Toshiba TEC MA-1040-100 Series - Manual (Page 17)

TX/M
TXl/M
This key has exactly the same functions and programmabilities as the
[CHK TND] key except that the [Chg] key is usually programmed as a
"Total" key but not a "Tender" key.
The [AT/TL], [CHK TND], 'and [Chg] keys are called finalizing
Csale-finalizing) keys or media keys, and each of them will be used
to finalize a sale according to the media paid by the customer. The
short-tendering may be programmed to be prohibited as common program
option for those three media keys.
(for single-tax Area)
TX2/M (for Dual-tax Area)
TAX MODIFIER KEYS
([TX/M]; [TXl/M], [TX2/M])
Each of these keys is used to reverse the tax status (taxable/non-
taxable status) on departraents/PLUs or other tax-status-programmable
keys for one entry only. For dual-tax areas, a maximum of two keys
should be provided -- [TXl/M] and [TX2/M] -- in place of the [TX/M] key
for single-tax areas. The two tax modifier keys will function
independently each from the other, with its own tax table
pre-programmed for taxable items.
The tax modifier key(s) will be effective to reverse the tax
programmed on departemnts, PLUs, [DOLL DISC], [%+], and [%-] keys.
To operate, depress the required tax modifier key(s) prior to
depressing any of these function keys above listed, i.e,, either
before or after the amount entry. Please note that in dual-tax areas
each tax modifier key corresponds to its own tax table status. For
example, [TXl/M] corresponds to Tax 1 status (e.g. State Tax), [TX2/M]
to Tax 2 status (e'.g. City Tax), etc.
The tax modifier keys are also used, along with the [EX] key, to
exempt required tax (Tax 1 or Tax 2) from the sale. Refer to the [EX]
key description to be described later in this section.
TAX
MANUAL TAX KEY ([TAX])
This key is used to enter an irregular tax amount that can not be
calculated on the basis of the programmed tax table, and to add it to
the sale total by a manual operation.
To operate, enter the desired amount of tax and then depress the [TAX]
key. The amount entered is then printed. This tax amount is
processed into the Tax 2 memory. Therefore, the tax amount
auto-calculated and printed at finalizing the sale (i.e. Tax 1) does
not include a manual-entered tax, while the entire sale total printed
on the receipt last line does include the manual-entered tax also.
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