Gasboy FMS KE200 - Manual (Page 19)

MDE-4465A KE200 Key Encoder/Maintenance Terminal Operation Manual · October 2007 Page 13
Before Proceeding System Overview
Before Proceeding
You can begin to set up the KE200 for operation, if you have a general understanding of how
the system works.
When you first use the system, you will have to perform setup functions to define your system
attributes, configure the maintenance table, set your units and date format, and run any
diagnostics that are required. The procedure for setting up the KE200 differs depending on
whether you are using the keypad or a data terminal.
With the keypad, you must progress through a series of displayed menus and fill in the data for
each. With the terminal, you can run a “SETUP” routine that automatically prompts you for
the data necessary to run your system, or you can execute commands individually.
The section “KE200 Setup - Standalone” on page 15 describes setting up the system using the
Standalone KE200. The section “KE200 Setup - Terminal” on page 35 describes setting up the
system using the data terminal.
Once your system is set up, you must encode your keys, based on your system layout and use
some of the values you entered in Setup mode. Once your keys are initially encoded, you will
have to access Encode mode infrequently, when you need to add additional keys, or change
data on a key. The section
“Encoding Keys” on page 63 contains general information on key
encoding and encoding procedures for both the standalone KE200 and the data terminal.
Finally, you will have to record Performed Maintenance as scheduled. The section
“Performing Maintenance” on page 77 describes viewing maintenance information on the key
and performing maintenance.