Gasboy CFN Series SCII Start-Up Manual - Manual (Page 64)

CFN Series System
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To configure the console:
1. Turn the key to MGR position and press the NO SALE key. Access diagnostic mode, self-
test 7, if necessary. See the Check Point Reference Manual if further assistance is required.
The message ***Configuration** appears and the display scrolls through the keystrokes
needed to change the values. Then the first option appears. If the value selected for the
option is the default value, the option is enclosed in asterisks (*). If the value is not the
default, the option is enclosed in minus signs (-).
2. Accept the defaults or change the values for any of the configuration options using the
following keys:
ENTER accepts the displayed value and displays the next configuration option.
PREV selects the currently displayed option value and displays the previous option. For
example, if you're on keyswitch type and press this key, console address is
displayed.
1 displays the next value for that option. To accept that option and go on to the
next option, press ENTER.
2 displays the default value for the option. To accept that option and go on to the
next option, press ENTER.
0 exits the configuration mode and saves your changes.
7 returns you to the initial configuration display.
CAUTION: Do not press the CLEAR/PRINT key at any time during self-test mode.
Doing so will erase your configuration. (V5.3 only)
3. Exit from diagnostic self-test mode by pressing 9.
Fluorescent Display Board
TEST Closed, with the CPU interface ribbon cable disconnected, the VF driver displays a rotating barber-
pole pattern self-test. Open, the VF driver functions normally.
MSTR Closed, the VF driver transmits characters through its serial interface and simultaneously displays
them. Open, the characters are only displayed. NOTE: Must be closed when console is connected to a
customer display.
SLAV Closed, the VF driver displays all characters received through its RS-485 interface. Open, the VF
driver displays characters received through its parallel interface. NOTE: Must be open when VF driver is
used in the console.