The following program description deals with:
With this program you can maintain the basic data, i.e. insert new records, edit and delete the existing ones. You can also display the data on the screen for enquiry only.
For each keyboard, the position and function of each key has to be defined. This can be carried out by means of the Key and recording functions which contains all the functions and event codes of the keys.
Each keyboard is divided into rows and columns. Row 1, column 1 corresponds to the top left key of the keyboard. Depending on the number of keys of a keyboard, e.g., the bottom right key of a keyboard with 90 keys can be row 6, column 15.
This paragraph will provide a short overview over the options available for updating these Basic Data.
Just like in almost any other program:
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 99
In this field is the entry of the row number of the function key.
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 99
This is the column number of the key.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 characters
This is the function name of the key. By means of the function name, a specific event will be initiated in the POS program. The function names are to be taken from the Key and recording functions table.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 characters
Enter data into this field only if the Event Name of the function starts with a small "f" or if data input is permitted according to the definition of the Key and recording functions table (e.g. data is permitted for the Article-Preset-Key "FW" ). These function keys are so called preset keys and are defined for articles and departments.
Example:
Article
preset 1 = FW | 1 (Row 3, Column 1)
Article preset 2 = FW | 1 (Row 3, Column 2)
or
Department preset 1 = fDEPT | 1 (Row 1, Column 12)
Department preset 2 = fDEPT | 2 (Row 1, Column 13)
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 characters
Enter into this field an ASCII character if this key is also to have an ASCII character.
Note:
ASCII 94 = "^ " should be
entered for a blank.
Generally, each key can be assigned with an ASCII character which can be used when the terminal is switched to ASCII mode.
The keyboard is switched to ASCII character input when the <ASCII> key is pressed. The ASCII mode is switched off when a key without ASCII character assignment is pressed.