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UV119UE - DSP 500 : USER MANUAL- v. 4.0 PAGE 17
RETURNS
RP
-
To enter negative amounts on receipts, for instance to take into account returns,
the
RETURNS function key can be used.
The return key is not mapped in the pre-set keyboard layout, so check that this
operation has been performed in order to use it (see progr. function
07
KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS
).
Press the <
RP
> key, followed by unit price for the item returned and by the <
-
>
key (the
RETURNS
function key).
To specify quantities of equal-priced items returned just type in the quantity after
the <
-
> key.
End the sequence by the appropriate operator key <
OP n
> (
n
being the operator
involved), thus specifying to which operator receipt the returns must be applied
to.
SUBTOTAL AND DISCOUNTS
SUB TOTALS
By pressing the direct key assigned to an operator with no transaction on course,
the sub-total of the current receipt can be visualised on the display.
A message
OPERATOR TOTAL n
(
n
being the operator involved) is issued on
display and the line below shows the no. of item recorded in the operator receipt,
followed by the corresponding total amount.
If no receipt is being issued, zero is displayed.
DISCOUNTS
DISCOUNT
DISCOUNT %
PRINT
Free percentage discounts can be applied by pressing the
DISCOUNT
function key
just after a sub-total is invoked.
The discount key is not mapped in the pre-set keyboard layout, so check that this
operation has been performed in order to use it (see progr. function
07
KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS
).
Press the desired operator key < OP n > with no transaction on course to obtain a
sub-total, then press the < DISCOUNT > key followed by the % discount wanted.
The display shows the message
DISCOUNT %
followed by the percentage
entered.
Then close the sale (by pressing <
PRINT
> or other possibly enabled receipt-
closing keys - e.g. <
CHEQUE
>, <
CASH
>, ...-, see
PRINT RECEIPT
on next page
for details).
Discounts can also be provided either on a fixed % base for each PLU (see funct.
10 PLU EDIT
), or
using Special Prices (see
PLU RECALL
) or even on a 3-range weight/quantity base for each PLU
(see funct.
10 PLU EDIT
).
OP 1
OP 1
OP 1