OPW M00-051.00 FSC3000, Руководство по настройке через командную строку

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When a specific account/fleet number is entered, you will be prompted to enter a name associated with that
customer. If a constant record is created, the name field will be populated with the network's name as shown
in the list.
EFS: Enter ACCOUNT/BRANCH NAME:
FleetOne & Quick Fuel: Enter ACCOUNT NAME:
All others: Enter CUSTOMER NAME:
For networks that allow a prompt sequence to be configured, here you enter the required string of characters
to define the prompting sequence. See
"Additional Prompts" on page 67
for the list of available letters to
enter (max 9) and prompts associated with them.
Along with these letters, three (3) special characters can be entered into the string sequence. These are: ‘$’,
“*’ (asterisk) and ‘#’.
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‘$’ can be used to prompt the driver for a max dollar limit they wish to fuel
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‘*’ tells the FSC to begin the connection process to the host. This is used to synchronize the host
connection process with the Driver's entry of prompt data to reduce the amount of time the “Processing
Please Wait” message is displayed at the terminal while the host pre-authorization takes place (use of
the asterisk is more important when modems are used for making host connections).
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The ‘#’ character tells the system to prompt for the pump #. If not added, the FSC will add this to the
end of the string.
Enter Prompt Sequence:
Next, enter a main number to dial when connecting to the network, and then the backup number to use when
the primary number is busy or fails.
IMPORTANT:
A primary number must be configured or the FSC will decline the card with a
message of “Not a Network Card” being displayed at the terminal:
Enter PRIMARY #:
Enter SECONDARY #:
The next step is to configure the fueling limits available for this account/network. These limits allow you, as
the site owner, to set the maximum amount of fuel any network can authorize for a single transaction. These
settings, along with the absolute max quantity defined for a dispenser, give you the control necessary to
regulate the amounts of fuel taken.
Depending on the network being configured, different entries will be presented based on the processing
rules in place. Other than the network specific setup defined below the standard prompts are:
Enter MAX ONLINE Qty (0=Local):
See
"(0=Local)" on page 142
for information on (0=Local)
Enter MAX OFFLINE Qty:
Limit by (D)ollar or (Q)ty:
Enter Dollar Limit (no cents): $
Doc. No.: M00-051.00 Rev.: 10
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