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- *KEYLOCKMENUHELP,A
- POS MODULE HELP (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- The Point of Sale (POS) module is the component of VisualPOS that
- operators will use while processing customer transactions, that is, the
- electronic cash register (Register mode). POS includes X and Z reports
- summarizing journal entries and a Training mode that operators can use to
- learn the Register mode.
- Register Mode
- When a log on is successfully completed, VisualPOS is in Register mode.
- The Operator Number assigned to you appears on the display at the top of
- the screen, and the electronic journal shows the date and time that you
- accessed POS. The far right status column also shows that you have logged
- on. Log off the system by pressing [LOG]. This locks the terminal and
- brings up the Log On panel. Enter your Logon # again.
- Register Screen Layout
- The top two lines are the display, which show information about the
- current transaction in large bold text. The entries that you type and the
- resulting messages from POS appear on these display lines.
- The lower left corner of the screen is the journal, an electronic journal
- which is stored on the computer's hard disk. All of the actions performed
- in the POS module are recorded in the journal, including information about
- invalid and successful log on attempts, X and Z reports, all individual
- transactions, and use of Training mode.
- The four vertical columns are status indicators:
- - The first (left) column displays tax information about items sold.
- There are five indicator lights, one for each of the four tax tables
- and one for non-taxable items. When an item is sold, the taxes
- applicable to the item (GST, PST, Tax Three, Tax Four, or No Tax)
- appear on this indicator.
- - The next column displays the price level that the customer is charged
- (Price 1, Price 2, or Price 3). VisualPOS always charges the
- customer the lowest price level to which he/she is entitled, and this
- level appears on the indicator when an item is sold.
- There are four indicators in the next column:
- - The QUANT indicator appears when [QTY] (Quantity ) is pressed. This
- tells the operator that a sale of multiple units of an item is in
- progress. The indicator disappears when sale of the item is
- completed.
- - The TRANS indicator appears while there is a current pending
- transaction.
- - The VOID indicator flashes while an item is voided from a
- transaction.
- - The RETURN indicator is displayed while the return of an item is
- being processed.
- There are five indicators in the last status column:
- - The INPUT indicator flashes when the system is waiting for input from
- the operator to complete a sale.
- - The $EXCH indicator flashes while a currency conversion is being
- processed.
- - The CUST# indicator flashes when POS is waiting for entry of a
- customer # to begin a transaction.
- - The PACKAG indicator flashes while a package sale is in progress.
- - The LOG ON indicator remains lit as long as the clerk remains logged
- on to Register mode.
- The first panel below the status indicator columns displays information
- about items as they are sold. The # is the Item #, UPC is the Universal
- Product Code number, and Price1 is the regular price of an item, all as
- shown in the inventory database. UOH is the number of Units On Hand, the
- number of units of the item remaining in inventory after the sale of the
- current item.
- Information about the customer appears in the next lower panel. If a
- customer number is entered at the start of a sale, the customer's name and
- Customer # are shown, as well as the Credit Terms recorded in the Customer
- record.
- In the bottom panel the current time and date are shown beside the
- Operator Number (OP#) of the operator who is logged on to VisualPOS.
- In the following descriptions of POS functions, the code name for each
- function is shown as a key such as [HELP] or [AUTO]. Because the location
- of each function is up to the user of VisualPOS, the default key
- assignments of these functions are not presented here. The codes are
- shown on the keys when the various keyboards are displayed using the
- Keyboard menu options in the Maintenance module.
- Identifying Items Sold
- There are several ways to identify the item numbers of units being sold.
- In each case VisualPOS searches the inventory database for information
- about the item:
- - Type the Item # and press [AUTO] (Auto Price).
- - Scan the bar code on item labels with a laser scanner.
- - Enter the UPC # manually. Type the UPC # and press [UPC] (Universal
- Product Code).
- - Sell items using keys that have been assigned as open items (see Open
- Items later in the chapter).
- In the first three cases, if the item is not found in the database you are
- prompted to enter an Open Item #. Enter the number and press [AMT] and
- then enter the price and press [AMT]. Alternatively if you believe the
- number was entered incorrectly, clear the entry by pressing [CLEAR] and
- re-enter the Item # or UPC #.
- Continue identifying items sold. Each item is listed on the journal,
- showing its Description from the inventory record, the Item #, and the
- price charged.
- *POSFORMKEY,A
- If you are using a standard PC keyboard to complete a form entries, the
- function key using convention is the same as processing a form in MNT
- module. But, when you are using a PRE-POS-Keyboard only, the POS function
- keys are remapped to the standard keyboard:
- Numbers and [.]: number and decimal point keys
- [HELP] = [F1]: help function
- [ACT#],[INVY],[INVF] or [ACTF] = [F3]: find database record by index
- [%DIS],[$DIS] or [QDIS] = [F4]: previous database record
- [POVR],[ILU_K] or [ULU] = [F5]: next database record
- [VITM], [CLR_K] = [F6]: clear/blank current field contents
- [PAGUP] = [F7]: more to the previous field
- [PAGDN] = [F8]: more to the next field
- [AMT], [CASH] or [SUB] = [F10]: save and exit form
- [LINUP] = [LEFT]: more cursor to the left
- [LINDN] = [RIGHT]: more cursor to the right
- [AUTO] = [ENTER]: [ENTER] key
- [BACK] = [BACKSPACE]: back space
- [VTRN], [KYLK_K], [LOG] = [ESC]: abort form without saving
- [DASH], [RET] = [-]: dash or minus sign
- [PLUS] = [+]: Plus sign
-
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- *POSSCROLLJRN,A
- SCROLLING JOURNAL (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- Four functions allow you to scroll the journal display. Press [LNUP] and
- [LNDN] to move the journal backward or forward one line. Press [PGUP] and
- [PGDN] to move the journal backward or forward one transaction. An old
- receipt can be printed by pressing [PRNT] when the transaction has been
- located on the journal. The entire journal recorded since the last Z report
- can be printed. Scroll to the top of the journal and press [PRNT].
- A dialog box will ask if you want to print the whole journal or only the
- currently displayed receipt. Press [CLEAR] to end scrolling of the journal
- and return to cash register operation. When you have scrolled to the top of
- the journal and press [PGUP], you will be asked if you want to view the
- previous journal (recorded before the last Z Report).
- *POSPUMPTANK,A
- TANK/PUMP ADJUSTMENT.
- *POSMEDIA,A
- MEDIA ADJUSTMENT.
- *POSADJUST,A
- MEDIA ADJUST ADJUSTMENT.
- *POSPUMPVIEW,A
- SCROLLING GAS PUMP (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *POSTANKVIEW,A
- SCROLLING TANK (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *PRINTERROR000,A
- PRINTER ERROR HELP (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- *RUNPOS,A
- RETURN TO POS REGISTER MODE (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- *RUNDAT,A
- RUN BATCH # 1 (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- *RUNRPT,A
- RUN BATCH @ 2 (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- *RUNLAB,A
- RUN BATCH # 2 (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- *RUNMNT,A
- RUN MAINTENANCE MODULE (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- Press [5] or [M] to select the Maintenance Module.
- The Maintenance Module controls the set up and configuration of VisualPOS.
- It is through this module that departments are defined, tax tables are
- managed, types of printers are selected and assigned, and other important
- functions are managed.
- *X-REPORT,A
- PRINT X-REPORT (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- Press [6] or [X] to print an X-Report.
- An X Report is a summary of all transactions processed since the last Z
- Report was generated. The summary registers are not cleared to zero by an
- X report. Open the Selection menu by pressing [KYLK] and choose X Report.
- The display shows X-Report and the journal records production of the
- report but does not show the actual report, which is sent to the printer.
- Press [KYLK] to open the Selection menu and make another choice.
- The X report has the following sections:
- - At the top of the report, the calculation of net sales from gross
- sales is shown. The Variance entry results from use of the Price
- Override function.
- - Sales in each tax class are shown, followed by the total amount of
- each tax collected.
- - The number and amount of sales by each payment media are listed,
- followed by the Drawer Total.
- - The number and amount of all transactions are listed.
- - The number and amount of sales in each sub-department are listed,
- with the subtotal for each department.
- *Z-REPORT,A
- PRINT Z-REPORT AND CLEAR TOTALS (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- Press [7] or [Z] to print a Z-Report and reset all totals back to zero.
- A Z Report is the same summary of transactions as an X Report, except that
- all summary registers are reset to zero by production of the report. Open
- the Selection menu by pressing [KYLK] and choose Z Report. Confirm that
- the registers should be reset to zero in the dialog box that appears. Z-
- Report appears on the display. The report is sent to the printer and also
- is recorded in the journal. Up to 26 Z Reports can be produced during one
- day. If you produce more than this number, the last report generated will
- be overwritten on the hard disk.
- The Scroll functions can not be used to view the Z Report on the journal
- until another transaction has been completed. Press [NO$] to complete a
- No Sale transaction, and then use the scroll functions ([PGUP] etc.)
- described earlier.
- If you decide not to clear the registers and produce a Z Report, Aborted
- Z-Report is placed on the journal. Press [KYLK] to open the Selection
- menu and make another choice.
- After a Z Report has been completed, you may see a message on the screen
- telling you to backup journal files to diskettes. This message appears
- when there are journal files on your hard disk representing sales during
- more than one month. You are strongly encouraged to backup files
- regularly.
- If you are using the credit card authorization system, at the end of each
- Z Report you are asked if you want to process the End of Day Report for
- credit slips. The End of Day Report can be processed at the end of each
- shift, or at the end of the last shift for the day. If you process the
- report, the credit card window appears showing the total number of debits
- and credits processed and the total amount for each. Verify the number
- and total of the charge slips in the cash drawer to these totals on the
- window.
- *TRAININGON,A
- TURN TRAINING MODE ON/OFF (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- Press [8] or [T] to turn the Training Mode ON or OFF.
- Training mode allows your operators to become familiar with the use of
- VisualPOS on a "live" system. While in Training mode operators can
- perform all of the normal operations of the POS module, including X and Z
- reports, but none of the transactions are posted to inventory, customer,
- or operator records.
- If you are not already logged on to VisualPOS log on by entering your Log
- On #, or choose POS Register Mode from the Module menu if you are logged
- on but in another module. Press [KYLK] to open the Selection menu and
- choose Training mode. Messages are inserted in the journal recording the
- beginning and end of training mode, and the Mode Indicator flashes
- Training while this mode is active. POS operates as if it were live when
- in Training mode, and all of the foregoing description of POS operations
- apply. To exit Training mode, open the Selection menu by pressing [KYLK]
- and choose Training mode. POS returns to the active Register mode.
- *EXITHC$,A
- EXIT VisualPOS (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- Press [9] or [E] to Exit the VisualPOS program.
- Exiting the VisualPOS program will return you to the DOS prompt.
- To start the VisualPOS program from the DOS prompt, type HC$ and press
- [ENTER].
- *CIBC,A
- CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION (Press [] [] [Page ] or [Page ] keys)
- To use the credit card authorization system, process the transaction
- normally, tendering all media at the end of the transaction. When a
- balance owing of zero is reached, the credit card window appears on the
- journal and you are prompted to swipe the credit card through a magnetic
- card reader. The amount charged to the credit card is shown
- automatically. You also have the option of entering the account number
- and expiration date manually by typing the numbers in the fields on the
- journal window. Press [AMT] after typing each number.
- VisualPOS automatically connects with the authorization computer network
- using the settings entered in the System Configuration, and authorizes the
- card tendered. An authorization number appears in that field. Don't be
- concerned with the code. The first line of the response box below the
- Authorization displays a message in response to the authorization request.
- The most common messages will be "Approved" and "Declined". If the
- authorization is declined the transaction must be voided by pressing
- [VTRN]. Occasionally additional information may appear on the second line
- of the response box. The # of Debits and # of Credits fields are
- explained in the section on Z Reports later in this chapter.
- Once authorized, a signature copy of the receipt is printed, followed by a
- customer copy of the receipt if Print Second Copy of Receipt was set to
- Yes in the System Configuration.
- When a customer charges a purchase to more than one credit card, the cards
- are authorized in the sequence of their code numbers on the
- Currency/Credit Card form. After the first card has been authorized, you
- are prompted to swipe the second card. Follow the same sequence with each
- card until all have been authorized. If one card is declined the
- transaction must be voided. The charges which have already been
- authorized before the transaction is voided are automatically reversed.
- When a customer charges a purchase to more than one card of the same type
- (e.g. two VISA cards), the procedure is slightly different. The Amount
- displayed is the total amount charged to all cards of one type. If you
- have processed two or more charges to the same account number, proceed as
- before. However, if the charges are to two different accounts for the
- same card type, enter the amount charged to the card that was swiped in
- the Amount field and press [AMT]. The authorization proceeds, and when it
- is complete you are prompted to swipe another card of this type. The
- Amount now displays the remaining amount to be charged to a card of this
- type. Complete authorization of this charge as before.
- When returning items purchased with a credit card, the authorization
- interface is activated when the balance owing to the customer reaches
- zero. You are prompted to swipe the card(s) just as if the customer was
- making a purchase. Enter the Authorization Code printed on the customer's
- receipt and press [AMT]; the credit to the card can not be processed
- without this code. VisualPOS automatically connects with the
- authorization computer network using the settings entered in the System
- Configuration, and processes the credit to the account.
-
- (Press [F1] for more help or [ENTER] or [ESC] to exit help and continue)
- *LOGONHELP,A
- LOG ON (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The POS module is loaded when VisualPOS is started up from DOS. POS can
- also be loaded by choosing that option on the Module menu in any module if
- access has been granted. When the system is started from DOS the register
- screen appears and you are prompted to enter a Log On number. Type the
- number assigned to you. This log on is performed only once to give access
- to the entire VisualPOS system. When POS is accessed from another module
- the logon is not performed because you are already logged on. The Log On
- indicator stops flashing and the Mode Indicator shows that the Register
- mode is active after a valid Logon # is entered.
- If you wish to continue using Register mode, you need do nothing; the cash
- register is active. However, to use one of the other modules, produce an
- X or Z report, use Training mode, or leave the system, you must choose the
- option from the Selection menu. Press [KYLK] ([K] on the default
- keyboard) to view the Selection menu. This menu can not be viewed until
- an operator has logged on successfully.
- *NUM,A
- NUMBER KEY (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- This is one of the number keys and it can not be changed.
- *000,A
- UNDEFINED KEY (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- This key has not been defined.
- *001,A
- CREDIT CARD TENDERED (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- If the customer chooses to pay with a credit card, first record the card
- type by entering its code number and pressing [TYPE]. Next press [CARD]
- to complete the transaction and print the receipt.
- VisualPOS accepts combinations of payments modes. For example, if the
- customer wanted to pay by charge card and cash, identify the card type and
- then enter the amount to be charged before pressing [CARD]. Press
- [SUBTOTAL] to display the remaining amount due. Enter this amount or the
- amount tendered and press [CASH] to complete the transaction. More
- combinations of media are allowed by VisualPOS.
- *002,A
- CASH SALES (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When all items have been sold and the customer is paying cash, type the
- amount tendered and press [CASH]. If the customer tenders the exact
- amount of cash simply press [CASH]. The journal displays the subtotal,
- includes the applicable taxes, calculates the total due, and shows the
- cash amount tendered and any change due to the customer. The transaction
- is complete and the TRANS indicator disappears. The receipt will be
- printed if automatic receipt printing was set to Yes in the System
- Configuration.
- *003,A
- CHEQUE SALES (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Press [CHEQ] when the customer writes a cheque for the entire amount of
- the purchase. Type the amount of the cheque and press [CHEQ] if the
- cheque is for an amount different from the total sale. Press [SUBTOTAL]
- to display the remainder due and tender all or part of that amount with
- other media until the sale is completed.
- *004,A
- CHARGE ACCOUNT SALES (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Charge accounts with the store can be used only when a customer number has
- been entered at the beginning of the transaction. If the customer chooses
- to charge the purchase to his store account, press [CHRG] to complete the
- transaction. Charge part of the amount to the account by typing the
- amount and then pressing [CHRG]. Press [SUBTOTAL] to display the
- remainder due and tender all or part of that amount with other media until
- the sale is completed.If a customer's credit limit would be exceeded by
- charging the purchase to his account, the customer record appears on the
- journal showing the limit and current balance. Press [SUBTOTAL] to return
- to the transaction and accept a different payment media or combination of
- media, or void the transaction.
- *005,A
- VENDOR COUPON (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- A vendor coupon does not reduce the amount of a transaction for tax
- calculations because it amounts to a reduction of the vendor's price to
- the retailer (the retailer is reimbursed for the value of the coupon from
- the vendor). Vendor coupons may only be tendered after pressing
- [SUBTOTAL]. Type the amount of the coupon and press [VCPN] to tender that
- amount.
- *006,A
- $ (DOLLAR) DISCOUNT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- To apply a dollar discount to a single item, sell it and then type the
- dollar amount and press [$DIS]. The display, journal, and receipt show
- the dollar amount of the discount. The discount is applied to the price of
- items before tax, and tax is applied to the discounted amount.
- To apply a dollar discount to a group of items, sell all the items in the
- group at the beginning of the transaction, press [SUBTOTAL], and then
- enter the dollar amount and press [$DIS].
- *007,A
- % (PERCENTAGE) DISCOUNT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- To apply a percentage discount to a single item, sell it and then type the
- percentage amount from zero to 100 without decimals and press [%DIS]. The
- display, journal, and receipt show the percentage and dollar amount of the
- discount. The discount percentage is applied to the price of items before
- tax, and tax is applied to the discounted amount.
- To apply a percentage discount to a group of items, sell all the items in
- the group at the beginning of the transaction, press [SUBTOTAL], and then
- enter the percentage and press [%DIS].
- *008,A
- CURRENCY CONVERSION (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When a customer presents special currency as payment, enter the code number
- for that currency stored in the conversion table and press [CURR]. The $EXCH
- status indicator light flashes. The display shows the name of the special
- currency and the total sale amount in converted funds. Enter the amount of
- special currency tendered and press either [CASH] or [CHEQ].
- The journal displays the completed transaction in Canadian funds, showing
- the Canadian equivalent of the special currency tendered and the amount of
- change due to the customer. A message placed on the journal shows the
- amount of special currency that was tendered.
- *009,A
- DEPOSITS (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The purchase of some items, notably soft drinks, requires payment of a
- deposit. VisualPOS handles these amounts separately from the price of an
- item. Enter the amount of a deposit and press [DPST]. When a customer
- returns an item for which a deposit was paid, enter the amount to be
- returned and press [DRET].
- *010,A
- PAID OUT (PAY BILLS FROM CASH) (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Bills may be paid out from the till's cash, but no other actions are
- available with a paid-out transaction. Enter the amount of cash to be paid
- and Press [PAID] to complete the transaction. If no amount is entered when
- [PAID] key is pressed, VisualPOS will prompt to enter the amount. The cash
- drawer opens and the transaction is completed. When 'Receive In' which is the
- counter transaction of 'Paid Out', initiate with a return transaction before
- [PAID] and VisualPOS will adjust the amount to its negative value to process.
- You could produce a quick receipt for the bill by pressing [PRNT] (Print
- Receipt On Demand) and having the payee sign it.
- *011,A
- RETURNING ITEMS (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Type the number of the operator shown on the receipt and press [RET].
- The RETURN indicator flashes. Type the number of the item to be returned,
- press [POVR] and then type the amount for which the item was sold as shown
- on the customer's receipt and press [AMT]. Repeat the process for each
- returned item. Tender media in the usual way to complete the return
- transaction. New goods can be sold in the same transaction with returned
- items. The net amount due or to be refunded is calculated and displayed.
- Items belonging to a package sale can be returned by a similar procedure.
- Enter the Operator # from the customer's receipt and press [RET] and then
- press [PCKG]. Both the RETURN and PACKAGE indicators flash. Identify the
- items, type the package price and press [AMT] and tender media.
- *012,A
- TAX OVERRIDE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The tax applicable to purchases is automatically calculated and applied by
- VisualPOS using the tax settings in the inventory and customer databases
- and the tax tables. It may be necessary to override the tax function, for
- example in the case of a sale to a tax-exempt customer. This tax override
- can be avoided by setting up customer records with appropriate tax flags.
- Before selling an item for which the tax must be modified, type the number
- of a tax (1 to 4) and press [TAX]. Repeat the process for each tax that
- is to be charged. One of the taxes can be turned off again by typing its
- number and pressing [TAX]. A tax override changes the tax status only for
- the sale of the next item.
- *013,A
- CREDIT CARD TYPE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- If the customer chooses to pay with a credit card, first record the card
- type by entering its code number and pressing [TYPE]. Next press [CARD]
- to complete the transaction and print the receipt.
- VisualPOS accepts combinations of payments modes. For example, if the
- customer wanted to pay by charge card and cash, identify the card type and
- then enter the amount to be charged before pressing [CARD]. Press
- [SUBTOTAL] to display the remaining amount due. Enter this amount or the
- amount tendered and press [CASH] to complete the transaction. More
- combinations of media are allowed by VisualPOS. Macros are useful for
- tendering credit cards.
- *014,A
- RECEIVING ACCOUNT PAYMENTS (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Operators can accept payments toward customer accounts. No other actions
- are possible with an account payment. Type the customer number and press
- [CUS#]. Press [RACC] and accept the payment media tendered in the normal
- way. If the customer pays the account with more than one media (e.g.,
- cash and cheque), a separate transaction must be completed for each media.
- *015,A
- STORE COUPON (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- A store coupon reduces the amount of a transaction for tax calculations,
- because it is in effect a reduction of the selling price. A store coupon
- can be tendered at any time during a transaction. Type the amount of the
- coupon and press [SCPN]. You are prompted for the Item # to which the
- coupon value is to be charged. If the coupon applies toward the last item
- sold, simply press [AMT]. If the coupon applies toward another item, type
- the Item # and then press [AMT].
- *016,A
- DEPOSIT RETURN (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *017,A
- CREDIT CARD DEBIT ADJUST (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- To process a debit towards a credit card, enter the amount to be debited
- and press [DEBT]. A debit may be processed for transactions which are not
- registered in VisualPOS or to process an adjustment for an undercharge
- which may result from keying errors.
- *018,A
- CREDIT CARD CREDIT ADJUST (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- To process a credit towards a credit card, enter the amount to be credited
- and press [CRED]. A credit may be processed for transactions which are not
- registered in VisualPOS or to process an adjustment for an overercharge
- which may result from keying errors.
- *20,A
- LAST QUANTITY DOLLAR DISCOUNT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *051,A
- PRINT INVOICE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *053,A
- LANGUAGE DISPLAYED (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- A future version of VisualPOS will provide the option of displaying
- transaction information and printing receipts in English or French.
- *054,A
- RECEIPT ADVANCE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Advance the paper in the receipt printer one line by pressing [RCPT]. The
- key can be pressed several times in succession to advance the paper in the
- receipt printer.
- *055,A
- SCROLLING DISPLAY (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The text in some fields (e.g., Customer Name) may not fit on the display
- because of their length. Press [SCRL] to scroll the display and see more.
- This function will work only if no other keys have been pressed after the
- function that put the information on the display.
- *057,A
- VALIDATING DOCUMENTS (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Some printers can validate documents such as cheques, receipts, charge
- slips, etc. with the time, date, and total of the last sale. When a
- transaction has been completed, press [VAL]. When the message Slip in and
- Clear appears, place the document to be validated into the print mechanism
- and press [CLEAR]. Remove the document and press [CLEAR] again when
- printing is complete.
- *058,A
- BACKSPACE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Correct a typing error by pressing [BACKSPACE]. Pressing this key removes
- the last key press. The key can be pressed several times, but [CLEAR]
- should be used to remove a series of keystrokes.
- *059,A
- CLEAR (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Press [CLEAR] to exit from an entire sequence of key presses. For
- example, exit from the sequence required to tender a credit card by
- pressing [CLEAR]. A sequence can not be cleared after it has been
- completed.
- *060,A
- REFERENCE ENTRIES (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- A reference number such as a tax exemption number or credit card number
- can be printed on a receipt. Type the number to be printed and press
- [REF]. The reference number can be placed anywhere on the receipt after
- the first item has been sold. A sale can not begin with a reference
- number, but you can place a reference number on a receipt after payment
- has been tendered.
- *061,A
- 0 (SINGLE ZERO) (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The usual zero key on the keyboard can be used to enter that number, but
- [0] must be assigned to a key on the number pad in order to use it there.
- [00] can also be assigned to a key which will speed amount entries,
- especially if Decimal Required is set to No in the System Configuration.
- *062,A
- 00 (DOUBLE ZERO) (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The usual zero key on the keyboard can be used to enter that number, but
- [0] must be assigned to a key on the number pad in order to use it there.
- [00] can also be assigned to a key which will speed amount entries,
- especially if Decimal Required is set to No in the System Configuration.
- *063,A
- . (DECIMAL) (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The decimal key is used to separate dollars from cents in an amount. The
- period key is equivalent to a decimal, but you may wish to assign Decimal
- to a key on the number pad. (The default unshifted keyboard includes this
- key assignment.)
- *064,A
- TEXT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *066,A
- LINE UP (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- As a transaction proceeds and entries are recorded on the journal, the
- entries made at the beginning of the transaction are no longer visible on
- the journal. Four functions allow you to scroll the journal display.
- Press [LNUP] and [LNDN] to move the journal backward or forward one line.
- Press [PGUP] and [PGDN] to move the journal backward or forward one
- transaction.
- *067,A
- LINE DOWN (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- As a transaction proceeds and entries are recorded on the journal, the
- entries made at the beginning of the transaction are no longer visible on
- the journal. Four functions allow you to scroll the journal display.
- Press [LNUP] and [LNDN] to move the journal backward or forward one line.
- Press [PGUP] and [PGDN] to move the journal backward or forward one
- transaction.
- *068,A
- PAGE UP (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- As a transaction proceeds and entries are recorded on the journal, the
- entries made at the beginning of the transaction are no longer visible on
- the journal. Four functions allow you to scroll the journal display.
- Press [LNUP] and [LNDN] to move the journal backward or forward one line.
- Press [PGUP] and [PGDN] to move the journal backward or forward one
- transaction.
- *069,A
- PAGE DOWN (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- As a transaction proceeds and entries are recorded on the journal, the
- entries made at the beginning of the transaction are no longer visible on
- the journal. Four functions allow you to scroll the journal display.
- Press [LNUP] and [LNDN] to move the journal backward or forward one line.
- Press [PGUP] and [PGDN] to move the journal backward or forward one
- transaction.
- *070,A
- HELP (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The help system operates a little differently in Register mode of the POS
- module compared to the rest of VisualPOS, but is still accessed by
- pressing [HELP] ([F1] on the default keyboard). In POS, help is linked to
- the keys on the keyboard. It provides information about the functions
- assigned to individual keys, and the procedures for executing those
- functions. For example, press [F1] to open the help system, and then
- press [F2]. The help text explains the function that has been assigned to
- [F2], and then describes the use of this function. Press [F1] again to
- leave the help system; there is only one level of help in Register mode of
- POS. The help text for a key with a macro assignment or an open item
- consists only of the fact that a macro has been assigned to the key.
- *073,A
- PRINT RECEIPT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- VisualPOS automatically prints a receipt for the customer when a
- transaction is completed unless automatic printing was disabled in the
- System Configuration. If automatic printing was disabled but a receipt is
- required, it can be printed by pressing [PRNT]. This function works only
- until the next transaction is completed. Old receipts on the journal can
- be printed by scrolling to the transaction with [PGUP] and [PGDN], and
- then pressing [PRNT].
- *074,A
- ITEM LOOK UP (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The window can be displayed by typing an item number and pressing [ILU].
- The window shows some of the fields from the inventory record. The window
- can also be displayed by pressing [ILU] after an item has been sold during
- a transaction. The window closes when you press another key to continue
- the transaction.
- *075,A
- PRINT INVOICE ON DEMAND (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [INVC] is pressed, the last completed transaction's invoice
- will be printed on receipt printer. The invoice definition file is called
- "INVOICE.DAT" where VisualPOS translate and paste onto the printer.
- *076,A
- SELECT INVOICE DEFINITION FILE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [INVU] is pressed after a number been entered, the current
- active invoice definition file will be set to according "INVOICE.DA#"
- where # is 1-9 or, "INVOICE.DAT" when 0 or no number is entered.
- Note: This key will recognize the first digit number and will reset to 0 by
- default after this key is pressed.
- *079,A
- TOGGLE INVOICE MESSAGE INPUT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [INVM] is pressed, the invoice message input screen will be
- toggled. If already enabled, it will disabled the message input screen; else
- will be enabled where after every transaction, user will be prompt at the
- invoice message screen to enter messages that will be printed on the invoice.
- The system will be enabled by default (at start time).
- *081,A
- ADD/EDIT/DELETE INVENTORY RECORD (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [INVY] is pressed, the full inventory screen will show up for
- adding/editing inventory data. When item number is entered, if it is in the
- inventory database, it will be available for editing/deletion, or it will
- blank the record for adding of new inventory. Function key of F3-F10 behaves
- much like the way DATA Modules handles (see manual for general concept of
- these common use function keys).
- *082,A
- ADD/EDIT/DELETE CUSTOMER RECORD (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [CUST] is pressed, the full customer screen will show up for
- adding/editing customer data. When item number is entered, if it is in the
- customer database, it will be available for editing/deletion, or it will
- blank the record for adding of new inventory. Function key of F3-F10 behaves
- much like the way DATA Modules handles (see manual for general concept of
- these common use function keys).
- *083,A
- ADD/EDIT/DELETE OPERATOR RECORD (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [OPER] is pressed, the full operator screen will show up for
- adding/editing operator data. When item number is entered, if it is in the
- operator database, it will be available for editing/deletion, or it will
- blank the record for adding of new inventory. Function key of F3-F10 behaves
- much like the way DATA Modules handles (see manual for general concept of
- these common use function keys).
- *084,A
- ADD/EDIT/DELETE VENDOR RECORD (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [VEND] is pressed, the full vendor screen will show up for
- adding/editing vendor data. When item number is entered, if it is in the
- vendor database, it will be available for editing/deletion, or it will
- blank the record for adding of new inventory. Function key of F3-F10 behaves
- much like the way DATA Modules handles (see manual for general concept of
- these common use function keys).
- *085,A
- SET CURRENT/DEFAULT DEPARTMENT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [DEPT] is pressed after a number been entered, it will set the
- current/default depart number for the that number. The current department
- will be used in conjunction with [TDEP]/[DTRN]/[AUTO]... keys for default
- department pick up. Please refer to the coresponding keys document for more
- detailed help information.
- *086,A
- TOGGLE AUTOMATIC DEPARTMENT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [TDEP] is pressed, it will toggle auto department flag on or
- off (default is off). When 'auto dept' is on, each time when can not find a
- paticular item from the database, it will automatically pick the default
- department as the open item number instead of prompt to enter one. Note that
- [DTRN] will always automatically use the default department regardless what
- the flag status is. Be aware that if 'auto dept' is on, there is 1 step less
- than normal procesure (prompt and enter them) to speed up each transaction
- but also increase the chance of 'dept mis-match' when error operation.
- *087,A
- OPEN DEPARTMENT TRANSACTION (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When this key [DTRN] is pressed following the price amount entered, it will
- automatically use the default department and this price and issue an open
- department transaction. It could be either a 'sell' or 'return' or even
- 'void item' transaction. Note that [DTRN] will use the default department
- regardless the 'auto dept' flag's status.
- *102,A
- AUTO PRICE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [AUTO] is used to sell an item. Type the Item # and then press [AUTO].
- If the item is not found clear the entry by pressing [CLEAR] or enter the
- Open Item # and Price when prompted, pressing [AMT] after each entry.
- *104,A
- UPC (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [UPC] is used to sell an item by entering the Universal Product Code if
- the code is not recognized by the scanner. Type the UPC number and then
- press [UPC]. If the item is not found clear the entry by pressing [CLEAR]
- or enter the Open Item # and Price when prompted.
- *107,A
- WEIGHING ITEMS (SCALE) (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Press [SCAL] to force weighing of an item, for example when the item can
- not be found in the database or if the Scale flag was not set to Yes in
- the inventory record. Press [SCAL] and follow the prompts on the display.
- If the Scale flag was accidentally set to Yes in an inventory record so
- that you are prompted to place the item on the scale when it is sold,
- press [CLEAR] and then sell the item using [QTY].
- Items to be weighed during transactions must be identified. Press the
- Scale Request [SCAL] key before identifying the item The weight is
- multiplied by the price entered in the inventory database, and both weight
- an price are shown on the receipt and journal.
- *108,A
- PRICE OVERRIDE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The price of an item may be changed for a number of reasons, such as a
- markdown due to damage, clearance, a special sale and so on. To override
- the price of an item in the inventory database, identify the item and then
- press [POVR]. The INPUT indicator flashes. Type the price and press
- [AMT]. Sale of an item with a price override creates a Variance entry on
- X and Z reports.
- *109,A (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- TARE
- Presss [TARE] after the weight amount will inform the following scale item
- has a tare weight which will be substracted from the scaled weight.
- *120,A
- AUTH PIE GasPump Authorize (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [AUTH] key will Authorize a Pump authorization request. The pump number
- should be entered to specify for the authorization. If the 'Auto detect'
- switch is on, and a invalid pump number (<1 or > 32, or without a pump
- number spec.) VisualPOS will search for all pumps request for authorization
- and authorize them. If the 'Auto Authorize' option is on, VisualPOS will
- response to the authorizaton request immediately without the acknowledgement
- of this [AUTH] operation.
- *121,A
- STOP PIE GasPump Stop (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [STOP] will temperately suspend the pump operation on the specified pump,
- or all pumps if a invalid pump number (<1 or > 32, or without a pump number)
- is specified. [RESM] Resume function will resume this [STOP] suspending.
- *122,A
- RESM PIE GasPump Resume (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [RESM] will resume the suspended the pump operations that was previously
- stopped by [STOP] function, on the specified pump or all pumps if a invalid
- pump number (<1 or > 32, or without a pump number) is specified.
- *123,A
- CERR PIE GasPump Clear Error (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [CERR] will clear/flush the controller error status. When the 'Auto Correct'
- option is OFF, [CERR] will clear one error upon this demand.
- *124,A
- READ PIE GasPump Read Status (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [READ] will read the Pump status and update the proper status to the
- register.
- *125,A
- PPU PIE GasPump Send P.P.U. (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [PPU] will send the P.P.U. (Price Per Unit) to the pumps from the Pump setup
- price table.
- *126,A
- SAVE PIE GasPump Save to XTrans (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [SAVE] will save the current un-paid transaction to its 'STACK' (the XTrans
- Buffer), so that the pump will not be tied up waiting to complete the
- transaction before authorizing the next pump request. If there is already
- a previously un-paid sale 'stacked', VisualPOS will not perform the 'stack'
- operation. You may use the [XTRN] to ring the stacked transaction instead
- of [$TRN] for current transaction. [XCLR] will clear the un-paid [XTRN]
- and write to the Transaction adjustment report for 'Sale Lost'.
- *127,A
- LOOK PIE GasPump Lookup/Scroll (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [LOOK] will bring the detailed transaction information for reviewing.
- *128,A
- $TRN PIE GasPump Ring CurTrans (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [$TRN] will bring the most current transaction into POS.
- *129,A
- XTRN PIE GasPump Ring X-Trans (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [XTRN] will bring the 'stacked' (XTrans) transaction into POS.
- *130,A
- XCLR PIE GasPump Clear XTrans (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *131,A
- PSET PIE GasPump View Setups (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *132,A
- CRD$ PIE GasPump Credit$ Limit (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *133,A
- CSH$ PIE GasPump Cash$ Limit (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *134,A
- CRDV PIE GasPump CreditV Limit (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *135,A
- CSHV PIE GasPump CashVol Limit (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *136,A
- NLMT PIE GasPump No Limit Auth (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *141,A
- RLMT PIE GasPump Reset Auth Limit (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *142,A
- $CLR PIE GasPump Clear Cur Trans (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *143,A
- REST PIE GasPump Reset Controller (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *144,A
- PATH PIE GasPump Pre-Authorize Pump(Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *145,A
- RSV3 PIE GasPump Reserved Key 3 (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *146,A
- RSV4 PIE GasPump Reserved Key 4 (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *147,A
- RSV5 PIE GasPump Reserved Key 5 (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *148,A
- RSV6 PIE GasPump Reserved Key 6 (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *149,A
- RSV7 PIE GasPump Reserved Key 7 (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *137,A
- METR PIE GasPump Read Pump Readings(Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *138,A
- VMTR PIE GasPump View Readings (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *139,A
- VADJ PIE GasPump View Adjustment (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- PIE PUMP Controller ONLY
- *140,A
- VRPT PIE GasPump View Report (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- PIE PUMP Controller ONLY
- *150,A (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- EXECUTE BATCH
- Press [EXEC] key after the batch # (1-50) will force VisualPOS to shell
- to DOS and run DOS batch program.
- *151,A
- AMOUNT/ENTER (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [AMT] is pressed after entering a number following a POS prompt. For
- example, you are prompted to enter a department and price for an item when
- it is not found in the inventory database, [AMT] is pressed after each has
- been typed.
- *153,A
- CUSTOMER NUMBER (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Type the customer's number and press [CUS#] to enter the number. Customer
- information is completed in the Customer information panel. Entry of a
- Customer # must be the first action of a transaction. The number can not
- be entered after the transaction has begun.
- When a customer # has been entered, the window can be displayed by
- pressing [CUS#] again at any time before the transaction is completed.
- The window shows some of the key fields from the customer record. The
- window closes when the next key is pressed to continue the transaction.
- *154,A
- OPEN CASH DRAWER (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *155,A
- LOG ON/LOG OFF (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- [LOG] is pressed after typing the Logon # to begin a session with
- VisualPOS. [LOG] is also pressed to end the current session with
- VisualPOS (the LOG ON indicator flashes). The Log On panel appears when
- [LOG] is pressed, allowing a different operator to log on. Operators can
- use this function to secure the terminal.
- [LOG] is assigned to [TAB] on the default unshifted keyboard. You should
- leave the function on that key for POS because it is on that key for the
- other modules and can not be changed for them.
- *156,A
- NO SALE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The cash drawer can be opened by pressing [NO$]. Pressing [NO$] begins
- and ends a no-sale transaction, which is recorded on the journal.
- *157,A
- PARK TRANSCATION (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *158,A
- SHIFT (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *159,A
- SUBTOTAL (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- At any time you can display a subtotal for a transaction without affecting
- the journal or receipt by pressing [SUB]. The subtotal displayed includes
- all applicable taxes. Press [SUB] at the end of each series of sales to
- tell the customer the amount owing. You will use this key a lot.
- *160,A
- VOIDING ITEMS (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The Void Item function is used to remove items sold from the current
- transaction. Press [VITM] to begin (the RETURN indicator flashes) and
- then "sell" the items as before making sure to include the same
- quantities. VisualPOS searches for the items on the journal, and removes
- those for which a match is found. A match will not be found if the
- quantity sold differs from the quantity voided. Exit the void sequence by
- pressing [CLEAR]. A quick void item procedure is to type a zero and press
- [VITM]. This voids the last item sold. You may wish to set this key
- sequence up as a macro.
- *161,A
- VOIDING TRANSACTIONS (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- A transaction can be voided at any point prior to final tendering of the
- transaction. Press [VTRN] to cancel the current transaction.
- *162,A
- QUANTITY (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- The default quantity for the number of items sold is one. Increase the
- quantity sold using [QTY]. Type the quantity amount, press [QTY], and
- then identify the item in the normal way. The QUANT indicator light
- remains on until the item is identified. The quantity can be reset to one
- by pressing [CLEAR] before the item is identified. Fractional quantities
- may be permitted depending on the settings in the System Configuration,
- but care should be exercised to ensure that a fraction is valid for the
- item selected.
- *163,A
- PACKAGE SALES (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Begin a package sale by pressing [PACK]; the PACKAG light comes on in the
- status indicator. Sell the individual items of the package normally by
- scanning or entering Item #'s. As the individual items are sold in the
- package, no price appears on the journal. Type the package price and press
- [AMT] to close the package. Proceed to payment methods in the usual way.
- To exit from the package function before completing the package, type a zero
- and press [AMT]. The total price for a package is credited to the sales of
- each item in the inventory records in proportion to each item's price
- representation in the package.
- *166,A
- KEYLOCK (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- Pressing [KYLK] has the same effect as turning a key on a cash register
- that changes the operational mode. Press [KYLK] to open the Selection
- menu which offers choices of VisualPOS modules, X and Z Reports, and
- Training mode. Type the number for an option or highlight it and press
- [ENTER] to select the option. Choices from the Selection menu can not be
- made when a transaction is in progress.
- *167,A
- CHANGE PRICE LEVEL (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- When multiple price levels have been entered in the Inventory database,
- VisualPOS ensures that a customer is charged the lowest price to which
- he/she is entitled. However, situations may arise when it is necessary to
- override the automatic price level. For example, stock of an item might
- run out before a sale (Price 3) is scheduled to end, and so a "rain
- cheque" is issued. When the customer returns to purchase the item at the
- sale price after the sale has ended, the automatic price levels must be
- overridden in order to grant Price 3 instead of Price 1 or Price 2.
- To change the price level, enter the number for the price level to be
- charged and press [PRCE] before identifying the item. The price level
- charged is shown on the status indicator.
- *186,A
- EXACTA GAS PUMP LOOKUP/SCROLL (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *187,A
- EXACTA TANK LOOKUP/SCROLL (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *188,A
- EXACTA CAR WASH AUTHORIZATION (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *189,A
- EXACTA GAS PUMP UP/AUTHORIZE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *190,A
- EXACTA GAS PUMP ZERO/RESET (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *191,A
- EXACTA GAS PUMP TRANSACTION/SALE (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *192,A
- EXACTA GAS PUMP AUTO PROCESS (Press other POS keys or [HELP] to exit)
- *201,A
- APPEND KEYS
- *251,A
- REMOTE DEVICE KEYS (PUMP CONTROL)
- *301,A
- OPEN ITEM KEYS
- Open Items can be used in two ways with VisualPOS. In an item-based
- system when an item is not found in the Inventory database, the Open Item
- sequence of prompts is started. First you are prompted to enter the Open
- Item #; type a number from 1 to 99 and press [AMT]. Remember that the
- Open Item #'s are the same as the numbers of the sub-departments. Next
- type the price of the item and press [AMT]. The name of the sub-
- department and its number appear on the journal. You can also press
- [CLEAR] to exit from the Open Item prompts if an Item # was simply typed
- incorrectly.
- *801,A
- MACRO KEYS
- Define macros using the Define Key Macros command in the Maintenance
- module, and assign them to keys on any of the keyboards. Execute the
- macro by pressing the key in POS to which it was assigned. You may find
- it helpful to keep a record of your macros showing their intended
- functions and how to use them.
- *1301,A
- MODIFIERS
- *CIBCCODES,A
- 000 With balances
- 001 Without balances
- 002 With country club status
- 003 More identification required
- 004 Signed paper draft required
- 005 Blind
- 006 With VIP status
- 007 Administrative transaction
- 008 After checking national negative file
- 009 With commercial status
- 050 General
- 051 Due to expired card
- 052 Due to PIN tries exceeded
- 053 Since sharing is not allowed
- 054 Due to absence of Attala box
- 055 Due to invalid transaction
- 056 Transaction not supported by institution
- 057 With lost or stolen card status
- 058 With invalid card status
- 059 With restricted status
- 060 Since account is not on CAF
- 061 PBF record not found
- 062 PBF update error
- 063 Invalid auth type in IDF
- 064 Bad track 2 information
- 065 Adjustment not allowed in IDF
- 066 Invalid credit card advance increment
- 067 Invalid transaction date
- 068 TLF error
- 069 Bad message edit
- 070 No IDF
- 071 Invalid routing to authorization
- 072 Card on national negative file
- 073 Invalid routing auth-service
- 074 Unable to authorize
- 075 Invalid PIN length
- 076 Insufficient funds in PBF
- 077 Pre-auth full
- 078 Duplicate transaction received & dropped
- 079 Maximum online refund reached
- 080 Maximum offline refund reached
- 081 Maximum credit percent refund reached
- 082 Maximum number times used
- 083 Maximum refund credit reached
- 084 Customer selected negative reason
- 085 Inquiry not allowed - no balances
- 086 Over floor limit
- 087 Maximum number refunds reached
- 088 Place call
- 089 CAF status 0 9
- 090 Referral file full
- 091 Negative file problem
- 092 Advance less than minimum
- 093 Delinquent
- 094 Over limit table
- 095 Amount over maximum
- 096 PIN required
- 097 Modulus 10 check
- 098 Force post
- 100 Unable to process transaction
- 101 Unable to authorize - issue call
- 102 Call
- 103 Negative file problem
- 104 CAF problem
- 105 Card not supported
- 106 Amount over maximum
- 107 Over daily limit
- 108 CAPF not found
- 109 Advance less than minimum
- 110 Number times used
- 111 Delinquent
- 112 Over limit table
- 113 Amex timeout
- 150 Merchant not on file
- 200 Invalid account
- 201 Incorrect PIN
- 202 Cash advance is less than minimum
- 203 Administrative card needed
- 204 Enter lesser amount
- 205 Invalid credit card advance amount
- 206 CAF not found
- 207 Invalid transaction date
- 208 Invalid expiration date
- 800 Format error
- 801 Invalid data
- 802 Invalid employee number
- 809 Invalid close transaction
- 810 Transaction timeout
- 811 System error
- 820 Invalid terminal identifier
- 821 Invalid response length
- 870 Mail delivered
- 871 Mail stored
- 880 Download completed, no more data
- 881 Download message received, no more data
- 882 Down-line load aborted. Call for service
- 898 Invalid MAC
- 899 Sequence error. Resynchronize
- 900 PIN tries exceeded
- 901 Expired card
- 902 NEG capture code
- 903 CAF status 3
- 904 Advance less than minimum
- 905 Number times used
- 906 Delinquent
- 907 Over limit table
- 908 Amount over maximum
- 909 Capture
- 950 Not on file
- 951 Not allowed
- 952 In window
- 953 Out of window
- 954 Anytime
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