Spencer Tech S2c Certification Test

To bring the scanners fully online at Old Navy sites, an extra step that needs to be completed is to scan the UPC code and fix the bar-code. This step ensures that the scanners are properly configured and can accurately scan and read the bar-codes on the products. By scanning the UPC code and fixing any issues with the bar-code, the scanners will be fully functional and ready for use at Old Navy sites.

The models mentioned in the question, Shoppertrak, Bunyar, and Axper, are all types of traffic counters. Traffic counters are devices used to monitor and count the number of vehicles or people passing through a particular area. These models are specifically designed for this purpose, making "Traffic Counter" the correct answer.

Two shop vacuums are acceptable for completing register cleaning because they are designed to handle larger amounts of debris and dust compared to normal vacuums. Shop vacuums have stronger suction power and larger capacity, making them more efficient in cleaning out registers. Using two shop vacuums can help ensure thorough cleaning and removal of dirt and debris from the registers.

Before starting the store conversion, the next course of action would be to document which registers have issues and verify with the store manager whether these are known issues. This information should then be reported to the command center. This step ensures that all the issues are properly documented and communicated to the relevant authorities for appropriate action to be taken.

The correct answer is the Del Key. Upon boot up, pressing the Del key allows access to the BIOS on the Registers.

The Command Center is described as a group of analysis/technicians that work in tandem with the technician onsite to configure or convert the network system's equipment from Gap Head Quarters.

The correct boot sequence for the 4800-742 registers should be set to 1st: USB-FDD, 2nd: Hard Disk, 3rd: LAN, and 4th: Disables. This means that the system will first try to boot from a USB-FDD (Flash Disk Drive), then from the hard disk, then from the LAN (Local Area Network), and finally, if none of the previous options are available, it will disable the boot process.

The extra step that must be completed at Canadian Sites is Customer Terminal Re-assignment.

The S2C DVD is used to convert the ISS (presumably referring to a system or software) to S2C. This suggests that the DVD contains the necessary tools or software to facilitate the conversion process. It is not used to convert the ISS back to Legacy, as the answer options only mention converting the ISS to S2C.

The correct boot sequence for the 4800-741 registers should be set to 1st: USB Key/HDD, 2nd: HDD0, 3rd: LAN, and 4th: Disables. This means that the system will first check for a USB Key or HDD (Hard Disk Drive) to boot from, then it will check the HDD0, followed by the LAN (Local Area Network), and finally, it will disable any other boot options. This sequence ensures that the system will prioritize booting from USB or HDD, then from the internal HDD0, and only use the LAN as a last resort. Disabling other boot options helps to prevent any unwanted or unauthorized boot sources.

Cleaning the registers helps to mitigate overheating during the Store to Cloud Conversion process. Over time, dust and debris can accumulate in the registers, which can restrict airflow and cause the system to overheat. By cleaning the registers, the airflow is improved, allowing for better heat dissipation and reducing the risk of overheating during the Store to Cloud Conversion process.

If the ISS is not taking the S2C DVD images, the first troubleshooting step is to replace the DVD drive. This is because a faulty or malfunctioning DVD drive could be the reason why the ISS is unable to read the DVD images. By replacing the DVD drive, it is possible to resolve the issue and allow the ISS to successfully take the S2C DVD images.

Prior to loading the registers onto the cloud-based system, the piece of equipment that needs to be upgraded is the printer firmware. This upgrade ensures that the printer's software is up to date and compatible with the cloud-based system, enabling seamless communication and printing functionality.

The correct answer is "An inventory gun for the store's merchandise." An LRT device, also known as a handheld scanner or inventory gun, is used in retail stores to scan barcodes or RFID tags on merchandise to track inventory levels, manage stock, and facilitate accurate pricing and sales transactions. It helps store employees efficiently monitor and update the store's inventory system, ensuring that the correct products are available for customers and reducing the chances of overstocking or understocking.

Thumb drives are used to complete the Printer Firmware Update. This process involves updating the software or firmware of the printer to improve its functionality, fix bugs, or add new features. By using a thumb drive, the updated firmware can be easily transferred from a computer to the printer.

The given statement is false. The ISS DVD is not used to convert the ISS to S2C. The ISS DVD stands for International Space Station DVD, which is a collection of videos and images related to the International Space Station. It is not involved in any conversion process.

The correct boot sequence for the 4800-743 registers should be set to 1st: Hard Disk, 2nd: Broadcom PXE, 3rd: Disabled, and 4th: Disabled. This means that the system will first attempt to boot from the hard disk, then if that fails, it will try to boot from the Broadcom PXE network, and if both options fail, the system will be set to disabled, meaning it will not attempt any further boot options.

The most important number provided by the Closing Onsite Manager is the Store Fund. This is because the Store Fund represents the amount of money available for the store to operate and make purchases. It is crucial for the manager to have accurate information about the Store Fund in order to effectively manage the store's finances and make informed decisions about purchasing and budgeting.

The correct answer is Bunyar, Shoppertrack, and Axper. These are the three types of traffic counters used in Gap branded stores.

If the error message "U005" appears on the Gap PXE boot menu, it indicates that there is an issue with the register_sles11p2-i586. In order to resolve this issue, the Register's PXE boot filter needs to be set to "Non- 4690 OS".

MPOS stands for Mobile Point of Sale. This refers to a system that allows businesses to conduct transactions and process payments using a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet, instead of a traditional cash register or terminal. With MPOS, businesses can accept payments on the go, provide a more convenient and efficient checkout experience for customers, and streamline their sales processes.

The correct answer is that 1 Customer Terminal per cash wrap must be handicap accessible or 10% of the total register count. This means that for every cash wrap, at least one customer terminal must be accessible to individuals with disabilities. Alternatively, if the total register count is 10 or more, then 10% of the registers must be handicap accessible. This requirement ensures that there are adequate facilities in place to accommodate customers with disabilities and promote accessibility.

Once customer terminals are de-installed, the serial numbers must be collected from them.

The correct answer suggests that after rebooting the register, the user should press the delete key repeatedly to enter into the BIOS. Once in the BIOS, the user should navigate to the Advanced BIOS settings and change the date and time. This process will allow the user to fix the issue of the register's time being off by 2 hours and the incorrect date.

The correct answer is 9B & B. This means that the Tailgate cable attaches to port 9B, while the USB adapter cable attaches to port B on the registers.

The correct answer is to take apart the tailgate brick and feed it through the hole. This solution allows the cables to run the same route as the previous installation while still accommodating the tailgate brick. Once the brick is through the hole, it can be reassembled and checked for any issues when connected to the registers. This ensures that the cables can be properly installed without compromising the functionality of the tailgate brick.

Upon booting up the register after converting the ISS, pressing F12 will allow access to the Gap PXE Boot Menu.

Upon boot up, the F2 key is needed to get into the system set up screen on the ISS.

The correct answer is Tailgate Cable and USB Adapter Cable. These are the cables that need to be attached to the Multiport cable.

Red Cable Adapters and Ingenico Customer Terminals are not compatible with Store to Cloud. This means that if you try to connect or use Red Cable Adapters with Ingenico Customer Terminals for the purpose of Store to Cloud, it will not work.

The correct answer is 0f.05. This suggests that after the conversion of the register, the firmware of the 4610-2CR printer is supposed to be 0f.05.

The traffic system takes about 15 minutes to update its counts. This suggests that there is a delay in the system's ability to accurately reflect the current traffic conditions. It is likely that the system collects data from various sources, such as traffic cameras or sensors, and processes this information before updating the counts. This delay is important to note as it means that the information provided by the traffic system may not be real-time and could be slightly outdated.

The register is shutting down on its own because it is being put under a load that it is not used to. When the register reaches its temperature threshold, it turns itself off as a safety measure. To resolve this issue, it is recommended to skip to the next register and return to the problematic one at the end, allowing it to cool down.

The customer terminal would not need any additional work if it meets the following criteria: the brand is VeriFone, the cable adapter color is brown, and there is no bracket installed. Additionally, the store being handicap accessible is also a requirement for the customer terminal to not need any additional work.

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The correct answer states that there are no bridge lines and the technician must check into the Project Queue Line 508-635-2122. This means that the technician does not need to worry about which specific bridge line to check into, as there is only one option available for them to check into. The Project Queue Line is the designated line for technicians to check in and receive assignments.

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The correct answer suggests that in order to troubleshoot if it is a disc issue problem with the ISS disc drive, the first step is to use the backup DVD from the tech kit to determine if it is a bad DVD or a bad disc drive. If it is confirmed that the drive is bad, the drive from the tech kit should be used to complete the installation. However, it is important to replace the bad drive before leaving so that a good drive is retained in the kit. This ensures that the provision process can be successfully carried out on the ISS.