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Keyboard Macros
Line Number: This field is displays the macro line number and is for reference only.
Macro Number: The code that the system uses to identify the keyboard macro. The macro
number is the one you use to define the macro when allocating it to the terminal keyboard
position. Please note that there may be more than one line with the same macro number.
number is the one you use to define the macro when allocating it to the terminal keyboard
position. Please note that there may be more than one line with the same macro number.
Key Depressions: Enter each key depression you want to include in the macro, for example,
numbers followed by a function number. To enter more than one key depression sequence on
the same macro line, you must separate them with a comma after each key type for example,
01F35,12F35.
numbers followed by a function number. To enter more than one key depression sequence on
the same macro line, you must separate them with a comma after each key type for example,
01F35,12F35.
NOTE:
The CLEAR and ENTER keys cannot be included as key depressions in a
keyboard macro.
keyboard macro.
You can continue to allocate Keyboard Macros using the same procedure.
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When you are satisfied the details are correct, press END.
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Preset PLUs
ACCESS
System Maintenance Menu
Choose option 1 - File Maintenance
File Maintenance Menu
Choose option 4 - Preset PLUs
OVERVIEW
You can assign a particular PLU code to a preset key, so that when the key is pressed on the
terminal a sale is recorded. A list of 50 preset key numbers are available and 17 key numbers
are displayed on the screen at a time.
terminal a sale is recorded. A list of 50 preset key numbers are available and 17 key numbers
are displayed on the screen at a time.
When you have selected the preset key number you want, the PLU code can then be entered.
Having entered the preset PLU keys, you should then allocate a key position on the terminal
keyboard using the Keyboard File function. Each preset PLU is identified in the keyboard file
by the letter P followed by the preset key number, for example, P01 would be preset PLU key
number 1.
Having entered the preset PLU keys, you should then allocate a key position on the terminal
keyboard using the Keyboard File function. Each preset PLU is identified in the keyboard file
by the letter P followed by the preset key number, for example, P01 would be preset PLU key
number 1.
MAINTAINING THE PRESET PLUs
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Use the up and down arrow keys to move the cursor to the preset PLU key number you want.
M A N A G E M E N T F U N C T I O N S
PRESET PLU MAINTENANCE
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Preset
PLU Code
Description
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00
LASAGNE
01
22802200
CANNELLONI
02
22802300
FUSILLI GARDNRA
03
22420100
SPAG CARBONARA
04
22420700
SPAG BOLOGNESE
05
22300100
GARLIC BREAD
06
22100300
MXD SIDE SALAD
07
22103000
TOM & ONION
08
22430100
PEPPERONI
09
22500600
VEGETARIAN
10
22501100
MARGARITA
11
23607100
MEAL OFFER
12
22502110
LUNCH SPECIAL
13
11000200
EXPRESSO
14
11002000
TEA
15
11000500
CAPPUCCINO
16
11000100
HOT CHOCOLATE
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Preset: The code that the system uses to identify the Preset PLU. This field cannot be
changed.
changed.
PLU Code: Enter a valid PLU code which identifies the product. The product description is
displayed.
You can continue to allocate Preset PLUs using the same procedure.
displayed.
You can continue to allocate Preset PLUs using the same procedure.
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When you are satisfied the details are correct, press END.
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List File
ACCESS
System Maintenance Menu
Choose option 1 - File Maintenance
File Maintenance Menu
Choose option 5 - List File
OVERVIEW
For obvious reasons, you cannot assign a key to every product you want to sell at the terminal,
so “lists” provide a method of grouping the products for display on the terminal. The server
can press a list key to display the products and then select the item required. Sometimes
another list will be displayed straight after a selection from a list has been made by the server.
Linking the lists is a way of making sure that the server selects all the elements which make up
the order for the kitchen, for example, ice cream and toppings. You can also set up lists for
items which require special attention, for example, “Qualifier Lists” (cooking instructions) or
“Extras” (optional side orders).
so “lists” provide a method of grouping the products for display on the terminal. The server
can press a list key to display the products and then select the item required. Sometimes
another list will be displayed straight after a selection from a list has been made by the server.
Linking the lists is a way of making sure that the server selects all the elements which make up
the order for the kitchen, for example, ice cream and toppings. You can also set up lists for
items which require special attention, for example, “Qualifier Lists” (cooking instructions) or
“Extras” (optional side orders).
There are ten lists reserved for setting up condiments; a set price meal containing two or more
items. One of these lists must be used to display the main (priced) item of the condiment, and
also any components which can be selected separately later, for example, dessert. The item
itself must have a list menu number set in order to display the first list from which components
are selected, for example, starters. This list can then link to another for main course and so
on. If the condiment list (90-99) includes items for later selection, these items must be type
“dummy” items on the product file and must have a list menu number set to the list of available
items for selection. Selection by the server of a type “dummy” item will not be allowed unless
the item is already in the transaction, ensuring that a “free” dessert is not selected unless the
main condiment has already been selected. For this reason, the dummy item itself must be
included in the “chain” of linked menus started by the main condiment item.
items. One of these lists must be used to display the main (priced) item of the condiment, and
also any components which can be selected separately later, for example, dessert. The item
itself must have a list menu number set in order to display the first list from which components
are selected, for example, starters. This list can then link to another for main course and so
on. If the condiment list (90-99) includes items for later selection, these items must be type
“dummy” items on the product file and must have a list menu number set to the list of available
items for selection. Selection by the server of a type “dummy” item will not be allowed unless
the item is already in the transaction, ensuring that a “free” dessert is not selected unless the
main condiment has already been selected. For this reason, the dummy item itself must be
included in the “chain” of linked menus started by the main condiment item.
If a list contains only one item and has both minimum items and maximum items set to 1, the
item will be automatically selected when the list is accessed, without display or operator
intervention. This method can be used for automatic selection of “dummy” items for a
condiment.
item will be automatically selected when the list is accessed, without display or operator
intervention. This method can be used for automatic selection of “dummy” items for a
condiment.
You can add or change a list on the system. For new lists, you must enter the list parameters
and then specify the products you want to place on the list. Existing lists may be reviewed and
changed when necessary. Having entered the list details, you should then allocate the list to a
key position on the terminal using the Keyboard File function. Each list is identified in the
keyboard file by the letter L followed by the list number, for example, L01 would be list number
1.
and then specify the products you want to place on the list. Existing lists may be reviewed and
changed when necessary. Having entered the list details, you should then allocate the list to a
key position on the terminal using the Keyboard File function. Each list is identified in the
keyboard file by the letter L followed by the list number, for example, L01 would be list number
1.
There are two ways in which you can disable a list; either replace the details with a new list, or
remove the list from the keyboard file.
remove the list from the keyboard file.
SPECIFYING THE LIST NUMBER
Enter List No: Enter the number of the list you want to maintain, 01-99. Existing list numbers
will display the current details for you to review. For new list numbers, you can add the list
information to the file.
will display the current details for you to review. For new list numbers, you can add the list
information to the file.
NOTE:
List numbers 90-99 are reserved for condiments.
ADDING A NEW LIST
When you have entered a new list number, the fields are cleared ready for you to key in the
details of new list.
details of new list.
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