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Manager operation
TE-2200/2400 Dealer's Manual
Manager operation
This section describes modes and operations that are generally used by management only. Besides user programming
procedure, it also describes how to perform clerk assignments for clerk interrupt function and set stock quantities.
Manager control mode (X1 mode)
Manager control consists of the six operations listed below. Access to these operations can be restricted by password that
makes it impossible to perform operations unless the correct password is input.
•Drawer assignments for each clerk (when optional multi-drawer system is used)
• Stock quantity maintenance
• Clerk assignment for clerk interrupt function
• Clerk number to clerk number key
• Programming for the Euro
•Programming for Australian GST
•Program 1 programming (programming unit prices for department keys, PLUs; programming unit prices, rates, times, dates
for function keys)
•Master re-connection
• Resetting the busy flag
Entering the manager control mode
Procedure
1. If the register has no password for the manager mode, you need not to enter it.
2. Press the clerk number key if you want the password you input not to appear on the display.
3. An error occurs if you try to enter the manager control mode without inputting a password (when one is programmed), or if
the password you input does not match the one programmed for the register.
To avoid repetition, the above operation is abbreviated to the following for all of the other procedure in this section.
Assign drawers for each clerk
Procedure (by clerk button)
Procedure (by clerk code)
Note:
1. Each clerk can be assigned a drawer when optional multi-drawer system is being used.
2. Input a 4-digit clerk number (0001 ~ 9999) that identifies the clerk you want to assign the drawer to.
6 o6
::::
6 k 6
X1
Mode switch
MGR
Password (4-digit)
66: 6 r
6 : 6 :::: 6 r
MGR
MGR
Sign on by clerk button
Drawer assignment
Drawer 1 = 0, 1
Drawer 2 = 2
Drawer assignment
Drawer 1 = 0, 1
Drawer 2 = 2
Clerk No.