JPH0517787U - Sales data processor - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] It is possible to change the PLU amount on the master unit side by changing the PLU amount on the slave unit side during set menu registration. [Configuration] For example, when "replacement registration" is designated, the amount of PLU of the master unit is set as the total amount of PLU of the slave units actually registered (step A7). Next, the replacement data in the set menu memory 14a is updated, and the number of replacements and the replacement amount in the replacement amount area are added (step A8). Next, maintenance of the PLU price of the base unit (unit price change) is performed, and P
The total amount of LU is transferred to the master 19 via the transmission control unit 18 as the registration amount of the set menu, and the master 19
Then, the PLU amount is changed (step A9).

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a sales data processing device such as an electronic cash register and a POS register that can register a set menu.

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 Conventionally, a sales data processing device used in a restaurant such as a restaurant is configured so that a set menu including a combination of a plurality of menus can be registered. Usually, in this type of sales data processing device, a plurality of sales data processing devices are connected as slave devices to the sales data processing device of the parent device. Then, in the set menu registration, the PLU amount set in the master unit is used as the PLU amount in the set menu in the slave unit. Therefore, even if the PLU amount of the child device was changed, it did not directly affect the PLU amount of the parent device.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Therefore, for example, when the PLU in the set menu is replaced according to the customer's order at the time of registration on the slave unit side, or when one menu in the set menu is skip-registered, the PLU amount of the master unit is set. It had the drawback that it could not be changed.

An object of the present invention is to make it possible to change the PLU amount on the master unit side by changing the PLU amount on the slave unit side during set menu registration.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The means of this invention are as follows. In a sales data processing device that transmits sales data of a set product (for example, a set menu) that combines a plurality of classifications to another device, the changing unit 1 (see the functional block diagram of FIG. 1, the same applies hereinafter) is the same as the set product. Change the classification data (eg menu) of any of the multiple classifications (eg replace or delete menus). The transmission unit 2 transmits the changed change data to another device (for example, the master device).

[0006]

[Action]

 The operation of the means of this invention is as follows. When the changing unit 1 changes the classification data of any of the plurality of classifications in the set product, the transmitting unit 2 transmits the changed change data to another device. Therefore, the PLU amount on the master unit side can be changed by changing the PLU amount on the slave unit side when registering the set menu.

[0007]

【Example】

 An embodiment will be described below with reference to FIGS. 2 to 6. This embodiment is applied to an electronic cash register in a system composed of one master machine and a plurality of slave machines.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration of the electronic cash register. In the figure, a key input section 11 is a numeric keypad 11a for inputting numerical data such as "0" to "9", a function key 11b for specifying various functions, and a menu for inputting a menu including a plurality of independent keys. The key 11c, the "SET" key 11d for designating the set menu, the "delete" key 11e for designating the deletion of the menu in the set menu, the "change" key 11f for designating the modification of the menu in the set menu, and the "payment" and "adjustment". It is provided with a mode switch 11g for designating each mode such as "inspection", "OFF", "registration", and "setting". When a key is operated on the key input unit 11, a key input signal corresponding to the key operation is input to the CPU 12.

The CPU 12 has a built-in arithmetic unit 12a and control unit 12b, and executes various processes such as a numeral process, a registration process, and a closing process according to a key input signal. Each of these types of processing is executed based on a control program stored in the ROM 13 in advance. In addition to the key input unit 11 and the ROM 13, the RAM 12, the display unit 15, the printing unit 16, the drawer 17, and the transmission control unit 18 are connected to the CPU 12.

The RAM 14 is for writing / reading data under the control of the CPU 12, and is composed of a set menu memory 14a, a PLU memory 14b, and various registers (not shown).

The set menu memory 14a is provided with a unit price area, a skip surcharge area, a number area, an amount area, a refill amount area, and a skip amount area corresponding to “set menu 1” to “set menu N”, respectively. There is. The number of exchange registrations and the amount of exchange registrations are stored in the exchange amount area, and the number of skip registrations, the extra amount due to skip registration, and the skipped PLU amount are stored in the skip amount area. Here, "replacement registration" refers to the case where a menu included in the set menu is replaced with another menu, and "skip registration" refers to the case where one of the menus included in the set menu is excluded. Is shown.

Further, the PLU memory 14b is provided with a unit price area, a number area, and an amount area corresponding to “PLU 1” to “PLU N”, respectively.

The display unit 15 is composed of, for example, a CRT display device, and displays a deposit amount, a deposit amount, and the like based on display data output from the CPU 12. The printing unit 16 issues a receipt and a journal based on the print data output from the CPU 12. The drawer 17 stores various kinds of cash and is opened under the control of the CPU 12. The transmission control unit 18 is connected to a master (master device) 19, and transmits the transmission data output from the CPU 12 to the master 19.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the contents of the “set menu 1”. The base unit has a set unit 1 normal unit price of 1000 yen and a skipped premium of 100 yen. The configuration of the set menu is set in the slave unit, and the set menu 1 is composed of three selection groups. As shown in FIG. 3, the selection group 1 has a unit price of “200 yen” and PLU1 (eg coffee) or PLU2 (eg tea), and the selection group 2 has a unit price of “300 yen” and PLU3 (eg toast) or PLU4 (eg. The selection group 3 selects one of PLU5 (for example, salada) and PLU6 (for example, soup) with a unit price of “500 yen”.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation. Registration of the set menu will be described with reference to this flowchart.

First, specify “Set Menu 1”, select PLU2 from selection group 1, replace PLUs to be selected in selection group 2 with PLU8 (for example, hot dog), and select PLU6 from selection group 3. A case will be described. In this case, "SET" "1" is input to specify "set menu 1". Next, enter "black tea" of the menu key 11c, enter the "change" key 11f to specify "replacement registration", and then enter the "hot dog" of the menu key 11c. Finally, enter "soup" on the menu key 11c and enter the "subtotal" key on the function key 11b to confirm the registration.

When there is a key input, the processing shown in the flowchart of FIG. 4 is started. In step A1, the key input as described above is stored in a key buffer (not shown), and the set menu is registered.

In step A2, it is determined whether the registration is confirmed, that is, whether the "subtotal" key is input. If the "subtotal" key has not been entered in step A2, the process returns to step A1. When the "subtotal" key is entered, registration is confirmed and the process proceeds to step A3.

In step A 3, it is determined whether or not there is PLU group registration, that is, whether or not “skip registration” or “replacement registration” of the PLU is designated. If YES is determined in this step A3, the process proceeds to step A4, and if NO is determined, the process proceeds to step A10.

In this case, since "replacement registration" is specified by the "change" key 11f, the process proceeds from step A3 to step A4. At step A4, it is judged whether or not there is "skip registration". If YES (skip registration) in step A4, the process proceeds to step A5. If NO (replacement registration), the process proceeds to step A7.

Now, in step A4, it is determined as NO and the process proceeds to step A7. In step A7, the amount of PLU of the master unit is set as the total amount of PLU of the slave unit actually registered. That is, the total amount of “1050 yen” for “black tea (200 yen)”, “hot dog (350 yen)” and “soup (500 yen)” is the amount of the PLU of the parent device.

Next, in step A8, the replacement data in the set menu memory 14a is updated. That is, the number of exchanges and the exchange amount in the exchange amount area are added respectively.

At step A9, maintenance (unit price change) of the amount of PLU of the parent device is performed. That is, the total amount of PLU on the slave side “1050 yen” is transferred to the master 19 via the transmission control unit 18 as the registered amount of “set menu 1”. As a result, the master 19 changes the PLU amount. The process proceeds from step A9 to step A11. At step A11, display and printing are performed based on the amount of PLU set in the master 19. In step A12, the number data and the amount data in the PLU memory 14b of the RAM 14 are updated for each PLU. After execution of step A12, the process of FIG. 4 is terminated.

Next, a case where “set menu 1” is designated, PLU2 is selected from the selection group 1, PLU4 is selected from the selection group 2, and selection group 3 is skipped will be described. In this case, enter "SET" "1" to specify "set menu 1". Next, enter "tea" and "pizza" on the menu key 11c. Next, the "delete" key 11e is input to specify "skip registration", and the "subtotal" key of the function keys 11b is operated to confirm the registration.

Similar to the above, the process shown in FIG. 4 is started, the set menu is registered in step A 1, and the process proceeds to step A 2. In step A2, the confirmation of registration is judged by inputting the "subtotal" key, and the process proceeds to step A3.

In step A3, "skip registration" has been designated, so that it is determined to be YES and the process proceeds to step A4. In this case, YES is determined in step A4 and the process proceeds to step A5. At step A5, the PLU amount of the master unit is set to the sum of the actually registered PLU of the slave unit and the set menu surcharge amount. That is, the total amount of "600 yen" obtained by adding "tea (200 yen)", "pizza (300 yen)" and the set menu premium amount of "100 yen" is the amount of PLU of the parent device.

In step A6, the skip data in the set menu memory 14a is updated. In step A8, the replacement data in the set menu memory 14a is updated. That is, the skip count data, the premium amount data, and the skip PLU amount data in the skip amount area are added. From step A8, the process proceeds to step A9.

In step A9, similarly to the above, the maintenance of the amount of PLU of the master unit is performed, and the total amount of PLU of the slave unit “600 yen” is set as the registration amount of the “set menu 1” by the transmission control unit 18. Is transferred to the master 19 via. As a result, the master 19 changes the registered amount of "set menu 1" to "600 yen".

In the subsequent step A11, display and printing are performed based on the amount of PLU set in the master 19. In step A12, the number data and the amount data in the PLU memory 14b of the RAM 14 are updated for each PLU. After execution of step A12, the process of FIG. 4 is terminated.

If “skip registration” or “replacement registration” is not designated in step A 3 and it is determined that there is no PLU group registration, the process proceeds to step A 10. In step A10, the amount of PLU of the parent device remains as it was at the time of registration, and the process proceeds to step A11.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation at the time of inspection / payment. In step B1, the PLU data is printed out by the printing unit 16. In step B2, the set menu data is printed out by the printing unit 16. In step B3, other data is printed out by the printing unit 16.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a report printout at the time of inspection / payment. As shown in the figure, in the PLU data, the unit price of PLU1 is "250 yen", the number is "30", and the amount is "750 yen". Also, in the set menu data, the set menu 1 usually has a unit price of “1000 yen” and the number of pieces is “3”, but the extra amount of “100 yen” is “one time”, the selection group 3 (G3) is skip-registered, and the selection group 2 Since there was a replacement registration (SU) that was changed to PLU 8, the amount is "3150 yen".

[0033]

[Effect of the device]

 According to this invention, the PLU amount on the master unit side can be changed by changing the PLU amount on the slave unit side when registering the set menu. Therefore, the PLU amount of the master unit can be changed when the slave unit has "skip registration" or "replacement registration" in the set menu according to the customer's order.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration of an electronic cash register.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the contents of a set menu.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an operation.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an operation.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a report printout at the time of inspection / payment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Change means 2 ... Transmission means 11 ... Key input part 12 ... CPU 13 ... ROM 14 ... RAM 15 ... Display part 16 ... Printing part 17 ... Drawer 18 ... Transmission control part 19 ... Master

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. In a sales data processing device for transmitting sales data of a set product in which a plurality of classifications are combined to another device, changing means for changing classification data of any of the plurality of classifications of the set product, and the changed change. A sales data processing device comprising: a transmission means for transmitting data to another device.