Gasboy 1000 Series FMS Operation Manual - Manual (Page 34)

GASBOY Series 1000
5-2 05/29/03
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS
System configuration requests the following:
● Site number
Four numeric digits that identify your site number. This number appears at the beginning of
each transaction listing and as the first four digits when you print compacted transactions.
● Idle message
One to 20 character message that alternates with the ENTER CARD prompt when the Series
1000 is not in use.
● Number of pumps
One digit (1 to 8) indicating the number of pumps served by the Series 1000.
● Number of pulses per liter
The Series 1000 can handle pulse rates of dollar (one penny per pulse); or quantity (1:1,
10:1, 100:1, 250:1, 500:1, and 1000:1 ratios). You must enter a pulse rate for each pump as
they may differ.
● Number of tanks
One digit (1 to 8) indicating the number of tanks served by the Series 1000.
● Price Data Format
Sets an option by which price data is included for your pumps and transactions. The type of
price data you can obtain depends upon how your unit is pulsing (a value you set in the
Number of Pulses Per Liter parameter).
If you are pulsing by dollar (penny pulse), you can select any of the options. 0 gives you no
pricing data; 1 gives you unit price only; 2 gives you unit and total price.
NOTE: Selecting
1 to store unit price as part of the transaction is recommended even if
you do not wish to have full price data. See the LP command for more on unit
price selection.
If you are pulsing by quantity, you can select 0 for no pricing data or 2 for unit and total price.
The setting you choose for this parameter affects the performance of these commands: LP,
PP, PC, PH, PT, ST, SS. See the descriptions for these commands to see how the output is
affected.
● System identification
Four digits that identify your system. This number is unique to your system, assigned at the
factory, and is encoded onto your access cards. It guards against users of other systems
accessing your system.
For GASBOY "A" System optical cards, the system ID may be 1- to 6-digits.
● Number of zero quantity transactions for automatic pump disable
A number (1-99) to indicate the number of consecutive zero quantity transactions (no fuel
dispensed) that must occur to disable the pump. Usually configured to 3 or 5. See the DP
command for more details.