Casio SRS4000 User Manual
To set up the Casio SRS4000, first plug in the register and turn it on. Follow the on-screen prompts to set the date and time. Load receipt paper by opening the printer cover, inserting the paper roll, and feeding the paper through the printer. Finally, program the necessary departments and PLUs using the setup menu.
Ensure the paper roll is correctly installed and not empty. Check that the printer cover is closed securely. If the issue persists, try resetting the printer by turning off the cash register and turning it back on. If still unresolved, consult the manual for further troubleshooting steps.
To reset the Casio SRS4000 to factory settings, turn the key to the 'P' position and then press the reset button located under the printer cover. Be aware that this will erase all data and settings, so ensure that important data is backed up before performing this action.
To program new PLUs, enter the programming mode by turning the key to 'PGM'. Select 'PLU' from the menu, then choose to add a new PLU. Follow the prompts to enter the PLU number, name, price, and assign it to a department. Save the changes before exiting the programming mode.
Check that the power cable is securely connected and the outlet is functioning. If the display remains off, try a different power outlet. If the issue continues, consult a professional technician as the display may require repair or replacement.
To change the tax rate, switch the key to the 'PGM' position and select 'Tax'. Choose the appropriate tax code and enter the new rate. Ensure to save the changes before exiting the programming mode.
Ensure that the cash register is powered on and not in a locked state. Check the drawer connection cable. If the drawer still does not open, it may be manually opened using the emergency release lever located underneath the drawer.
To perform a sales report, turn the key to the 'Z' position and select the type of report you need from the menu. The register will print out the report, which includes sales totals and other relevant data.
First, ensure the register has power and is turned on. If unresponsive, turn the key to the 'OFF' position and then back to the operating position to reset. If the problem persists, a hardware issue may exist, requiring professional service.
Regularly clean the printer head and the surrounding area to prevent dust buildup. Replace the ink ribbon or thermal paper as needed. Ensure the paper roll is installed correctly to avoid jams. Follow the maintenance instructions in the user manual for detailed guidance.