Olivetti ECR 3550 T euro, Clerk Manual

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OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS THAT CAN BE ASSIGNED TO KEYPAD KEYS
The cash register offers standard functions that can be invoked by pressing the related key on the cash
register's keypad (refer to the section The Keypad), but the keys that you may not use as frequently as others
can be reprogrammed to invoke other functions that the cash register has to offer. Listed below are the optional
key functions that can be assigned to specific keypad keys.
1. [Non tax] - Used when no tax is to be registered for a department or PLU which is programmed for tax.
2. [Tax1] - Tax change operations; overrides a preset tax rate with the rate defined for Tax 1.
3. [Tax 2] - Tax change operations, overrides a preset tax rate with the rate defined for Tax 2.
4. [000] - Triple zero entry function to quicken the entry of large amounts.
5. [Currency] - Currency conversion key. When the exchange rate of a foreign currency is programmed,
pressing this key after registering the price of an item displays the item price in the programmed foreign
currency. The currency alphanumeric descriptor, if programmed, is displayed on the upper row of the
operator display. Pressing this key a second time returns the display to the local currency.
6. [Price Inq.] - PLU price enquiry functions. Pressing this key before a PLU entry displays the programmed
price of the specific PLU.
7. [Take out] - Registers an alternate tax rate which is applied to restaurant items that are taken out and that
may be subject to a different tax rate with respect to the same item consumed in the restaurant.
8. [House] - Registers a priced item which is offered to the customer free of charge, in other words "on-the-
house".
9. [Tray Subtotal] - In cases when the customer forgets an article, instead of canceling or ending the sales
transaction underway so that the customer can go and collect the forgotten article, the clerk can store the entire
transaction in a "tray" where it can then be recalled successively. The tray subtotal is stored in the cash
register's memory. When the transaction is stored in the tray, the sales transaction of another customer can
be initiated and terminated. Recall the tray subtotal, add items and then end the interrupted sale.