Toshiba FS-160 SERIES - Manual (Page 10)

PRESET DEPARTMENT ([Preset DEPT])
Depress the key without unit price entry. The price has already
been preset on this key (4-digit; $0.00 to $99.99).
Quantity extension operation is available by using the [X] key.
The quantity should be from 1 to 99. In case the quantity is
1-digit, the department key may be depressed after entering the
quantity without a [X] key depression.
By depressing the [PR OPEN] key, the preset department key is
changed into an open deparment temporarily. Thus a price different
from the preset one may be entered through the numeric keys, just as
an open department, if the [PR OPEN] key is depressed prior to the
preset department key.
The repeat operation of the item registered with the [PR OPEN] key
is not allowed.
PLU
PLU (Pirce-Look-Up) KEY ([PLU])
This key is used to register Price-Look-Up items. A PLU item has
3-digit PLU code (1 to 999), taxable or non-taxable status for each of
Tax 1, Tax 2, and Tax 3 tables, 5-digit preset price for a preset PLU,
and 2-digit linked department code (1 to 10). A maximum of 100 PLUs
are programmable.
Depressing the [PLU] key after a PLU code entry causes the
registration by the preset price automatically. In case of an open
PLU item, it will not read the price automatically at the PLU code
entry; after the PLU code entry the price should be entered and the
[AMT] key should be depressed.
By depressing the [PR OPEN] key, a preset PLU is changed into an open
PLU temporarily. In this case, the PLU operation sequence will be the
same as an open PLU described in the above paragraph.
Re-depressing the [PLU[ key causes the previous price entry to repeat
itself in case of a preset PLU; the [AMT] key is re-depressed for the
same purpose in case of an open PLU. The repeat operation is not
possible for a temporarily-open Preset PLU or a VOID or QUANTITY
EXTENSION for any PLU.
AMT
AMOUNT KEY ([AMT])
This key is used to enter the price for an open PLU or a preset PLU
that has temporarily been open by the [PR OPEN] key. Refer to the
description of the [PLU] key above.
7 8 9
4 5 6
1 2 3
0 00
NUMERIC KEYS ( )
These keys are used to enter numeric values such as amount, quantity,
or code number.
Depressing the [00] key once is the same as depressing the [0] key
twice consecutively.
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