Checkpoint Systems Inc. CP11 Manuel D’Utilisation
C H E C K O U T P R O C E D U R E S
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DEACTIVATION OF PRESSURE SENSITIVE TAGS AND HANG TAGS
Pressure sensitive tags and hang tags may be deactivated at the point at the sale by using a Counterpoint Pad or
integrated scanner. Please refer to the directions below to determine the optimum procedure for deactivating
Checkpoint tags.
integrated scanner. Please refer to the directions below to determine the optimum procedure for deactivating
Checkpoint tags.
COUNTERPOINT DEACTIVATION
1. While ringing up purchases, cashiers
should pass each product across the
full width of the Counterpoint Pad. Items
should be held low and horizontally to
make sure that the target is within the
deactivation field.
full width of the Counterpoint Pad. Items
should be held low and horizontally to
make sure that the target is within the
deactivation field.
2. As a final check, place purchased
merchandise on top of the deactivation
pad.
pad.
SCANNER DEACTIVATION
1. Tagged areas/bar codes should be held
as low as possible above the scanner
(without disrupting throughput) to
ensure tag deactivation. Every item
must be scanned; cashiers should avoid
using the ”quantity” key on the cash
register.
(without disrupting throughput) to
ensure tag deactivation. Every item
must be scanned; cashiers should avoid
using the ”quantity” key on the cash
register.
2. At the point of sale, items should be
scanned for bar code information as
usual. Checkpoint tags placed on
merchandise are deactivated at the
same time.
usual. Checkpoint tags placed on
merchandise are deactivated at the
same time.