ML-780 Or ML-790 Colour

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This winning model has been cleverly developed using the latest technology to meet virtually all hospitality needs without the necessity for costly add-ons or extra memory.

Its many powerful features include TCP-IP communications for reporting via the Internet,  60,000 price look ups, multi-line operator screen, 2-line alphanumeric customer display, 2-station 58 mm thermal printer, electronic journal and PCMIA flash memory slot for data and program upgrades.

Many years' experience plus state-of-the-art design techniques have made ML-780, not only the most powerful product of its kind currently available, but also remarkable value for money. ML-780's 'system in a box' concept means that virtually all hospitality  requirements are met by the standard specification.

ML-780 has enough memory for 60,000 product lines or many thousands of accounts - or a combination of the two. There is no need to buy extra memory, separate displays or bill printers. Even the rear display can be unplugged, attached to a low-cost stand and operate remotely, if required. 4 RS232 ports are supplied as standard and inter-register communication by Ethernet is included.

ML-780 can be supplied with flat or raised keyboard and can operate stand-alone, linked to each other (IRC) or to Geller back office and stock control software.

The in-built multi-line screen can be tilted and contrast adjusted. The screen displays orders as they are entered, prompting the server where necessary - for example to enter condiments or cooking instructions.

The clever menu system can be used for 'French style' fixed price menus. The menu screens automatically take the operator to the right position according to the progress of the transaction.

A single ML-780 can drive up to 4 remote kitchen/bar printers. Up to 8 kitchen/bar printers can be connected in a system of several ML-780s.

The 2-line alphanumeric customer screen displays the order as it is processed. This screen can be located remotely for optimum viewing. An advertising message can scroll across the display between sales.