Bennett HIGH FLOW H35, Instruction Manual

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Programming
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SUGGESTED SETUP SEQUENCE
To program the dispenser’s memory for the first time or following a RAM memory clear follow the menu codes in order as they
are listed in the Initial Setup sequence below. Each menu code can be programmed individually. However, in order for the
dispenser to operate properly, the initial setup programming sequence
must be followed . If not, the dispenser may not operate
properly because of default settings, or no data programmed. Make sure the initial setup of the menu codes is programmed
before testing any dispenser operations. Failure to do so may lead to difficulty getting the dispenser to operate properly. See
Initial Setup Sequence below.
Note : The menu codes are listed in numerical order in this manual.
Menu Code Initial Setup
Menu
Code
Remaining Dispenser Setup
3 Managers Access Code 5 Meter Value – Mass amount for each
meter
7 Pump Type 6 Programming selections viewer / editor
8 Decimal Location – For other than U.S. standard 12 Last Sale Timeout / Idle TImer
4 Pricing – for each hose and one or two tier
pricing
13 Beeper Tone – Options for sound
9 No Flow Time Out 14 Price Display – Control Operation
11 Mass Allocation for a sale at a pump 15 Fleet System – Interface Compatibility
21 Stand Alone or Console Mode 18 Money Totals – Calculation Method
22 Dispenser Address / PLC Address / PLC Low
Address 26 Resettable Shift Totals
NOTE: Menu Code 2 through 00 are presented in numerical order on the following pages.
CONNECTING A MANAGER’S KEYPAD FOR DISPENSER PROGRAMMING
NOTE: All nozzles must be hung up in their boots prior to programming. If any nozzle from either side of the dispenser
is lifted, access to Menu Code will be restricted.
NOTE: The electrical enclosure must stay pressurized at all times. Once the door is opened, a pressure switch will force
the power to be removed from the electronics, leaving it impossible to program with the door opened. As soon as the
keypad is plugged into the product select/auxiliary backlight board, the door must be closed immediately. Make sure
that the manager’s keypad is draped over the door and accessible from outside the dispenser when closing and locking
the door.
Programming is done from the manager’s keypad located inside the electronics compartment behind the side 1 electronics door.
Note: The keypad must be plugged into Side 1 of the Dispenser.
TO ENABLE THE DISPENSER FOR PROGRAMMING, FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE:
1. Remove the keyboard from the zip plastic bag located on the inside of the electronic
enclosure.
2. Locate the J4 connector on the (blue) product select/auxiliary backlight board,
which is located on the backside of side 1 electronic door. The plug connector (J4
Connector) is located on the right side of the product select/auxiliary backlight
board.
3. Plug the manager’s keyboard into the product select/auxiliary backlight board
connector observing the plug polarity. When the Manager’s Keypad is properly
connected, the dispenser will automatically enter the managers programming
mode.
The dispenser’s display will read Enter side 1 .
4. Press the Enter button to enter Manager’s Mode. Programming can now be started,
and each menu code can be programmed individually.
5. Buttons 0 through 9 on the manager’s keypad shown in Figure 4.1 are used to select Figure 4.1 – Manager’s Keypad