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TE-M80

Electronic Cash Register

START-UP is QUICK and EASY!

Simple to use!

15 departments

Automatic Tax Calculations

Calculator function

User's Manual

TE-M80-S

TE-M80-M

INTRODUCTION

Thank you very much for purchasing this CASIO electronic cash register.

START-UP is QUICK and EASY!

Part-1 of this user's manual can help you make a quick start.

Once you have mastered the QUICK START operations, you will undoubtedly want to

expand your use of this machine by studying other sections of Part-2.

Original carton / package

If for any reason, this product is to be returned to the store

where purchased, it must be packed in the original carton/

package.

Location

Locate the cash register on a flat, stable surface, away from

heaters or areas exposed to direct sunlight, humidity or dust.

Power supply

Your cash register is designed to operate on standard house-

hold current (120V, 220V, 230V or 240V; 50/60Hz). Do not

overload the outlet by plugging in too many appliances.

Cleaning

Clean the cash register exterior with a soft cloth which has

been moistened with a solution of a mild neutral detergent

and water, and wrung out.

Be sure that the cloth is thoroughly wrung out to avoid

damage to the printer.

Never use paint thinner, benzene, or other volatile solvents.

INTRODUCTION

Safety precautions

• To use this product safely and correctly, read this manual thoroughly and operate as instructed.

After reading this guide, keep it close at hand for easy reference.

Please keep all informations for future reference.

• Always observe the warnings and cautions indicated on the product.

About the icons

In this guide various icons are used to highlight safe operation of this product and to prevent injury to the

operator and other personnel and also to prevent damage to property and this product. The icons and

definitions are given below.

Indicates that there is a risk of severe injury or death if used incorrectly.

Indicates that injury or damage may result if used incorrectly.

Icon examples

To bring attention to risks and possible damage, the following types of icons are used.

The symbol indicates that it includes some symbol for attracting attention (including warning). In this triangle

the actual type of precautions to be taken (electric shock, in this case) is indicated.

The

symbol indicates a prohibited action. In this symbol the actual type of prohibited actions (disassembly, in

this case) will be indicated.

The symbol indicates a restriction. In this symbol the type of actual restriction (removal of the power plug

from an outlet, in this case) is indicated.

Warning!

Handling the register

Should the register malfunction, start to emit smoke or a strange odor, or otherwise behave abnormally,

immediately shut down the power and unplug the AC plug from the power outlet. Continued use

creates the danger of fire and electric shock.

• Contact CASIO service representative.

Do not place containers of liquids near the register and do not allow any foreign matter to get into it.

Should water or other foreign matter get into the register, immediately shut down the power and unplug

the AC plug from the power outlet. Continued use creates the danger of short circuit, fire and electric

shock.

• Contact CASIO service representative.

Should you drop the register and damage it, immediately shut down the power and unplug the AC plug

from the power outlet. Continued use creates the danger of short circuit, fire and electric shock.

• Attempting to repair the register yourself is extremely dangerous. Contact CASIO service representative.

INTRODUCTION

Warning!

Never try to take the register apart or modify it in any way. High-voltage components inside the register

create the danger of fire and electric shock.

• Contact CASIO service representative for all repair and maintenance.

Power plug and AC outlet

Use only a proper AC electric outlet. Use of an outlet with a different voltage from the rating creates the

danger of malfunction, fire, and electric shock. Overloading an electric outlet creates the danger of

overheating and fire.

Make sure the power plug is inserted as far as it will go. Loose plugs create the danger of electric

shock, overheating, and fire.

• Do not use the register if the plug is damaged. Never connect to a power outlet that is loose.

Use a dry cloth to periodically wipe off any dust built up on the prongs of the plug. Humidity can cause

poor insulation and create the danger of electric shock and fire if dust stays on the prongs.

Do not allow the power cord or plug to become damaged, and never try to modify them in any way.

Continued use of a damaged power cord can cause deterioration of the insulation, exposure of internal

wiring, and short circuit, which creates the danger of electric shock and fire.

• Contact CASIO service representative whenever the power cord or plug requires repair or maintenance.

Caution!

Do not place the register on an unstable or uneven surface. Doing so can cause the register —

especially when the drawer is open — to fall, creating the danger of malfunction, fire, and electric

shock.

Do not place the register in the following areas.

• Areas where the register will be subject to large amounts of humidity or dust, or directly exposed to hot or

cold air.

• Areas exposed to direct sunlight, in a close motor vehicle, or any other area subject to very high

temperatures.

The above conditions can cause malfunction, which creates the danger of fire.

Do not overlay bend the power cord, do not allow it to be caught between desks or other furniture, and

never place heavy objects on top of the power cord. Doing so can cause short circuit or breaking of the

power cord, creating the danger of fire and electric shock.

Be sure to grasp the plug when unplugging the power cord from the wall outlet. Pulling on the cord can

damage it, break the wiring, or cause short, creating the danger of fire and electric shock.

Never touch the plug while your hands are wet. Doing so creates the danger of electric shock. Pulling

on the cord can damage it, break the wiring, or cause short, creating the danger of fire and electric

shock.

Never touch the printer head and the platen.

Before you start

Contents

Getting to know your cash register ........................................................................................................... 6

Daily Job Flow........................................................................................................................................... 8

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION ......................................................... 9

(You can operate this ECR on a basic level by reading the following sections)

1. Initialization ...................................................................................................................................... 9

2. To select the language..................................................................................................................... 9

3. To select date format and monetary mode ...................................................................................... 9

4. Loading paper .................................................................................................................................. 10

5. Basic programming for QUICK START – TIME/DATE .................................................................... 11

6. Basic operation after basic programming ........................................................................................ 13

7. Daily management report................................................................................................................. 17

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION .......................................................... 19

(Please keep these sections to expand your use.)

1. Various programming....................................................................................................................... 19

2. Various operations ........................................................................................................................... 32

Part-3 CALCULATOR FUNCTION............................................................ 36

1. Calculator mode ............................................................................................................................... 36

Part-4 USEFUL INFORMATION ............................................................... 38

1. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................... 38

2. Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 39

Operator display

Program key

Operator key

Keyboard

Drawer

Multipurpose tray

(only for TE-M80 with M drawer)

Memory protection

batteries

Roll paper

Take-up reel

User’s manual

Drawer keys (2)

Rear customer display

12345&78

Unpacking

Getting to know your cash register

Note:

An error is generated

(E01 displayed)

whenever the position

of the mode switch is

changed during

registration.

The position of the mode switch controls the type of operations you can perform on the cash

to select any mode switch setting, while the OPERATOR key (marked OP) can be used to

select OFF, REG or CAL only.

OFF

In this position, the power of the cash register is off.

REG (Register)

This is the position used for registration of normal transactions.

RF (Refund)

This is the position used for registration of refunds.

CAL (Calculator)

This is the position used for calculator mode.

PGM (Programming)

This is the position used to program the cash register to suit the needs of your store.

X (Read)

This is the position used to produce reports of daily sales totals without clearing the totals.

Z (Reset)

This is the position used to produce reports of daily sales totals. This setting clears the totals.

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

PGM RF OFF REG CAL X Z

●● OP key

● ● PGM key

Getting to know your cash register

Displays

Rear customer display

Operator display

1 Total/Change indicator

The total or change indicator appears when a subtotal, total or

change is obtained. These indicators are also used for depart-

ment shift level.

2 Department number display

Anytime you press a department key to register a unit price,

the corresponding department number appears here.

3 Number of repeat display

Anytime you perform “repeat registration” (page 13), the number

of repeats appears here.

Note that only one digit is displayed for the number of repeats.

4 Numeric display

Entered values (unit prices or quantities) and calculated val-

ues (subtotals, totals or change amount due) are displayed

here. The capacity of the display is 8 digits.

This part of the display can be used to show the current time

or date between registration (page 34).

5 Character display

In the character programming (P2) mode, it shows the last

entered character.

TOTAL

CHARACTER

CHANGE

2nd

DEPT:

3rd

12#45&78

PGM key

PGM

OP key

Keyboard

Certain keys have two functions; one for

mode.

In this manual, we will refer to specific

keys as noted below to make the opera-

tions as easy to understand as possible:

Getting to know your cash register

FEED

DEPT

SHIFT

ERR

CORR

—

DATE

TIME

CHK

CA AMT

TEND

−

HELP

PAPER

SAVING

POST

RECEIPT

SUBTOTAL

OPEN

1 43

2 5 6 7

A B

C D

1 l Feed key

2 ∫ Multiplication / Date time key

3 y Clear key

4 g Minus / Error correction key

5 å Department shift key

6 x Percent key

7 n Reference number/No sale key

Drawer open key

8 ?Z~>, '

Numeric keys and 2-zero key

9 " Decimal key

0 G, S, D, F, [Department keys

• Department 6 through 15 are specified by pressing the

j key (once or twice) respectively as follows:

jG →Department 6 jS→ Department 7…

j[ →Department 10 … jjG → Department 11

… jj[ → Department 15

A . Received on account key

B ; Euro / Paidout key

C u Charge key

D ç Check key

E o Subtotal key

F p Cash amount tendered key

G } Paper saving key

• Paper saving key is the key to save printing paper (

Journal

compressed printing / No receipt issuing).

In these cases, the LED of this key lights.

H | Post receipt key

• Post receipt key is used for issuing receipt after transac-

tion. This key is effective if the printer is defined as printing

receipts. Refer to page 33.

I { Help key

• Help key is used for issuing assistant receipts such as

programming date/time, paper installation etc.

OPEN

Printer open key

• Printer open key is used to open printer platen for setting/

replacing roll paper.

3 t AC key

6 x Percent key

8 ?Z~>, ' Numeric keys and 2-zero key

9 " Decimal key

0 HJKL Arithmetic operation keys

A / Memory recall key

F p Equal key

Calculator Mode

Normal printing

Compressed printing

DEPT01

DEPT01 T1 •2.00

DEPT02 T1 •3.00

•4.00

DEPT01

DEPT02

DEPT01 T1 •2.00

DEPT02 T1 •3.00

DEPT03 T1 •4.00

DEPT04 T1 •5.00

T2 •6.00

•1.00

Daily Job Flow

Before opening the store

1. Plugged in?

2. Enough roll paper?

3. Date and time is correct?

4. Enough small change in the drawer?

While the store is open

1. Registrations.

2. Issuing latest daily sales total if needed.

(Generating report by mode switch to

X position.)

After closing the store

1. Issuing daily sales total.

(Resetting report by mode switch to Z

position.)

2. Picking up money in the drawer.

3. Turn the mode switch to OFF.

To lock/unlock the multipurpose tray

A. Turn the lever (1) clockwise to lock the tray (the indicator becomes red).

B. Turn the lever (1) counterclockwise to unlock the tray (the indicator becomes green).

(A)

(B)

(1)

(only for TE-M80 with M drawer)

Part-1

QUICK START OPERATION

Part-1

1. Initialization and loading memory protection battery

Important

You must initialize

the cash register

and install the

memory protection

batteries before you

can program the

cash register.

◗ To initialize the cash register

1. Set the mode switch to OFF.

2. Plug the power cord of the cash register into an AC outlet.

3. Load the memory protection batteries.

4. Set the mode switch to REG.

◗ To load the memory protection batteries

1. Remove the printer cover.

2. Press down on the oval just behind the printer paper inlet, and slide the battery

compartment cover toward the back of the cash register.

3. Load 3 new UM-3, R6P (SUM-3) or LR6 (AM-3) type batteries into the compartment.

Be sure that the plus (+) and minus (–) ends of each battery are facing in the

directions indicated by the illustrations inside the battery compartment (Figure 1).

4. Slide the memory protection battery compartment cover back into place.

5. Replace the printer paper and printer cover.

REPLACE MEMORY PROTECTION BATTERIES AT LEAST ONCE

EVERY YEAR.

(Figure 1)

2. To select the language

You can select the default printing language depending on the requirements in your area.

Example: Change the language to Spanish.

1. Set the mode switch to PGM.

2. Press the following keys.

3. To select date format and monetary mode

You can select t the date format and the monetary mode.

Example: Change the date format to Month/Day/Year, and the monetary mode to Add 0.

1. Set the mode switch to PGM.

2. Press the following keys.

Program set code number

P3 appears in mode display

Select numbers from

lists B and C.

(To end the setting)

?ZXXo

Z?p

Language selections

English Z>>>

Spanish X>>>

French C>>>

German V>>>

Date format selections

Year/Month/Day ?

Month/Day/Year Z

Day/Month/Year X

Monetary mode selections

Add 0 (0. ) ?

Add 1 (0.0 ) Z

Add 2 (0.00 ) X

Select numbers from list A.

X>>>{

▲

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

5 Remove the journal paper from the

take-up reel.

6 Press the printer open key and open

the platen arm.

7 Remove the core of the paper.

8 Load new paper following the instruc-

tions “1. To load journal paper”.

4. Loading paper roll

Mode switch to REG

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

REG

1. To load journal paper

1 Pressing down the printer open key.

2 Open the platen arm.

3 Ensuring the paper is being fed from

the bottom of the roll, lower the roll

into the space behind the printer.

4 Put the leading end of the paper over

the printer.

5 Close the platen arm slowly until it

locks steadily.

◗ To load receipt paper

1 In case of defining the printer as

receipt printer, follow steps 1 through

5 of “To load journal paper”.

2 Pass the leading end of the receipt

paper through the paper outlet of the

printer cover.

3 Tear off any excess paper.

◗ To remove receipt paper

1 In case of defining the printer as

journal printer, follow steps 6 through

7 of “To remove a journal paper”.

◗ Caution

(in handling the thermal paper)

1. Never touch the printer head and platen.

2. Unpack the paper just before your use.

3. Avoid heat/direct sunlight.

4. Avoid dusty and humid places for storage.

5. Do not scratch the paper.

6. Do not keep the paper under the following

circumstances: High humidity and tempera-

ture/direct sunlight/contact with glue, thin-

ner or a rubber eraser.

Default printer definition is journal printer.

To print receipts, please refer to 1-7-3 on

page 24 to switch the printer for receipt or

journal.

Options:Roll paper ••• P-5880T

6 Remove the printer cover by lifting up

the back.

7 Roll the paper onto the take-up reel a

few turns.

8 Set the left plate of the take-up reel

and place the reel into the register.

9 Press the l key to take up any

slack in the paper.

0 Replace the printer cover slowly.

2. To remove journal paper

1 Remove the printer cover by lifting up

the back.

2 Press the l key until approximately

20cm of the paper is fed from the

printer.

3 Cut off the roll paper.

4 Remove the take-up reel from the

printer and take off the left plate of the

reel.

platen arm

printer cover

Part-1

1. Insert the PROGRAM key (marked “PGM”) and rotate to PGM position.

2. Press the following keys to set the current time.

Example: 13:18 PM = 1318

• Enter 4 digits

• 24-hour time format

3. Press the following keys to set the current date.

Example: January 8, 2004 = 040108

• Enter 6 digits

• Enter last 2 digits for year set. (2004 → 04)

4. You can set only one tax calculation system – either an add-on or an add-in depending on the

laws in your area. Press the following keys to set the tax rate.

Example: Set tax rate 1 as 5.25% and tax rate 2 as 10%.

• See page 25 to specify the tax system and rounding for details.

5. Press the following keys to preset tax status of departments.

Tax status for the departments are fixed as nontaxable.

Example: Set departments 1 and 2 as taxable status 1.

• See page 19 to change the fixed tax status.

Basic programming for QUICK START

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Programming

P appears in mode display

Setting the current

date

Setting the current

time

Setting the tax rate

P appears in mode display

?ZXBo

B"XBp

B??Cp

?XXBo

Z?p

B??Cp

?V?Z?<∫

ZCZ<∫

Minutes

Time

Day

Year

Month

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

(to end the time setting)

(to end the date setting)

P3 appears in mode display

Program set code No. for tax rate 1

5.25% tax rate

50 for Round off and 03 for VAT (Value Added Tax)

– Add In

Procedure Purpose

.GSo

P appears in mode display

Setting the status of

departments

50 for Round off and 03 for VAT (Value Added Tax)

– Add In

(to end the setting)

10% tax rate

Program set code No. for tax rate 2

6. For the Euro only

6-1. Press the following keys to define the main currency/print out currency of the subtotal.

6-2. Press the following keys to set the currency exchange rate against the Euro.

P3 appears in mode display

Setting the Euro

P3 appears in mode display

XVXXo

Euro status

(to end the setting)

Procedure

Purpose

Euro status

(1) Main currency = Local, Print out subtotal = Local:

(2) Main currency = Euro, Print out subtotal = Euro: Z

(3) Main currency = Local, Print out subtotal = Both: X

(4) Main currency = Euro, Print out subtotal = Both: C

Z>>>o

Z>MMCp

Decimal position

Exchange rate

(up to 6 digits)

Example: (Exchange rate and decimal position)

Currency exchange rate = 1 Euro in local currency

1 Euro = 1.95583 DM :

Z>BB<CB

Setting the

Australian GST

Procedure Purpose

For Australia only.

You can set some programmable options to suit the Australian GST by the following procedure.

1. Insert the PROGRAM key (marked “PGM”) and rotate to Z position.

2. Press the following keys to program.

?Z?ZX??Zop

If you want to cancel this operation, press o instead of p.

Procedure Purpose

For the Euro only.

You can restrict the registerable currency to the Euro only by the following procedure.

1. Insert the PROGRAM key (marked “PGM”) and rotate to Z position.

2. Issue all reset report including periodic data.

3. Press the following keys to set.

?Z?MX??Xop

If you want to cancel this operation, press o instead of p.

Restricting the

currency (Euro)

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

Part-1

Z??G

åX??[

B??p

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

6. Basic operation after basic programming

Whenever an error is generated (E01 displayed), the input figures reset to 0.

Mode switch REG

REG

6-1 Open the drawer

without a sale

Note:

6-2 Basic operation

Example

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

Printout

Operation

Unit price

Department 1

Cash amount tendered

Z??G

C ∫

ZCBS

6-3 Multiple registration

of the same items

Example

Multiple key

Department 1

Unit price

Quantity

Unit Price $1.00 $1.35

Quantity 2 3

Dept. 1 2

Note that repeat registration can be used with unit prices up to 6 digits long.

6-4 Charge sales

Example

Z??G

X??S

C??G

Charge key

Unit Price $1.00 $2.00 $3.00

Quantity 1 1 1

Dept. 1 2 1

You cannot perform the amount tendered operation using the u key.

NS ••••••••••

—— No sale symbol

DEPT01 •1.00

DEPT10 •2.00

TOTAL •

CASH •5.00

CHANGE •2.00

——

Unit Price/Department No.

—— Subtotal

—— Cash amount tendered

—— Change amount due

DEPT01 •1.00

3 X @1.35

DEPT02 •4.05

CASH •

—— Repeat

—— Multiplication symbol

—— Unit price symbol

—— Department No.

DEPT01 •1.00

DEPT02 •2.00

DEPT01 •3.00

CHARGE •

—— Charge sales

Unit Price $1.00 $2.00

Quantity 1 1

Dept. 1 10

Cash Amount

$5.00

tendered

Department 10

Departments 6 through 10 and 11 through 15 can also be registered in combination with

the å and G, S, D, F or [ keys, respectively.

The å key should be entered once for department 6 ~ 10, twice for department 11 ~ 15

just before entering unit price manually.

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

Printout

Operation

Example

6-5 Split cash/

charge sales

X??G

C??S

V??G

B??p

Unit Price $2.00 $3.00 $4.00

Quantity 1 1 1

Dept. 1 2 1

Cash

Amount $5.00

tendered

Z?∫

ZB?y

Z?∫

Z?BD

6-6 Corrections

Corrections can be made while you are registering the item (before you press a department

key), or after it has already been registered into the memory (by pressing a department

key).

6-6-1 Before you press

a department key

y key clears the last item entered.

2. Entered unit price first

instead of quantity and

then pressed

Example

1. Entered 400 for unit price

by mistake instead of

100.

Operation

Printout

Wrong entry

Clears the last item entered.

Correct entry

Registered department 1

Unit price

Multiplication

Registered department 2

Clears the last item entered.

Quantity

Unit price

3. Entered 150 for unit

price by mistake instead

of 105.

Quantity

Wrong entry

Clears the last item entered.

Correct entry

Registered department 3

Multiplication

V??y

Z??G

X??∫

B∫

X??S

DEPT01 •2.00

DEPT02 •3.00

DEPT01 •4.00

TOTAL •

CASH •5.00

CHARGE •4.00

—— Cash amount tendered

—— Charge sales

DEPT01 •1.00

5 X @2.00

DEPT02 •10.00

10 X @1.05

DEPT03 •10.50

Part-1

BB?G

B?BG

C∫

XX?S

C∫

XC?S

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Mode switch REG

REG

g key cancels the last registered item.

6-6-2 After you pressed

a department key

Example

1. Entered unit price 550 by

mistake instead of 505

and pressed a department

key.

Operation

Printout

Wrong entry

Registered department 1

Correct entry

Cancels the last item registered.

2. Entered unit price 220 by

mistake instead of 230

and pressed a department

key.

Multiplication

Quantity

Cancels the last item registered.

Wrong entry

Correct entry

Registered department 2

DEPT01 •5.50

ERR CORR -5.50

DEPT01 •5.05

3 X @2.20

DEPT02 •6.60

ERR CORR -6.60

3 X @2.30

DEPT02 •6.90

C ∫

X??G

;

ZB'

;

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Mode switch REG

REG

6-7-1 Registering with

currency exchange

Example

Display

Operation

Pressing ; before subtotal converts

the subtotal amount into the Euro.

Unit Price 2.00

Quantity 3

Dept. 1

Cash Amount

Euro 15.00

Tendered

Rate 1Euro = 0.5 Fr

Main currency Local (Fr)

Printout of ST Both currencies

——

Subtotal in the main currency

—— Subtotal after conversion

—— Payment in the Euro

—— Payment after conversion

——

Change in the main currency

——

Change in the sub currency

Printout

Pressing ; after amount tendered

converts the amount into the Euro. *1

Press p to finalize the transaction.

The change amount in the main

currency is shown on the display. *2

You can switch the currency of change

amount repeatedly by pressing the

p key.

1"00e

“00e.

*1 If the payment is the same as the subtotal amount, you can omit this operation.

Press p key directly after the subtotal.

*2 If the payment is less than the subtotal amount, the cash register specifies it as a

partial payment and shows the balance in the main currency on the display.

1%00e

!50

#00e

3 X @2.00

DEPT01 •6.00

TOTAL •

™

EURO

CASH ™15.00

CASH •7.50

CHANGE •1.50

EURO CG ™3.00

6-7 Currency exchange

Part-1

7. Daily management report

This section tells you the procedures to use to produce reports of the transaction data stored in the

cash register's memory.

Important

Remember that when you issue a reset (Z) report, the data that is reported is cleared from the

applicable totalizers. To view data without clearing totalizers, issue a read (X) report.

7-1 Financial report

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

Printout

Operation

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Mode switch

Mode switch to

(Read)

Mode switch to

(Reset )

7-2-1 Daily read/reset

report

Printout

Operation

7-2 Daily/Periodic

read/reset

report

Z (Reset) report

∫

—— Mode/Date/Time

—— /Consecutive No.

—— Report title

—— Gross sales No. of Items

—— Gross sales amount

—— Net sales No. of customers

—— Net sales amount

—— Cash total in drawer

—— Charge total in drawer

—— Check total in drawer

—— Mode/Date/Time

—— Consecutive No.

—— Report code/Title/Reset counter

—— Dept. name/No. of items

—— Amount

—— Gross sales No. of items

—— Gross sales amount

—— Net sales No. of customers

—— Net sales amount

—— Cash in drawer

—— Charge in drawer

—— Check in drawer

—— Taxable amount 1

—— Tax amount 1

—— Refund mode count

—— Refund mode total

—— CAL mode count

—— Cash sales count

—— Cash sales amount

—— Charge sales count

—— Charge sales amount

—— Check sales count

—— Check sales amount

—— Received on account total

—— Paidout total

—— Reduction amount

—— Premium/Discount amount

—— Error correct count

—— No sale count

—— Non resettable ground total *

X 07-19-2003 14:27

0072

FLASH

GROSS TOTAL QT 67

•270.48

NET TOTAL No 38

•271.24

CASH-INDW •197.57

CHARGE-INDW •18.19

CHECK-INDW •45.18

Z 07-19-2003 19:35

0073

0000

DAILY

Z 0012

DEPT01 QT 48

•50.10

DEPT02 QT 28

•76.40

DEPT03 QT 17

•85.80

DEPT04 QT 4

•76.00

DEPT05 QT 1

•6.80

DEPT15 QT 4

•3.00

------------------------

GROSS TOTAL QT 108

•316.80

NET TOTAL No 46

•325.13

CASH-INDW •199.91

CHARGE-INDW •16.22

CHECK-INDW •105.00

TAX-AMT1 •105.10

TAX1 •4.20

RF-MODE TTL No 2

•0.50

CALCULATOR No 3

------------------------

CASH No 44

•203.91

CHARGE No 3

•16.22

CHECK No 2

•105.00

RC •6.00

PD •10.00

- •0.50

%- •0.66

ERR CORR No 21

NS No 12

------------------------

GRND TTL •0000832721.20

* X (Read) report has the same contents except * marked items.

Part-1 QUICK START OPERATION

7-2-2 Periodic read/reset

report

Mode switch to or

Printout

Operation

Z?p

Z 07-19-2003 19:50

0074

0010 PERIODIC ZZ 0001

GROSS TOTAL QT 67

•270.73

NET TOTAL No 38

•271.24

—— Mode/Date/Time

—— Consecutive No.

—— Report code/Title/Reset counter

—— Gross sales No. of items

—— Gross sales amount

—— Net sales No. of customers

—— Net sales amount

Part-2

CONVENIENT OPERATION

Part 2

1. Various programming

1-1 Unit price for

departments

Mode switch

(For Dept. 1)

P appears in mode display

(For Dept. 2)

(For Dept .13)

1-2 Rate for percent key

P appears in mode display

Z??G

XX?S

ååZZ??D

Z o

X"Bx

(To end the setting)

• Unit prices within the range of 0.01~9999.99.

• The rate within the range of 00.01 to 99.99%.

1-3 To change tax

status for

departments

Tax status for the departments 1~4 are initialized as nontaxable.

P appears in mode display

(To end the setting)

▲

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Taxable status 1

For Dept. 1

Taxable status 2

For Dept. 2

Selections

Taxable status 1

Taxable status 2 ;

Taxable status 1 and 2 .;

Nontaxable status n

Example

Unit Price $1.00 $2.20 $11.00

Dept. 1 2 13

Example

Discount Rate 2.5%

Example

Status Taxable 1 Taxable 2

Depts. 1 2

▲

Normal department ?

Minus department Z

No limitation for manually entered price. ?

Maximum number of digits for manually entered price

(1 ~ 7 digits). Z ~ M

To prohibit manual price entries. < or >

Normal sale (not a single-item sale) department. ?

Set as a single-item sale department. Z

1-5 Status for percent key

1-5-1 To change taxable

status for the percent

key

The percent key is initialized as nontaxable.

Example

Change percent key registra-

tion as a taxable status 1.

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

1-4 Status for

department

PGM

P3 appears in mode display

(To end the setting)

Normal

department

Maximum No. of

digits to be 4

?VZG

?BZåS

Normal

department

Maximum No. of

digits to be 5

For Dept. 1

Single item sale

department

For Dept. 7

Single item sale

department

Selections

▲

P appears in mode display

(To end the setting)

▲

Selections

Taxable status 1 .

Taxable status 2 ;

Taxable status 1 and 2 .;

Nontaxable status n

▲

(For percent key)Taxable status 1

Example

Selections

ABC

1041

7051

Depts.

Part-2

1-5-2 Status for

percent key

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

The minus key is initialized as nontaxable.

Example :

Change minus key registrations

taxable status 1.

Selections

Taxable status 1 .

Taxable status 2 ;

Taxable status 1 and status 2 .;

Nontaxable status n

1-6 Taxable status for

minus key

Selections

ZZx

Round up Premiums (%+)

P3 appears in

mode display

(To end the setting)

Rounding of results produced by percent key operation.

Round off (1.544=1.54; 1.545=1.55)

Round up (1.544=1.55; 1.545=1.55) Z

Cut off (1.544=1.54; 1.545=1.54) X

Program percent key to register discounts (%–). ?

Program percent key to register premiums (%+). Z

▲

P appears in

mode display

(To end the setting)

Minus key

Taxable status 1

▲

Example

Round Up

Percent %+

?NXXo

???p

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

1-7-1 To set general

controls

1-7 General features

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

PGM

P3 appears in mode display

Select a

number

from

list C

Select a

number

from

list B

(To end the setting)

Program code No.

Select a

number

from

list A

Yes

No Z

Yes X

No C

Yes V

No B

Yes N

No M

Selections

Maintain key buffer during receipt issue in REG mode.

Selections

Use the ' key on a numeric keyboard. ?

Use the ' key as a 000 key. Z

▲

Reset the transaction number to zero whenever a

daily reset report is issued.

Allow credit balance registration.

Yes

Allow partial cash amount tendered.

Allow partial check amount tendered.

Yes Z

No X

Yes C

No V

Yes B

No N

Yes M

Yes

Limit the last 2 digits of cash amount tendered to 00, 25,

50 and 75 when Danish rounding is specified for subtotal

and total amount.

Part-2

1-7-2 To set printing

controls

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

?BXXo

????p

P3 appears in mode display

Select a number

from list D

(To end the setting)

Program code No.

Select a

number

from list C

Select a number

from list B

▲

Select a number

from list A

Selections

Use the printer to print a journal. ?

Use the printer to print receipts. Z

Selections

Yes

Print RF mode count/amount on the daily read/reset report.

Print the grand sales total on the daily reset report.

Print the time on the receipt and journal.

Yes

Print the subtotal on the receipt/journal when the

subtotal key is pressed.

Skip item print on journal.

Yes

Selections

Print the consecutive number on the receipt/journal.

Selections

Print zero-total item on the daily/periodic read/reset reports.

Print receipt by single/double height characters.

Print total line at finalization.

Yes

BY SINGLE

HEIGHT

BY DOUBLE

HEIGHT

BY SINGLE

HEIGHT

BY DOUBLE

HEIGHT

Yes

Z o

Z u

To print a receipt

Example

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

1-7-3 Printer switch for

receipt or journal

P appears in mode display

Print receipt

(To end the setting)

Use the printer to print a journal. ?

Use the printer to print receipts. Z

Selections

▲

PGM

• Printer selection to print a journal or receipts can also be set on

procedures 1-7-2 “To set printing controls”.

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

The printer is initialized as journal.

Part-2

1-8 Setting the tax rate

and rounding

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

P3 appears in mode display

Program set code No. for tax rate 1*

Tax rate specifications

The tax rate within the range of 0.0001 ~ 99.9999%.

Use

" key for decimal point.

Normal rounding specifications

Cut off to 2 decimal places. ??

(1.544=1.54, 1.545=1.54)

Round off to 2 decimal places.

(1.544=1.54, 1.545=1.55)

Round up to 2 decimal places.

(1.544=1.55, 1.545=1.55)

Special rounding specifications for subtotal and total amounts

No specifications ?

Special rounding 1 Z

0 ~ 2 ➝ 0, 3 ~ 7 ➝ 5, 8 ~ 9 ➝ 10

Examples: 1.21=1.20, 1.26=1.25, 1.28=1.30

Special rounding 2

0 ~ 4 ➝ 0, 5 ~ 9 ➝ 10

Examples: 1.123=1.120, 1.525=1.530

Danish rounding

(set the amount tender restriction on page 22 also)

00~ 12 ➝ 0, 13 ~ 37 ➝ 25, 38 ~ 62 ➝ 50,

63 ~ 87 ➝ 75, 88 ~ 100 ➝ 100

Examples: 1.11=1.00, 1.28=1.25, 1.39=1.50,

1.80=1.75, 1.99=2.00

Scandinavian rounding

00~ 24 ➝ 0, 25 ~ 74 ➝ 50, 75 ~ 99 ➝ 100

Examples: 1.21=1.0, 1.30=1.50, 1.87=2.00

Australian rounding (only for tax rate 1)

0 ~ 2 ➝ 0, 3 ~ 7 ➝ 5, 8 ~ 9 ➝ 10

Examples: 1.21=1.20, 1.26=1.25, 1.28=1.30

Tax system specifications for subtotal and total amounts

No specifications. ?

Specifies add-on rate tax. X

Specifies add-in rate tax (VAT). C

• You can use either an add-on

rate tax or an add-in rate tax

(VAT), depending on the require-

ments in your area. You can

specify only one tax rate.

• The normal rounding specifica-

tion tells the cash register how to

round tax amounts to the proper

number of decimal places.

• The special rounding specifica-

tion and Danish rounding tell the

cash register how to round off

subtotals and totals so that their

least 2 digits are 00, 25, 50 and

75.

• Note that the rounding specifi-

cation you program for your cash

of your country.

▲

?ZXBo

??"????p

????p

Select numbers

from list B

Select

number

from

list C

Select number

from list D

(To end the setting)

Program set code No. for tax

rate 2 is ?XXB.

Enter tax rate A

▲

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Mode switch

PGM

1-9 To control tax status

printing

?CXNo

???p

▲

Select number

from list B

(To end the setting)

P3 appears in mode display

Program set code No.

Selections

Print tax total line (only for Australia).

Print tax symbol (only for Australia).

No ?

Yes Z

No X

Yes C

Yes

Selections

Print taxable amount.

Print taxable amount and tax amount for Add-in.

Yes ?

No Z

Yes X

No C

Yes

Select number

from list A

Always “0”

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

Part-2

DBL

DEL

DEPT

SHIFT

CASH AMT

TEND

SUB

TOTAL

→

789

456

123

— ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

3 4

1-10 To program de-

partment, PLU,

clerk name

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

In the PGM 2 mode, the keyboard becomes character setting keyboard illustrated

below after specifying a department, or a message.

1Double size key

Use this key to specify the next character to

a double sized character. You must press

this key before each double sized charac-

ter.

2Alphabet keys

Use these keys to input characters. Refer

to the next page to enter characters.

3Right arrow key

Use this key to input the character located

on the same alphabet key. This key is also

used for inputting a space.

4Delete key

Use this key to delete character just

entered.

5Department keys

Use this key to specify department.

6Department shift key

Use this key to shift department.

1-10-2 Programming

department

name

1-10-1 Character

keyboard

G ><VVVZZZCCCp

åS \VV<<+<p

Example

Department 1 7

Name DAIRY

up to 8 (4 double sized) characters

P2 appears in mode display

DA I R Y→ refer to 1-10-4

(To end the setting)

BA→ refer to 1-10-4

Department 1

Department 7

7Program end key (k key)

Use this key to terminate character

programming.

8Character program key (p key)

Use this key to program the department /

message characters just entered before.

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

1-10-3 Programming

receipt message

XVV<NNBB++

CCCNNNXXp

P2 appears in mode display

T H A N K fix “K” space

(To end the setting)

YOU

→ refer to 1-10-4

Line No.

Example

Line (1 ~ 5) 2

Message THANK YOU

up to 24 (12 double sized) characters

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

Part-2

1-10-4 Alphabetical

order

Characters are assigned to each numeric key. You can enter “A” by pressing <

once, “B” twice, “C” three times …

The following tables indicate character assignment and the depression numbers

of the key to enter the appropriate character.

→

A .01 B .02 C .03 a .04 b .05 c .06 8 .07

< key →

→

A .08 A .09 A .10 A .11 A .12 A .13 A .14

→

C .15 a .16 a .17 a .18 a .19 a .20 a .21

→

→ returns to the beginning

a .22 c .23

→

D .01 E .02 F .03 d .04 e .05 f .06 9 .07

> key → →

→

→ →

→

D .08 E .09 E .10 E .11 E .12 d .13 e .14

→

→ returns to the beginning

e .15 e .16 e .17 f .18

→

G .01 H .02 I .03 g .04 h .05 i .06 4 .07

V key →

→

I .08 I .09 I .10 I .11 I .12 i .13 i .14

→

→ returns to the beginning

i .15 i .16

→

J .01 K .02 L .03 j .04 k .05 l .06 5 .07

B key → returns to the beginning

→

M .01 N .02 O .03 m .04 n .05 o .06 6 .07

N key →

→

N .08 O .09 O .10 O .11 O .12 O .13 O .14

→

n .15 o .16 o .17 o .18 o o .19 o .20 o .21

→ returns to the beginning

A, B, C,

a, b, c,

8, …

D, E, F,

d, e, f,

9, …

G, H, I,

g, h, i,

4, …

J, K, L,

j, k, l,

M, N, O,

m, n, o,

6, …

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

Cf.

→

A .01 B .02

Printing character

Indication of the above character

→

P .01 Q .02 R .03 S .04 p .05 q .06 r .07

Z key →

→

→ → →

→ returns to the beginning

s .08 1 .09 P .10 p .11 s .12

→

T .01 U .02 V .03 t .04 u .05 v .06 2 .07

X key →

→

U .08 U .09 U .10 U .11 u .12 u .13 u .14

→

→ returns to the beginning

u .15 u .16

→

W .01 X .02 Y .03 Z .04 w .05 x .06 y .07

C key →

→

→ → →

→ returns to the beginning

z .08 3 .09 Y .10 y .11 y .12

→ returns to the beginning

? key 0 .01

→

7 .01 @ .02 - .03 / .04 : .05 ! .06 ? .07

M key →

→

(

→

)

→

~ .08 ( .09 ) .10 * .11 # .12 + .13 , .14

→

;

→

^ .15 ; .16 < .17 = .18 > .19 $ .20 ¥ .21

→

[

→

]

→

{

→

% .22 & .23 [ .24 ] .25 ' .26 { .27 | .28

→

}

→

•

→

} .29 • .30 " .31 . .32 \ .33 _ .34 ' .35

→

√

→

™

→

space

→

£ .36 ™ .37 ¿ .38 ¡ .39 ¶ .40 § .41 .42

→ returns to the beginning

P, Q , R, S ,

p, q, r, s,

1, …

T, U, V,

t, u, v,

2, …

W, X, Y, Z,

w, x, y, z,

3, …

Symbols, …

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

Part-2

1-11 Printing to

read all

preset data

Printout

Operation

PGM1••••••••••••••••••••

DEPT01 T1 @1•00

000

DEPT02 @10.00

000

DEPT15 @5.00

000

- T1

%- T1 12.34%

EURO ™1.29739

0122 22

0522 1020

0622 0000

1022 0

0326 202

2422 22

0125

0.0000 %

5003

0000

0225

5.2500 %

5003

0000

YOUR RECEIPT

TAXABLE SUPPLY

—— Read Symbol

—— Dept. name/Tax status/Unit price

—— Normal dept./Digit limit/Single item

—— Minus/Tax status

—— Percent/Tax status/Rate

—— Fraction/Key attribution

—— Euro conversion rate

—— Date, Add mode control (fixed)

—— Print control

—— General control

—— Calculation control

—— Tax control

—— Euro program

—— Tax table 1

—— Tax table 2

—— Receipt message

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

2-3 Check sales

Example:

Unit Price $35.00

Quantity 2

Dept. 4

CB??F

2-1 Registration using

preset price for de-

partments.

2. Various operations

Mode Switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

REG

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

V∫D

B???p

Example

(Programming: See page 19)

Printout

Operation

$50.00

Unit Price $1.00 $2.20 $11.00

Quantity 1 2 4

Depts. 1 2 3

Amount

tendered

Example 1:

2-2 Single-Item Sales

(Programming: See page 20)

B? G

Status Single item sale

Unit Price $0.50

Quantity 1

Dept. 1

Example 2:

Single-item sale cannot be finalized if an item is registered previously.

Z??S

B?G

Status Normal Single item sale

Unit Price $1.00 $0.50

Quantity 1 1

Dept. 2 1

DEPT02 •1.00

DEPT01 •0.50

CASH •

DEPT01 •0.50

CASH •

DEPT01 •1.00

DEPT02 •2.20

4 X @11.00

DEPT03 •44.00

TOTAL •

CASH •50.00

CHANGE •0.60

——Cash sales

DEPT04 •35.00

CHECK •

—— Check sales

Part-2

Z??G

X??S

B??p

Printout

Operation

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

2-4 Split cash/

check sales

Mode switch

2-6 Refund

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Printout

Operation

Z??S

X??D

After you finish RF mode operation, be sure to return the mode switch

to the REG (register) setting.

Example

Unit Price $1.00 $2.00

Quantity 1 1

Dept. 2 3

C???S

XB??D

X???p

DEPT02 •30.00

DEPT03 •25.00

TOTAL •

CASH •20.00

CHARGE •35.00

RF 07-19-2003 13:55

0040

DEPT02 •1.00

DEPT03 •2.00

CASH •

Refund mode symbol

Unit price $1.00 $2.00

Quantity 1 1

Depts. 1 2

Cash amount

tendered

$5.00

Example

2-5 Post receipt

issuance

You can issue a post receipt after finalizing a transaction by pressing |.

Note that all of the following condition must be satisfied:

• Print “receipt” option is selected.

• The receipt issuance status must be “OFF”.

• The transaction must be finalized in the REG/RF mode using p, u or ç.

(Receipt is not issued.)

DEPT01 •1.00

DEPT02 •2.00

TOTAL •

CASH •5.00

CHANGE •2.00

CASH •

If the transaction contains more than 20 lines (including receipt header), then the total formatted post receipt is issued.

Note:

You can issue only one post receipt per transaction.

Example:

Unit Price $30.00 $25.00

Quantity 1 1

Depts. 2 3

Cash amount

$20.00

tendered

Check $35.00

(Post receipt)

(Total formatted post receipt)

(Receipt is issued.)

13-5#

08-01-04

~00

2-7-5 Reduction on

subtotal

Example:

Amount due reduced by $0.50.

Z??G

X??F

B?g

Printout

Operation

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

REG

2-7 Other registrations

2-7-1 Reading the time and

date

• Flashes per second

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

Hour/Minute

Display

Operation

∫

2-7-2 Paidout from cash

in drawer

Z???;

Printout

Operation

2-7-3 Cash received

on account

Printout

Operation

Printout

Operation

2-7-4 Registering

identification

numbers

A reference number or ID number of up to 8 digits can be registered prior to any transaction.

Day/Month/Year

N?? .

B?G

ZXCV

BNM<n

RC •6.00

PD •10.00

—— Paid out amount

DEPT01 •0.50

# 12345678

CASH •

—— Reference No. or ID No.

—— Received on account amount

DEPT01 •1.00

DEPT04 •2.00

- -0.50

CASH •

Part-2

Part-2 CONVENIENT OPERATION

Z??G

X??S

C??G

2-7-6 Premium/

Discount

• 2.5% premium/discount

(programmed to x key)

applied to first item.

• 7% premium/discount applied

to transaction total.

• For programming the x key

as percent minus or percent

plus, see page 21.

• For programming percent rate,

see page 19.

—— Premium rate

—— Premium amount

—— Subtotal

—— Premium rate

—— Premium amount

2-8 About the daylight saving time

It is possible to set the internal clock forward/backward by 1~9 hour(s)

for the daylight saving time.

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

REG

Operation Display

• Forward by 1 hour

• Backward by 1 hour

∫

*Put X~>, in case of set the clock by 2~9 hours.

(blinking)

Set forward by 1 hour.

Set backward by 1 hour.

12-3$

13-3$

~00

12-3$

11-3$

~00

DEPT01 •1.00

2.5%

%+ •0.03

DEPT02 •2.00

DEPT01 •3.00

ST •6.03

%+ •0.42

CASH •

DEPT01 •1.00

2.5%

%- -0.03

DEPT02 •2.00

DEPT01 •3.00

ST •5.97

%- -0.42

CASH •

—— Discount rate

—— Discount amount

—— Subtotal

—— Discount rate

—— Discount amount

Premium

Discount

BqZ t

BqCwX p

XCwBNeM< p

ZB??eZX x

CALCULATOR FUNCTION

Part 3

(Cancels item entered.)

(Miss operation)

1-1 Calculation

examples

1. Calculator

Mode

While registering at REG mode, you can switch to CAL

mode and then return to REG mode to resume the

registration.

Mode switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

CAL

Operation

Display

5 + 3 – 2 =

(23 – 56) × 78 =

12% on 1500

1-2 Memory recall

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

REG

Mode Switch

Recalls the current amount onto the display.

– during registration: current subtotal

– registration has been completed: the last amount

Memory recall

/rCp

Operation

Display

On CAL mode

Example:

Divide the current subtotal $30.00

at REG mode by 3 (to divide the bill

between 3 people).

On REG mode

Recalls the current result by pressing p key at CAL mode on the display.

Operation

Printout

Example:

Recall the current result at CAL mode

during registration, and register the

cash amount due for each person.

Memory recall

DEPT01 •10.00

DEPT02 •20.00

TOTAL •

CASH •10.00

CHANGE •0.00

-257$

18~

Part-3

No ?

Yes Z

No X

Yes C

No V

Yes B

No N

Yes M

Z?XXo

Mode Switch

CAL

REG

OFF

PGM

Part-3 CALCULATOR FUNCTION

1-3 Setting for calculator op-

eration

P3 appears in mode display

Select a number from list A.

(To end the setting)

Selections

Program code No.

Open drawer whenever p is pressed.*

▲

* Drawer does not open during registration procedures even

if you press p by turning the mode switch to CAL

position.

Open drawer whenever n is pressed.

Print No. of Equal key operations on

General Control X and Z reports.

Yes

1. Troubleshooting

USEFUL INFORMATION

Part 4

Symptom/Problem

Most common causes

Solutions

1 E01 appears on the display.

2 E10 appears on the display.

3 No date or time on receipt.

Paper is not advancing enough.

4 Key won’t turn to Z, X, PGM and RF modes.

5 Drawer opens up after ringing up only one

time.

6 Not clearing totals at end of day after taking

report.

7 Programming is lost whenever register is

unplugged or there is a power outage.

8 Register is inoperative.

Can’t get money out of drawer.

Changing modes without completing transaction.

Printer is not closed steadily.

No paper

Printer is programmed as a journal.

Using OP key.

Department is programmed as a single item dept.

Using X mode to take out reports.

Bad or no batteries.

No power.

Return key to where it stops buzzing and

press p.

Close the printer steadily.

Replace new paper roll.

Program printer to print receipts.

Use the PGM key.

Program the dept. as a normal dept.

Use Z mode to take out reports.

Put in new batteries.

Pull lever underneath register at rear.

When the cash drawer does not open!

In case of power failure or the machine is in malfunction, the cash drawer does not open automati-

cally. Even in these cases, you can open the cash drawer by pulling drawer release lever (see below).

Important!

The drawer will not open, if it is locked with a drawer lock key.

If there is enough paper installed, open the printer and set the platen arm again.

Part-4

2. Specifications

Input method:

Entry: 10-key system; Buffer memory 16 keys (2-key roll over)

Display (Digitron): Amount 8 digits (zero suppression); Department No.; No. of repeats; TOTAL; CHANGE

Printer:

Receipt: 24 digits

(or journal) Automatic paper roll winding (journal)

Paper roll: 58 mm × 80 mm ∅ (Max.)

Calculations:

Entry 8 digits; Registration 7 digits; Total 8 digits

Calculator function:

8 digits; Arithmetic calculations; Percent calculations

Memory protection batteries:

The effective service life of the memory protection batteries (3 UM-3, R6P (SUM-3) or LR6 (AM-3) type batteries) is

approximately one year from installation into the machine.

Power source/Power consumption:

See the rating plate.

Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

Humidity: 10 to 90%

Dimensions/Weight: 330 mm (W)× 360 mm (D)× 197 mm (H) with S drawer

4 kg with S drawer

410 mm (W)× 450 mm (D)× 240 mm (H) with M drawer

9 kg with M drawer

Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

Casio Electronics Co., Ltd.

Unit 6, 1000 North Circular Road

London NW2 7JD, U.K.

Please keep all information for future reference.

The main plug on this equipment must be used to disconnect mains power.

Please ensure that the socket outlet is installed near the equipment and shall be easily

accessible.

TE-M80*E

MO0306-A Printed in Indonesia

Printed on recycled paper.

CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.

6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan

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