Toshiba MA-1595-1 Series User Manual
6. PROGRAMMING OPERATIONS
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6.7 Time Setting or Adjustment (Submode 5)
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3. Using Bar codes (source-marking EAN or UPC bar codes)
If most of the sale items in the store are printed with a source-marking UPC bar codes, the code (the human-
readable numerics attached to the bar code print) may be entered as it is. Some items are printed with 13-digit
code, and others with 8-digit code. Thus this method is possible only when the option “PLU Code max. 13 digits”
is selected.
The merit of this system is that you can simply read and enter the source-marked code rather than generating an
original code for each PLU item. If the barcode No. is used, however, it is recommended to adopt the “Scanning
System Type”.
4. Combining Methods 1, 2, and 3
readable numerics attached to the bar code print) may be entered as it is. Some items are printed with 13-digit
code, and others with 8-digit code. Thus this method is possible only when the option “PLU Code max. 13 digits”
is selected.
The merit of this system is that you can simply read and enter the source-marked code rather than generating an
original code for each PLU item. If the barcode No. is used, however, it is recommended to adopt the “Scanning
System Type”.
4. Combining Methods 1, 2, and 3
When the option “PLU Code max. 13 digits” is selected, some combinations of the above three methods are
possible.
Example 1) Combining Methods 1 and 2:
possible.
Example 1) Combining Methods 1 and 2:
x x x x x x
Type IDs described in Method 2
Linked Department Code described in Method 1
Linked Department Code described in Method 1
Example 2) Combining Methods 3, and Method 1 or 2:
For source-marked items .…use the bar codes.
For other items .……………generate codes in Method 1 or Method 2, in max. 6 or 7 digits for
For other items .……………generate codes in Method 1 or Method 2, in max. 6 or 7 digits for
example.
After all, the methods described above are only suggestions. You may freely make up your own PLU coding
method to suit each store’s merchandise controls.
6.7
Time Setting or Adjustment (Submode 5)
Anytime outside a sale
Mode
Lock:
SET
5
[X] |Hour| |Minute|
[AT/TL]
(00 to 23) (00 to 59)
NOTE: If an hour value of more than 23 or a minute value of more than 59 is entered, the current data will not
be changed by setting or adjusting the time.
Example) To set time “1:15 p.m. (13:15)”.
Key Operation: Mode Lock: SET, Enter 5 and depress the [X] key.
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