Edit Preset Masks at Terminal
 
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Manager Procedures:

1. Sign on system.
2. Select ‘Options #1’ on function panel at bottom of screen.
3. Select ‘Preset Edits’ control.
4. Enter preset mask number to be modified, duplicated, or created.
5. Edit preset mask shown on the right of the screen
6. Operations are explained below.

Edit Descriptions:

1. Select PLU of the item you wish to place on the preset mask.
2. The scroll bar to the left of the PLU list can be moved to find the PLU of your choice.
3. Select the preset touch key you are changing.  The new description will change the exiting description.  Touching additional touch keys will inset the previous description in the key.

Edit Colors:

1. Select COLOR you wish to place on the preset mask.
2. Select the preset touch key you are changing.  The new COLOR will change the exiting COLOR.  Touching additional touch keys will inset the previous selected COLOR on the key.

Saving Edits:

1. Select ‘SAVE’ and the results of the editing will be restored to the file server.  Both description and color changes will be stored. 

SHOW to Review Edits:

1. Select ‘SHOW’ and the results of the editing will be displayed over the edited image.  Expanded keys will be shown on this reviewed mask.  Bitmap images will not be shown.  These images will appear when the edited masks are used in the normal Order Entry process.

Going BACK to last edit mask:

1. Select ‘BACK’ and the previous mask will be displayed.  Editing can then be continued and results stored when complete.

Left Right TOGGLE Key:

1. Selecting the ‘TOGGLE’ key will select the opposite Mask.  Each preset has 100 key points broken into two 50 key masks.  The ‘LEFT RIGHT TOGGLE’ moves you to the left or right mask ot each preset.

DELETE Key:

1. Selecting the ‘Delete’ key and then each key on the preset mask you strike will be eliminated.  This allows the operator to remove unwanted keys from the masks.

Operations:

1.	Each preset mask is identified by a PLU with the short description formatted  &nnnnnnn.  An example would be &Manager, &Lunch, &Beverg, &Bar, etc.  You must format the mask identifier PLU before the preset mask can be queried for editing purposes.  

2. Select new mask by DOUBLE CLICKING the preset mask PLU.  When double clicking, a dialog will appear to verify your intentions.

3. After a mask is edited,  PLU reload is reauired before the mask can be used by the terminal application.

Cautions:

a.	Edited mask replace existing masks in the POS-R database stored on the file server.  Back up files before editing to assure a recovery path.
b.	A PLU with the description structure ‘&nnnnnnn’ is used to place a pointer on preset masks.  The department code in the PLU ‘&nnnnnnn’ identifies the mask number.  The ‘&nnnnnnn’ PLU allows cascading from on mask to another be striking (touching) the key.
c.	Preset mask numbers range from 01-99.  Each mask has two (2) 50 key positions.  The two sides are viewed be use of the left arrow key.