POS terminal operating mode window

POS terminal operating mode window

Windows used to manage POS terminal operating modes:

All of these windows are opened from the POS terminal operating modes directory data grid.

You can open the editor window by using the Edit command. From here, you can modify attributes of one or more POS terminal operating modes.

If one entry is selected in the data grid, the POS terminal operating mode editor window opens.

The window is composed of the following panels: Properties , Access , Parameters , and Mode type information .

Figure 6.265. POS terminal operating mode editor window


The Properties panel is composed of the following fields:

  • Name indicates the name of the POS terminal operating mode. This is a required field.

    The name of the POS terminal operating mode is displayed in the selection table in the POS terminal.

  • Type is the type of the POS terminal operating mode. This is a required field.

    Please select a type in the Select POS terminal operating mode type window from the list of generic modes.

  • Description is a brief text description of the POS terminal operating mode.

    Any additional information can be entered in this field.

  • On-screen button format is the format of the on-screen button that opens the operating mode from the POS terminal main menu.

    You can select a format in the Select on-screen button format window.

  • Index indicates the place of the terminal mode in the order of the selection list on the POS terminal.

    Terminal modes are listed in ascending order based on their index number.

    Figure 6.266. List of modes displayed as a data grid with buttons


    Figure 6.267. List of modes displayed as a data grid


    If one or more terminal modes do not have a index number, those for which the Index field has been filled in will be shown first. The other modes are then listed in alphabetical order. If the same index value is listed for more than one mode, these modes are listed in alphabetical order.

    If index values are not displayed for any terminal modes, the modes are displayed on the POS terminal screen in alphabetical order.

Click OK to save data. Selecting Apply will save data without closing the window. Selecting Cancel will close the window without saving data.

When two or more POS terminal modes are selected for editing, the multiple editor window opens. The window displays the Properties and Access panels, as well as a panel with a list of the selected items. The name of the window changes to POS terminal operating modes.

When multiple entries are selected for editing, any changes made to the window fields are applied to all the selected POS terminal operating modes.

The panels and fields are similar to those in the POS terminal operating mode editor window.

The entry window allows you to add one or more new POS terminal operating modes to the directory.

The New POS terminal operating mode window is opened by using the Add command or by pasting an element from the clipboard.

Figure 6.268. New POS terminal operating mode entry window


The panels and fields are similar to those in the POS terminal operating mode editor window.

The multiple entry window opens if you paste two or more items from the clipboard. The window displays the Properties and Access panels, as well as a panel with a list of the selected items. The name of the window changes to New POS terminal operating modes.

The panels and fields are similar to those in the POS terminal operating mode editor window.