Toshiba MA-216-100 SERIES - Manual (Page 13)

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NUMERIC KEYS ( I )
These keys are used to enter numeric values such as amount, quantity, or
code number.
The maximum numeric entry digits vary according to each item or
operation.Depressing the [00] key once is the same as depressing the [0] key
twice consecutively.
DECIMAL POINT KEY ([. ])
This key used, as part of numeric keys, to designate the decimal point position
when entering a percent rate {through [% + ] or [%- ]) or a quantity (through
[@/FOR]). For example, to enter 0.5%, index 0 -►[. ]-► 5, or [. ] -► 5.
A maximum of three digits may be entered below the decimal point.
When entering a price or amount such as $0.25 just index 2 5. In this
case, depression of the [. ] key is not necess^ and will cause an error.
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NO SALE KEY ([NS])
This key is used to open the cash drawer white the machine is outside a sale.
To operate, depress this key once. Ttiis function is usually used to break a
big bill, or to check the receipt and journal print condition.
A non-add number may usually not be entered prior to a no-sate operation
within one receipt sequence. However, it can be programmed to allow a no­
sale operation after a non-add number entry.
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DEPARTMENT KEYS ([DEPT])
These are department keys through which sates items are registered,
maximum of 30 keys may be installed. Each of these keys may
programmed as either an 'OPEN’ or ‘PRESET’ key.
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(1) OPEN DEPARTMENT KEY ([Open DEPT])
A department key which has no preset price programmed is an ‘OPEN’
key and it is necessary to enter a price manually each time. The price
is rung up on the numeric keyboard and the appropriate department key
is depressed. The price is then displayed and printed on the receipt
and journal roll.
When the same department key is depressed more than once
consecutively after a price entry, the price entry is repeated as many
times as the department key is depressed.
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