Gasboy 1000 Series Technical Reference Manual - Manual (Page 109)

FleetKey Systems
03/07/03 4-17
Inactivate Pump The system operator can turn off any pump (hose), currently in use, from a data
terminal by using the IP command. The pump is inactivated only for that
transaction and the message TTY CMD is placed in the ERROR field for that
transaction.
Pump Enable and Disable Via Terminal
Description Through a data terminal, the system operator can disable a pump (DP command)
from further use. A PUMP DISABLED notation appears for that pump in the
pump status (PP command) printout. The pump remains disabled until the
system operator re-enables it through the data terminal.
Automatic Pump Disable
Description As a safeguard against defective pulse transmitters in the pumps, the system
operator may configure the system to automatically disable a pump after a
number (1-99) of consecutive no quantity transactions. If a pump becomes
disabled in this manner, a PUMP # X DISABLED message appears on the direct
printout. The pump remains disabled until the system operator re-enables it
through the data terminal.
Automatic Site Shutdown Via Terminal
Description The system operator can set a time period each day when the system is
automatically shut down and all users are denied access to the fuel dispensing
equipment. A SITE IS DOWN message appears on the system’s LCD display.
The system operator still may access the other software features and may
activate a pump for one transaction through the Activate Pump Feature. The
automatic site shutdown can be disabled through the data terminal.
Odometer Entry/Reasonable Odometer
Description This feature uses the manual entry check digit encoded on the card to determine
whether the user is prompted to enter an odometer reading at the Series 1000
keypad. This feature can also be ordered to prompt for hours for users
measuring fuel consumption via an hour meter. See the Hours option under
Optional System Features.
The FleetKey system also provides a reasonability check for odometers entered.
If you use this feature, you must include a reasonableness check digit on your
key. The check digit (0-2) determines what action is to be taken on the entered
odometer. 0 allows any odometer entry; 1 checks for reasonability, prompts for
retries, and allows fuelings; 2 requires reasonability, denies fueling if odometer is
invalid.