JPS62164195A - Pos terminal - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to a POS terminal for registering product sales.

[Conventional technology]

For example, PLU type POS terminal is JP-A-60-1100.
This is a well-known technique as shown in Publication No. 97 and the like.

%P in this PLU type POS terminal.

Information to be input into the S terminal As sales information, there are PLU products that do not require all price information for five products, and PLJ products (hereinafter referred to as NON, PLU products) that require product price information. PLU products do not require input of price information because the product price information is stored in the PLU file in advance. On the other hand, for NON and PLU products, price information is not stored in the PLU file, so input price information is required. N
Examples of ON and FLU products include raw products such as vegetables, meat, and fish. Since these products have different prices even if they are the same product depending on their size and imaginary nature, prices are added to the input information as NON and PLU products.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] However, in order to prevent unsold unsold items of NON and FLU products, books and other products are sold at the same rate regardless of the size and weight of the individual products. There were many requests to lower the price to one level and sell it.

Conventionally, in such cases, a price reduction label was pasted on each product, and the operator registered a sales FF report based on the price on the label.

However, this takes time and effort to attach labels, and
There is a risk that the operator may overlook the label and cause trouble with the customer.

The present invention is characterized by the attachment of a price reduction label and the operator's NO.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a PO3 terminal that reduces the effort required to change the price of N.FLU products.

[Means for solving problems]

In the present invention, a storage area is provided to store price information for No N and PLσ products, and specific information is stored in the storage area during normal transactions, and when the product is directly discounted, , 1 The device structure is such that the price information can be exchanged directly with the price information.

[Effect]

〇N.When the PLU product is normally traded, the specific information is stored when the storage area is referred to, so sales registration processing is performed based on the input price.

When the store is about to close, the mode is switched and the discounted amounts for N0NPf and U products are changed into specific information and stored. Thereby, since the price information is stored when the storage area is referred to, the sales registration process is performed based on the registered price information, regardless of the input price information.

This makes it possible to reduce the labor involved in attaching labels directly below NON and FLU products and changing prices by operators.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a POS terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, the J'O8 terminal is a microprocessor (hereinafter referred to as C1'U) 5 which is a comparison calculation means.
0 includes a keyboard 10 which is an input means, a display 20 which is a means for outputting the results of a comparison operation between sales information inputted into the POS terminal and sales information stored in advance, and a digital printer 7. It consists of 30. Further, there is a read-only memory (hereinafter referred to as OM) 60 that stores a program for realizing the operation shown in chart 70, which will be described later, and a random access memory (hereinafter referred to as flAM) 40 that stores sales information. It is connected.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the contents of the sales information stored in the RAM 40. The sales information is comprised of an area where the FLU code is stored and an area where both routes 402 are stored. Further, the sales information is divided into an area 403 that stores information regarding FLU products, and an area 404 that stores information regarding NON and FLIT products. Area 4
The price 402 in 06 stores the price of the PLU product corresponding to the l'I and U codes. On the other hand, area 4
In the price 402 in 04, "D" is stored as an initial state.

FIG. 3 is a detailed configuration diagram of the keyboard 10, which is the input means. The keyboard 10 includes a cylinder 11 for selecting an operation mode, a numeric key 12 including numbers 01 to 9, and a deposit total -? to indicate completion of input of prestige information and price change information. -13 and FLU indicating product sales registration
A key 14 is attached. The key cylinder 11 is LOC
You can choose to stop the POS terminal at the K-1 position, perform normal sales registration work at the RIG position, and change product prices at the PROG position.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of a POS terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention. This 70-Tayat shows a method of setting and changing prices for NON and PLU products, which is a feature of the present invention.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4.

In the sales registration operation, the operator of the POS terminal first sets the key cylinder 1i (FIG. 3) at the t-REG position.

After that, the customer registers the light-up information of the products purchased one after another. In order to register the light raising information, the operator must enter the number 1.
Enter the product code by operating the direct key 12 (Fig. 6),
#LU-? Press -14.

As a result of pressing the FLU key 14, the processing of the CPU 5Q (corresponding to S5 in Fig. 4), which will be described later, is performed.
, if it is determined that the item is a U item, the operator inputs the price of the item using the numerical keys. This is done for this Fukasaku and for the products purchased by customers. When the operation for all products is completed, the operator calculates the total deposit =? Press -15 to notify the POS trend of the end of inputting sales information. On the other hand, 〇PU50 is the program in ROM60 (Figure 4)
Perform all the following steps according to the following. hawk, zu, number of operators (
It is determined whether or not a 1-12 input has been made, and if a numeric key input is rare, the input product code is fetched (step 81). Next, it is determined whether the key cylinder 11 is in the REG mode or the PRO( ) mode (step 82).

Since sales registration work is being performed, the RIG mode is set, so the process moves to step S3. Step S
In step 6, it is determined whether or not the FLINT gear 14 has been pressed continuously, and if it has been pressed, the process goes to step S4, and if it has not been pressed, the control moves to step S8 to process the pond. . In step S4, by pressing J'LU-)-14, the product with the input product code becomes PLU.
The process of determining whether the product is NON or 'Lσ is started. If it is determined that it is a HON or FiJU product, one instruction 402 of the FLU code 401 corresponding to the product code is extracted from the RAM 400 storing sales information (FIG. 2) (step 510). If 1#1r402 is 0, at the time of retroactive transaction (N.

N. It is determined that it is a FLU product (when perishable I!'i!ri is traded at the normal price), and the sales amount is stored in the storage means (not shown in FIG. 1) based on the price information that is continuously input by the operator. Information is registered (step 511).

On the other hand, if the price 402 is not 0, it is near closing (NO
N, when FLU products are directly purchased and traded at a fixed price), and based on the stored price 40'2, without using the price information that is continuously input by the operator, The sales information 411 is registered (step 512).

Next, the price of the product is displayed and the initial state is returned (step s
6).

Next, sales information regarding NON and PLU products (Figure 42)
A change in the price 402 will be explained.

The operator is about to close the store and sells NON and f'LU products (
When receiving a request to lower the fresh produce by one position, the key cylinder 11 (FIG. 6) is set to the iPROG position. And the product code t of N0N1'LU commercial crystal which is subject to price reduction
Enter by operating -12. Next, PLU key 1
4 and then operate the numeric keys 12 to input the percentage selling price of the product if it is directly sold. Then, the user presses the fj49 accounting key 14 to finish inputting for price setting. On the other hand, CP[J50 performs the following processing according to the program in ROM60 (FIG. 4). First, it is determined whether or not there is an input directly above the operator's number 1. If there is a numeric key input, the input product code is read (step E11). Next, the key 7 cylinder 11 is
It is determined whether EiG mode or PROG mode is selected (step B2). Since the price 402 has been changed and the PROG mode is entered, the process moves to step S7. In step S, FLU key 14
It is determined whether or not has been pressed continuously, and if it has been pressed, the control goes to step 9, and if it has not been pressed, the control goes to step 8.In step S9, the PL[J corresponding to the input product code is Based on the code, the 1lIfi case 402 corresponding to the FLU code is replaced by one command input by the operator.

As described above, price changes for NON and FLU products can be realized.

:Effect of the invention] +:According to most people, it becomes possible to change the price of NON, FLU products to a fixed price, and NON, FLU
It is possible to reduce the labor involved in attaching a label when dropping a product and changing the price during an operator transaction.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the memory storage state of sales information, FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of one embodiment. 10...Keyboard 40...RAM 50...CPU 60...ROM 11...Main cylinder 12...Numeric value -16-14...Various functions -? -Figure 1
Figure 2 Figure 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. an input means for inputting product information representing the type of the product, first price information representing the price of the product, and specific information indicating whether the price of the product has been changed, if the price has been changed; storage means for holding second price information;
When the product information and first price information are input from the input means, it is determined whether the price of the product corresponding to the product information has been changed based on the specific information in the storage means, and the price has been changed. control means for registering sales based on the second price information in the storage means instead of the input first price information.