Gasboy CFN Series SCII Start-Up Manual - Manual (Page 90)

CFN Series System
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BEFORE USING FUEL POINT
Before using Fuel Point, verify that:
1. Vehicle Modules are installed in accordance with the Fuel Point Vehicle Module Installation
Manual, C35699.
2. Vehicle Modules are programmed as explained in the Vehicle Module Programming Manual
C35629.
3. The necessary site controller configurations have been made to FUELPT.BIN and
SYS_PAR.BIN, using the CFN III Configuration Manual for Windows NT C09326. The
configurations to FUELPT.BIN must match the factory-configuration of the vehicle module
programmer. If you do not know how your programmer is configured, call GASBOY Technical
Services for assistance.
FUEL POINT SETUP FOR GROUND LOOP FUELING
1. This setup must be performed before the system can accept any transactions originating from
the ground loop antenna. This routine only needs to be performed once for each Fuel Point
Reader (FPR), regardless of the number of pumps assigned to the FPR or the number of
vehicles equipped with a Vehicle Module (VM).
2. At the site controller, go to the Individual Parameters menu of the FUELPT.BIN program.
Reconfigure one of the ring channels on each FPR to be type “P” (pump).
3. Position a vehicle over the ground loop antenna. At the VM, disconnect the T-Ring wires from
the GATE connector and move them to the T-RING connector. Pump some quantity then
hang up the hose. Verify that a transaction was recorded showing the correct VM data.
Repeat for each FPR.
4. At the VM, move the T-Ring wires from the GATE connector back to the T-RING connector.
5. At the site controller, go to the Individual Parameters menu of the FUELPT.BIN program.
Reconfigure the ring channels back to type “L” (ground loop).
FUEL POINT - PUMP ACTIVATION TEST
1. Take a hose from the pump and turn on the pump handle. The pump should not reset. Turn
the pump handle off again.
2. Verify that a vehicle has been properly equipped with a programmed Fuel Point Vehicle
Module (VM) and antenna. If equipped with the EID option, touch a valid EID to the EID
Reader and verify that the green lamp on the Reader is lit.
3. If this fueling position is not equipped with a ground loop antenna, skip this step. Position the
vehicle over the ground loop antenna. The pump should be authorized. Turn the pump
handle on and begin fueling. Skip to step 4.
4. If this fueling position is equipped with a nozzle antenna ring, turn the pump on and insert the
nozzle into the vehicle. Within a few seconds, the pump should be activated and fueling can
begin.