Gasboy SERIES 1000, Operation Manual

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GASBOY Series 1000
1-2 05/29/03
SYSTEM FEATURES
Using a data terminal, or computer with interface, connected to one of two communications ports,
you can issue commands and retrieve information from the Series 1000.
Standard Features
The standard features of this system include:
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24-hour, unattended, controlled access to your fuel dispensing equipment.
● Standard Series 1000 simultaneously controls two hose outlets and can be expanded in two
hose increments to control up to eight. Supports pulsing rates of dollar (one penny per
pulse); or quantity (1, 10, 100, 250, 500, or 1000 pulses per unit of product). The pulse rate
selection switch is located in an area sealable by weights and measures for retail
applications.
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Visual prompting messages displayed on an eye-level 20-character liquid crystal display
(LCD) to guide the user through the fueling sequence.
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Access to the system restricted individually by card number or, optionally, by an additional 4-
digit field. CFN systems users are restricted via a 7-digit card number and no additional
fields.
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Controlled access to product type, using nine loadable authorization codes, card encoded.
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Limits on amount of fuel dispensed in a transaction, using 10 loadable limit codes, card
encoded.
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Automatic, immediate, transaction printing for hard copy backup or audit trail. Printing
includes: transaction number, date, time, card number, identification field #1 (e.g., employee
number), identification field #2 (e.g., vehicle number), pump used, fuel type and quantity
dispensed, price data (unit and total, if configured), odometer reading, and a transaction
status message.
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Automatic recording and storage of all transactions in system memory for later recall.
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Transaction printing in a variety of formats to meet your information requirements.
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Printing and storage of pricing data. Available options depend on pulser type. With dollar
pulsers, the system can print unit price only or both unit and total price. With quantity pulsers,
the system can print only unit and total price.
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Two asynchronous ports (both configurable to RS-232 or RS-422) for terminal and/or
computer communications.
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For additional report processing, the ability to interface with communications and report
software for IBM, and compatible, personal computers. Software is extra.
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A perpetual fuel inventory, maintained for up to eight tanks. Inventory adjustments are
automatically made with each transaction and can be adjusted at the data terminal to ensure
maximum inventory accuracy.
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Maintains up to eight resettable pump totalizers.