ELCOM Euro-2100TE, User Manual

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Programming manual
Flag 7 - Limit and value of the percent add-on
You can shift from limit to value programming by pressing the

(SUBTOTAL) button. The directional arrow
shows if either limit or value, is actually programmed.
Figure 3.7 Seventh system flag values
Digit Default setting Meaning Valid values
1 - 2 Left 00 Limit for the percent add-on entered during sale 00–99
3 - 6 Right 0000
Programmed percent add-on value (to program
10% add-on enter 1 0 0 0)
0000–9999
Flag 8 - Limit and value of the percent discount
You can shift from limit to value programming by pressing the

(SUBTOTAL) button. The directional arrow
shows if either limit or value, is actually programmed.
Figure 3.8 Eighth system flag values
Digit Default setting Meaning Valid values
1 - 2 Left 00 Limit for the percent discount entered during sale 00–99
3 - 6 Right 0000 Programmed percent discount value (to program 15% discount enter 1 500) 0000–9999
Flag 9 - Time setting
Figure 3.9 Ninth system flag values
Digit Default setting Meaning Valid values
1 - 2 12 Hours setting 00–23
3 - 4 00 Minutes setting 00–59
Flag 10 - Date setting
The cash register handles leap years and adjusts the number of days in each month automatically.
Figure 3.10 Tenth system flag values
Digit Default setting Meaning Valid values
1 - 2 01 Day 01–31
3 - 4 01 Month 01–12
5 - 6 01 Year 00–99
EXTENDED FLAGS PROGRAMMING
The extended flags are data which enable the user to set particular electronic journal functions, bar-codes
flags, etc.
Extended flags programming process:
1) Enter the programming mode “P” by pressing

.
2) Press the

(PERCENT DISCOUNT) button.
3) After entering proper flag values, store them by pressing the

(SUBTOTAL). The programming
of the next flag follows. Continue until all necessary flags have been programmed.
4) Programmed flag settings may be printed by pressing the

(CHECK) button.
5) Finish the programming by pressing the

(TOTAL) button.