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Casio se-c300 init code

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Hi,

I'd be very grateful if someone could help me with an "initialize code" / "mac code" (are they the same thing?) for a Casio SE-C300. I used one that i found on a forum but it has set all the flat keys to PLUs, when they used to be dept keys.

It will be used in a shop & cafe so both scanning and check tracking required. But most importantly i want the flat keys to all be departments.

Thanks
Ed

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Did you use 10000?

For depts it is 17200.

Regards

Dave

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Thanks, I'll try this tonight after closing and let oyu know how I get on.

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Thanks that did work. Dept buttons working fine. However the only thing I'm still stuck with is the "New" and "Old" buttons for check tracking don't work. I've re-allocated them as new and old, but whenever i press

1 New or 1 Old the till just bleeps and no error message is displayed.

Does check tracking need turning on? Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

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Some more on this... after a transaction if you press post receipt - it prints a receipt as usual. If you press it again, obvioulsy it has printed a receipt so doesn't print another, but it bleeps and says "Error Chk / tbl is not open" as if i'd pressed "# 'Old'"

Also when printing a post receipt, it always prints Chk 0000002 on the receipt (even though we're not yet using chk numbers). 2 is my clerk #. for Clerk 1 it always prints chk 0000001.

Its as it it's using the clerk numbers as a chk number.

ANy help on this would be much appreciated and rewarded!

Thanks,
Ed

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