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The Restore (ALL) operation loads all of the Back Office database data and terminal database data
from the backup file to the Back Office.
Select Restore from Data Control, the restore window will open.  Select a desired backup filename.

The Backup (ALL) operation saves all of the Back Office database and terminal database on the Back
Office in CSV files.
Select Backup from Data Control, the backup window will open.  Enter a desired backup filename.
(Default file name: yyyymmdd_hhmm <yyyy:year/mm:month/dd:day/hh: hour/mm:minute)

■  Module list

Data Control

Backup (ALL)
Restore (ALL)
Program Backup
Program Restore
Upload Data from Terminal
Regenerate Terminal DB

Selecting Program Backup from Data Control allows you to backup the POS programming data to the
backup file.  You can execute the following functions at the window opened.

• Changing a backup file name (Default file name:yyyymmdd_hhmm <yyyy:year/mm:month/

dd:day/hh:hour/mm:minute)

• Deleting old backup files
• Executing a backup operation

Selecting Program Restore from Data Control allows you to restore all POS programming data from a
backup file.  You can execute the following functions at the window opened.

• Selecting a backup file
• Deleting a backup file
• Executing a restore operation

Selecting Upload Data from Terminal from Data Control allows you to load programming data from
several terminals to the Back Office.

When you select Upload Data from Terminal, a terminal selection window will open.  Select a terminal or
several POS terminals, and click [UPLOAD] key.  The confirmation window asking if you want to
overwrite Back Office programming data will open.  Select [Yes] or [No].  When you select [Yes], an
upload operation is executed.

The programming data stored in terminals is a part of back office programming data.  Therefore you
may only restore the part of programming data.

Selecting Regenerate Terminal DB from Data Control allows you to regenerate terminal data base.

When you select Regenerate Terminal DB, the following window will open.

Specify the target terminal, then click [OK].