NOTE:
A Keypad Tone Duration set to a value greater than 90 milliseconds is not
recommended. This will cause keypad de-synchronization (pressing keys in succession will
result in a delayed tone playback).
7.1.5 System Network Number Menu
The
System Network Number Menu
allows the user to set a number to identify your network.
NOTE:
The default system network ID is 0000; the magnetic or proximity test card provided
with your system is also default network ID 0000. Once the system has been tested, the
installer should set the network ID to match the network ID coded on the cards that will be used
with the system.
Press ‘5’ “ENTER” to access the
System Network Number Menu
. There is one option within the
Network ID Menu
:
1. Network ID
Network ID
: The Network ID is a security feature, and is also programmed on to each of the proprietary
magnetic or proximity cards associated with the system. If the
Network ID
on the card does not match the
Network ID
in the system, fueling will not be allowed.
To set a
Network ID
number, type in the four-digit number that corresponds with the numbers encoded on
the cards, then press “Enter.”
NOTE:
If your Network ID is unknown, use the Test Reader option (see 7.2.3 Reader Menu)
to determine the first four digits encoded on your cards.
The network ID for proximity cards is restricted to a range of 0000-0255.
7.1.6 Petro-Net
™
Setup Menu
Petro-Net
™
setup is not available for the PV100
®
. Choosing this menu item will display the message “Petro-
Net Setup is not available for the PV100
®
."
7.1.7 Miscellaneous Menu
The
Miscellaneous Men
u consists of miscellaneous tests and various restore options for the PV100
®
.
Select the keyboard number that corresponds with the desired menu item number.
1. Lights Test
2. DIP Switch Test
3. RAM Test
4. USB Test
5. PCM Loopback Test
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