CM 811/812 Operating Instructions Programming Instructions

Operating Instructions CM 811/812 Cash Register Programming Instructions44.8 Print the Latest Transactions in the Electronic JournalSet the key to X or Z.Enter the 3-digit number of transaction (NNN)and confirm with e.Example: Print the 150 Latest TransactionsInput Display Confirm by pressing(A number between 001 and 999 can beentered.)150 150 e“NNN” means to appointing the number of transaction. The Electronic Cash Register will be reportted from oldertransaction by appointted number. When the issued transaction reach to latest, the report will be stopped. If theappointted number is bigger than saved transaction into EJ memory, the report will be startted from oldest transaction.44.9 Print the Z-Report in the Electronic JournalExample: Print the Z-Report, Print Journal to Z-Report No. 30Set the key to X or Z.Enter the 2-digit number of Z-report (DD) andconfirm the entry by pressing the c key.(A number between 01 and 99 can be entered.)Input Display Confirm by pressing30 30 c“DD” means to appointng the number of issued Z financial report. The Electronic Cash Register will be reportted fromoldest transaction. The Electronic Cash Register will count the issued Z financial report. When the count reach enterednumber, the report will be stopped. If the issued data is all before the count reach entered number, the report will bestopped.44.10 Delete the Electronic Journal Memory (without printing)Set the key to Z.Enter 8 and 1 and confirm with R.Electronic journal memory will be clearedwithout printing.Input Display Confirm by pressing81 81 RConfirmation function for clearing EJ memory. When the report issueing is finished in Z mode, the Electronic CashRegister will displayed [CL ] and long beep (about 2 seconds) will be sound. It means to confirm to clear EJ memory intruely. Then the Electronic Cash Register will wait for entering some key input. One is R key entering again. It meansto clear EJ memory in fact. The other is S key entering. It means to escape clear EJ memory.Olympia 8.2005 Page 47 All Rights Reserved