Specifications

Kiosk Kiosk Kernel Operator Manual
March 2006 - v2.2
Sections:
• Current Period: This shows the time period of the current balance. You can reset this period
by closing the balance (“Close Balance” button).
• Payments summary: Detail of payments grouped by Payment Mode types. Except
payments in “Prepayment Mode” (customer prepayment cards) and “cash income” value due
to:
o “Prepayment Mode”: The customer will pay the money on recharging his
prepayment card.
o Cash Income: All the money inserted manually into the hoppers by the operator
is not counted as profits.
• Cash Summary: It is divided into 3 sections: Detail of Hopper level, Cash income list and
Total cash summary.
o Hopper level
: Amount of money currently inside the hoppers that can be used to
return change to the customers. (See the Coin Counter section for more detail)
o Cash income list: A historic list of hopper changes: money inserted (+) and
money collected (-). It is updated when an operator presses the counter button
(see Coin Counter section).
o Summary: Here you can see 2 different ways of calculating the total amount of
money collected during this period (2 columns, the left one shows the detail
about money collected)
o
Initial balance + Cash income + Collected Cash = Hoppers +
Cash.
Column 1: Cash inputs detail
 Initial balance: The initial value
in hoppers when the balance period
starts. Money coming from the last period closure.
 Cash income: Total amount of money loaded in the hoppers by an
operator. (See “Cash Summary” “Cash Income List”)
 Collected Cash: All the cash collected throughout the period through
payment by the customer for services.
Column 2: Cash totals to collect.
 Hoppers: Current amount in the Hoppers.
 Cash: (Cash to collect) Amount of money that is in the “Collection Box” to
be collected by an operator.
Notes:
(1) “Cash Income” + “Initial Balance” does not need to match the “Hoppers”
amount since all the customer transactions could change the hoppers' end
result, with the value increasing or decreasing in each cash transaction.
(2) “Collected Cash” does not need to match “Cash”, since all the money from
services is counted in "Collected cash" (Collection box + coins that will go to
the hoppers) whereas in “Cash” only the money that has gone to the
“Collection Box” is counted