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4. Changing the Programmed Data
This chapter is provided for the store programmer or the store manager who may have to change the pro-
grammed data of the MA-1350-1 series ECR on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Usually, all the basic program
data required for your store should be set before delivering the product by your local TOSHIBA TEC
representative. However, to change or add program data, please refer to this chapter. It is also recommended to
read other chapters in this manual in order to thoroughly understand the descriptions in this chapter. If there are
any unclear points or program data other than listed here that must be changed or added, please contact your
TOSHIBA TEC representative.
Character Entries for Programming Operations:
There are two methods of operations for character settings for names or messages: CHARACTER CODE
ENTRY Method and DIRECT CHARACTER ENTRY Method.
CHARACTER CODE ENTRY Method:
This method is to set a character by entering a Character Code and depressing the [#/NS] key. This
method is allowed on the ECR keyboard.
DIRECT CHARACTER ENTRY Method:
This method is to set a character by directly depressing the Character Key on the following keyboards.
• ECR Normal Keyboard (Setting operations including character entries can be performed after
the key operation “81 [@/FOR].)
• ECR Flat Keyboard using the “SET Mode Key Layout” sheet
• PK-2 Keyboard (PLU Keyboard; hardware option)
By using those character keys, the characters are directly entered. In this manual, sample operations
are attached to most of the programming operations. And at name or message programming portions,
characters are entered by the CHARACTER CODE ENTRY method. Instead of this, you may depress
the Character Keys. For example, instead of entering 11[#/NS] (to enter character “A”), you may simply
depress Character Key “A” on any of three keyboards above.
On the following pages, Character Code Tables under the CHARACTER CODE ENTRY Method and the
three different Keyboards under the DIRECT CHARACTER ENTRY Method are shown. These pages are
to be referred to, every time the “Character Entries” sequence is contained in various programming opera-
tions in this manual.