Gasboy CFN III Quick Reference Guide v3.3 - Manual (Page 26)

CFN III Quick Reference
Page 22 MDE-4483 CFN III Quick Reference Guide v3.3 · August 2005
The following is a list of ports and their assignments:
Name Chnl Location Function
CON 0 PC CRT/Keyboard Local port login
SC1 1 COMM CPU right DIN RS232
SC2 2
COMM CPU 26 pin
ribbon
RS232 all cont.
lines
SC3 3 COMM MEM DB-9* Tokheim pumps
SC4 4 COMM MEM bottom DIN* RS232
SC5 5 COMM MEM middle DIN* RS232 jumperable
SC6 6 COMM MEM right DIN* RS232 jumperable
COM1 7 P C RS232
COM2 8 P C RS232
COM3 9 P C RS232
COM4 10 P C RS232
LPT1 11 P C Parallel output
LPT2 12 P C Parallel output
LOOP1 N/A COMM CPU bottom handset* Island loop
LOOP2 N/A COMM CPU middle handset* Island loop
LOOP3 N/A COMM CPU right handset* POS loop
* refer to diagram on previous page
Internal Profit Point
setup
Plug the power supply into the Gasboy distribution
box next to the word power. Plug the other end into
an outlet.
Plug cables into their correct positions. Com2 of the
computer connects into serial2 of the Gasboy
distribution box.
Com3 on the computer connects to serial3 of the
Gasboy distribution box.
Diagnostic
Error Codes
The following error codes may appear in response to
PRINT DIAGNOSTICS;A.
Console
Errors in console-to-Site Controller messages:
CRC—bad cyclical redundancy check (CRC)
DIE—device went down
NOR—no response
PIN—PIN errors
RDE—card read error
Errors in Site Controller-to-console messages:
NB3—buffer busy
NB5—invalid command
NB7—receiver overrun
NBA—bad cyclical redundancy check (CRC)
Card & Gate Reader
Errors in reader-to-Site Controller messages:
CRC—bad cyclical redundancy check (CRC)
DIE—device went down
NOR—no response
PIN—PIN errors
RDE—read error
Errors in Site Controller-to-reader messages:
NB3—buffer in use
NB4—not hexadecimal
NB5—invalid command
NB6—undefined EE command number
NB7—overflow/framing error
NB8—input buffer overrun
NB9—alphanumeric display busy
NBA—bad cyclical redundancy check (CRC)
Pump Control Unit
Errors in PCU-to-Site Controller messages:
CRC—bad cyclical redundancy check (CRC)
DIE—device went down
NOR—no response