JPS60175176A - Control terminal of sale time information - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To form simultaneously also management information by providing a shop with a printing means for printing out the record of processed results and a printing means for printing out a single slip at the time of credit sale in addition to a printing means for printing out receipts. CONSTITUTION:When a customer requests credit sale, a ''CREDIT'' key on a keyboard is depressed. A customer's code is inputted by a pen scanner 30 or from the keyboard 80 and a ''SET'' key is depressed. When the information of a purchased commodity is inputted, its receipt and the history of shop service processing are printed out from printers 51, 52 and a single purchase slit is printed out from a printer 53. Three purchase slits are bound as one group and are used for a shop's counterfoil, a statement of delivery and a receipt. The purchased amount or the like is stored in a part corresponding to the inputted customer's code on a customer film in a disc. A bill can be issued from the printer 53 at the end of the month on the basis of the stored information.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Technical field to which the invention pertains) The present invention relates to a point of sale information management terminal (hereinafter referred to as PO8) that can accurately and quickly perform in-store business processing.
(referred to as terminal 2).

Traditionally, cash registers were placed at the front of liquor stores, etc., and these cash registers were used as safes to store cash during sales, and were simply cash registers that accurately calculated sales amounts with customers on the spot. No.

(Object of the invention) The object of the invention is to provide a PO8 terminal that not only accurately and quickly performs in-store business processing, presents sales amounts to customers, and settles accounts, but also simultaneously creates management information necessary for management. There is a particular thing.

(Structure of the Invention) The terminal of the present invention is a point-of-sale information management terminal used for in-store business processing, and includes a keyboard, a pen scanner for reading product information from a product tag or a product barcode book, and a pen scanner for reading product information from a product tag or a product barcode book. a processing means for performing predetermined processing based on the information; a first printing means for outputting a receipt for notifying the customer of the processing results; and a first printing means for printing a record for storing the processing results at the store. The present invention includes two printing means and a third printing means for outputting a single slip at the time of credit sale.

(Example) Next, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to the drawings.

Referring to FIG. 1, one embodiment of the present invention includes a main storage device 10, a central processing unit 100 that calculates unit prices and total amounts corresponding to each product code, a pen scanner 30, and a receipt printer. printer 51, record printer 52 for store storage, printer 53 for printing tickets, mode key 70, keyboard 80, operator display panel 91 provided on the cross section of the terminal, and operator messages. It consists of a display panel 92 and a customer display panel 93 provided on the back of the terminal.

In this example, a product barcode book and product tag are used as input media.

Figure 4 shows the product barcode used in this example.

This shows some of the details. Barcode books have multiple pages.
Each member is provided with a column in which a product name, etc. is written, and a column in which a barcode corresponding to the product in this column is written. It takes time to search for product names in barcode books like this.

Therefore, in this embodiment, product tags as shown in Figures 5 (a) and (b) are also used. It consists of a label 702 with a product tag, a label 703 with a barcode 705 attached to the other side of the member 701, and a chain 704 attached to the hole 700. It will be done.

Next, the operation of sales registration processing will be explained using a liquor store as an example. (treated as cash). The products purchased by the customer (male),
6 products AAA, 1 product BBB, 30 products CCC, 3 products DDD, and product EEE? : 1 bottle, 1 product FF'F, container light, bottle return, gift certificate, etc.

The store clerk first identified the number 1116 shown in Figure 2 as a gender distinction.
After entering some information on the keys, press the "Set" button. Through this operation, the gender, gender, and quantity of the product are stored in the main memory 10. The name of the purchased product and its unit price are stored in the main memory 7 device 10. In order to do this, the barcode in the barcode 705J of the product tag of product AAA is read by the pen scanner 30.
The total amount is displayed on the display panel 91 shown in FIG.
Further, the product name and unit price are displayed on the message display panel 92 shown in FIG. 3(b).

On the other hand, on the receipt output from the printer 51, as shown in FIG. It will be printed.

Below, in the same way, after entering the quantity of the product for the product BBB from the keyboard, use the pen scanner 30 to scan the product tag or the barcode in the product barcode book.
The total amount is displayed on the display panel 91 and the message display panel 92
The product name and unit price are displayed on the receipt, the product name 810 and amount 811 are printed on the receipt, and after inputting the product quantity from the keyboard on the product CCC, the pen scanner 30 is used to scan the product tag or product barcode book. When the barcode is read, the total amount is displayed on the display panel 91, the product name and unit price are displayed on the message display panel 92, and the product name 812, unit price 813, number 814, and all categories 815 are printed on the receipt, and the product DDD is displayed. On the other hand, if you input the quantity of the product from the keyboard and then read the barcode with the pen scanner, the total amount will be displayed on the display panel, the product name and unit price will be displayed on the message display panel 92, and the product name 816 and unit price 81 will be displayed on the receipt.
7. The number 818, number t 819 and amount 820 are printed, and the product name 821 and 822 and amount 823 are printed on the thin sheet by entering the same for products EEE and FFF.
and 824 are printed.

Now, if the product FFF is a discounted product, the discount processing is as follows.
This is done by inputting the discount amount from the keyboard and pressing the 11 "discount" key on the keyboard.

As a result, the katakana characters "nebiki" are displayed on the left end of the display panel 91, and the discount amount is displayed on the right end.

Kanji characters 825 for discount and a discount amount 826 are printed on the receipt.

When you press the 11 "Subtotal" key on the keyboard to know the subtotals of the purchased products, the central processing unit 100 reads out the entire amount from the main memory 10 that stores the amounts of the products entered so far, adds them up, and displays the result. is displayed as the customer's purchase amount on the rear display panel 93 shown in FIG. 3(C), and the Chinese characters 827 "1 subtotal" and subtotal 828 are printed on the receipt.

With the operations up to this point, the basic processing for the purchased product is completed, and the process moves on to selling containers, returning bottles, and paying for gift certificates. In order to store the container light information in the main storage device 10, after inputting the container price numerically from the keyboard, press 'Container Start-'.
When you press , the characters 829 “Youki sale” will appear on the receipt.
and container fee amount 830 are printed.

For bottle return, when the operator presses the 11 bottle return key after inputting the numerical value of the bottle return amount from the keyboard, the characters 831 indicating bottle return and the bottle return amount 832 are printed on the receipt.

For a gift certificate, in order to store the gift amount in the main storage device 10, enter the gift certificate amount numerically from the keyboard, and then press the 11 GIFT MONEY key.

When you press it, the character 83 “Gift Ken” will appear on the receipt.
3 and the gift certificate amount 834 are printed.

At this time, the purchase amount is displayed on the rear display panel 93 based on the above input information.

The customer pays the displayed amount, but if the payment amount is greater than the purchase amount, enter the payment amount using the keyboard and press the "Deposit/Total" key, and the rear display panel 93 The amount of change is displayed, and on the receipt there are 835 characters ``11 total'' and 835 total purchase amounts.
6. The characters 837 for "deposit", the deposit amount 838, the characters 839 for "change", and the gender 843 are printed.

In this way, the same information as the receipt output from the printer 51 is printed by the printer 52 and remains in the store as a history of in-store business processing.

Next, Kake will explain the operation of selling process.

If the customer wishes to sell, the customer presses the ``Kake'' key on the keyboard.The customer's code (assuming that the code has been registered in the disk 20 in advance) is input from the pen scanner 30 or the keyboard 80. Enter the information and press the "Set" key. From now on, if you input the information of the purchased product in the same manner as described above, you will get the same output from the printers 51 and 52, and a single purchase as shown in Figure 6. A slip is output from the printer 53. This purchase slip is a three-page paper and is used as a store copy, delivery note, and receipt. The purchase amount, etc. is determined by the customer code entered in the customer file on the disk. Based on this stored information, a bill can be issued from the printer 53 at the end of the month, for example.

(Effect of the invention)

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a professional diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a diagram showing a keyboard, Figures 3 (a) to (C) are diagrams showing various display panels, and Figure 4 is a product barcode screen. , FIG. 5 (a) and (b) are diagrams showing product tags, FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a slip, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a welfare receipt. In the figure, 10...main storage device, 20...
...Flo, Heatisk, 30...Pen scanner, 51-53...Printer, 70...
...Mode key, 91-93...Display panel. Bamboo 2 diagram (a no. 5 diagram otsu diagram

Claims (1)

[Claims] A point-of-sale information management terminal used for seven in-store business processes at a retail store includes a keyboard, a processing means for performing predetermined processing based on the product tag, and a first terminal for outputting a receipt for notifying the customer of the processing results. Sales characterized by comprising a printing means, a second printing means for printing a record for storing processing results in the store, and a third printing means for outputting a single slip at the time of credit sale. Point-in-time information management terminal.