Toshiba TEC MA-1900 - Manual (Page 16)

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7-2 IN-LINE REPORTS
NON-HOLD RESET AND HOLD RESET
There are two types of In-line reset report takings -- NON-HOLD RESET and HOLD
RESET. One of the two types is selected by system option. The following are the
differences between the two reset types; the reset command executions on the Master
Terminal are the same.
1) NON-HOLD RESET
This type is helpful to a store where only the store manager or a person authorized
by the manager is in charge of taking reset reports at the end of the day and no one
else is expected to help him. In this method, the operator (or manager) can execute
In-line Reset Commands on the Master Terminal only and no operations are
required on each Satellite Terminal.
EXCEPTIONAL RESET REPORTS
• Cashier Resets
Cashier Key Method
Individual Cashier Reset reports can be taken as manual resets on
each terminal regardless of the option “Manual Resets on Individual
Terminals Allowed“. In this case, however, the report data memory
is cleared, and In-line Cashier Reset Reports on the Master
Terminal will no longer be possible. (When the “Money Declaration
Feature“ is selected, follow the description for “Money Declaration“
in the MANAGER’S GUIDE of the Owner’s Manual for the MA-1900
stand-alone level.)
Cashier Signing Method
Individual Cashier Reset reports can be taken as manual resets on
each terminal if the option “Manual Resets on Individual Terminals
Allowed" is selected. In this case, however, the report data
memory is cleared, and In-line Cashier Reset Reports on the Master
Terminal will no longer be possible.
• AH Salesperson Resets
The same is applied as the “Cashier Signing Method” above.
PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS
• Manual Resets on Individual Terminals Allowed
If this option is selected and a terminal is manually reset, the terminal
will go into the “HOLD” condition just as in the HOLD RESET type later
described. Thereafter, the terminal can only take other manual reset
reports or wait for the In-line Reset Report Collection command from the
Master Terminal.
• Each Terminal Reset Report of and from the individual terminal Issued on a
Master Terminal’s In-line Reset Report Collection Command
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