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Operator Maintenance
In Case of Power Failure
When power is lost, the POS terminal retains its
memory contents and all information on sales
entries.
• When power failure is encountered while the POS
terminal is at an idle state or during an entry, the
POS terminal returns to the normal state of
operation after power recovery.
• When a power failure is encountered during a
printing cycle, the register prints “========” and
then carries out the correct printing procedure after
power recovery. (See the sample print.)
In Case of Printer Error
If the printer’s motor happens to lock, the printing stalls and intermittent bleeping starts. You must, first of
all, cut the power supply and repair the paper jam. Then, when the cord is plugged into a receptacle,
message “PRINTER ERR” is displayed.
Feed the roll paper to the proper position and depress the
CL
key. The register carries out the power
failure symbol and continues printing.
Paper roll near-end sensing function (only for journal paper) <option>
When the journal paper roll comes near the end or is not loaded, the machine senses this condition and
sounds an alarm, displaying the error message “PAPER EMPTY”. At this time, clear the alarm with the
CL
key and replace the paper roll as soon as possible. The following entry can be made after clearing the
alarm. However, since this function works each time one transaction is completed, the alarm sound will be
emitted again as the following transaction is completed unless the paper roll is replaced.
If you want to use this function, consult your dealer.
• The sensing position depends upon the size of the paper tube.
Therefore, it is advisable to use paper rolls - whose paper tube
is 18 mm in O.D. and 12 mm in I.D. - specified by SHARP.
• If sensing occurs too early or late, contact your dealer.
18 mm
12 mm
Paper roll
Paper tube
Print after power
recovery
Power failure
symbol
- POS TERMINAL 1
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- CONTENTS 2
- Part Names and Functions 8
- Paper release lever 9
- Keyboard 10
- Optional keys 11
- Keys and Switches 13
- Operator display 14
- Screen save mode 15
- Before Operating the POS 16
- Terminal 16
- Time Display and Automatic 17
- Updating of the Date 17
- Prior to Entries 18
- Server Code Entries 19
- Item Entries 22
- Repeat entries 23
- Multiplication entries 24
- Split-pricing entries 25
- Scale entries 27
- Link PLU/UPC entries 29
- Mix-and-match function 30
- Combo meal entries 30
- Condiment entries (for PLU) 31
- Repeat round entries 31
- UPC learning function 32
- Price change mode 33
- key on numeric entry 34
- PLU/UPC price level shift 35
- Display of Subtotals 36
- Group discountable subtotal 37
- Gasoline discount subtotal 37
- Finalization of Transaction 38
- Food stamp tendering 39
- Food stamp status shift 39
- Tax Calculations 40
- GLU/PBLU system 41
- GLU/PBLU code 42
- (1 to 9999) 42
- Deposit entries 43
- GLU/PBLU code GLU/PBLU code 44
- [Payment operations] 44
- [Sales entries] 44
- Bill on the slip (auto feed) 45
- Auxiliary Entries 46
- (rate: max. 100.00%) 47
- Payment Treatment 48
- RA amount 50
- key and select “11 NO 51
- SALE” from the window 51
- Customer management 52
- WASTE mode 53
- Correction 54
- Subtotal Void 56
- Special Printing Functions 57
- Validation Printing Function 58
- Transaction symbol Amount 60
- Training mode symbol 60
- Arrival time 61
- (on the receipt) 61
- Server code 61
- Departure time 61
- (on the journal) 61
- Manager Mode 62
- Correction after Finalizing a 63
- Transaction 63
- Reading (X) and Resetting (Z) 64
- Daily Sales Totals 67
- Reset counter 70
- Full group total report on 71
- Total sales q’ty and 72
- PLU/UPC pick up report 73
- PLU/UPC stock pick up report 75
- Item label 76
- Associated dept. code 76
- PLU code 76
- Positive check report 77
- Capture job no 80
- Capture information 80
- Individual server report 81
- GLU/PBLU report 84
- GLU/PBLU report by server 84
- Closed GLU/PBLU report 85
- X1/Z1 stacked reports 86
- Periodic Consolidation 87
- Daily net report 88
- Customer sales report 1 and 2 89
- X2/Z2 stacked report 90
- Non-accessed UPC, Dynamic 91
- UPC and Customer 91
- Deletion 91
- Non-accessed UPC report 92
- Non-accessed customer report 92
- Customer delete report 93
- Dynamic UPC clear 93
- How to Use the Programming 94
- 95
- Entering character codes 96
- Programming 97
- Article Programming 99
- Department 100
- Department (continued) 101
- PLU/UPC (continued) 103
- Dynamic UPC 105
- PLU range 105
- PLU/UPC stock 106
- Link PLU table (for PLU/UPC) 107
- Condiment table 108
- Mix & Match table 109
- Combo meal table 110
- Combo meal table (continued) 111
- Scale table 111
- UPC Non-PLU code format 112
- UPC delete 113
- Direct Key Programming 114
- Key numbers 115
- PLU Menu Key Programming 116
- Functional Programming 117
- Discount key ( 118
- Percent key ( 119
- Group discount key ( 120
- Gas discount 121
- Gratuity 122
- Manual tax 124
- Tax delete 125
- Media Key Programming 127
- Cash keys 128
- Cash keys (continued) 129
- Check keys 132
- Check keys (continued) 133
- Charge keys 136
- Charge keys (continued) 137
- Food stamp tender key 140
- Currency conversion keys 142
- Eat-in keys 142
- Service key 143
- Service key (continued) 144
- Final key 145
- Final key (continued) 146
- Cash in drawer 147
- Check change 147
- Check cashing 148
- Check cashing (continued) 149
- Text Programming 150
- Function text 151
- Department group text 153
- PLU group text 153
- Server group text 154
- Message text 154
- Personnel Programming 155
- Terminal Programming 156
- Machine number 157
- Consecutive number 157
- Interval timer 157
- Default menu level 158
- Available GLU code 158
- Bill number 158
- Date/Time Setting 159
- Optional Feature Selection 160
- Function prohibition 161
- Function selection 1 163
- Function selection 2 164
- Printing selection 165
- Secret Code Programming 166
- Z1 reports 167
- PGM2-mode operations 167
- System Z1 reports 168
- System PGM2-mode operations 168
- Report Programming 170
- Zero skip 171
- Hourly report 171
- Stacked report 172
- Stacked report (continued) 173
- Logo Text Programming 175
- Receipt logo 176
- Validation printing text 176
- Bill logo 177
- Bill (slip) printer 179
- Report printer 180
- Validation printer 180
- BCR (SCANNER) 182
- GLU Code Programming 183
- Customer Programming 184
- Customer code 185
- Customer programming 185
- Negative code/Override status 186
- Positive code 187
- Macro Key Programming 188
- Function Menu Key Programming 189
- Capture Key Programming 190
- Capture job number 191
- Tax Programming 192
- Table tax 193
- Table tax (continued) 194
- Rate (%) tax 195
- TRAINING Mode Selection 196
- Backup Data Send Programming 197
- Backup data receive 198
- Reading of Stored Programs 202
- Sample printouts 203
- The UPC codes are printed 204
- Report type 205
- Link PLU 205
- Assigned 205
- PLU codes 205
- Scale table no 206
- Key data entry job no 207
- Function text (default) 210
- Text (preset) 210
- (default) 211
- Start code 212
- End code 212
- PLU menu 214
- Menu PLU 214
- Data Clear 215
- European Article Number (EAN) 216
- Add-on code 217
- UPC file 217
- Print after power 218
- Power failure 218
- To the printer 219
- Incorrect 219
- Installing the paper roll 220
- Removing the paper roll 221
- Removing a paper jam 222
- Operating the Drawer by Hand 224
- Before Calling for Service 225
- List of Options 225
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