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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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<strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong><br />

Scenario Solution<br />

Cash Drawer Dip<br />

Switch Settings for<br />

Smart Drawers<br />

Peripherals<br />

user/menu group/workstation/defaults for clerks who will be using the<br />

workstation attached to this cash drawer and printer.<br />

5 Go to Daily Processing�POS.<br />

6 Go to Daily � POS � POS. Press Alt + W.<br />

If printer is attached, dip switches on smart drawer should be:<br />

Group of 8 (1,3,4 set to ON)<br />

Group of 4 (all OFF)<br />

IF NO printer attached, dip switches on smart drawer should be:<br />

Group of 8 (1,3,4 set to ON)<br />

Group of 4 (all ON)<br />

End-Of-Day Troubleshooting<br />

Scenario Recommended Steps to Find and Fix the Problem:<br />

In Balance If your cash drawer tender totals match the Cash Journal tender types<br />

exactly and the Cash Journal and GL totals match:<br />

You are In Balance!<br />

Tender Type Switch If the Cash Journal and GL totals match, but your cash drawer tender<br />

totals do not match the Cash Journal tender types:<br />

Recount your cash drawer. You may have miscounted among the different<br />

tender types.<br />

OR<br />

If your cash drawer recount doesn’t change, match up each check and<br />

credit card receipt by name or number to the Cash Journal Detail. You<br />

may find that an incorrect payment type was processed for a transaction.<br />

In the above example, a $10 credit card payment accidentally got<br />

processed as a check, so the checks are over while credit cards are short<br />

by the same amount. To correct it, find the erroneous transaction, reverse<br />

it and reapply with the correct payment type.<br />

Cash Over If the Cash Journal and GL totals match, but you have more money than<br />

the Cash Journal and GL say you should have:<br />

Recount your cash drawer. You may have miscounted the total.<br />

OR<br />

If your cash drawer recount doesn’t change, match up each check and<br />

credit card receipt by name or number to the Cash Journal Detail. You<br />

may find that an extra check or credit card item was put into your drawer,<br />

but not processed in <strong>RecTrac</strong>. Unfortunately, if the extra money is cash, it<br />

may be more difficult to find out what household it belongs to. If you save<br />

copies of all receipts for the day, match them up with the cash drawer<br />

items. To correct the problem, find the household in question, process the<br />

transaction and apply the payment.<br />

6/9/2008 524 Vermont Systems, Inc.

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