Gasboy Fuel Point Ground Antenna - Manual (Page 11)

MDE-4530 Fuel Point Ground Antenna Installation Instructions · November 2005 Page 7
Required Components Component Overview
2 – Component Overview
Required Components
System components vary depending upon the type of installation you are establishing:
Fueling With a Ground Antenna
The following system components are required for fueling with a Fuel Point ground antenna:
• A CFN system configured for ground loop communications
• FPR
• Fuel island ground antenna and vehicle with VM and G-Ring
Gate Feature Using a Ground Antenna
The following system components are required for the Fuel Point ground antenna gate feature:
• A dedicated CFN system with Gate Relay Control PCB or using the fuel island reader and
a relay in a PCU dedicated to opening a gate
~OR~
A Fleetkey system as a dedicated gate reader, programmed for gate
• FPR
• Gate Opening Ground Antenna and Vehicle with VM and G-Ring
The additional system components required for the operation of the Fuel Point as both a
fueling and a gate system are listed below.
Additional Fuel Point Gate Site Components
• Ground Antenna Kit (C07362) consisting of 6 inches molded antenna, lead-in cable and
connectors. You need one antenna per hose location. The antenna kit is installed using one
of the following optional components:
Figure 2-1 Ground Antenna Kit
• For Flush-Mount J-Box application, use Flush Mount Antenna Kit (C09822). This is
normally used at new sites where major reconstruction is anticipated to the pavement. The
antenna can be installed or poured in place and conduit run to the FPR location. Kit
includes a 6 inches x 8 inches x 6 inches deep composite plastic weather-tight enclosure.
Ground antenna enclosure cannot be constructed of metal. Designed for use in driveways,
parking lots, and other off-road applications which may be subject to occasional non-
deliberate heavy vehicles. Enclosure is furnished complete with stainless cover mounting
hardware that provides access to the antenna and is rated for light traffic use.