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EO1-11097
BASIC KEY FUNCTIONS AND KEYBOARD VARIATIONS IN PRO-
GRAMMING OPERATIONS
Basic Key Functions
1. The following are main keys and their functions to be used in programming operations:
[X] or [@/FOR] .... Used to enter the program Submode No. The [X] key is usually labeled as [@/
FOR] on the ECR keyboard.
[ST] ...................... Used to enter the Address No. or Item Code. Also used to end the item data
entries.
[#] ........................ Used to enter data for the address or item. Each character code is also entered
through this key.
[AT/TL] ................ Used to end the entire program Submode sequence.
2. Functions of the [C] key:
• When an entered program data is already printed, the [C] key cannot clear it any longer. To correct
the data, re-enter it.
• Before the entered data is printed, the data may be cleared by the [C] key.
Keyboard Variations in Programming operations
The FS-1450 adopts a Flat keyboard.
The Flat keyboard will be set with the “Setting Mode Key Layout” in the programming operations
including the character entries.
The following operations may be executed with the “Setting Mode Key Layout.”
• STORE NAME/MESSAGE AND COMMERCIAL MESSAGE PROGRAMMING (Submode 1)
• CASHIER CODE AND NAME PROGRAMMING (Submode 2)
• PLU TABLE PROGRAMMING (Submode 4)
• SALESPERSON CODE AND NAME PROGRAMMING (Submode 20)
However, other operations (Which do not contain the character entries) should be operated with the
ordinary “REG” mode key layout.
NOTES: 1. If an option keyboard (PK-2) is connected, the DIRECT CHARACTER ENTRY method
is allowed through both the ECR keyboard and the option keyboard.
2. Any character not found in “Setting Mode Key Layout” should be programmed by
following the CHARACTER CODE ENTRY procedure. (Characters on the key sheet
can also be programmed by following this procedure.)