ELCOM Euro-50iTE Mini, User Manual

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Programming the cash register
HEADER TEXT
Note:
Prior to programming read as soon as possible the section „General procedure when programming in
P-mode“, which is found at the start of the chapter „Programming the cash register“.
P-mode
Header text
The cash register allows you to print up to 9 lines of company logo information (for example,: „Mom and
Pop‘s Grocery Store, „Thank You“, and the like.) at the top of the receipts. Each line allows the printing of 18
characters of normal width or 9 of double width. Enter a double-width character by pressing
 
before
pressing the character. On the display, the character „
~
“, will appear. This indicates that the following sign
will be double-width.
1. header line
~
E
~
L
~
C
~
O
~
M
For shifting between individual lines of logo text, use the arrow keys

or
�
. For confirming (storing)
changes in the contents of the logo lines press the  TOTAL button; to leave logo programming, press
the  ( MENU ) button.
The cash register prints only lines of the text logo that contains characters (space is considered as a charac-
ter). Empty lines are not printed. Erasing of line is done by pressing of the
 TOTAL key.
GRAPHIC LOGO
Programming of the graphic logo can be done by using the communication software available at www.elcom.eu
or with help of the Import function from SD card.
Print logo:
no
method of editing – use arrow keys

or

Parameters of the graphic logo :
• format bmp
• bit depth 1bit (without grayscale)
• maximum size of 360x240 pixels ( at lower pixel rate of the graphic logo, the logo is not stretched or
completed to maximum size)
Print of the graphic logo can be set by pressing the

keys, after which the

TOTAL key has to be
pressed. If the print of the graphic logo is set to YES and the logo was not programmed, graphic logo will
be not printed on the receipt.
TRAILER TEXT
Note:
Prior to programming, read the „General procedure when programming in P mode“, which is located at the
beginning of the chapter „Programming the cash register“.