PART-2. Access the functions as described. Accessing functions. To change the accessing password,...

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Access the functions as described . Accessing functions. To change the accessing password, follow thesteps below. Use the NEXT key to select:33.01 station manager password (max. 6 digits)33.02 operator password (max. 6 digits)33.03 W&M password (max. 6 digits)

Press ENTER again. The display shows:

Type 33, then press ENTER. The display shows:

PASS WORD CHANGING

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This statistics is showed on 3 screen pages.Example: To access information of Meter 5, historical 2, statistic S30.52 has to be read.

Calibration FactorCalibration event counter(read number 5 of historical)

Totalizers1027.456 litres

HH.MM = 1225Time in the following format:YY.MM.DD = 071028

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Once the password you want to change has been selected, press #. The amount display goes

blank.

When you begin typing the new password, dashes appear on the amount display instead of the regularentries:

Press ENTER: the system prompts you to enter the new password again.

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Type the new password. The display shows:

Press ENTER: if the password has been entered correctly, both dashes and PASS start flashing.

Press ENTER again to confirm. Dashes begin flashing and the display shows:

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UNIT PRICE CHANGE LOG

The computer logs all Unit Price change events and stores the last 10 changes.This statistic is represented in the format S30.XX, where XX is the log number (from 1 thru 9) of theunit price changeThis statistics is showed on 3 screen pages as showed below.Example: To access information of Log Unit Price Change 02, statistic S30.02 has to be read.

New Unit PriceOld Unit PriceStatistic Number and Log

Time in format HH.MMDate in Format MM.DD.YYStatistic Number and Log

Counter Change NumberMM -> mode (credit or cash)NN -> nozzle numberSS -> side of unit price changedStatistic Number and Log

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Calibration Factor Change log

Calibration Factor Change log – S35 and S36The iGEM computer logs all calibration factor change events and stores the last 10 changes per

meter.This statistic is represented in the format S35.MH, where M is the meter number (from 1 thru 9).

Calibration factor changes of meters 10 to 12 are stored on statistic S36 (S36.MH), where M is the meter number (from 0 thru 2). H is the number of calibration history (from 1 thru 5) that is to be read.Below is a description as how to identify side and nozzle of a Pump to be able to identify de metercorrectly the read the calibration factor change log statistic.

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EVENT LOGS

Additional statistics were implemented to achieve the customer requirements.The event logs are accessed by pressing the “Clear” button on the remote control when the pump is inidle state. The pump enters in Weights & Measures mode and the events data can be read on thedisplay. By pressing the “Next” button on the remote control a new event type is showed on thedisplay.The event type is showed on the Unit Price display according to the following messages• Unit = Volume metering unit changes• Blend = Blend ratio changes• PC = Program changes (new functionality)• FC = Function parameter changes (new functionality)• An to Bn = Totalizers on side A and B, where n indicates the nozzle number.When showing an event type by pressing the “Enter” button event details are showed on the display.Pressing “Next” button the previous event details is showed.Pressing “Enter” the next event type is showed.

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Program (Software Version) Change log

The iGEM computer logs all software version change events and stores the last 20 changes.The event type message has the following format:

Last event date and time in the following format:YY.MM.DD = 080730HH.MM = 1225NN = Event counter

This event details is showed on 2 screen pages.

Program change date and time:YY.MM.DD = 080730HH.MM = 1225NN = Event number

Software version and subversionVersion = 0010Subversion = 08Program release date:YY.MM.DD. = 080728NN = Event number

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Function Parameter Change log

The iGEM computer logs all function parameters change events and stores the last 50 changes.The event type message has the following format:

Last event date and time in the following format:(i.e. 073008 – MM.DD.YY)(i.e. 1225 – HH.MM)

This event details is showed on 3 screen pages.

New Function ParameterFunction = 06Sub function = 00New Parameter: 2NN = Event number

Old Function ParameterFunction = 06Sub function = 00Old Parameter: 0NN = Event number

Function parameter change date and time:MM.DD.YY = 073008HH.MM = 1225NN = Event number

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Printing a Receipt

The pump is equipped with one or two printers per side, depending on the model.After a sale, if desired, a transaction receipt should be printed by pressing the receipt button (“”) onthe corresponding side.

By default (F46.08), the pump display will show a message asking the operator to enter the car license.When in Receipt mode the “ ” button is used to correct the entered data or cancel the operation.Entering the data and pressing the “ ” button the receipt will be printed while the pump display showsthe “print” message.It is also possible to issue a receipt copy by pressing the receipt button again. So the “COPY” messageis printed on the receipt (F46.01).

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Printing a Report

Some of the new events and statistics can be printed as a report.When pressing the report button the following screen is showed:

Pressing the report is cancelled and the pump side returns to Idle mode.