Gasboy 1000 Series Technical Reference Manual - Manual (Page 49)

Card Systems
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Change
Password
To change the super user password, sign on as GASBOY and use the LS
command to change the password. Use the EX (exit) command to exit command
mode. You are now in standard user mode. To change the standard user
password, sign on as GASBOY and use the LS command to change the
password.
Pump Switch Timer
Description The Pump Switch Timer option allows you to prevent fueling at a pump when the
handle has been left on from a previous transaction.
In a normal transaction when you request a pump, the pump is activated, the user
turns on the pump handle and fueling begins. Occasionally, the pump handle
may have been left on from a previous transaction. When a new transaction is
initiated, the pump cannot reset and, if pumping is allowed, the quantity shown at
the pump includes the previous transaction quantity.
With the pump switch timer option, the handle is checked at the beginning of each
transaction. If it is found to be on, a TURN OFF PUMP HANDLE message
appears and the transaction is terminated. A transaction is generated with the
message PMP SW ERROR. The user must turn off the pump handle and begin a
new transaction in order to fuel.
Reasonable Odometer/Hours Check Only
Description The Reasonable Odometer/Hours option provides an odometer or hours validity
check for a set number of your vehicles (*NOTE: Hours-per-gallon is used when
user equipment is monitored with an hour meter instead of an odometer). The
exact number of vehicles supported is chosen at the time of order. When
specifying the number of vehicles, the user should consider any plans for
expansion of the vehicle fleet in the future. The Reasonable Odometer option is
similar to the MPG/HPG option without the MPG/HPG features.
Vehicle File A vehicle file is provided and the user loads data into a vehicle record for each
vehicle to use reasonable odometer/hours. Each record contains three fields:
•
VEH 3- to 6-digit vehicle number
•
ODOM/HOURS up to 6-digit odometer/hours entry
•
STAT a special code indicating reasonable odometer/hours
comments
Sequence
When the system detects an odometer/hours entry, the vehicle number is
checked to see if it is in the vehicle file. If it is, the odometer/hours entry is
checked against the last odometer/hours reading entered. The system also
considers the maximum miles/hours between fuelings value (LM command). If
the odometer/hours entry is out of range, the system prompts for another entry.
See the Operation Manual for a description of reasonable odometer/hours
processing.