ELCOM Euro-2100TE, User Manual

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Programming manual
To use a different foreign currency, change to the third Euro phase is required. A description of how to
do this is described in the next chapter.
Third Euro phase
In this phase, a foreign currency (different than the SEK) can be set and used. Cancellation of dual display
is not required in order to use a foreign currency . The main currency is the Euro, the dual-informational cur-
rency is the Swedish crown and the foreign currency is any other currency.
Procedure for setting the foreign currency:
1) Execute a daily and monthly Z report.
2) Switch into programming mode by pressing the key combination

.
3) Enter the code

.
4) Enter the 3-character currency code (–e.g., USD); save this value and move to the next setting by press-
ing the key

.
5) Enter the currency exchange rate, such as: “1EUR = xx.xxxx USD“. Press the

ey to go to the next
step.
6) Enter the currency parameters as shown in figure 3.22 and set the value using the

key.
After programming of all values, a message showing the status of the third Euro phase setting will appear on
the display and will also be printed out on an informational receipt:
Euro steg
3
INHEMSK VALUTA
EUR
UTL. VALUTA
USD
Valutakurs
1 EUR = 10.4700 SEK
Valuta flag
022
------------------------------
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Växlingskurs
1EUR=10.4735 SEK
Dubbel visning
av
During the third Euro phase, the parameters can be set by following this procedure:
1) Switch into programming mode by pressing the key combination

.
2) Press the

key.
3) Enter the currency code and press

.
4) Enter the exchange rate regarding the new main currency and press

.
5) Enter the currency parameters per figure 3.22 and confirm the setting by pressing

.
Notice:
he name and parameter of the foreign currency can be changed after the execution of a monthly Z report
and the value of the exchange rate can be changed after a daily Z report.
ENTERING TEXTS INTO THE ELECTRONIC CASH REGISTER
The numerical keys are used in text programming (logo, PLU names, cashiers names etc.). There are num-
bers in the upper part of the keys and letters and other characters are in the lower part. In national versions,
all letters and characters of the alphabet are on the keys. To enter a capital letter hold the

(SHIFT) key
and press the relevant key. For instance, enter letter “a” by simply pressing the

key, letter “F” by holding

and pressing the

key three times, number “5” by pressing the

key four times, to get the space
character press

. To enter an uppercase letter, first press the

(SHIFT) key. The

(SHIFT) key works