Gasboy 1000 Series FMS Operation Manual - Manual (Page 196)

GASBOY Series 1000
23-4 05/29/03
CHANGES IN STANDARD COMMANDS
All operator commands are the same except for the SC and PS commands. You use the SC
command to load the receipt heading and trailing messages. Heading lines are those printed
before the body of the receipt and trailing lines are those printed after the body of the receipt.
There are four heading lines and two trailing lines of up to 30 characters each (See the example
and sample text below).
For any of the heading and trailing prompts, you can enter text or press RETURN to leave the line
unchanged. The system prompts you for the next line.
If you do not want to load the heading or trailing lines allowed, type the caret character (^) as the
first character of the line and press RETURN. If you were entering heading lines, the system
prompts you for trailing lines. If you were entering trailing lines it prompts you with NUMBER OF
PUMPS.
When all desired heading and trailing lines are loaded, you may continue entering system
configuration data or press CTRL C to exit. The
* prompt reappears.
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