Saving/Restoring Data On Usb Pen - Olivetti NETTUN@7000int'l Anwenderhandbuch

9. SAVING/RESTORING DATA ON USB PEN

Data can be saved and restored using specific SET options allowing the user to
conserve the information registered on the cash register. Data is saved on a USB
pen that must be inserted into the port at the front of the cash register.
SAVING/RESTORING CASH REGISTER PROGRAMMING
These procedures are performed using the options:
SET 345 saves the data related to cash register programming on a USB pen
SET 346 restores the data related to cash register programming from a USB pen.
Note: These procedures are normally used to copy the programming configuration
of one cash register to another. No personal or user data is included.
SAVING/RESTORING USER CONFIGURATION (DATABASE) OF CASH REGISTER
These procedures are performed using the options:
SET 348 saves the cash register data related to user configuration onto a USB pen
SET 349 restores the cash register data related to user configuration from a USB pen.
Note: These options are normally used to save/restore the database containing the
personal data of the user.
SAVING/RESTORING THE CASH REGISTER
These procedures are performed using the options:
SET 350 makes a security (backup) copy of the cash register on a USB pen
SET 351 restores the backup copy of the cash register from a USB pen.
Note: This option is used to make a backup copy of the cash register, and all the
data it contains.
WARNINGS: If the restore options CODE 346 and CODE 347 are executed, on
termination a ticket is printed automatically notifying that the data has been
read from the pen. The ticket is also saved in the EJ.
If when powered on the cash register has lost the user settings, it
automatically executes a search for a copy of the data in the internal memory,
and restores it. During this operation, the message "INIT. APPLICAT." is shown
on the display. When the restore operation terminates, the cash register is
ready for use again.
Management data is not restored. Data shown in the Management reports will
refer only and exclusively to operations executed after the restore operation.
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