Gasboy FHO Pods - Manual (Page 8)

1.3. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
1.3.1. Main Features
The operation is very simple: to start the tag acquiring process, the user waves the tag in front of the
unit. After the tag is recognized and validated, it is associated to driver/vehicle from the FHO
screens.
The HID Pod is based on advanced technology, implemented by two microcomputer subsystems:
one for handling the secure communication protocol with the tag and the other for communication
with the HO PC.
1.3.2. Supported Cards/Tags
HID readers supplied can support the following tags:
 HID tags and cards
 HID Indala tags and cards.
The contactless tag is used as a fueling tag at the gas station. When the tag is presented next to the
HID Reader, it reads the tag data and transmits it to the Station Controller in the gas station. Upon
verification and approval, the Station Controller activates and releases the pump valve, so fuel can
be dispensed to the vehicle.
1.3.3. Power Supply
The HID Pod requires 12 - 24 VDC. / 0.5 A power input, supplied by the provided PS.
1.4. SPECIFICATIONS
Table 1-2 lists the specifications for the HID Pod units.
Table 1-2. HID Pod Specifications
Scope Specifications
User Interface
 Dual-LED green and red indicators
 Buzzer
Communication
Interface LAN
Card Reader
 HID Reader
 HID Indala Reader
Physical (Including
HID reader) Height: 4.45"
Width: 8.74"
Depth: 6.02"
Weight: 2.862 lb
Power
Operating voltage - –12-24 V DC.
Operating current - 0.2A
Environmental
Operating temperature: 0°C - +40°C
(32 °F – 158 °F)
Storage temperature: -10°C - +70°C
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