Toshiba Electric Keyboard User Manual

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Symphony Pro Main Menus

This example shows the Configuration panel's "Host" tab.

Merge lane report data together is usually only used in multi-store situations. Instead of having sales
reports for each lane, the head office will get a consolidated total store report. Instead of terminal
numbers, the reports will be named and listed as the store number. If you do not select this option you
must create individual terminals for every register in each store (on the headquarters system). This
option should only be set at the headquarters Symphony Pro, not in an individual store.

The Connection pull down menu is used to determine how Symphony Pro connects. Any valid choice
you can make will appear in the pull-down menu. For example, if you have installed dial up networking
and defined a connection, the dial up networking definition will appear as a choice for the Symphony
Pro host connection type. If you plan on using modem to modem communications, you will need to
install and configure the calling side for dial up networking and the other side for dial up server. Please
refer to your operating system instructions for further help on these set-up issues.

IP or Domain name is the identification path to the remote Symphony Pro file system. This would be
entered as the head office IP address if you are connecting to a fixed TCPIP address.

Client Port and Host Port is the actual port number required at each side to open the connection. Try
FTP if you are unsure. Make both sides match.

Host path is the location on your system that the store Symphony Pro will put the files to be
transferred in before the actual connection with the HQ occurs. This is a location that is used by the
store side (not HQ) Symphony Pro to specify what need to be transferred out of the current location.
This could be called, for example C:\OutBoxHost\ or any other directory you create for this purpose.
The HQ Symphony Pro terminal does not need an entry for host path. Each store that connects must