Toshiba MA-136-100 SERIES - Manual (Page 13)

The item correct function is effective even when a numeric entry and
a key depression are done between the department entry to be
corrected and the
I ITEM CORK I key depression. However, if any other
key-in operation, including a key depression to clear an error
condition, comes in between them, the item correct will not function.
The I ITEM CORK I key will function to correct any last item entered
through a department, ['pLUl . O. [|3 . IR/AI . fPOl . I DOLL DISCI .
or 1 TAX I key.
HFI Non-add Number Print Key
When the Mode Lock is in the REG position, this key is used to print
a non-adding number (such as Customer No., Check No., Credit Card
No., etc.) on the receipt and journal for future reference. To
operate, enter a maximum 8-digit number and then depress the
key. The number is then printed. This operation may be done any
time between items, before or after all the sale items, if the sale
has not been finalized yet. Usually, non-add numbers may be entered
as many times as required within a sale. However, it is programmable
to prohibit more than one non-add number entry within a sale by the
system option.
io1 ~ , 1001 Numeric Keys
These keys are used to enter numeric values such as amount, quantity,
date, or code number.
Depressing the 1001 key once is the same as depressing the key
twice consecutively.
fTj Decimal Point Key
This key is used, as part of numeric keys, to designate, the position
of the decimal point when entering a percent rate or a quantity.
For example, to enter 0.5%, index 0 -*■ □ - 5, or 5.
When entering a price or amount such as $0.25, just index 2 5.
In this case, depression of the □ key is not necessary and will
cause an error.
1 11 - I 2| {Standard Model) or maximum | 11 - ( 15l Department Keys
These are department keys through which sales items are registered.
These keys may be programmed as either 'PRESET' keys or 'OPEN' keys.
OPEN DEPARTMENT KEY
A key which has no preset price programmed is an 'OPEN' key and
must have a price entered into it manually. The price is rung
up on the numeric keyboard and appropriate department key is
depressed. The price is then displayed and printed on the receipt
and audit rolls.
When the same department key is depressed more than once after
a price entry, the price entered is repeated as many times as the
department key is depressed.
As for multiplication using a preset department key, see the
"REGISTERING PROCEDURE FOR SALES".