ELCOM Euro-200TE, User Manual

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Operation in registration mode
Important notice :
• The cash register can work with the main currency, a secondary (foreign or conversion currency) and a
third currency for printing and displaying of information during the conversion period.
• Combined payment methods like cash, check and credit are allowed only with the main currency.
• In the foreign – dual currency, only cash payment, received on account and pay out operations are al-
lowed.
• By combining local and foreign (dual) currencies, the cash back value is in the main – local currency
even when paying with a foreign currency.
• To switch between currencies, the electronic cash register should have the foreign currency program-
med or the Euro phase should be started.
• The change of the currency can be done after pressing the

( SUBTOTAL ) key along with the

( PRICE ) key. After pressing the

( PRICE ), key, the switched – main currency in which the subse-
quent operations will be recorded appears on the display. Switching back to the main currency can be
done by pressing the

( PRICE ) key again. If the

( PRICE ) key is not pressed, the currency will be
the actual main currency.
• The main currency can differ during the Euro phases.
• Switching the currency with the

( PRICE ) key, as the exchange rate for conversion will be the pro-
grammed value in the setting of the foreign currency or the conversion rate during Euro phase.
• All operations with both local and foreign (dual) currencies such as payment with cash, check, credit,
paid out and received on account, are recorded separately and printed separately on reports for each
currency.
Use of a foreign currency
Before using a foreign currency, this must be programmed. The programming procedure is included in the
programming section of this manual.
Procedure:
After pressing the

( SUBTOTAL ) key, the purchase value in local currency will appear on the display. By
pressing the

( PRICE ) key, this value will then be calculated according to the

( PRICE ) set exchange
rate for the foreign currency. If the (PRICE) key is pressed one more time, the value will be switched back to
the local currency. After switching to the correct currency, the payment value and the payment method can
be chosen. Any payment method can be used with local currency, though only cash payment is allowed in
a foreign currency.
Example: Buying a jacket for 870 SEK. The customer will pay 20 EUR with cash, 350 SEK with a credit card
and the rest with cash in SEK.