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Command 04 Calls submenu for setting discounted prices:
This command has the same functions as command 03, but it shows the discounted prices.
In the MDB mode, these prices refer to key or credit card purchases or purchases made within a certain time
band, or both (see description Command 61). Furthermore, if the MDB cashless system allows the product
to be selected from two different price tables, this command is used to set the prices relative to table 2. The
prices relative to table 1 are set at Command 03.
N.B.: With SPIRALI SLAVE connection enabled (see command 49), once the settings for the MASTER
machine have been completed, access is gained to the setting mode for the same parameters relevant to
the SLAVE machine by simply pressing the A (ESC) button.
Command 05 Recall the price reference setting submenu:
This command is used exclusively to set the prices in the coin mechanism.
Type 05 and press ENTER to access the price reference setting menu and 'Selection Number 0' appears
on the display. This submenu makes it possible to allocate a price number to each selection. Type the
selection identification code and press ENTER; the number of the price allocated to the chosen selection
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appears, type the number of the new price to be allocated to the selection and press ENTER to memorise it
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or press ESC to return to the submenu without saving the changes. Repeat the procedure for another
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selection or return to the main menu by pressing the ESC key.
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If, for example, you want to allocate price number 8 to selection 6 simply carry out the following procedure :
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Programming mode, ........................................................................... Command 0 appears on the display
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Type 05 and press ENTER, Select. number 0 appears on the display
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Type 6 and press ENTER, the current price num. parameter appears on the display
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Type 8 and press ENTER.
Command 06 Setting the product code:
This command makes it possible to allocate a 4-digit product code to each selection. This code will then be
sent to the RS232 output together with the sales statistics.
N.B.: With SPIRALI SLAVE connection enabled (see command 49), once the settings for the MASTER
machine have been completed, access is gained to the setting mode for the same parameters relevant to
the SLAVE machine by simply pressing the A (ESC) button.
Command 07 Display of sales for full price selection:
Use this command to access the submenu which displays the number of sales for each selection; 'Selection
number 0' appears on the screen. Type the identification code for the selection for which you are interested
in viewing the sales data.
Press the ENTER key and the desired value appears on the display . Press the ESC key to return to the
submenu which displays the number of sales for each selection by repeating the above procedure or return
to the main menu by pressing the ESC key a second time.
N.B.: With SPIRALI SLAVE connection enabled (see command 49), after the MASTER machine display,
access is gained to the display of the same data relevant to the SLAVE machine by simply pressing the A
(ESC) button.
Command 08 Displays sales for selection discounted price:
Use this command to enter the submenu to display the number of sales per selection with full price. The
display shows 'Selection number 00'. Key in the code identifying the selection of which you want to know
the data of sales and press ENTER to display the requested value. Press the pushbutton ESC to return to
the submenu from which it is possible to display the number of sales regarding another selection by
repeating the above said procedure. Press pushbutton ENTER a second time to return to the main menu.
N.B.: With SPIRALI SLAVE connection enabled (see command 49), after the MASTER machine display,
access is gained to the display of the same data relevant to the SLAVE machine by simply pressing the A
(ESC) button.
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