The Register Parameters: General
tab page settings allow you to define or modify general POS functions and attributes such as date and time formats, error correction, or screen-saver time-out settings.
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Allows you to configure an audio alert when a cash drawer is left open for a defined period of time. Enter a value, in seconds, that a cash drawer can remain open before the alert is emitted. |
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Allows you to set a frequency for the audio alert after the configured |
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Indicates that the cash drawer remains open after the cashier closes the terminal or register. |
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The POS Client clears any existing drawer assignments when a register is closed at end of day. |
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Forces the POS application to check whether the cashier closes the cash drawer at the end of a transaction. If it is not, the terminal beeps until it is closed. This option is used with the |
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Allows the cashier to accept an item into the transaction after doing a Price Inquiry on it. The item is accepted by pressing the |
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Allows only the previous item entered in a multi-item transaction to be corrected.
The error correction function is launched through Manager Code 203 (Error Correct), or Manager Code 634 (Discount Error Correct). End of the note.
To make a correction to an earlier item, the cashier must cancel the transaction and enter all the items again. End of the note. |
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Indicates that when an item is scanned, the check digit information should be passed to the POS along with the information on the item being scanned.
Normally when an item is scanned, the check digit information can either be stripped from the PLU information passing to the POS, or it can be passed along with it. End of the note. |
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Indicates that the HALO lock must be turned in addition to the granting of an override. |
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Displays a decimal point in the price during entry and printing. For example, foreign currencies such as the Peso would not require a decimal. |
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The format type required by the table being updated. This format is displayed at the POS. |
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Defines a standard ten-digit format type of telephone number that the cashier is prompted to enter at the POS terminal. Type (xxx)yyy-yyyy where |
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Supports entering, displaying or printing an extended customer phone number by applying a mask to the number in the This option allows you to define a capture mask for a customer or an employee phone number (or any phone numbers captured in a profile prompt.) Mask types are defined in Profile Prompts configuration. In addition to numeric characters that can be used in the 9 — When this character is specified in a phone mask it implies that the number entered must contain a value in that location. For example, in the following mask 999-9999x### a telephone number containing seven initial digits must be entered. # — When this character is specified in a phone mask it implies that additional phone number digits are optional, but can be accommodated. For example, in the following mask 999-9999x### the last three digits in the phone number are optional but can be provided. |
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Defines a name for the parameter set. |
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Enables POS to initiate a check to determine if the employee signed on to the register is authorized to access to the specified manager code. When this checkbox is selected, a check is run against the local employee access table (
If both conditions are satisfied, the employee is allowed access to the manager code. If either condition is not satisfied, the employee has no access. For more information about restricting employees' use of manager codes, see Maintaining Employee Access to Manager Codes by Employee Type. |
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Causes a continuous beeping sound when the POS application detects that the cash drawer has been opened manually |
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Allows the POS to display all the Allegiance promotions the customer qualifies for at a defined time in the transaction. Each Allegiance promotion has a redemption limit that specifies how many times the promotion can be redeemed per transaction. The redemption limit of each promotion is updated every time the customer redeems the promotion. (The maximum number of promotion descriptions that can be defined is 13.) The options are:
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Indicates that daily totals are accumulated by register. |
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Indicates that the Positive and Negative files are located on the database server. Leaving this parameter blank indicates that the files are located at each POS. |
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Allows mix-match pricing schemes with quantity pricing, |
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Allows the cashier to scroll through the transaction to select an item for a price override. When this setting is not enabled, only the last item entered in the transaction can receive a price override. |
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Indicates the time format to display at the POS terminal. |
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Defines the maximum length of the transaction number. For example, to indicate that the maximum length of the transaction number is five digits, enter 99999. |
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A credit card transaction value. When a credit card transaction is equal to, or greater than, this amount the cashier is prompted to check the last set of digits in the credit card number. The card number is verified against the information in the negative file. |
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Ensures that a close credit batch is performed. If this parameter is enabled and a close credit batch has not been performed, the cashier cannot complete the end-of-day process. |
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Defines the amount of time (in minutes) that the system can remain idle before a screen saver appears on the POS terminal and at the back office. |
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Indicates that after a transaction is completed the transaction details remain on the screen until the cashier manually presses a key to clear them. Usually the key they press is the |
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Initiates a price look up on the POS terminal with a local PLU before checking at the server. Leaving this parameter blank initiates a price look up on the server first. |
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Enables the bar code numbering format that specifies a variable weight bar code. |
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Enables manufacturer coupons. If enabled, the POS will process UCC coupon barcodes (Manufacturer Coupons) with the prefix 5. The prefix 5 is followed by a 5 digit UCC company number, 3 digit family code, 2 digit value code, and a check digit. This is used with Coupon configuration which specifies
the coupon value for each value code. For more information, see |
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Gives customers multiple discounts based on the value of the coupon (for example, double coupon days). The number is generated every time a coded coupon is scanned. |
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Sets a maximum discount value for coded coupons. This field works with the |
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Enables custom in-store coupons. If enabled, the POS will process Custom U.P.C EAN-13 coupons. These are barcodes with a prefix of 99 followed by a 5 digit UCC company number, 3 digit family code, 2 digit value code, and a check digit. This is used with Coupon configuration. For more information,
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If enabled (Matched), the POS matches a manufacturer’s code found on a UCC coupon with items entered in a sale transaction. In addition, the family code of the coupon is matched to the family code for the item. A coupon discount is applied if a match is found. If disabled (Unmatched), no matching is performed on the manufacturer code or the family code by the POS, and the coupon discount is assigned to an item selected by the cashier. The cashier must check that the required quantity and items have been purchased. This option applies to both NSC
5 manufacturer coupons and to Custom NSC (In-Store) coupons. With the use of the POS.INI option |
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Displays the date and time at the POS terminal. |
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Automatically applies a discount to an item or transaction when a cashier processes a transaction. Select a discount type from the list. The Discounts are defined in the |
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Identifies a transaction level pricing rule. Transaction level pricing rules control the execution of transaction and mix-match discounts. |
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This option currently not supported |
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Downloads one comprehensive file containing tax information for all stores to each store instead of each store having multiple tax files to cover all the jurisdictions. This option supports cross-border returns configurations. To enable this option, you also need to set up a jurisdiction tax ID for each store in Jurisdiction ID configuration. When this option is enabled, all defined jurisdiction tax tables are exported to file |
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Supports the
An item can have several valid MRP prices on file based on shipments that were received at different intervals. End of the note. |
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Used in the |
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Allows the cashier to cancel a transaction after the tendering process has begun. This is also determined by all other existing rules regarding the ability to cancel a transaction. If authorized tenders are configured to allow The default setting for this option is disabled. |
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Allows the cashier to post void a transaction that has multiple authorizations. |
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Allows a post void before a specified period of time has passed. SAP POS will first verify that no items from the original sale have been returned. The POS performs this verification by first checking with the Returns Authorization server (if Returns Authorization is deployed for use) and then with the Xpress Server. In the event that both of these servers are not online, or that the original transaction has not yet been posted, the POS will allow the post void to proceed only if the sale was originally recorded within the last <n> minutes, where <n> is specified by this setting. Note that this setting only overrides the verification of the return status when neither server is able to provide a status. If you do not want to allow a post void to be processed in the absence of return status verification, set this value to 0 (zero). The default setting is 0. |
Manufacturer and Custom In-Store Coupons
Taxes and Affect Net
Applying Manufacturer coupons in a sales transaction does not, by default, affect net sales and taxes are not applied to the discount amounts.
Applying Custom In-Store coupons in a sales transaction does, by default, affect net sales amounts and taxes are not applied to the discount amounts.
To change affect net and tax options on these coupons, configure a discount using the discount types shown in the table below. Configure the Affect Net
and Tax
options for the coupon. When applying a discount the POS uses these
options. Only these two options from the discount configuration are used.
Note
The POS looks for the first discount configuration for the coupon (for the discount type) being applied and uses the settings for the first one. For example, if two discounts are configured for discount type = 29 (In-Store Coupons), only the setting for the first one is used for scanned or keyed coupons.
Coupon Code Discount Type |
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Scanned Manufacturer's Coupon |
Represents a manufacturer’s coupon (UCC Coupon Code) that has been scanned in. This discount is not directly linked to a specific line item (not matched) in the transaction. |
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Manufacturer's Coupon (Not Scanned) |
Represents a manufacturer's coupon the same as discount type 10 above, except the coupon was keyed in. This is for unmatched coupons. For example, the |
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Matched Manufacturer's Coupon |
Represents a manufacturer's coupon that is applied to a particular item in the transaction. For example, .matched – |
28 |
Matched Custom In-Store Coupon |
Represents an in-store coupon that is matched to an item in the transaction. |
29 |
Custom In-Store Coupon |
Represents an in-store coupon that is applied to a specific line item. For example, unmatched – |
Manual Manufacturer and Custom In-Store Coupons
These are coupons that refer to Manufacturer and Custom In-Store coupons for which the barcode cannot be scanned and the barcode is also unreadable. Manual coupons allow a cashier to apply the coupon using item discounts; but have it be accounted for in one of the coupon total buckets.
Manual coupons can be configured as regular item discounts except that the discount type is set to one of the 4 coupon discount types. The item discount must be configured to prompt the cashier to select the item and to enter the discount amount. These manual coupons behave the same as an item discount. The discount type serves to identify what total bucket the discount amount will become part of.
Note
When manual coupons are configured, the Affect net
and Tax Flag
options are used for automatic manufacturer and automatic in-store coupons for the discount type they are defined for. It is expected that Manual Configuration is consistent
with the automatic application of coupons with respect to these two settings.
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Sets the language in which the monetary value is printed. Select a language translate class from the This setting works with the |
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Defines the name of the common currency as well as its plural form. For example, if the store uses American or Canadian currency, enter dollar and dollars as the major currency. |
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The name of the minor currency used at the store. Minor currency is usually the coin format of the major currency and refers to values less than one unit of the major currency. For American or Canadian currency this would be cent and cents. |
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This option allows you to select a format to print the VAT tax information on a transaction receipt and in the electronic journal. The choices are:
The following is an example of VAT Print Format 1: VAT 07.00%0.47 NET 06.71 VAT 19.00% 3.47 NET 18.27 TOTAL VAT 3.94 NET 24.98
When using Format 1 to print the VAT tax information, the maximum number of characters that you should use for the End of the note.
The following is an example of VAT Print Format 2: NET AMOUNT VAT L 06.71 VAT AMOUNT 07.00% 00.47 NET AMOUNT VAT H 18.27 VAT AMOUNT 19.00% 03.47 TOTAL NET AMOUNT 24.98 TOTAL VAT AMOUNT 03.94 |
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Standard (default) configuration supports printing customized policies before VAT information on a customer receipt. This option allows you to override standard configuration and print-defined policies below the VAT information. This can be applied to printing of points-related information on the customer receipt. |
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Used with European EFT in the following cases:
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Indicates that |
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Indicates that SKU Summary is produced by day in a non-database file. This information can be converted at EOD using the |
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Indicates that Item (SKU) Summary Totals by day are generated and saved in the back office database |
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Indicates that a supervisor key is required to override the signature capture prompt in a transaction. Skipping the signature capture prompt allows the customer to sign the receipt instead of using the signature capture device. If the cashier or supervisor has the required authority level, password, or supervisor key, then they can press |
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Indicates that a password is required to override the signature capture prompt in a transaction. Skipping the signature capture prompt allows the customer to sign the receipt instead of using the signature capture device. If the cashier or supervisor has the correct authority level, password, or supervisor key, they can press |
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Assigns an authority level for completing a transaction if a customer does not sign the signature capture device. Enter an authority level number in the Skipping the signature capture prompt allows the customer to sign the receipt instead. If the cashier or supervisor has the correct authority level, password, or supervisor key, then they can press |
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Enables a price override threshold and determines how it is applied. If the new price exceeds the threshold amount, a supervisor key, password, or both are required to complete the override. Select an option from the following list:
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Provides the path of the XML files that are generated when a customer receives a receipt from an Automatic Bottle Return machine. To validate the Bottle Return receipt, the POS looks for the corresponding XML files in the path specified by this parameter after the receipt is scanned.
When the XML file is found, it is moved to the directory specified in the End of the note. |
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Provides the path of the XML files that are generated when a customer receives a receipt from an Automatic Bottle Return machine. To validate the Bottle Return receipt, the POS looks for the corresponding XML files in the path specified by the When the XML file is found, it is moved to the directory specified in this field at the end of the transaction. This is to prevent a receipt from being scanned more than once. |
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Select this checkbox to provide secure post void transactions. Determines that only the original cashier who performed the original transaction can carry out the post void transaction. |
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If set, this option displays the PLU number in a price inquiry function. |
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Allows only one non-merchandise item per transaction. Only tenders that can be used with a non-merchandise transaction are displayed on the POS For more configuration information, see Configuring Auto Tender Menus for Non-Merchandise Transactions. |
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Provides for the automatic reset of the business date when there is a conflict at the POS with the Xpress Server’s business date. This option automatically runs manager code 424 to reset the business date to that of the Xpress Server. Choose one of the following options:
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If set, then multiple price overrides are not allowed on the same item. |
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If set, the training flag within the financial XML message is set to |
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Enables the promotion engine user exit. For more information on the promotion engine user exit, see the |
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Enable this checkbox to limit the items sold at particular registers when combined with the |
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Images used for Beneath the ‘image root path’, files must be named N.X, where N is a PLU number or a Non-Merchandise ID, and X is the file extension. The files must be stored in the following hierarchy:
End of the code. For more information on
The component End of the note. |
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Choose a file extension ( |