Panasonic KX-RC105 User Manual

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Page 1 - Check Printing Accountant

PanasonicOperating InstructionsCheck Printing AccountantTMMODEL NO.KX-RC105Please read before using.

Page 2

Part NamesFront viewCD<Do(DS2.(QJack cover DC IN Jack (P 12)Interface connector (P 103)Power switch(P 16)Upper coverDisplayKeyboard (P 11)Botto

Page 4 - CARD Function

Chapter 10Transferring Data to Another CPA UnitPageConnecting CPA to Another CPA Unit ... 102Setting the Link

Page 5 - CALCULATION Function

Connecting CPA to Another CPA UnitKX-RC20 (optional), an interface cable for data transfer with another CPA unit, must be purchased before data can be

Page 6 - Accessories

Connecting CPA to Another CPA Unit3, Plug the interface cable into the interface connectors of both CPA units. Be sure to plug the cable in securely.

Page 7 - ____________________

Ha>3CO(D5'(Qa0>Q>Setting the Link ParameterBefore starting, confirm that the baud rate is the same in both CPA units Default of baud rat

Page 8 - Precautions

Transferring DataNote: When receiving data, ail aiiisting data is deleted.Example: You want to transfer the all data from CPA-a (sender) to CPA-b (rec

Page 9 - Before Using

Transferring Data1011CPA-a'enter'SENDINGPRESS DONE KEY TO EXITWhen the data transferring is finished this display appears• Press (ENTER) wit

Page 10 - Part Names

Transferring Data»To stop transferring data, press [DONE) on either CPA-a or CPA-b. The display will show:LINK CANCELED *On the other CPA, after a whi

Page 11 - Keyboard

COoTransferring Data

Page 12 - Power Supply

Chapter 11General InformationPageTroubleshooting Guide ...110Resetting CPA...112Changing t

Page 13

Part NamesKeyboardFunction keys‘ CHECK key (p 21) CARD key (p 49) CASH key (p 59) CALC key (p 65) ADDRESS key {p 69) PRINT key (p 37) ENTER keyCursor

Page 14

Troubleshooting GuideWhen trouble occurs, check the following points before returning CPA for service.TroubleCauseProcedurePress a key but nothing app

Page 15 - Preparation

Troubleshooting GuideTroubleCauseProcedureThe display shows “CHANGE LITHIUM BATTERY"and CPA will not accept any key function.The life of the lith

Page 16

Resetting CPAThere are two ways to reset CPA;• Reset and clear all memory (see p. 17).• Reset without disturbing the memory (see below).Reset without

Page 17 - Power switch

Changing the Ribbon Cassette________When the printing starts to fade, purchase a new ribbon cassette, KX-RC10 (optional), and replace with the new rib

Page 18 - 7. Press [ENTER]

Changing the Ribbon Cassette3. Remove the old cassette and install a new one. NOTE: Do not touch the printhead.CD(D3(D(D A^ Press the printer down u

Page 19 - 00Cl1000

Changing the Battery PackEven though operated and charged correctly, the battery life will terminate. When this occurs, purchase a new Ni-Cd battery p

Page 20 - Display/Description

Changing the Battery Pack3. Remove the old battery pack and install the new one4. Replace and tighten the screwo(D3ID-15"o3too'3After exchan

Page 21 - CHECK Function

SpecificationsCHECK Memory CARDyCASH Memory ADDRESS LIST Memory ClockCalculationPrinter Print Speed Ribbon Display Display Size InterfacePower Require

Page 22 - ©CD0CEI0

ooGeneral Information

Page 23 - Entering Your Bank Name(s)

Chapter 12AppendixPageList of Display Messages...120List of Code Key Functions... 123Category List...

Page 24 - Making the Payee List

Power SupplyCPA has two power sources; Household AC (AC 12D V) Rechargeable Ni-Cd battery (built-in CPA)CAUTION:Use only the supplied AC adaptor. O

Page 25

Message DescriptionACCOUNT ALREADY ENTERED . . .The same account name is already entered.* ADDRESS DATABASE FULL * . Address list database is full.A

Page 26 - Deciding the print positions

List of Display MessagesMessageEXISTING DATA SHOULD BE DELETED CONTINUE N/Y ?INSERT AC ADAPTOR THEN PRESS ANY KEY* INVALID PASSWORD* LINK CANCELED *

Page 27

Message DescriptionPRINT CHECK NA' ? ...Will you print the check?* PRINTER ERROR *CANNOT PRINT A DEPOSIT.You cannot print the deposit

Page 28

List of Code Key Functionscode d)CODE (0 CODE ®code [y]CODE iPElETE]CODE SCODE (3Shows the remaining battery power on the display.When AC adaptor is i

Page 29 - DATE ; A B EPLER

> o o(DoQ.S'List of Code Key FunctionsCODEEntersCODEEnters “ /CODEEntersCODESJEntersCODE@EntersCODE®EntersCODEQEnters “0”-CODE®Enters “ :CODEO

Page 30 - Items, the display

Category ListThe 50 categories are listed in the alphabetical order.A AUTOLLATE FEESBAUTO FUEL AUTO LOAN AUTO SERVICEMMEDICAL Ml SCMORTGAGEBANK CHARGE

Page 31 - _________

> O o(D3Q.S'OptionsThe following options are available through your local authorized parts distributor.Part No.DescriptionCommentKX-RC10Fabric

Page 32

IndexAAC adaptor...___6, 12Accessories ...6ADDRESS key... 11ADDRESS LIST... 69Auto shut-off ...16BBank names ...

Page 33

IndexHHousehold AC...12 Options... 126IInterfacecable...

Page 34

IndexRRechargeable battery ...13RECON key...11Reconciling check ...45REPORT ...

Page 35 - )! CS ^nd

Power SupplyNotes about the rechargeable battery: Before initial use, or use after a long period of time (about 6 months), recharge CPA for about th

Page 36 - 3. Close the bottom cover

Servicenter DirectoryPRODUCT INFORMATION • OPERATION ASSISTANCE • LITERATURE REQUESTS'DEALER LOCATIONSDIAL TOLL FREE: 1 *8CX)-CPA-7033 (1-800-272

Page 37 - DEPOSIT

PANASONIC COMPANY. DIVISION OF MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CORPORATION OF AMERICA ^ 'One Panasonic Way Secaucus, New Jersey □7091PANASONIC COMPANY (WEST

Page 38 - Printing a Check

Panasonic CompanyDivision of Matsushita Electric Corporation of AmericaOne Panasonic Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094Panasonic Company (West) of Americ

Page 39 - Entering Deposit Data

Power SupplyW%O•tOATTENTION:The product that you have purchased contains a rechargeable battery The battery is recyclable At the end of it’s useful li

Page 40 - ©/0/©'

Chapter 2PreparationPageConnecting CPA to Household AC...16Turning On/Turning Off CPA...16Resetting CPA...

Page 41

Connecting CPA to Household AC_______Before operating CPA connect it to the household AC outlet (AC 120 V) with the AC adaptor for about three (3) hou

Page 42 - 1 (B and

Resetting CPABefore using CPA for the first time, resetting is necessary to clear the memory.1, Be sure that the power is ON.Open the upper cover by

Page 43 - Searching a CHECK Record

Resetting CPA4, After pressing the reset switch, release [DONE].The display will show:5, Close the bottom cover.DELETE ALL DATA ?7. Press [ENTER].WA

Page 44 - 1 check!

Setting the ClockBefore using CPA for the first time, set the clock.Example: Setting ‘‘January 28, 1993, 10:30 AM’’.Operation12345678SETUPTo select “D

Page 45 - Reconciling (/ ) a Check

Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Check Printing Accountant KX-RC105Note:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Page 46 - Voiding a Check After Issued

Setting the Clock(D ofi)o'3Correct mistakes either before or after entering numbers/letters.• If you find a mistake before pressing [ENTER], pres

Page 47 - Deleting a CHECK Record

Chapter 3CHECK FunctionPageEntering Your Bank Name(s) ...22Making the Payee List...24Setting Print Positions

Page 48

Entering Your Bank Name(s)omo7s"nc3oo'3Two bank names can be enteredConfirm the checking account balances before entering itExample. You hav

Page 49 - Chapter 4

Entering Your Bank Name(s)8ENTEREnter second bank and balance by repeating steps 4 through 6 on p 22NAME ACCT2 BAL ACCT2D$0 00• If only entering one

Page 50 - ©( SPACE

Making the Payee ListIt is recommended that you make a payee list of those to whom you most frequently write checks. It makes entering CHECK data much

Page 51 - Making the Card List

Making the Payee Listy enter]PAYLIST 02: D MEMO:Q If entering other payees and O memos repeat steps 4 through 7 (up to 25 payees can be entered).Q To

Page 52

Setting Print Positions on Your CheckThe following five (5) items out of the CHECK entries print at a specified position on a check:1 DATE2 PAY TO3

Page 53 - 20 letters/numbers)

Setting Print Positions on Your CheckExample: Setting the “DATE” and “PAY TO” at the “B" position123456 7OperationSETUPPressQtwiceTo select “PRIN

Page 54 - ! [® and

Setting Print Positions on Your CheckSelect position of “PAY TO” Example select “B” bypressing 0PAY TO A i RULER$AOXmo7sTTlc10•When selecting “B”

Page 55 - Searching a CARD Record

SeHing Print Positions on Your CheckWhen a position on your check corresponds to neither “A” nor “B”:Place the template on lop of your check adjusting

Page 56

NOTICE• Panasonic strongly recommends that separate permanent written records be kept oF all important data Data may be lost or altered in virtually

Page 57 - Deleting a CARD Record

Setting Print Positions on Your CheckEnter “X” and “Y” points Example0000ENTER X,YDATE X=60Y=39Q•By entering numbers not within the range (X, 14 to 98

Page 58

Entering Data for Each Check_________Have you finished setting the clock (p. 19), entering your bank name(s)(p. 22), making the payee list (p. 24), an

Page 59 - Chapter 5

Entering Data for Each CheckОXmо ncЭо5'345U-IST #8910LIST# 0 DATE 01/29/93 CHK# 1Enter payee number from list Example□LIST#DATE 01/29/93 CHK#

Page 60

Entering Data for Each CheckA A To select “CLASS” pressCZ]/SCLASS B/00 TAX N CATEGORY MISCor0/0/0B Business P Personal 0 Others12 i'enter;CLASS

Page 61

Entering Data for Each Check16ENTERDConfirm memoMEMO [ELECTRONICS AMOUNT $“MEMO” entered from the payees list• If “PAY TO” was not selected from the p

Page 62 - Searching a CASH Record

Entering Data for Each CheckCorrect mistakes either before or after entering letters/numbers.• If you find a mistake before pressing (ENTER), press 3)

Page 63 - 000d]Ci)©

Printing a Check3. Close the bottom cover. (Press the “PRESS” mark.)OXmo7Z3oo3Preparation for check printing is finished.Proceed to the next page for

Page 64 - Deleting a CASH Record

Printing a CheckNow let’s print.1OperationWhen finished entering the necessary data this display appears.PRINT2 0 0Display/DescriptionEND OF TRANSACTI

Page 65 - CALCULATOR Function

Printing a CheckOmo7s3o5'3When an error occurs printing will not begin. If it has begun, it stops halfway through.DisplayCHECK NOT INSERTED CONTI

Page 66 - Basic Calculation

Entering Deposit DataThe amount of the deposit is automatically added to the balance of the checking account You need not worry about looking up the p

Page 67 - Memory Calculation

Enjoy the Convenient Functions of Your Check Printing Accountant! (CPA)CHECK FunctionHand-writmg a check is no longer necessaryEnter the necessary dat

Page 68

Entering Deposit DataOXmO7s"nc3o5'4 0591011407 G8[enter]To select “TAX" press0/(3or0/0 [enter][enter'DESCRP:Q DATE: 01/30/93Ente

Page 69 - Function

Entering Deposit Data121314151617Select category from the list on p. 125.Example: SALARY To display first category under “S” pressGENTEREnter memo, if

Page 70 - Making the Address List

Entering Deposit Data18To finish process pressEAYTODEPOSITenter) .FIRSTBAL: $8700.00The new deposit is added to the balance.19To return to initial dis

Page 71 - 110) repeat steps 2

Searching a CHECK RecordYou can search for a CHECK record in the following ways and print it if required. Use the most convenient one for you.A. Moves

Page 72

Searching a CHECK RecordExample: You want to know the data of check #1426.OXmo nc3o5'12345Operation1 check!FINDSelect search item, date, or check

Page 73

Reconciling (/ ) a CheckExample: You receive, from your bank, the statement of issued checks.Confirm the statement according to the CHECK records in C

Page 74

Voiding a Check After IssuedExample: You issue a check but later void it.You must also void the corresponding CHECK record so that the amount of that

Page 75

Deleting a CHECK RecordCPA can hold data for up to 1000 checks If you have entered data for 1000 checks in order to enter more you must delete old dat

Page 76 - ADDRESS LIST Function

oXmo"nc3o5‘3Entering Withdrawals/Service ChargesWithdrawals and service charges can be entered as check data. Follow the steps for “Entering Data

Page 77 - REPORT Function

Chapter 4CARD FunctionPageMaking the Card List ...50Entering Data for Purchase with a Credit Card...

Page 78 - Paper feeder

Enjoy the Convenient Functions of Your Check Printing Accountant} (CPA)CASH FunctionWhen paying in cash enter the dataCALCULATION FunctionUse CPA as a

Page 79

Making the Card ListUp to 10 card names can be entered. Confirm the card balances before entering it.Example: Make the card list using the card name “

Page 80

Making the Card List781011121314GENTERBALANCE: fflOO CREDIT LIMIT: $0.00Enter current card balance (up to 99,999.99). Example:(300BAUNCE: $400O CREDIT

Page 81

Entering Data for Purchase with a Credit CardHave you finished setting the clock (p 19) and making the card list (p SO)"?When you purchase someth

Page 82 - SELECT ACCOUNT

Entering Data for Purchase with a Credit Card789101112Enter amount Example000ENTEREnter memo if necessary (up to 20 letters/numbers)Example000(s^©0©0©

Page 83 - 1. Cut the paper

Entering Data for Purchase with a Credit Card13ENTERCATEGORY: MISCD END OF TRANSACTIONO>33Do31415Select category from the list on p. 125.Example: D

Page 84

Searching a CARD RecordYou can search for a CARD record in the following ways. Use the most convenient one for you.A, Moves up and down through the re

Page 85

Searching a CARD RecordExample: You want to know how much you paid with the XYZ card on February 21, 1993O>a nc3o5'134Operation(=ic^)ENTERTo s

Page 86

Deleting a CARD RecordCPA holds data for up to 600 card and cash payments.If you have entered data for 600 payments by a credit card and/or cash, you

Page 87

ooinCARD Function

Page 88 - ENTER gLL TAX CHECK# DATE

Chapter 5CASH FunctionPageEntering Data for Purchase in Cash ... 60Searching a CASH Record...62Deleting a CASH Record...

Page 89 - 7 [enter]

AccessoriesMake sure thal (he following accessories are included with CPA.AC adaptor (p. 12)...onePaper roll (p. 7B)...

Page 90

Entering Data for Purchase in CashWhen you make a cash purchase, enter the following data• DATE•AMOUNT•MEMO•CLASS Business, Personal or Others•TAX T

Page 91

Entering Data for Purchase in Cash891011121314To select “CLASS” presss/oor0/0/0 MEMO: BOOKCLASS: B0O TAX: NB: Business P: Personal O: OthersENTERME

Page 92 - 9:45:00 AM

Searching a CASH RecordYou can search for a CASH record in the following ways. Use the most convenient one for you.A. Moves up and down through the re

Page 93 - Chapter 9

Searching a CASH RecordExample: You want to know how much you paid in cash on February 25, 1993.1256OperationCASH(m)To search by date pressFINDEnter d

Page 94 - CARD/CASH and ADDRESS LIST

Deleting a CASH RecordCPA can hold data for up to 600 card payments and cash payments. If you have entered data for 600 payments by a credit card and/

Page 95 - Password

Chapter 6CALCULATOR FunctionBasic Calculation . . Memory CalculationPage.. 66 . . 67□O>oo333oo365

Page 96

Basic CalculationCPA can do basic calculation, "x”, and with a 10 digitmaximumExample. Q 12 3x3 4-1 5=□O>1“oI">Ho313o1678OperationCAL

Page 97 - Changing the password

Memory CalculationCPA can calculate, memorizing a midway result, with a 10 digit maximumExample: Q (12 3x4)+{3 4x4)+1 5=12OperationConfirm display sho

Page 98 - '>

Memory Calculation“[ERROR]” shows m the following cases •When the result exceeds “9,999,999,999’ •When you try to divide by “0”To clear “[ERROR]"

Page 99 - Clearing the password

Chapter 7ADDRESS LIST FunctionPageMaking the Address List ...70Searching an ADDRESS LIST Record...

Page 100 - Other Functions

Table of Contents____________________PagePrecautions ... 8Chapter 1 Before Us

Page 101 - Another CPA Unit

Making the Address ListYou can enter up to 110 address lists.Example: You want to enter the following names, the telephone numbers andaddresses.NameTe

Page 102 - 1, Turn off both CPA units

Making the Address List785 [ENTER6STREET DCITY, STEnter street name(up to 32 letters/numbers)Example©0(i^©Q@0Q(s^(T0©0©0STREET HICKS STREET^ CITY, ST

Page 103 - 4, Turn on both CPA units

Making the Address List•Correct mistakes either before or after entering letters/numbers •If you find a mistake before/after pressing [E^NTERl. press

Page 104 - Setting the Link Parameter

Searching an ADDRESS LIST RecordYou can search for an ADDRESS LIST record in the following ways Use the most convenient one for youA. Moves up and dow

Page 105 - Transferring Data

Searching an ADDRESS LIST Recordß.[FINDThis function allows you to jump to a desired record by specifying the name.Example: You want to know Monica’s

Page 106

Deleting an ADDRESS LIST RecordCPA can hold up to 110 address lists. If you have entered 110 address lists, you must delete old data in order to enter

Page 107 - MEMORY FULL t

COADDRESS LIST Function

Page 108

Chapter 8REPORT FunctionPutting the Paper Roll on the PrinterPage. . 78Showing Contents of CHECK Records ...

Page 109 - General Information

Putting the Paper Roll on the PrinterIf you want to know what is in the memory for CHECK, CARD, CASH and ADDRESS LIST use the REPORT function. This wi

Page 110 - Troubleshooting Guide

Putting the Paper Roll on the Printer3. Op en CPA by sliding the bottom cover knob to the right.4. Pull the paper out Forward along the paper settin

Page 111

PrecautionsDo not keep CPA in your back pocket as it may break when you sit downDo not drop or jar CPADo not place CPA where it will be exposed to dir

Page 112 - Reset switch

Showing Contents of CHECK RecordsExample: You want to print a list of checks from #1426 to #1430 (FIRST bank)OperationDisplay/Description1REPORT2(ente

Page 113 - Bottom cover knob

Showing Contents of CHECK Records678 91011To select search item,To select “SEND TO PRINTER” presssExample: “CHECK#”, press f ► ] twice.ALL TAX Eh

Page 114 - Changing the Ribbon Cassette

Showing Contents of CHECK Records12ENTERPRINTING REPORT . . .Printing begins.When printing has finished this display appears.SELECT ACCOUNT liRST SEC

Page 115 - Changing the Battery Pack

Showing Contents of CHECK RecordsWhen printing has finished:1. Cut the paper.2. open CPA by sliding the bottom cover knob to the right (refer to step

Page 116

Showing Contents of CHECK Recordsm"DO30c3o5'34* Close CPA (refer to step 5 on p. 79).5# Remove the paper feeder from CPA by holding the pape

Page 117 - Specifications

Showing Contents of CARD RecordsExample: You want to print a list of XYZ card payments from February 21 to February 22, 1993123Operationreport]To sele

Page 118

Showing Contents of CARD Records678jam"DC3o101112[ENTERNSTARTDATE:□ / !4ENDDATE:/ /Enter first date.Example:0Qd)00SSTART DATE: 01/21/Sl END DATE:

Page 119 - Appendix

Showing Contents of CARD Records13To return to initial display pressDONEFEB 27, 1993 SAT 9 35 00 AMIf printing IS finished, remove the paper feeder fr

Page 120

Showing Contents of CASH RecordsExample: You want to print a list of cash payments for groceriesOperation“I [report]2 To select “CASH” press[ ► ] tw

Page 121 - List of Display Messages

Showing Contents of CASH RecordsSelect category from the list on p 125Example GIFTSTo display first category under“G” pressCATEGORY GIFT RECVDQTo disp

Page 122

Chapter 1Before UsingCD(DO(DCS2.5'(QPagePart Names...10Front view ...

Page 123 - List of Code Key Functions

Showing Contents of CASH RecordsIf printing IS finished remove the paper feeder from CPA (refer to steps 1 through 5 on p 83-84)73m"OO3DIf “VIEW

Page 124

Showing Contents of ADDRESS LIST Records_______________________A!i the address list records can be shown on the display or printed.Example: You want t

Page 125 - Category List

Showing Contents of ADDRESS LIST Records8To return to initial display pressDONEFEB. 27, 1993 SAT 9:45:00 AMIf printing is finished remove the paper fe

Page 126

Chapter 9Other FunctionsPageShowing Remaining Memory for CHECK, CARD/CASH and ADDRESS LIST...94Showing Remaining Batt

Page 127

Showing Remaining Memory for CHECK, CARD/CASH and ADDRESS LISTOperation Display/Description1 icODE^iMl1 L j 1 _ JCHECK 3/1000 FULL CARD/CASH 2/600 FUL

Page 128

PasswordIf you do not want others to operate CPA enter a password.CAUTION: If you forget your password you have to use the "All Reset” on p. 17 t

Page 129

Password8To return to initial display pressDONEFEB. 25, 1993 THU 03:30:44 AMOperation after entering the passwordOnce the password has been entered CP

Page 130 - Servicenter Directory

PasswordChanging the passwordExample: You want to change the password from “0321” to “Q30A".134Operation(setup]To select “PASSWORD” pressCD three

Page 131 - LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS

PasswordENTER10 S»0NEW PASSWORD Q30A ARE YOU SURE '>NEW PASSWORD Q30A ARE YOU SURE ?11 (ENTERPAYLIST PRINTER LINK [^ftSSWORD MORE tThe

Page 132

PasswordClearing the passwordMake CPA operational without a passwordOperation23456781To select “PASSWORD” press E three timesENTEREnter password Examp

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