Toshiba MA-1190 - Manual (Page 7)

CLERK LOCKS
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GT LOCK
These locks are used to identify which clerk is
operating the register.
Clerk Keys (CLl, CL2, CL3, CL4)
Each clerk should keep his/her clerk key.
Each of the keys may be inserted and pulled out in the
neutral position marked with (point).
According to the basic specification of the register, handling
of the Clerk Keys will be different:
On a GP-spec Register (usually for general-purpose stores)
Under the GP-spec., one of the Clerk Keys must be set to its
ON position. The register will not operate without a clerk
key when the Mode Lock is set to the "REG", "MGR", or "Q"
position.
Under this specification, the ID Code (1 to 99) of the sales
person who contributed the sale may (or must) be entered
thorugh the [LOG] key before starting to register the sale.
(Refer to the [LOG] key description and also to the
REGISTERING PROCEDURE FOR SALES section for further
instructions.)
On a GR-spec Register (usually for grocery stores)
Under the GR-spec,, use or non-use of Clerk Keys in
registering sales is the store's choice. The register will
operate with or without a clerk key.
Under this sepecification, however, a Cashier Sign-On
operation is required for registrations in the "REG",
"MGR", or "QJ" mode. The register will not operate without
any cashier being signed-on. (Refer to the [LOG] key
description and also to the REGISTERING PROCEDURE FOR SALES
section for further instructions.)
This lock is provided to read or reset the
accumulated sales totals not on the daily but on
weekly or monthly basis. This lock will not be
used for any other purpose than report takings.
GTX Position may be accessed by the GTX Key or GTZ Key.
GTZ Position may be accessed by the GTZ Key only.
(Refer to the X AND Z REPORT section for further details.)
NOTE: Please set the GT Lock to the neutral position (marked
with ".") with the GTX or GTZ key removed when reports are
not being taken.
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