Toshiba TEC MA-315-100 - Manual (Page 35)

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Blank Keyboard Sketch (for your planning aid)
Fill in:
Key Name
Key Code
(Refer to the "List
of Keys" on the
preceding page)
For the Standard
Keyboard Layout,
refer to Chapter
Keyboard*’.
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( ) 1
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( ) 0 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) AT/TL
NOTES 1. if Key Installation Setting is operated for the first time, all the keys are already set as in
the Standard keyboard Layout. Therefore, set only the keys that are to be changed as
to their locations or newly installed.
2. If a wrong code has been entered and the key has also been depressed (i.e., a wrong
code has been set on a key), enter the correcf code and depress the key. The code
entered last will be effective.
3. If "0” is entered as Key Code, the key will be dead and its memory will also be
closed.
4. Each of the keys programmed in this operation wilt have its memory (if any) opened
automatically.
5. The [C] key, if once set with Key Code 95, may be used to dear an error, but it
cannot be used immediately after a Key Code entry (for the purpose of clearing the
wrong Key Code error). If any Key Code is entered and then the [C] key is
depressed, that Key Code will be set on the key that was once the [C] key.
6. On depressing the final [AT/TL] key, "0.00” is displayed in the AMOUNT portion,
indicating that the setting operation is completed. No printing occurs.
7. Use the Blank Keyboard Layout on the preceding page, if necessary, for your own
keyboard plan before starting the setting procedure.
8. Brief Information on Optional Keys:
Department Keys 16 to 30 ... Key Codes 16 to 30
Install additional Department Keys if the current Department Keys (1 to 15) are not
enough to classify №e merchandise in your store.
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