ALARM SYSTEM/HIGH DIGIT LOCK-OUT
ALARM SYSTEM
Register Tone
cash register has an audible tone that sounds to confirm registration each
a key
pressed
Entry Error Alarm In using the register all operations must be performed
tne proper sequence To prevent operator errors the register
sound a continuous tone alarm an operation
performed incorrectly To clear the error lock condition the operator simply presses the
Clear [C] key determines what error was made and continues to operate
the proper sequence IMPORTANT When an operation
begun but not completed
the
position turning the control lock to another position
result
an alarm error condition When a
transaction
begun
the "R" position
must be completed by the use
[AMOUNT TEND/TOTAL] [CHARGE] [P/O]
or [VOID]
before changing to another position
Clear Key As described above the clear [C] key
erase an alarm condition caused by an operational error (usually pressing a key that
was not proper for that operation) The clear [C] key
not erase a transaction that has been registered by an operating key and printed on
the register tape To erase entries made
error after pressing the Department Key or any other operating key and the entry has been printed
on the tape use the
[VOID] key
correct the error
Total Register Clear If the operator cannot correct an error/lock condition or to clear all pre programmed data from the machine turn the
control lock to
position to turn battery off and then unplug machine Reconnect power then reprogram the register
HIGH DIGIT LOCK-OUT
To prevent the operator from making an entry
the register of an erroneously
price the register can be programmed to limit the
number of digits that can be entered
the transaction The register can be programmed to Lock-Out" after an entry of three (9 99) to
(9999 99) digits To make an entry above the programmed "Lock-Out" limit use the Release key to make an entry up to the
maximum seven digits
