Validation key ([validate]), Tax modifier key ([tx/m]), Tax exempt key ([ex]) – Toshiba TEC MA-206 User Manual
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VALI
DATE
VALIDATION KEY ([VALIDATE])
This key is used to over-print a validation slip.
To operate, after registering a required item, insert the slip into the validation
slot and depress the
[VALIDATE]
key. The item and the amount will be
printed in one line on the slip. Print or non-print of the consecutive No. or
clerk No. is program option.
Program selection is also provided for single- or multi-validation (number of
times validation allowed for the same item).
TX/M
TAX MODIFIER KEY ([TX/M])
This key is used to reverse the Tax status {taxable/non-taxable status) on
departments, PLUs, for one entry only.
To operate, depress the tax modifier key prior to depressing any of those
function keys listed above.
EX
TAX EXEMPT KEY ([EX])
This key is used to declare the exemption of the tax from the sale, displaying
the sale total excluding the exempted tax, printing the pre-taxed amount of the
sale portion subject to the tax exemption. Only a finalizing operation is
possible after the
[EX]
key is operated.
To exempt the tax, simply depress
[EX]
(or depress
[TX/M]
key first, then
depress
[EX]).
CUR
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CUR
2
FOREIGN CURRENCY KEYS ([CUR]; [CUR 1] [CUR 2])
These keys are used in tendering with foreign currencies. Each of these
corresponds to a foreign currency and is programmed with a preset exchange
rate.
For finalizing the sale, depress the
[TXBL TL]
key. (The
[TXBL TL]
key is
always mandatory for this operation.) The total (including taxes) is displayed
in the domestic currency value. Next, depress the
[CUR]
key corresponding
to the required foreign currency, and the sale total is displayed in that currency
value exchanged from the domestic currency value. Then an amount
tendered in that foreign currency may be entered (displaying the amount in the
foreign currency) and the same
[CUR]
key will be depressed (now displaying
the domestic currency amount exchanged from the entered foreign currency
amount). Finally, depress the media key according to the media paid (usually
[AT/TL]
for cash payment). The change due is displayed and printed in the
domestic currency value. If the tendered amount is short, the balance due is
displayed in the domestic currency value, and then multi-tendering with the
same
[CUR]
key.
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