Gasboy CFN III Manager Manual V3.6 - Manual (Page 66)

PRINT PRODUCT (P PRO)
[P:]* PRINT PRODUCT;I
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Pr Cat Product Inventory Reorder Low price High price Price Taxes
1 1 Regular 0 0 -No Override- 0.00 None
2 1 Unleaded 0 0 -No Override- 0.00 None
3 1 Premium 0 0 -No Override- 0.00 None
4 1 Diesel 0 0 -No Override- 0.00 None
[P:]*
Fuel Products How to Remove a Fuel Product
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The example below shows all products in category 1, which is the category usually used for
fuel products. No high price has been entered, as is usual for fuel products, so the printout
shows —No Override—. The 0.00 under Price means the pump price comes next example
subtracts two cents from all levels from the price table and is assigned with the LOAD
FUEL command.
You can also use product ranges with PRINT PRODUCT to print specified product
numbers. For example, the command PRINT PRODUCT 1-4 prints the information for
products 1 through 4.
How to Remove a Fuel Product
Type REMOVE PRODUCT.
REMOVE PRODUCT (REM PRO)
[P:]* REMOVE PRODUCT
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Product code? 1
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[P:]*
You may use the C option with REMOVE PRODUCT.
Fuel Product Inventory
Product inventory is initially disabled. You may want to keep it disabled for fuel products,
and just use the tank inventory, or you may want to enable product inventory so that
inventory information for fuel products appears in the product information printout.
If you have the same product assigned to more than one tank, the inventory information in
the product printout can be the total for all the tanks. If you have more than one product
assigned to one tank (such as diesel sold at two different prices), the inventory information
in the product printout will not be very meaningful, so you must probably not enable
inventory in this case.