This section contains a list of the manager codes available through the SAP POS.
Note
Some codes are disabled by default and may require activation or additional configuration before they can be accessed from the POS.
Code |
Manager code title |
Function |
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0 |
Select Transaction |
List all available manager codes as menu options on the POS screen. |
1 |
Program Functions |
List diagnostic manager functions as menu options on the POS screen. |
2 |
Peripheral Setup |
Set up the peripheral devices connected to a terminal. Setup options vary depending on the device. Examples of peripheral devices include: receipt knife, slip printer, cash drawer, bar code scanner, MICR, magnetic stripe reader, and scale. Note If a fiscal printer is installed, manager code 2 prompts for the fiscal printer type instead of the printer type. If no fiscal printer is selected from within manager code 2, then the POS prompts for a standard POS printer type and no fiscal functionality is used. The POS can not use a fiscal printer and a standard POS printer at the same time. End of the note. Note If a MICR is integrated with a printer, the following hardware configuration setting for the MICR is required. The POS uses this setting to avoid the call of the OPOS open command for the integrated MICR if the printer is offline. Y – if the MICR (check reader) is integrated with the printer N – if the MICR (check reader) is a standalone device. End of the note. |
3 |
VAT Tax Override |
This function overrides the tax for an item if a higher tax than the current one is applicable. A choice list is presented if there are more than one taxes higher than the current tax. |
4 |
Configuration Summary |
Print the terminal’s current configuration. |
6 |
Define Terminal |
Define each terminal using manager code 6. The following parameters are required:
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S |
Communication Diagnostics |
Perform communication diagnostics and modify communication options. This option is intended for a manager’s use only. Diagnostic information includes: status report, logical session number report. Modifiable options include: modem re-initialization, communication reset, set polling port. |
10 |
Customer Display |
Set customer message type and enter customer display messages. |
12 |
Receipt Logo |
Edit the receipt header and trailer text. Five lines of text are available for each of the header and trailer. Graphics cannot be added using the Receipt Logo function. |
14 |
Set Tax Tables |
Define tax tables. You can define up to four taxes in the POS and an additional 16 in the Configurator. |
16 |
PLU Maintenance |
Modify an existing PLU record or add a new PLU. |
17 |
Price Inquiry |
Perform a price inquiry. Displays the SKU number, the SKU description and price of the queried item. |
18 |
Keyboard Departments |
Assign a department to a key or delete an existing assignment. |
19 |
Product Inquiry |
Displays the following information on a product. Depending on your configuration settings, you may have to manually enter each topic you would like displayed when this code is activated. This is done in the Configurator through Code Maintenance > Information Display.
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22 |
Set Foreign Exchange |
Set the rate of exchange to be used when foreign currency is tendered. |
24 |
Edit Print Lines |
Add or edit the text that is printed on receipts. |
26 |
Set Autogen Numbers |
Turn on the auto-generated reference number feature or edit the numbers that are generated. |
30 |
Learn Macro |
Record a sequence of keystrokes which can be replayed later using the run macro feature (manager code 32). |
31 |
Delay Macro |
Insert a pause into the sequence of keystrokes you are currently recording using the Learn Macro function (manager code 30). |
32 |
Run Macro |
Run a sequence of keystrokes recorded previously using the Learn Macro function (manager code 30). |
40 |
Screen Layout and Design |
Define the colors and layout used in the Windows POS. |
108 |
Manual Tax % |
Change the tax rate charged on all taxable items in the transaction. Each tax is presented, and you can choose which tax rate you want to modify. |
109 |
Manual Tax $ |
Change the tax amount charged in the transaction. Each tax is presented, and you can choose the tax you want to modify. |
110 |
Tax Modify for All Taxes |
Enable or disable the available non-VAT taxes for the item you just entered in the transaction. |
111 |
Tax Modify for Tax 1 |
Enable or disable Tax 1 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
112 |
Tax Modify for Tax 2 |
Enable or disable Tax 2 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
113 |
Tax Modify for Tax 3 |
Enable or disable Tax 3 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
114 |
Tax Modify for Tax 4 |
Enable or disable Tax 4 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
115 |
Tax Modify for Tax 5 |
Enable or disable Tax 5 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
116 |
Tax Modify for Tax 6 |
Enable or disable Tax 6 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
117 |
Tax Modify for Tax 7 |
Enable or disable Tax 7 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
118 |
Tax Modify for Tax 8 |
Enable or disable Tax 8 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
119 |
Tax Modify for Tax 9 |
Enable or disable Tax 9 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
120 |
Tax Modify for Tax 10 |
Enable or disable Tax 10 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
121 |
Tax Modify for Tax 11 |
Enable or disable Tax 11 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
122 |
Tax Modify for Tax 12 |
Enable or disable Tax 12 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
123 |
Tax Modify for Tax 13 |
Enable or disable Tax 13 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
124 |
Tax Modify for Tax 14 |
Enable or disable Tax 14 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
125 |
Tax Modify for Tax 15 |
Enable or disable Tax 15 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
126 |
Tax Modify for Tax 16 |
Enable or disable Tax 16 for the last item entered in the transaction. |
127 |
Manual Item Tax |
Change the tax rate or tax amount charged on a single item in the transaction. |
156 |
Customer Card Replacement |
Performs the customer card replacement function. When the POS detects an expired customer card, this function prompts the cashier to enter old card information, and then captures replacement card information. |
160 |
View Electronic Journal |
Review transactions that are stored in the electronic journal. |
162 |
Gift Receipt |
Print a gift receipt with an encoded price. |
168 |
View Current Transaction |
Allows you to scroll up to view items entered in the current transaction before the transaction is completed. |
170 |
Clock In |
Record the time that an employee arrives at work or returns from a break. |
172 |
Clock Out |
Record the time that an employee leaves work or starts a break. |
174 |
Print Schedule |
Print an employee’s schedule. You can select the employee by either name or number. The schedule must be stored in a clock.sch file created in People Planner. |
175 |
Suspend/Resume |
Defer a transaction, or resume a transaction at the point at which it was suspended. When a transaction is suspended, a unique Identification number is printed on the receipt. This identification number can be used to identify the transaction when it is resumed later. |
180 |
Price Override |
Change the price of an item in this transaction. You can use the Configurator to define whether only the price of the last item entered can be overridden, or if any item’s price in the transaction can be overridden. |
190 |
Regular Sale |
Perform a regular sales transaction. |
192 |
Reset Cashier Password |
Allows a manager with the required authority level to reset a cashier’s password. Once the password is cleared, the cashier is no longer able to sign on to the POS at that store using their original password. |
199 |
Change Password at POS |
This option allows a cashier to change their password from their POS terminal. Note that only the cashier currently signed-on to a register can change their password through that register. |
200 |
Log In/Out |
Add or remove employees from the cashier validation file. The validation file is checked whenever cashiers sign in or out. |
201 |
No Sale |
Open the cash drawer. You can use the No Sale function only when there is not a sales or transaction in progress. |
202 |
Item Void |
Remove an item from the current transaction. Select an item by scanning it, entering it, or scrolling to its entry point. |
203 |
Error Correct |
Remove the last item from the current transaction. |
204 |
Auto/Manual Post Void |
Void a transaction completed on the previous day. The transaction log does not need to be present on the register. You will need to enter the items as they appeared in the original transaction. You must perform the post void on the same terminal as the original transaction. |
205 |
Auto Post Void |
Void a transaction completed on the current day. The transaction log must be present on the register. You must perform the post void on the same terminal as the original transaction. |
206 |
Transaction Cancel |
Abort the current transaction. |
207 |
Post Update |
Add customer information to a previously completed transaction from the current business day. You can make additions through a profile prompt or a database lookup. |
208 |
Move Item |
Move an item from its current position in a transaction to a new position. In a group item transaction, this function can be used to move an item into or out of a group. You can select the item to move, and you can select the item above which to place it. |
210 |
Return Sale |
A transaction involving the return of an item. |
211 |
Return Sale Without Receipt |
A transaction involving the return of an item without the original purchase receipt. |
212 |
Exchange Item |
A item replacing one in an original purchase transaction. |
214 |
Employee Sale |
Sell items to an employee. You can define employee discounts in the Configurator. |
215 |
Multiple Form Validation |
Print a validation for an item in a transaction. You must select the item to print the validation for. The default short validation is printed for merchandise items. The validation that is defined for the item (if available) or the default short validation is printed for non-merchandise items. |
216 |
Pending Transaction Sale |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a sale type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
217 |
Pending Transaction Statement |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a statement type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
218 |
Pending Transaction Payment |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a payment type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
219 |
Pending Transaction Pickup |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a pickup type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
220 |
Pending Transaction Cancel |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a cancel type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
221 |
Pending Transaction Payment Adjustment |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a payment adjustment type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
222 |
Pending Transaction Item Adjustment |
This manager code is only used in the definition of an item adjustment type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
223 |
Pending Transaction Write-off |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a write-off type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
224 |
Pending Transaction Select Menu |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a select menu type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
225 |
Pending Transaction Admin |
This manager code is only used in the definition of an administration type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
226 |
Pending Transaction Bulk Write-off |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a bulk write-off type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
227 |
Pending Transaction Re-activate |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a reactivate type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
228 |
Pending Transaction Offline Update |
This manager code is only used in the definition of an off-line update type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
229 |
Pending Transaction Re-entry |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a re-entry type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
230 |
Loans |
Record the amount of cash in the terminal at the start of day (float), or any cash lent to another terminal during the day. Balance totals take the loan amounts into account. |
231 |
Pick Up |
Records the removal of tender from a terminal for early deposit. Pickups are accounted for during balancing. You can configure pickup thresholds (Cash Management tab of the Register Parameters Maintenance window in the Configurator) to prompt the cashier with a message on the POS screen when the pick up threshold has been met. When configured, this function will also prompt for a lump sum or detailed pickup. |
232 |
Deposits |
Record bank deposits for data capture purposes. |
234 |
Tender Exchange |
Record the exchange of one tender type for another. For example, you can exchange an employee’s paycheck for cash. |
235 |
Set Float/Loan |
Allocates a defined amount from starting cash balance as operating cash supply. This amount is not included in ending calculated on-hand cash balance. |
236 |
Paid Outs |
Record the removal of cash from the terminal. You can define reasons for paid outs using the Configurator. |
237 |
Points After Fact |
Launches a lookup for the transaction amount when a customer claims points that had not been granted for a previous transaction. Only cashiers with security level 3 and higher can initiate this function. |
240 |
Balance Terminal |
Balance the amount of tender in a cash drawer. A blind balance procedure may be used. You can use the Configurator to define whether balancing is done by cashier, terminal, drawer or shift and to define whether blind balancing is used. |
242 |
Previous Day Balance |
Balance the amount of funds in a cash drawer from the previous day. A blind balance procedure may be used. You can use the Configurator to define whether balancing is done by cashier, terminal or drawer, and to define whether blind balancing is used. |
244 |
Open Store |
Open the store and set the business date. You can open the store from any terminal. |
246 |
Open Terminal |
Open the terminal at the beginning of the day after the store is opened (Code 244). Terminals are automatically updated with files from the server, including parameter files. |
248 |
Open Next Day |
Open the terminal under the next day’s date. Typically, you would use this function if the store is open 24 hours. You must close the terminal (Code 249) before you can open the terminal under the next day’s date. Transactions performed after the open next day function are included in the next day’s totals for reporting purposes. |
249 |
Close Terminal |
Close a terminal for the day. The following events occur automatically: terminal reports print, totals are posted and cleared from the terminal, polling files are prepared. |
250 |
End of Day |
Close all open terminals and consolidate store totals. Reports are automatically printed. |
251 |
Start of Day |
Open the terminal at the start of the day. The terminal is automatically updated with files from the server, including parameter files. |
252 |
End of Week |
Reset the weekly totals to zero. You can use the Configurator choose reports that will automatically be printed. |
254 |
End of Period |
Reset the period totals to zero. You can use the Configurator to choose reports that will automatically be printed. |
256 |
End of Shift |
Obtain shift totals. The shift totals are zeroed out and a shift number is generated. Shift numbers are used if terminals are balanced to shifts (Code 240). |
260 |
Manual Sale Authorization |
Obtain credit authorization for manual sales. Terminal and cashier totals are not affected by a manual sale authorization. |
262 |
Manual Return Authorization |
Make corrections to sale authorizations that you entered incorrectly. Terminal and cashier totals are not affected by a manual return authorization. |
264 |
Force Authorization |
Record a sale in which you obtained credit authorization by telephone. Terminal and cashier totals are not affected by a force authorization. |
266 |
Void Previous Authorization |
Void a previous credit authorization. |
268 |
Manual Bank Deposit |
Electronically transmit deposits to the bank (applies Tennessee customers). |
270 |
Print Authorization Summary |
List totals for credit authorizations for each type of bank card. You can use totals for balancing and you can list them by terminal or store. You can print the summary from any terminal in the store. |
271 |
Close Authorization Batch |
Close the current credit authorization batch. All credit transactions are consolidated into a .dcl data collect file. The data collect file is subsequently used in Send Authorization Batch (Code 272). You can close the batch by terminal or store. You can close the batch from any terminal in the store. |
272 |
Send Authorization Batch |
Send closed batches for settlement. |
273 |
Print Authorization Detail |
Print a detailed report of all credit authorizations. You can use the report for balancing and you can generate it by terminal or store. |
274 |
Print Close Batch |
Print a detailed list of all credit authorizations after you have closed the batch. |
278 |
Atomic Credit Transmit |
Transmit the credit batch to Atomic Credit service for settlement. |
279 |
Atomic Main Menu |
Access Atomic Credit setup functions. |
280 |
First Data Processor Totals |
Request credit card totals from the payment processor. Use processor totals for online credit. |
281 |
First Data Processor Details |
Receive credit transaction details so you can solve settlement discrepancies. Use processor details for online credit. |
282 |
First Data Close Batch Request |
Request that the payment processor close accumulating totals for settlement. Use close batch request for online credit. |
283 |
First Data Settle Batch Request |
Send credit authorization batches to the bank for deposit. Use settle batch request for online credit. |
284 |
FNET Data Store Forward Report |
Print a detailed list of all transactions that have not been draft captured (FNET is a credit service that is no longer in existence). Print the store forward report before you run the End of Day function (Code 250). |
285 |
FNET Store Forward Transmit |
Send a detailed list to a credit service of all transactions that have not been draft captured (FNET is a credit service that is no longer in existence). Send the store forward list before the end of day (Code 250). |
286 |
CIBC Prompter |
Open a menu of options for the CIBC credit/debit pin pad. |
287 |
Initialize Pin Pad |
Initialize Pin Pad Use only on terminals with Debit software installed. |
290 |
Payment On Account |
Make a payment on an outstanding credit balance. You can only use this with SAGA and AAFES credit. |
291 |
Balance Query |
Check the balance on an account. You can only use this with SAGA and AAFES credit. |
292 |
Pre-Authorization Transactions |
Process a pre-authorized credit transaction. Use of the customer database for the transaction is optional. |
320 |
Sales Report |
Print sales totals. You can generate the sales report by terminal, store, cashier or shift, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
321 |
Flash Sales Report |
Print a summary of sales activity. You can generate the flash sales report by terminal, store, cashier or shift, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
322 |
Tender Report |
Print sales summaries for each tender. You can generate the tender report by terminal, store, cashier or shift, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
325 |
Salesperson Report |
Print summary sales totals in alphabetical order of salesperson name or ascending order of salesperson number. You can generate the salesperson report by store or terminal, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
330 |
Sales Analysis |
Print sales statistics including post voids, item voids and no sales. You can generate the sales analysis report by terminal, store, cashier or shift, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. If you generate the Sales Analysis report by cashier, you can use it as a cashier productivity report. |
335 |
Time Analysis |
Print a summary of sales activity by 30-minute intervals. You can generate the time analysis report by terminal or store, and you can generate it for the current day or the previous day. |
336 |
Cashier Balance Report |
Print a report indicating which cashiers are balanced to within the cash threshold. |
337 |
Cashier Unbalance Report |
Print a report indicating which cashiers are not balanced to within the cash threshold, and which cashiers have not attempted to balance. |
340 |
Department Report |
Print a report providing sales totals for each department. You can generate the department report by terminal, store or cashier, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
341 |
Department by Group |
Print a report providing sales totals for each department group. You can generate the department group report by terminal, store or cashier, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
342 |
Group Summary |
Print a report providing summary sales totals for each department group. You can generate the group summary report by terminal, store or cashier, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
345 |
Pending Transaction Report |
This manager code is only used in the definition of a report type of pending transaction. Pending transactions are user defined transactions modeled after layaway transactions. Pending transactions are defined in the Configurator. |
350 |
Deposit Report |
Print the bank deposit information you entered using the Deposit function (Code 232). You can generate the deposit report for the current day or previous days. |
355 |
PLU Report |
Print total sales in both dollars and units. You can generate the PLU report for all items, or for a range of PLU items. You can also generate the report for the current day or a previous day. |
356 |
PLU Department |
Print the total sales for merchandise in a department. You can generate the PLU Department report for all departments or a range of departments, and you can generate it for the current day or the previous day. |
360 |
Discount Report |
Print a report summarizing all discount sales. You can generate the discount report by terminal or store, and you can generate it for the current day, previous day or week-to-date. |
370 |
Clock In Report |
Print a list of all employees who are clocked in. |
371 |
Sales Update Report |
Produces a POS report by cashier or by store to track sales data for a loyalty program. If the report is produced by cashier, you can select information on a specific cashier, or on all cashiers. Report text can be configured in the |
399 |
I09 Report |
Customer-specific function |
400 |
Re-Key Mode |
Allows transactions that were not recorded properly to be entered again. |
402 |
Start Training Mode |
Initiates the POS training mode. Transactions processed while the terminal is in training mode are not reflected in the sales and tender totals. |
403 |
End Training Mode |
Ends the POS training mode. Transactions processed while the terminal is in training mode are not reflected in the sales and tender totals. |
404 |
Set Date and Time |
Set the system date and time. |
406 |
Upload to ISP |
Transmit data in the upload directory on the terminal to the upload directory on the server. |
408 |
Upload to Flex |
Copy register files in the upload directory on the terminal to a flex (floppy) disk. |
410 |
Backup Files |
Backup the files saved on the terminal onto a flex (floppy) disk. |
412 |
Restore Files |
Restore files to a terminal from a flex (floppy) disk. |
414 |
Copy Parm Files |
Copy parameter files onto the terminal. You can copy parameter files from either the server or a flex (floppy) disk. |
416 |
List Files |
Print a list of all the files stored on the POS terminal. |
418 |
Delete POS Files |
Delete files from the POS terminal. You can choose the files you want to delete. |
420 |
Restore Terminal TLog |
Rebuild a day’s activity by importing transactions from a *.txn file on another terminal or server. The imported files could have been created on the same day, or on another day and they could have been created on another terminal. The imported files rebuild the terminal’s Tlog and totals files. |
422 |
Rebuild Totals |
"Rebuild terminal totals after a power failure or terminal shutdown. The transaction log and electronic journal are imported from the server." |
424 |
Reset Business Date |
Set the business date of the terminal if it is different from the date displayed at the server. |
426 |
Change Store Business Date |
Change the server’s business date. |
428 |
Unit of Measure Inquiry |
Allows a cashier to enter a PLU Number to query the PLU database for the set of PLU Numbers that match the value of the |
429 |
Print Form |
Allows you to print a form based on contents of a transaction. See |
430 |
View Transaction |
Allows you to review items and their current price in the current transaction. |
431 |
Customer Purchase History |
Allows you to view customer purchase history on the POS screen. This feature is only available in conjunction with the Allegiance application. |
432 |
Customer Points History |
Allows you to view the history of a customer’s points earnings. |
433 |
Change Language |
Allows the cashier to switch the display language of the interface text at the POS. This function allows the language to be changed between transactions. It will not change the language in the middle of a transaction. |
434 |
Start Empty Bottle Return Processing mode |
Starts the A Manager Code 435 function (End Empty Bottle Return Processing Mode) must be enabled to end this mode and allow the POS to resume the regular sale or return to a default mode. |
435 |
End Empty Bottle Return Processing Mode |
Ends the |
436 |
Process Empty Bottle Then Resume Regular Sale Mode |
Enables a mode which allows the POS to recognize the item entry as an empty bottle return. This mode is only valid for one deposit value at a time. The |
490 |
User Exit Level 0 |
Exit the POS application and release an error level of 0. You can define actions to be performed when an error level of 0 is released. A *.bat file is required for this function. |
491 |
User Exit Level 1 |
Exit the POS application and release an error level of 1. You can define actions to be performed when an error level of 1 is released. A *.bat file is required for this function. |
492 |
User Exit Level 2 |
Exit the POS application and release an error level of 2. You can define actions to be performed when an error level of 2 is released. A *.bat file is required for this function. |
493 |
User Exit Level 3 |
Exit the POS application and release an error level of 3. You can define actions to be performed when an error level of 3 is released. A *.bat file is required for this function. |
494 |
User Exit Level 4 |
Exit the POS application and release an error level of 4. You can define actions to be performed when an error level of 4 is released. A *.bat file is required for this function. |
495 |
User Exit Level 5 |
Exit the POS application and release an error level of 5. You can define actions to be performed when an error level of 5 is released. A *.bat file is required for this function. |
496 |
User Exit Level 6 |
Exit the POS application and release an error level of 6. You can define actions to be performed when an error level of 6 is released. A *.bat file is required for this function. |
497 |
Reload Secondary |
Reload the POS software onto a secondary terminal. |
498 |
Reboot POS |
Restart the POS terminal. Restart the POS only when there is a problem with the system. |
499 |
Exit POS |
Exit the POS application. Any transactions that have not been trickled to the server are sent immediately. |
501-599 |
User-Defined Transactions |
Initiate a user-defined transaction. You can setup user-defined transactions in the Configurator and assign them to these manager codes. |
601 |
Authorize All Pumps |
Authorize all gas pumps to start dispensing fuel. You can authorize pumps anytime within a transaction. |
602 |
Authorize Pump |
Authorize a specific gas pump to start dispensing fuel, or restart a suspended pump. You can authorize a pump anytime within a transaction. |
603 |
Finalize Pump Transaction |
Claim a payable transaction from the gas pump, and add a line item to the sale transaction. You can finalize a pump anytime within a transaction, and you can add other items to the sale transaction. If there is more than 1 payable transaction pending for the pump, you must choose the payable transaction to be finalized. |
604 |
Prepay for Fuel |
Authorize a pump to dispense a specific dollar amount of fuel and add a line item for the amount to the sale transaction. If the amount of fuel pumped is over the prepaid amount, the pump transaction must be finalized and a line item for the difference is added to a sale transaction. If the amount of fuel pumped is under the prepaid amount, the pump transaction must be finalized and a refund transaction is created. |
605 |
Transfer Prepay for Fuel |
Transfer a prepaid amount from one pump to another. You can transfer a prepaid amount at any time during a transaction. |
606 |
Void Prepay for Fuel |
Void the authorization for a pump to dispense a prepaid quantity of fuel. The pump transaction must be finalized and a refund transaction is created. |
607 |
Stop Pump |
De-authorize a pump, suspend a pump that is dispensing fuel, or suspend a pump that has a prepaid amount. You can stop a pump at any time during a transaction. |
608 |
Emergency Stop all Pumps |
Stop all pumps in the case of an emergency. |
609 |
Manual Fuel Sale |
Process a fuel sale when the pump is off-line. You must manually enter the pump number, fuel product, price per unit, and total dollar amount. You can add other items to the sale transaction. |
610 |
Pump Inquiry |
Display the Pump Transaction window. |
630 |
X Readout |
Print an X Report from the Fiscal Printer. |
631 |
Reduction By Number |
Print a Reduction By Number Report from the Fiscal Printer. |
632 |
Reduction By Date |
Print a Reduction By Date Report from the Fiscal Printer. |
633 |
Discount Void |
Void a discount from the current transaction. You can choose the discount you want to void. |
634 |
Discount Error Correct |
Void the last discount of the current transaction. |
651-700 |
Application Launch |
Launch a third party application that has been defined in the Configurator. Manager Code 651 corresponds to application 1 and Manager Code 700 corresponds to application 50. |
702 |
Loyalty Points Adjustment |
Allows you to make non-purchase-related points adjustments to a customer’s loyalty account. |
720 |
Jurisdiction Tax Lookup |
Allows lookup of a tax rate by jurisdiction. |
721 |
External Scale Lookup |
This manager code is executed when a barcode from an external scale is scanned. |
723 |
Identify Gift Card |
This function is triggered when a swiped gift card number matches a configured item entry control record type. The Bin number of the gift card (Non-merchandise record) is checked. If the swiped card is determined to be a co-branded gift card, the non-merchandise record (gift card) is loaded and a gift card selection menu is displayed from which the cashier can select a gift card type. The cashier can then enter the gift card amount and any associated fees. |
725 |
Encrypted Price Check |
Shows the actual price of an item on the POS when an encrypted price code is entered. Used for providing customer with the real price of an item that is encrypted on a gift receipt. This function only displays the decrypted price on the POS screen, it does not print the encrypted or actual price on the receipt or journal. |
741 |
Logon |
Used to activate the EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) terminal and to verify that all components are connected. This function can be executed via manager code, or when a cashier logs on to the POS terminal. |
742 |
Logoff |
Used to deactivate the EFT terminal. This function can be executed via manager code, or when a cashier logs off the POS terminal. |
743 |
Reconciliation |
Used to retrieve the most recent cards amounts from the EFT interface. This function does not perform settlement. |
744 |
Reconciliation with Settlement |
Used to retrieve card amounts from the EFT interface since the last reconciliation with settlement. This function does perform settlement. |
745 |
Maintenance Function 1 |
User-defined function which varies depending on what the EFT component implements. |
746 |
Maintenance Function 2 |
User-defined function which varies depending on what the EFT component implements. |
747 |
Maintenance Function 3 |
A maintenance function which resyncs the EFT terminal with the host. |
748 |
Maintenance Function 4 |
User-defined function which varies depending on what the EFT component implements. |
749 |
Set Date Time |
Used to synchronize the date and time of the EFT terminal to the date and time of the POS terminal. |
751 - 770 |
URL Browser Addresses (1 to 20) |
Used at the POS to launch the POS Browser |
801 - 897 |
Voucher Functions (1 -97) |
Reserved for gift card functions (Sale, Redeem, Add Value, Replenish and so forth.) |
898 |
Cleared |
This manager code is only valid in conjunction with STTY functionality (with custstty.asc). Clears a transaction when certain defined conditions are detected in it. |
900 |
Terminal Diagnostics |
Perform diagnostic tests on the POS terminal. Tests include: disk test, scanner test, auto PLU test, disk size test, and so forth. |
902 |
Communication Diagnostics |
Perform diagnostic tests on the POS terminal’s communication equipment and print status reports. Tests and reports include: reset communication, communication status report, LSN report, POS connection report, and modem initialization. |
904 |
History Report (EOD Stat) |
Obtain an end-of-day status history report or an event summary report that details ASCII downloaded files. You can print the status report for the last 33 days. |
905 |
Test Pumps |
Test the operation of the pumps by performing pump functions. Examples of pump functions include: Reserve Dispenser, Stop Dispenser, Claim Transaction, Pay Transaction, Clear Detail Window |
909 |
Apply Transaction |
Manually apply transactions that were sent from the host during the day. |
994 |
Show Scale ID |
This manager code displays the internal scale software ID on the customer display and scale display. This is required for scale certification purposes on some scales. |
996 |
Show Disk Available |
No longer in use. Indicated the amount of disk space that was available. |
997 |
Reset Port Code |
Reset the OCIA and printer ports. An OCIA port has a proprietary port designed by NCR. |
998 |
Memory Allocation |
Check memory allocation. |
999 |
Software Version |
Find out what version of POS software is being run on the terminal. |
10001 |
Employee Records Inquiry |
For future use. |
10002 |
Employee Records Update |
For future use. |
10003 |
Employee Records Delete |
For future use. |
10004 |
Customer Records Inquiry |
For future use. |
10005 |
Customer Records Update |
For future use. |
10006 |
Customer Records Delete |
For future use. |
10007 |
PLU Records Inquiry |
For future use. |
10008 |
PLU Records Update |
For future use. |
10009 |
Department Records Inquiry |
For future use. |
10010 |
Department Records Update |
For future use. |
10011 |
DeptGroup Records Inquiry |
For future use. |
10012 |
DeptGroup Records Update |
For future use. |
10013 |
DeptCategory Records Inquiry |
For future use. |
10014 |
DeptCategory Records Update |
For future use. |