Daktronics Fuelight FL-3000 and FL-4500 Series 36 and 48 Petroleum Price Display and Cash/Credit Display - Manual (Page 29)

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Section 7: Using the FLR3-100/400 Key Fob
7.1 Setting the Display Line Numbers
Follow these steps to map the line number for each display. It is important that each display is set for the
correct line number for it to show the correct price.
1. Make sure the display is turned on.
2. Press and hold the -2 and +2 buttons on the key fob until the host display face begins to dim and
brighten or the decimal begins to flash. This takes about five seconds.
Note: The host display is the display with the radio antenna connected to it.
3. While the display slowly flashes, press the +2 button until the appropriate line number is shown on
the display (L01, L02, etc).
4. Once the line number is set, press and hold the -2 and +2 buttons until the next display face begins to
slowly flash.
5. Repeat these steps until all display faces have been correctly mapped.
Note: If a display gets set incorrectly, complete the process with the remaining displays then repeat to correct.
6. Exit configuration mode by pressing and holding the -2 and +2 buttons until the displays show prices
and they no longer flash; about five seconds.
Note: All displays are programmed with a default price matching their line number. Use this to easily
identify that all displays are addressed correctly.
7.2 Number Configuration
This section walks you through configuring the numbers six and nine
and the 9 that represents the 9/10s fraction display preferences.
1. Make sure display is turned on.
2. Press and hold the -3 and +3 buttons on the key fob until all
displays show the numbers 6 and 9. The number scheme will be
either 3.69 9 or 4.69 9.
3. Press the Plus (+) or Minus (-) keys to scroll through the different
configuration options.
Note: Use Tails and 9/10s or No Tails and 9/10s only. When Tails and
9 or No Tails and 9 are used, only the top horizontal segment used to
represent 9/10 will illuminate, as shown in
Figure 40.
Note: For Domestic displays with a 9 to represent a 9/10s digit, the
number 3 needs to show in the first column for the desired format. For
International displays, make sure the number 4 shows in the first column
for the desired format.
International displays offer two configuration options - tails and 9 and no
tails and 9, as shown in
Figure 41.
4. When the desired configuration is shown on the displays, press
and hold the -3 and +3 buttons to exit configuration mode.
No Tails and 9
No Tails and 9/10
Tails and 9
Tails and 9/10
Figure 40: Digit Configurations
No Tails and 9
Tails and 9
Figure 41: International Digit
Configurations