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■ PLU level shift (for direct PLUs)
This shift can double or triple the number of direct PLUs on your POS terminal without adding additional
direct PLU keys. You can use direct PLUs in ten levels by utilizing the PLU level shift keys [L1] thru [L10].
Level key shifts the PLU level from the other nine to the required level. (The normal level is the level 1.) You
must program your machine in the PGM mode to select one of the two PLU level shift modes —
automatic
return mode* and lock shift mode** — and decide whether to allow PLU level shift in both the REG and
MGR modes or in the MGR mode alone.
* The automatic return mode automatically shifts the PLU level back to level 1 after touching a direct PLU
key or finalizing each transaction.
** The lock shift mode holds the current PLU level until a PLU level shift key is touched.
Automatic return mode (for PLU levels)
If your terminal has been programmed for PLU level in the automatic return mode, touch a desired PLU
level shift key before a numeric entry.
(Returning every item entry)
➝
[L2] thru [L10]
➝
{ Q’ty
➝
[X/TIMES] }
➝
[Direct PLU key]
➝
Return to level 1
(Returning every transaction)
➝
[L1] thru [L10]
➝
{ Q’ty
➝
[X/TIMES] }
➝
[Direct PLU key]
➝
......
➝
(Finalization)
➝
Return to level 1
When you use the FF method, you need not touch the [X/TIMES] key for multiplication entries.
Lock shift mode (for PLU levels)
If your terminal has been programmed for PLU level in the lock shift mode, touch a desired PLU level shift
key before a numeric entry.
➝
[L1] thru [L10]
➝
{ Q’ty
➝
[X/TIMES] }
➝
[Direct PLU key]
➝
Stay in the current level
•
If you select the automatic return mode (Retuning every item entry), it is not necessary to use the [L1]
key.
•
When you use the FF method, you need not touch the [X/TIMES] key for multiplication entries.
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