Sam4s ER-900 Series, Техническое руководство

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Remote Kitchen Order Printing
 It is possible to utilise both serial ports for kitchen printing direct from one machine, alternatively the
kitchen ticket can be issued from the register’s receipt printer.
 The groups are allocated with the printer port number, making it possible to designate different printers for
different groups. The register also allows for priority sorting by group ensuring that starters can be printed
before main course etc.

The register allows for a large degree of print control. It is possible to print the retail price of the items,
along with the total for the group; table, guest number etc.
Setting a Group to Print
P-MODE
0 SBTL 0
9
? ?
QTY/Time
2 ?
?
SUBTL CASH
Linking a PLU to a Group
P-MODE
0 SBTL 5
1
? ? PLU No ? ?
QTY/Time CASH
Parity Port Setting
S-MODE
? SBTL 8 2
QTY/Time
0 CASH
Data Bits Port Setting
S-MODE
? SBTL 8 3
QTY/Time
0 CASH
Stop Bits Port Setting
S-MODE
? SBTL 8 4
QTY/Time
0 CASH
Device Function Port Settings
S-MODE
? SBTL 8 5
QTY/Time
4 CASH
Printer Type Port Setting
S-MODE
? SBTL 8 1
QTY/Time
1 ? CASH
Enter the of the group
number to program
Enter Output
1 = Receipt
2
= Port 1
4
= Port 2
Enter the
number of the
PLU Number
Enter the number of the group
you want to link the PLU to
Sets the port for a remote printer
80
= Serial Port 1
82
= RJ Port 3
81
= Serial Port 2
83
= RJ Port 4 / USB Port
0 = None 3 = SRP270
2 = Ellix 20 4 = SRP350
For other printers see port setup
80 = Serial Port 1 82 = RJ Port 3
81 = Serial Port 2 83 = RJ Port 4 / USB Port
80 = Serial Port 1 82 = RJ Port 3
81 = Serial Port 2 83 = RJ Port 4 / USB Port
0
Enter Output
1 = RJ Port 3
2 = RJ Port 4 / USB