Cash Register CM 75 / 760 / 761 / 762
Olympia 2010
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Specifications subject to change without notice!
6.3.1
Programming a clerk password
Example: Programming the password for clerk no. 1 (password: 456) and clerk no. 2 (password: 987).
Input
Display
Confirm by pressing
●
Set the key to PRG
●
Access the clerk password
programming mode:
press
4
6 times
●
Confirm by pressing
CASH
!
!
4444,44
!
Enter all the passwords in sequence
(max. 8 passwords):
●
Enter the 4-digit clerk code
(1-digit clerk number
and 3-digit password)
and conclude by pressing
CLERK
.
!
!
14,56
29,87
!
!
●
Exit from clerk password
programming mode:
press
CLR
/
CLEAR
.
!
*!
/
Note:
If 000 is entered as the password for a clerk, the clerk system once again operates without a password for
this clerk.
6.3.2
Clerk log-on with clerk number and clerk password
Structure of the clerk code
1 2 3 4
3-digit clerk password (000-999)
4-digit clerk code
1-digit clerk number
Example: Clerk no 1 logs on with password "456" (clerk code: 1456).
Input
Display
Confirm by pressing
●
Set the key to REG
●
Enter the 1-digit clerk number
●
Enter the 3-digit clerk password
●
Confirm by pressing
CLERK
!
!
1
14,56
!
!
Clerks remain logged on until they log off properly (see below).
Note:
If an incorrect password is entered, error message "E" appears in the display.
6.3.3
Clerk logs off
Example: A salesperson logs off.
●
Set the key to OFF
Note:
System option 9 can be configured so that a
clerk must log on again after each registration
which is completed.
