternate language programmed by MasterMenu
Online.
Press ENTER to commit to any changes.
SET USER MESSAGE
Use this menu to program up to three different user messages. Press ENTER and the display
will prompt:
POS-F EDIT
Use the < or > keys to move between the fields.
Use the + or – key to toggle between:
POS-F, POS-A, POS-B and POS-C.
POS-F
stands for the factory message; this message is not changeable.
POS-A/B/C
are the three messages that can be programmed.
Pressing the ENTER key when the display prompts POS-A Edit allows you to program message
A. The display will prompt:
USER MESSAGE # 1
Note: this is a two step process, first you need to Edit (program) a message (s) then you
need to set the message to be active.
To Edit the current message:
Use the + or – keys to scroll through the Upper and Lower case letters, the numbers 0-9 and a
number of special characters including a blank space. Use the <or> to move the flashing cursor
to the left or right. Start your message by overwriting the current message (User Message #1).
Pressing the INS (insert) key will allow you to insert a character to the left of the flashing digit.
Pressing the Del (delete) key will delete the flashing character. When the message is complete
press ENTER.There is no start or end character required.
Note: this message will be stored
and must be set for the message to become active .
To Set a Message:
POS-A
SET
Use the + or – key to toggle the display to the message to be set (F, A, B or C).
Press the > one time and the T in the word edit will start flashing.
Press the + or – key one tome and the word set will appear.
Press ENTER and the POS message shown will be set.
Note: if the message contains more characters than can be shown on the display the
display will scroll. If the message is shorter than the display and you still want it to scroll
you need to add blank spaces to the end of the message until the message starts to run
off the display.
4.19
display menu heading
M I S MENU
SETUP MENU
C O N F I G U R ATION MENU DIAGNOSTIC MENU
SECURITYMENU
TIMEFUNCTIONS
PRICE MENU
DISPLAY MENU
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