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■ Closed Transaction Delete
Closed transaction data is deleted.
When you select Closed Transaction Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete closed transaction data.
When you select Closed Transaction Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete closed transaction data.
■ Non Accessed Customer Delete
Customer codes which has not been accessed for the preset period since the last accessed date (year
and month) are deleted.
When you select Non Accessed Customer Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator,
the confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete non accessed customer codes. The customer
codes satisfying the following formula will be deleted.
and month) are deleted.
When you select Non Accessed Customer Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator,
the confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete non accessed customer codes. The customer
codes satisfying the following formula will be deleted.
Deleting operation execution date = last accessed date + preset period + 1
Ex. Executing a deleting operation on August(1-31) of 2005/Preset period: 12 months
Last accessed date
June (1-30) of 2004
➞ Deleted
July (1-31) of 2004
➞ Deleted
August (1-31) of 2004
➞ Not deleted
■ Non Accessed PLU Delete
This operation is effective only when the delete method is set to manual.
PLUs which are preset as deleted codes and have never registered for the preset period are deleted
when you select Non Accessed PLU Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete non accessed PLUs.
PLUs which are preset as deleted codes and have never registered for the preset period are deleted
when you select Non Accessed PLU Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete non accessed PLUs.
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■ T-Log Data Delete
T-Log data is deleted.
When you select T-Log Data Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete the T-Log data. The data deleted is saved to the
programmed directory.
When you select T-Log Data Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete the T-Log data. The data deleted is saved to the
programmed directory.
NOTE
Depending on programming, the data is deleted automatically when End of Day operation is executed.
■ Operation/EJ Delete
Operation log data and electronic journal (EJ) data is deleted.
When you select Operation/EJ Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete the operation log data and electronic journal (EJ)
data. The data deleted is saved to the programmed directory.
When you select Operation/EJ Delete from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to delete the operation log data and electronic journal (EJ)
data. The data deleted is saved to the programmed directory.
NOTE
Depending on programming, the data is deleted automatically when End of Day operation is executed.
■ Clear Table Status
The status of all tables can be cleared.
When you select Clear Table Status from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to clear table status.
When you select Clear Table Status from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to clear table status.
■ Clear Sign On Status
The sign-on status of all clerks can be cleared.
When you select Clear Sign On Status from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to clear sign-on status.
When you select Clear Sign On Status from Data Delete of System Setting - Administrator, the
confirmation window will open. Click [YES] to clear sign-on status.
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■ Z Counter
You can set each counter number of the following Z counters for the system and for each POS terminal.
System Setting/Administrator/Z counter (for system and each Terminal)
Category
Authority
Item
Parameter
Number
ADM
Terminal Number
(1-9999/ 0: system)
Z Counter
ADM
Transaction Z1
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Transaction Z2
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Transaction Z3
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
PLU Hourly Z1
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
PLU Hourly Z2
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
PLU Hourly Z3
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Clerk Z1
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Clerk Z2
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Clerk Z3
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Hourly Z1
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Hourly Z2
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Hourly Z3
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
PLU Z1
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
PLU Z2
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
PLU Z3
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Open Table Z1
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Daily Summary Z2
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Dept Z1
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Dept Z2
(Integer) (0-9999)
ADM
Dept Z3
(Integer) (0-9999)
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■ Ground Totals
You can set each counter number of the following ground total counters for each POS terminal.
GT1 counter number is obtained by the formula, GT1 = GT2 - GT3.
GT1 counter number is obtained by the formula, GT1 = GT2 - GT3.
System Setting/Administrator/Grand Totals (for each Terminal)
Category
Authority
Item
Parameter
Grand Total
ADM
Terminal Number
(1-9999)
ADM
GT2
(0-9999999999999)13 digits (Decimal point
position: according to tab)
ADM
GT3
(0-9999999999999)13 digits (Decimal point
position: according to tab)
ADM
Training GT
(0-9999999999999)13 digits (Decimal point
position: according to tab)
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