JPH01136296A - Register - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To print a copy slip in addition to a sales slip as necessary by storing the data of a sold commodity in a working memory in parallel to the printing of the data in the sales slip. CONSTITUTION: Each of the amount of sold commodities is outputted by a keyboard 1 and each amount and the total amount are printed on a sales slip by a printer 2. In parallel to this printing, the kind and amount of each commodity inputted from the keyboard 1 are read and are stored in working memories 13 and 14 for writing. The data stored in these working memories 13 and 14 is printed by the printer 2 as necessary.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Field The present invention relates to a register, and in particular, a single printer built into the register creates a sales slip and a service chip issued according to the amount of sales. In parallel with the creation of sales slips, each sales amount is stored in a working memory (RAM) for reading and writing, and the register is capable of creating counter slips as needed.

Conventional technology Conventionally, registers have two built-in printers: one is a dedicated printer that issues sales slips handed to customers who purchase products, and the other is a printer that has a journal function that prints the type and amount of the store's sales slips on slips. has been done.

For this reason, in order to reduce the weight, size, and cost of resistors,
Having two built-in printers was a major obstacle.

In addition, the service chips issued by stores are pre-printed in sheet form and have perforations.
The system was operated in such a way that store clerks used mental calculations to cut out a predetermined number of service chips and hand them to customers based on the total amount of sales, which had the disadvantage of complicating and cumbersome accounting procedures. . In addition, there have been disadvantages in that sometimes the tip is issued incorrectly due to a calculation error by the clerk, and in the case of a clerk who is slow in calculating, it takes a long time to make the customer wait.

Purpose The present invention has been made in order to eliminate the drawbacks of the prior art described above, and its purpose is to manually enter the amount of each sold product using a keyboard, and then print each amount and the total amount using a printer. Working memory (RAM) for reading and writing the type and price of each product entered from the keyboard in parallel with printing on sales slips
By storing information in the register, the single printer built into the register can not only issue sales slips for accounting work of sold products, but also issue receipt slips to check the types and amounts of sold products as needed. The purpose is to make it possible to print the register, and thereby to achieve a reduction in weight, size, and cost of the register.

Another purpose is to input the amount of each sold product using a keyboard, print the total sales amount on a sales slip using a printer, and then continue to use a read-only program memory (ROM) pre-programmed with respect to the total sales amount. )
By incorporating a chip issuing device into the register, the number of service chips determined by It also aims to simplify and streamline checkout operations, reduce tip issuance errors due to staff calculation errors, and shorten customer waiting times.

Configuration: In short, the present invention provides a first printer that inputs the amount of each sold product using a keyboard and prints the amount of each of the sold products and the total amount on a sales slip, and prints the same content as the sales slip on a receipt slip. a register having a built-in second printer, a built-in printer that is activated to print the respective amounts and the total amount of the sold items on a sales slip when the amounts of the sold items are each inputted using a keyboard; a chip issuing device configured to cause the printer to print a number of service chips determined by a read-only program memory (ROM) programmed in advance for the total amount after the sales slip is printed; The amount of each of the sales items is printed on the sales slip by the printer, and at the same time, a working memory (RA) for reading and writing the amount of each of the sales items is printed on the sales slip by the printer.
M) A journal issuing device that stores the amount in the printer and prints the amount as needed by the printer to make it possible to create a receipt slip.

The present invention will be explained below based on embodiments shown in the drawings. The register 1 according to the present invention includes a printer 2, a key switch 3, a display device 4, and a keyboard 5, as shown in FIG.

A roll paper (not shown), which is the base paper for sales slips, service tips, and receipt slips created by the register 1, is held in a pair of paper holders 6, and the end of the roll paper is placed on the printing surface of the printer 2 (not shown). (not shown) and is loaded so as to be pulled out onto the surface of the register 1 through the slip outlet 8.

Key switch 3 has rOFFJ, rlJ, r2J
, r3J.

There is a 5-step display of "Payment", and turn key switch 3 to rOF.
By setting it to FJ, register l becomes inactive, by setting it to rlJ, it functions as a chip issuing device 9, by setting it to "2", it functions as a cash register that only issues sales slips, and by setting it to r3J, it functions as a cash register that only issues sales slips. It functions as a journal issuing device 11 that creates receipt slips, and finally, by clicking on "Settlement", the total sales amount for the day can be settled.

Next, the electrical configuration of the register 1 will be explained. Second
As shown in the figure, a key switch 3 is input to a central information processing unit (hereinafter referred to as CPU) 12 constituting a control means via a control circuit 3a, a keyboard 5 is input via a control circuit 5a, and a power supply circuit Transformer 16 via 16a
are connected as shown in the figure.

On the other hand, the printer 2 serves as an output device from the CPU 12 via the control circuit 2a, and the display device 4 via the control circuit 4a.
However, the cutter 10 is connected to the control circuit 1 via the control circuit 10a.
Buzzers 15 are connected to each other via 5a as shown.

In addition, a memory dedicated to continuous reading (hereinafter referred to as ROM) 13
A program for controlling the overall operation of the register 1 is stored in the register 1, and a working memory (hereinafter referred to as RAM) 14 for reading and writing is written with the types and amounts of sales items, and the journal publishing device 11 The stored information can be read by operating the .

Function The present invention is constructed as described above, and its function will be explained below. As shown in the electrical block circuit diagram of FIG. 2, when the key switch 3 is in the rOFFJ state, the power supply circuit 16a functions to supply power from the secondary side of the transformer 16 to the cPU 12. is shut off, and resistor l becomes inactive.

Next, by setting the key switch 3 to [I], the power supplied from the secondary side of the transformer 16 is transferred to the power supply circuit 16.
A is supplied to the CPU 12 via a, and the register l starts operating.

When the type and amount of sales items are input using the keyboard 5, the control circuit 5a converts the information into a digital signal and inputs the information to the CPU 12. The control circuit 4a converts the information into an output signal and displays it on the display device 4. and −
Similarly, it is converted into an output signal in the force control circuit 2a and printed by the printer 2. Also, the information at this time is R
It is also written to AM14.

Thereafter, the same operation is repeated by inputting the type and amount of each sales product by operating the keyboard 5.

After inputting all sales items, calculate the total amount using the subtotal key, and enter a deposit commensurate with the total amount, a sales slip is printed by the printer 2, and then the RO
The number of service chips determined by the calculation formula programmed in M13 is printed at the same time, and when printing is completed, the cutter 10 is operated via the control circuit 10a, and the sales slip and service chip can be taken out from the register.

Keyboard 5 when key switch 3 is set to "2"
The operation is the same as when key switch 3 is set to rlJ above. After inputting all the types and amounts of sold products, use the subtotal key to find the total amount, and enter the deposit commensurate with the total amount. As a result, a sales slip is printed by the printer 2, and when printing is completed, the control circuit 10a
By operating the cutter 10 via the register 1, only the sales slip can be taken out from the register 1.

Next, by setting key switch 3 to "3",
The CPU is controlled via the control circuit 5a by operating the keyboard 5.
When a signal is input to the RAM 12, the data written in the RAM 14 is sequentially read out and sent to the display device 4 via the control circuit 4a.
The data is displayed. In addition, necessary data is transferred to the printer 2 via the control circuit 2a by operating the keyboard 5.
can be activated to create a receipt slip.

By setting the key switch 3 to "Payment", the CPU 12 is operated via the control circuit 5a by operating the keyboard 5.
When a signal is input to the RAM 14, the data written in the RAM 14 is processed according to the procedure programmed in the ROM 13. The processed result is displayed on the display device 4 via the control circuit 4a as the total amount of sales items for the day.

If there is a mistake in the operation of keyboard 5 above, C
A signal from the PU 12 is sent to the buzzer 1 via the control circuit 15a.
5, a warning sound is generated and information processing in register 1 is interrupted.

Effects The present invention allows inputting the amounts of each sold product using the keyboard and printing the respective amounts and the total amount on a sales slip using the printer as described above, and at the same time inputting the types of each product using the keyboard; Since the amount is stored in the working memory (RAM) for reading and writing, the single printer built into the register can be used not only to issue sales slips for accounting for sold products, but also to print them as needed. It is possible to print a receipt for verifying the type and amount of sold merchandise, and as a result, the register can be made lighter, smaller, and less expensive.

In addition, the amount of each sold item is entered using the keyboard, and the total amount of sales is printed on a sales slip by the printer, and then the total amount of sales is determined by a pre-programmed read-only program memory (ROM). Since the register has a built-in chip issuing device that prints the same number of service chips using the same printer, the required service chips can be automatically and accurately issued simply by operating the register's keyboard. As a result, it is possible to simplify and rationalize checkout operations, prevent errors in tip issuance due to calculation errors by clerks, and eliminate the need for customers to wait for tip issuance.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings relate to embodiments of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a register, and FIG. 2 is an electrical block circuit diagram of the register. 1 is a register, 2 is a printer, 5 is a keyboard, 9 is a chip issuing device, 11 is a journal issuing device, 13 is a read-only program memory (ROM), and 14 is a working memory (RAM) for reading and writing. Patent applicant Kumapack Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] It has a built-in first printer that inputs the amount of each sold product using a keyboard and prints the amount of each of the sold products and the total amount on a sales slip, and a second printer that prints the same content as the sales slip on a receipt slip. In the register, a built-in printer is operated to print the respective amounts and the total amount of the sold items on a sales slip when the amounts of the sold items are inputted using a keyboard, and the sales slip is printed. Continuously, a read-only program memory (R
a chip issuing device configured to cause the printer to print a number of service chips determined by OM);
The amount of each of the sales items is printed on the sales slip by the printer, and at the same time, each amount of money is stored in a working memory (RAM) for reading and writing, and the amount is printed by the printer at any time as needed. A register characterized by comprising a journal issuing device that enables the creation of slips.