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2. Initialization
Initializing the cash register
• Automatic initialization
Use the following procedure to initialize the cash register before using it for first time after you purchase it.
1. Install the two memory backup batteries (see page 10 of the User’s Manual).
2. Plug the cash register into a wall outlet.
• At this time, "00000000" appears on the display and the printer operates for a minite. Initialization is complete
when the Printer stops operating.
CAUTION!
Automatic initialization (which clears all sales and programming data stored in the register’s memory) is performed
whenever all power (both the backup batteries and power through power cord) is cut form the cash register
and then restored. The program data stored in the flash memory is restored.
Remember...
Main power cut by:
•
Unplugging the cash register
• Power failure
+
Backup power cut off by:
• Removing the batteries
• Dead or low batteries
+
Automatic initialization when
the main power is restored
and the mode switch is set to
any position besides OFF.
• Manual initialization
Use the following procedure to initialize the cash register and clear all transaction data and program data
from its memory.
1. Insert the mode key marked “PGM” into the mode switch.
2. Turn the mode switch to the OFF position.
3. SE-S300/SE-C300:
While holding down the
FEED
key, turn the mode switch to the PGM position.
SE-S2000/SE-C2000:
While holding down the
JOURNAL
FEED
key, turn the mode switch to the PGM position.
4. SE-S300/SE-C300:
Release the
FEED
key.
SE-S2000/SE-C2000:
Release the
JOURNAL
FEED
key.
5. Enter
A
B
0
0
and press the
SUB
TOTAL
key.
A. Language selection
This specification defines the
language to use for the date in
receipt/journal printing.
English
0
French
1
Spanish
2
German
4
B. Area / monetary mode
This specification defines the area
and the decimal position.
U.S.
2
Canada
9
German
4
Two decimal place
1
No decimal place
3
C. Department number
This specification defines the
number of deparment keys.
Always
SE-S300
2
5
SE-C300/
SE-C2000
7
2
SE-S2000
3
0
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