ELCOM Euro-2100TE, User Manual

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Programming manual
CASHIERS PROGRAMMING
The programming of cashiers consists of four steps:
• cashier’s name
• cashier’s password
• cashier’s access rights
• cashier’s access to operations
The electronic cash register allows you to program up to six cashiers. This programming allows you to assign
a password to each cashier, which will be used by him/her to log into the electronic cash register and use its
functions. This password will also identify the cashier working on the electronic cash register. The receipts
issued by that cashier are identified by his/her name and all operations are assigned to him/her.
Programming procedure:
1) Switch the electronic cash register to the “P” mode by pressing

.
2) Press the

(PASSWORD) key. Display will show the current cashier number and label
(“
NAME
”) in the second display row which indicates that you are programming the cashier’s name.
First display row contains the current cashier’s programmed name.
3) Enter the name for the current cashier. Cashier name can have up to ten characters. If you mistype
or make a mistake while entering text, you can use the

(CLEAR) key to delete recent characters.
See the end of the chapter for hints on entering texts.
KASS
Ö
R 1
1
KASS.NAMN
4) Finish the cashier name programming by pressing

(SUBTOTAL) key. The electronic cash register
shows the current cashier number in the second display row, together with the label (“
PSWD
”) that indi-
cates programming of cashier’s password. Press

(TOTAL) to finish the programming procedure (next
steps will not run).
0001
1
KASS.LÖSEN
5) Enter the cashier’s password. The password is composed by the up to four numerals. If you mistype
during entering of the password, you can use

(CLEAR) key to correct your mistakes.
6) Finish the programming of cashier’s password by pressing

(SUBTOTAL) key. The electronic
cash register will then show the current cashier number in the second display row along with la-
bel (“
ACCES
”) that indicates programming of cashier’s access rights for electronic cash register
modes. Press

(TOTAL) to finish the entire programming procedure (next steps will not run).
1111
1 KASS.BEH
Ö
R
7) Program the mode access flags according to the figure 3.19. If you mistype, correct your mistakes using

(CLEAR) key. Warning: you cannot deny access to programming mode “P” for the cashier no. 1.
Figure 3.19 Cashier access rights
Digit Meaning Valid values
1 Access to the “X” mode
0–no, 1–yes
2 Access to the “Z” mode
3 Access to the “P” mode
4 Access to the “T” mode