Gasboy CFN Series CFN II Quick Reference - Manual (Page 16)

CFN II Quick Reference
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REset DIagnostics (65) clears diagnostic error
counter.
Option: I
I
option resets after a reconfiguration
REset PUmp (66) resets pump totalizers.
REset TOtals (67) resets the daily sales totals.
Option: AI
A option resets daily and cumulative sales
totals to zero, and loads shift 1
I option resets cumulative only
REset TRansaction (68) resets first (oldest)
transaction to save and to print pointer.
Options: AI
A option resets all transaction table pointers,
including next transaction to send to CFN
host and next transaction to log; if a number
is provided with the A option, the CFN host
poll pointer is set to that transaction number;
I option deletes transactions in progress
(resulting in unassigned transactions and
loss of card data needed for billing any
pumping transactions that were in progress)
RESTORE disk-based command to restore contents
of selected data tables from disk file
SYSBACK.DTA (by filename if specified).
Options: [old] {table1 [table2] ... | {everything |
reconstructed} [except table [table] ...]}
[from filename] [corrupt]
[old] restores from backup files created under
FRAMOS version 0.2, which used a
different format for the cron table; it
converts the cron entries to FRAMOS
version 1.0 format while restoring them
table1 [table2] ... restores specified tables (if
backed up)
-or-
everything [except table1 [table2] ...] restores
all tables (if backed up); optional: except
specified tables table1, table2, etc.
-or-
reconstructed [except table1 [table2] ...]
restores all reconstructed tables (if backed
up); optional: except specified tables table1,
table2, etc.
[from filename] this option restores from data in
file filename
[corrupt] restores records with bad checksums
RMdir (140) removes an empty directory.
RUN (69) restarts site.
Options: IA
I
option starts site initially, or after a crash
A option restarts a site after a console
emergency stop
safedrop a shift-change command to reconcile a
cash-drawer amount when money is taken out to
adjust the till.
Options: [POS#] [$amount]
SEND COMmand (156) sends a command from the
Site Controller to one or more Profit Points.
SEND COMMAND device command
For device, substitute one of the following:
C* all Profit Points
C1 Profit Point #1 (or C2 for Profit
Point #2, etc.)
C1C2 Profit Points 1 and 2; etc.
For command, substitute any of the commands
you can enter at a DOS prompt.
Option: A
A option does not wait for operator response at
the Profit Point before clearing the display,
if any, from the executed command
SEND FIle (157) sends a file from the Site
Controller to one or more Profit Points, or from a
Profit Point to the Site Controller. Requires at least
50 free buffers.
In the following, S stands for source, and D
stands for destination:
SEND FILE[;A] [mode] S-device S-filename
D-device[D-device . . .] [D-filename]
A option causes the command to run in the
background
Mode stands for transfer mode. It is a single-digit
number or the letter e (9 is the default). Only
one mode is allowed at a time. Modes are:
1 overwrite only (send the file only if the
file already exists)
3 resume prior send, abort if file does not
exist
4 do not overwrite, do not make directory
5 overwrite ok, do not make directory
8 do not overwrite, ok to make directory
9 overwrite ok, ok to make directory
e execute transferred file on destination
device.
For S-device, substitute one of the following:
S
Site Controller
C1 Profit Point #1
C2 Profit Point #2; etc.
In place of S-filename, insert the name (including
the path) of the file to be sent.