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| Alphanumeric: |
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Using and displaying in letters and numbers (A,B,C,1,2,3).
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| Clerks: |
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The total number of persons that can log onto a cash register using an access code.
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| Departments: |
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Register will record transactions in categories and totalize by category on department record.
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Abbreviation for Electronic Cash Register.
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| IRC: |
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Inter-Register Communications. The data that can be sent from register to register or register to PC.
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| Kitchen/Remote Printer: |
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A seperate receipt printer that can be placed in another location, eliminating the need to manually transfer orders from location to location.
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| Media Slot: |
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A thin slot located on the face of a cash drawer. Useful for inserting checks or cash into the drawer without opening the cash drawer.
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| Numeric: |
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Using and displaying in numbers (1,2,3).
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| Price Look Up (PLU): |
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PLU function memorizes prices for items allowing for quicker item entry.
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| Scanner - CCD: |
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A scanner using a light beam to read a barcode, works within 1 to 2 inches of barcode.
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| Scanner - Laser: |
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A scanner using a single beam laser to read a borcode, works within 6-12 inches.
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| Scanner - Omni-Directional: |
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A scanner using multiple lasers at varying angles to read a borcode, works within 6-12 inches.
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| Sentinal Alarm: |
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Cash in Drawer Alarm. If you program a cash in drawer limit of $200, when cash in drawer reaches $200, an alarm will sound signaling you to do a cash pick-up.
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| Slip Printer: |
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A remote (non-internal) receipt printer.
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| Thermal Printer: |
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A printer using heat to burn the information on the receipt. Thermal printers are extremely fast, quiet and do not require replacement ink cartridges.
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