FORM 4406 Version 3.

2
November 1992
 HISTORY MANUAL

Date of issue for original version and subsequent versions:

Version 1.0...........July 1989 ...................Software Version N/A

Version 2.0...........April 1990......................Software Version N/A
Version 3.0...........June 1990.....................Software Version FS.02.01.OP
Version 3.1 ..........November 1990............Software Version FS.03.00.08
Version 3.2...........November 1992............Software Version FS.04.01.00

Latest version pages supersede previous version(s)

HISTORY MANUAL 2
CONTENTS viii
( EMERGENCY POWER CUTOFF ) 7
DISCLOSURE NOTICE 8
IMPORTANT 8
I'm FCC WARNING !!! 8
DISCLAIMER 8
A DANGER vi
TAIWAN DISPENSER FEATURES vii
MODE 04 vii
DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL (PAGE 4-8) vii
NOTE: 11
Section 1 ■ INTRODUCTION 1
SCOPE 1
RELATED DOCUMENTS 1
SYSTEM OVERVIEW 2
DISPENSER IDENTIFICATION 3
Section 2 - PROGRAMMING: GENERAL OPERATION 1
KEYSWITCH 2
The standard keyswitch 2
The optional keyswitch 2
TO ENTER MANAGER MODE: 3
TO MOVE FROM ONE MODE TO THE NEXT: 3
TO SET OR DISPLAY INFORMATION/DATA: 3
Section 3 - START-UP DISPENSER 1
PROCEDURE TO SET DIP SWITCH ON COMPUTER BOARD 2
In order to program, the keyswitch must remain in the Manager Mode position. 6
Section 4 - PROGRAMMING THE 262A DISPENSER 1
All other Modes can be left at their default values or set to the specific location criteria. 1
MANAGER MODE LISTING 2
MODE 01 ENTER LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE Mode 01 allows the user to: 30
On Entry to Mode 01: 30
MODE 02DISPLAY NUMBER OF NONZERO SALES ANDSET OR DISPLAY SETTING
SPEED 6
Mode 02 allows the user to: 6
On Entry to Mode 02: 6
To Exit Mode: 6
MODE 03DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL 33
Mode 03 allows the user to: 33
On Entry to Mode 03: 33
TO VIEW TOTAL CASH SALES FOR SIDE B: 33
To Exit Mode: 33
MODE 04DISPLAY VOLUME IN GASH RUNNING TOTAL 8
Mode 04 allows the user to: 8
On Entry to Mode 04: 8
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B: 8
To Exit Mode: 8
MODE 05DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL. 9
Mode 05 allows the user to: 9
On Entry to Mode 05: 9
TO VIEW TOTAL CREDIT SALES FOR SIDE B: 9
To Exit Mode: 9
MODE 06DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL 10
Mode 06 allows the user to: 10
On Entry to Mode 06: 10
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B: 10
To Exit Mode: 10
MODE 07DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL 10
Mode 07 allows the user to: 10
On Entry to Mode 07: 10
TO VIEW CASH TOTALS FOR SIDE B: 11
To Exit Mode: 11
MODE 08DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL 12
Mode 08 allows the user to: 12
On Entry to Mode 08: 12
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B: 12
To Exit Mode: 12
MODE 09DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL 39
 Mode 09 allows the user to: 39
On Entry to Mode 09: 39
TO VIEW CREDIT TOTALS FOR SIDE B: 39
To Exit Mode: 39
MODE 10DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL 14
Mode 10 allows the user to: 14
On Entry to Mode 10: 14
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B: 14
To Exit Mode: 14
MODE 11DISPLAY COMMUNICATIONS DIAGNOSTIC AND WATCHDOG RESET
COUNTER 15
Mode 11 allows the user to: 15
On Entry to Mode 11: 15
To Exit Mode: 15
MODE 12CHANGE SHIFT AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF SHIFT CHANGES 42
Mode 12 allows the user to: 42
On Entry to Mode 12: 42
To Exit Mode: 42
if set for separate programming 17
MODE 13ENTER LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF LEVEL 2 DATA
CHANGES 44
Mode 13 allows the user to: 44
On Entry to Mode 13: 44
Jo Exit Mode: 44
MODE 14SET LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE 20
Mode 14 allows the user to: 20
On Entry to Mode 14: 20
To Exit Mode: 20
MODE 15SET LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE 21
Mode 15 allows the user to: 21
On Entry to Mode 15: 21
To Exit Mode: 21
MODE 16 SET PRICES; DISPLAY PULSES/UNIT VOLUME 22
Mode 16 allows the user to: 22
On Entry to Mode 16: 22
PRODUCT PRICES 22
TO SET THE PRICE(S) FOR SIDE A 49
TO SET PRICE(S) FOR SIDE B 49
TO PROGRAM SIDES A AND B AT THE SAME TIME 49
MODE 17 SET OR DISPLAY MAXIMUM DELIVERY 24
Mode 17 allows the user to: 24
 On Entry to Mode 17: 24
TO SET MAXIMUM DELIVERY 24
default = 500,000 (gallons or liters depending on CPU DIP switch setting) valid entry = 000,000 -
999,900 24
To Exit Mode: 24
MODE 18 SET OR DISPLAY SLOW FLOW OFFSET 51
On Entry to Mode 18: 51
To Exit Mode: 51
MODE 19 SET OR DISPLAY DISPENSER FUNCTION CODE 26
Mode 19 allows the user to: 26
On Entry to Mode 19: 26
TO SET FUNCTION CODE default = 3 valid entry = 0-3 26
TO EXIT MODE: 26
MODE 20RESET RUNNING TOTALS 53
On Entry to Mode 20: 53
To Exit Mode: 53
TO RESET RUNNING TOTALS 54
if set for separate programming 54
After Totals are reset: 54
IMODE20 54
MODE 21 55
SET OR DISPLAY LIMITS FOR DISPENSER ERRORS AND BAD SALES 55
Mode 21 allows the user to: 55
On Entry to Mode 21: 55
To Exit Mode: 55
MODE 22 SET OR DISPLAY DECIMAL POINT LOCATIONS Mode 22 allows the user to: 31
On Entry to Mode 22: 31
To Exit Mode: 31
Mode 23 allows the user to: 58
On Entry to Mode 23: 58
To Exit Mode: 58
MODE 24SET OR DISPLAY THE DISPENSER PRESET, ADDITIVE PRESETS AND PRESET
AMOUNTS 35
Mode 24 allows the user to: 35
On Entry to Mode 24: 35
To Exit Mode: 35
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON NUMBER (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry = 1-5
preset buttons read left to right (1 left, 5 right) 63
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON TYPE (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry: 1=money
preset; 2=volume preset; F=Fill button; S=Stop Button 63
TO SET PRESET AMOUNT (blank if presets are not allowed OR if preset button type is set at
F=FILL or S=STOP) 63
 default = $1 (button 1); $5(button 2); $10(button 3); $20(button 4); FILL(button 5) 63
valid entry: 0000 - 9999 for dollars (example: 0012 = $12.00) 63
MODE 24~ 63
MODE 25SET OR DISPLAY LEAK DETECTOR DELAY, BATTERY BACKUP TIMEAND
PRICE CHANGE MODE 64
To Exit Mode: 64
default = 0 64
MODE 26SET OR DISPLAY HOSE FUEL BLENDS 65
NOTE: THIS OPTION IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE 262A DISPENSER. 65
To Exit Mode: 65
MODE 27NO PRESS TIME-OUT, SET/DISPLAY 40
Mode 27 allows the user to: 40
On Entry to Mode 27: 40
TO SET THE NO PULSE TIME-OUT default = 00 = no time-out valid entry = 00 - 99 seconds 40
To Exit Mode: 40
MODE 28 40
MODE 98EXECUTE BUTTON AND DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS 68
Mode 98 allows the user to: 68
On Entry to Mode 99: 68
To Run the Diagnostics: 68
To Exit Mode: 68
MODE 99DISPLAY SOFTWARE DATE CODE AND CRC CODE DIAGNOSTIC
TESTRESULTS 43
Mode 99 allows the user to: 43
On entry to Mode 99: 43
To Exit Mode: 43
Section 5 - OPERATING THE 262A DISPENSER 1
Dispenser set-up must be completed before dispensing operations can begin. Dispenser set-up is
explained in Section 3 - System Start-Up, 1
DISPENSER FEATURES 4
CONSOLE OPERATION 5
Sale Authorization 5
Console Approval 5
Product Prices and Price Changes from Console to Dispenser 6
Dispenser/Console Conflicts 6
PRESET SALES 7
The sale can begin when: 7
for preset prepay 8
and the preset amount is greater than the amount currently dispensed; 8
and the preset amount is less than the amount currently dispensed; 8
tor preset postpay 8
 Additive Presets 8
and the amount dispensed is less than the selected dollar amount of the preset button; 9
and the amount dispensed is greater than the amount on the preset button; 9
DISPENSER ERRORS 10
Section 6 - GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS 81
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PROGRAMMING OPERATING MANUAL

FOR

262A DISPENSER

TOKHEIM CORPORATION FORM 4406 - Version 3.2

November 1992
CONTENTS

Section 1 • INTRODUCTION......................................................................................... 1-1 to 1-3

 Important Warning Notes.................................................................................... 1-1 to 1-2
HISTORY MANUAL..................................................................................................................................2
CONTENTS..........................................................................................................................................viii
( EMERGENCY POWER CUTOFF ).....................................................................................................7
DISCLOSURE NOTICE..........................................................................................................................8
IMPORTANT...........................................................................................................................................8
I'm FCC WARNING !!!...........................................................................................................................8
DISCLAIMER..........................................................................................................................................8
A DANGER....................................................................................................................................................vi
TAIWAN DISPENSER FEATURES................................................................................................vii
MODE 04...........................................................................................................................................vii
DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL (PAGE 4-8)..................................................vii
NOTE:....................................................................................................................................................11
Section 1 ■ INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................1
SCOPE..................................................................................................................................................1
RELATED DOCUMENTS..................................................................................................................1
SYSTEM OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................2
DISPENSER IDENTIFICATION........................................................................................................3
Section 2 - PROGRAMMING: GENERAL OPERATION.....................................................................1
KEYSWITCH..........................................................................................................................................2
The standard keyswitch............................................................................................................................2
The optional keyswitch............................................................................................................................2
TO ENTER MANAGER MODE:........................................................................................................3
TO MOVE FROM ONE MODE TO THE NEXT:..............................................................................3
TO SET OR DISPLAY INFORMATION/DATA:..............................................................................3
Section 3 - START-UP DISPENSER......................................................................................................1
PROCEDURE TO SET DIP SWITCH ON COMPUTER BOARD....................................................2
In order to program, the keyswitch must remain in the Manager Mode position...................................6
Section 4 - PROGRAMMING THE 262A DISPENSER........................................................................1
All other Modes can be left at their default values or set to the specific location criteria....................1
MANAGER MODE LISTING.............................................................................................................2
MODE 01 ENTER LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE Mode 01 allows the user to:..........................30
On Entry to Mode 01:.........................................................................................................................30
MODE 02DISPLAY NUMBER OF NONZERO SALES ANDSET OR DISPLAY SETTING
SPEED......................................................................................................................................................6
Mode 02 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................6
On Entry to Mode 02:...........................................................................................................................6
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................6
MODE 03DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL...........................................................33
Mode 03 allows the user to:................................................................................................................33
On Entry to Mode 03:.........................................................................................................................33
 TO VIEW TOTAL CASH SALES FOR SIDE B:.............................................................................33
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................33
MODE 04DISPLAY VOLUME IN GASH RUNNING TOTAL...........................................................8
Mode 04 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................8
On Entry to Mode 04:...........................................................................................................................8
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:....................................................................................................8
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................8
MODE 05DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL.........................................................9
Mode 05 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................9
On Entry to Mode 05:...........................................................................................................................9
TO VIEW TOTAL CREDIT SALES FOR SIDE B:...........................................................................9
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................9
MODE 06DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL.....................................................10
Mode 06 allows the user to:................................................................................................................10
On Entry to Mode 06:.........................................................................................................................10
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................10
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................10
MODE 07DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL...................................................................10
Mode 07 allows the user to:................................................................................................................10
On Entry to Mode 07:.........................................................................................................................10
TO VIEW CASH TOTALS FOR SIDE B:........................................................................................11
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................11
MODE 08DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL................................................................12
Mode 08 allows the user to:................................................................................................................12
On Entry to Mode 08:.........................................................................................................................12
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................12
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................12
MODE 09DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL...............................................................39
Mode 09 allows the user to:................................................................................................................39
On Entry to Mode 09:.........................................................................................................................39
TO VIEW CREDIT TOTALS FOR SIDE B:....................................................................................39
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................39
MODE 10DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL............................................................14
Mode 10 allows the user to:................................................................................................................14
On Entry to Mode 10:.........................................................................................................................14
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................14
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................14
MODE 11DISPLAY COMMUNICATIONS DIAGNOSTIC AND WATCHDOG RESET
COUNTER.............................................................................................................................................15
Mode 11 allows the user to:................................................................................................................15
On Entry to Mode 11:.........................................................................................................................15
 To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................15
MODE 12CHANGE SHIFT AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF SHIFT CHANGES..............................42
Mode 12 allows the user to:................................................................................................................42
On Entry to Mode 12:.........................................................................................................................42
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................42
if set for separate programming..........................................................................................................17
MODE 13ENTER LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF LEVEL 2 DATA
CHANGES.............................................................................................................................................44
Mode 13 allows the user to:................................................................................................................44
On Entry to Mode 13:.........................................................................................................................44
Jo Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................44
MODE 14SET LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE......................................................................................20
Mode 14 allows the user to:................................................................................................................20
On Entry to Mode 14:.........................................................................................................................20
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................20
MODE 15SET LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE......................................................................................21
Mode 15 allows the user to:................................................................................................................21
On Entry to Mode 15:.........................................................................................................................21
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................21
MODE 16 SET PRICES; DISPLAY PULSES/UNIT VOLUME.........................................................22
Mode 16 allows the user to:................................................................................................................22
On Entry to Mode 16:.........................................................................................................................22
PRODUCT PRICES...........................................................................................................................22
TO SET THE PRICE(S) FOR SIDE A..............................................................................................49
TO SET PRICE(S) FOR SIDE B.......................................................................................................49
TO PROGRAM SIDES A AND B AT THE SAME TIME...............................................................49
MODE 17 SET OR DISPLAY MAXIMUM DELIVERY....................................................................24
Mode 17 allows the user to:................................................................................................................24
On Entry to Mode 17:.........................................................................................................................24
TO SET MAXIMUM DELIVERY....................................................................................................24
default = 500,000 (gallons or liters depending on CPU DIP switch setting) valid entry = 000,000 -
999,900...............................................................................................................................................24
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................24
MODE 18 SET OR DISPLAY SLOW FLOW OFFSET...............................................................51
On Entry to Mode 18:.........................................................................................................................51
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................51
MODE 19 SET OR DISPLAY DISPENSER FUNCTION CODE.......................................................26
Mode 19 allows the user to:................................................................................................................26
On Entry to Mode 19:.........................................................................................................................26
TO SET FUNCTION CODE default = 3 valid entry = 0-3................................................................26
TO EXIT MODE:...............................................................................................................................26
MODE 20RESET RUNNING TOTALS..............................................................................................53
On Entry to Mode 20:.........................................................................................................................53
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................53
TO RESET RUNNING TOTALS......................................................................................................54
if set for separate programming..........................................................................................................54
After Totals are reset:.........................................................................................................................54
IMODE20...............................................................................................................................................54
MODE 21...............................................................................................................................................55
SET OR DISPLAY LIMITS FOR DISPENSER ERRORS AND BAD SALES..................................55
Mode 21 allows the user to:................................................................................................................55
On Entry to Mode 21:.........................................................................................................................55
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................55
MODE 22 SET OR DISPLAY DECIMAL POINT LOCATIONS Mode 22 allows the user to:. 31
On Entry to Mode 22:.........................................................................................................................31
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................31
Mode 23 allows the user to:................................................................................................................58
On Entry to Mode 23:.........................................................................................................................58
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................58
MODE 24SET OR DISPLAY THE DISPENSER PRESET, ADDITIVE PRESETS AND PRESET
AMOUNTS............................................................................................................................................35
Mode 24 allows the user to:................................................................................................................35
On Entry to Mode 24:.........................................................................................................................35
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................35
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON NUMBER (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry = 1-5
preset buttons read left to right (1 left, 5 right)...................................................................................63
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON TYPE (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry: 1=money
preset; 2=volume preset; F=Fill button; S=Stop Button.....................................................................63
TO SET PRESET AMOUNT (blank if presets are not allowed OR if preset button type is set at
F=FILL or S=STOP)..........................................................................................................................63
default = $1 (button 1); $5(button 2); $10(button 3); $20(button 4); FILL(button 5)........................63
valid entry: 0000 - 9999 for dollars (example: 0012 = $12.00)..........................................................63
MODE 24~.........................................................................................................................................63
MODE 25SET OR DISPLAY LEAK DETECTOR DELAY, BATTERY BACKUP TIMEAND
PRICE CHANGE MODE......................................................................................................................64
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................64
default = 0...........................................................................................................................................64
MODE 26SET OR DISPLAY HOSE FUEL BLENDS........................................................................65
NOTE: THIS OPTION IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE 262A DISPENSER.......65
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................65
MODE 27NO PRESS TIME-OUT, SET/DISPLAY............................................................................40
Mode 27 allows the user to:................................................................................................................40
On Entry to Mode 27:.........................................................................................................................40
 TO SET THE NO PULSE TIME-OUT default = 00 = no time-out valid entry = 00 - 99 seconds...40
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................40
MODE 28...............................................................................................................................................40
MODE 98EXECUTE BUTTON AND DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS....................................................68
Mode 98 allows the user to:................................................................................................................68
On Entry to Mode 99:.........................................................................................................................68
To Run the Diagnostics:.....................................................................................................................68
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................68
MODE 99DISPLAY SOFTWARE DATE CODE AND CRC CODE DIAGNOSTIC
TESTRESULTS.....................................................................................................................................43
Mode 99 allows the user to:................................................................................................................43
On entry to Mode 99:..........................................................................................................................43
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................43
Section 5 - OPERATING THE 262A DISPENSER................................................................................1
Dispenser set-up must be completed before dispensing operations can begin. Dispenser set-up is
explained in Section 3 - System Start-Up,...............................................................................................1
DISPENSER FEATURES....................................................................................................................4
CONSOLE OPERATION....................................................................................................................5
Sale Authorization................................................................................................................................5
Console Approval.................................................................................................................................5
Product Prices and Price Changes from Console to Dispenser............................................................6
Dispenser/Console Conflicts................................................................................................................6
PRESET SALES...................................................................................................................................7
The sale can begin when:......................................................................................................................7
for preset prepay...................................................................................................................................8
and the preset amount is greater than the amount currently dispensed;...............................................8
and the preset amount is less than the amount currently dispensed;....................................................8
tor preset postpay..................................................................................................................................8
Additive Presets....................................................................................................................................8
and the amount dispensed is less than the selected dollar amount of the preset button;......................9
and the amount dispensed is greater than the amount on the preset button;.........................................9
DISPENSER ERRORS..........................................................................................................................10
Section 6 - GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS.................................................................................81
_W............................................................................................................................................................4

Section 4 - Continued
Mode 01 Enter Level 1 Security Code...................................................................4-4 to 4-5
HISTORY MANUAL..................................................................................................................................2
CONTENTS..........................................................................................................................................viii
( EMERGENCY POWER CUTOFF ).....................................................................................................7
DISCLOSURE NOTICE..........................................................................................................................8
IMPORTANT...........................................................................................................................................8
 I'm FCC WARNING !!!...........................................................................................................................8
DISCLAIMER..........................................................................................................................................8
A DANGER....................................................................................................................................................vi
TAIWAN DISPENSER FEATURES................................................................................................vii
MODE 04...........................................................................................................................................vii
DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL (PAGE 4-8)..................................................vii
NOTE:....................................................................................................................................................11
Section 1 ■ INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................1
SCOPE..................................................................................................................................................1
RELATED DOCUMENTS..................................................................................................................1
SYSTEM OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................2
DISPENSER IDENTIFICATION........................................................................................................3
Section 2 - PROGRAMMING: GENERAL OPERATION.....................................................................1
KEYSWITCH..........................................................................................................................................2
The standard keyswitch............................................................................................................................2
The optional keyswitch............................................................................................................................2
TO ENTER MANAGER MODE:........................................................................................................3
TO MOVE FROM ONE MODE TO THE NEXT:..............................................................................3
TO SET OR DISPLAY INFORMATION/DATA:..............................................................................3
Section 3 - START-UP DISPENSER......................................................................................................1
PROCEDURE TO SET DIP SWITCH ON COMPUTER BOARD....................................................2
In order to program, the keyswitch must remain in the Manager Mode position...................................6
Section 4 - PROGRAMMING THE 262A DISPENSER........................................................................1
All other Modes can be left at their default values or set to the specific location criteria....................1
MANAGER MODE LISTING.............................................................................................................2
MODE 01 ENTER LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE Mode 01 allows the user to:..........................30
On Entry to Mode 01:.........................................................................................................................30
MODE 02DISPLAY NUMBER OF NONZERO SALES ANDSET OR DISPLAY SETTING
SPEED......................................................................................................................................................6
Mode 02 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................6
On Entry to Mode 02:...........................................................................................................................6
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................6
MODE 03DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL...........................................................33
Mode 03 allows the user to:................................................................................................................33
On Entry to Mode 03:.........................................................................................................................33
TO VIEW TOTAL CASH SALES FOR SIDE B:.............................................................................33
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................33
MODE 04DISPLAY VOLUME IN GASH RUNNING TOTAL...........................................................8
Mode 04 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................8
On Entry to Mode 04:...........................................................................................................................8
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:....................................................................................................8
 To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................8
MODE 05DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL.........................................................9
Mode 05 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................9
On Entry to Mode 05:...........................................................................................................................9
TO VIEW TOTAL CREDIT SALES FOR SIDE B:...........................................................................9
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................9
MODE 06DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL.....................................................10
Mode 06 allows the user to:................................................................................................................10
On Entry to Mode 06:.........................................................................................................................10
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................10
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................10
MODE 07DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL...................................................................10
Mode 07 allows the user to:................................................................................................................10
On Entry to Mode 07:.........................................................................................................................10
TO VIEW CASH TOTALS FOR SIDE B:........................................................................................11
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................11
MODE 08DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL................................................................12
Mode 08 allows the user to:................................................................................................................12
On Entry to Mode 08:.........................................................................................................................12
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................12
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................12
MODE 09DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL...............................................................39
Mode 09 allows the user to:................................................................................................................39
On Entry to Mode 09:.........................................................................................................................39
TO VIEW CREDIT TOTALS FOR SIDE B:....................................................................................39
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................39
MODE 10DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL............................................................14
Mode 10 allows the user to:................................................................................................................14
On Entry to Mode 10:.........................................................................................................................14
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................14
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................14
MODE 11DISPLAY COMMUNICATIONS DIAGNOSTIC AND WATCHDOG RESET
COUNTER.............................................................................................................................................15
Mode 11 allows the user to:................................................................................................................15
On Entry to Mode 11:.........................................................................................................................15
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................15
MODE 12CHANGE SHIFT AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF SHIFT CHANGES..............................42
Mode 12 allows the user to:................................................................................................................42
On Entry to Mode 12:.........................................................................................................................42
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................42
if set for separate programming..........................................................................................................17
MODE 13ENTER LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF LEVEL 2 DATA
CHANGES.............................................................................................................................................44
Mode 13 allows the user to:................................................................................................................44
On Entry to Mode 13:.........................................................................................................................44
Jo Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................44
MODE 14SET LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE......................................................................................20
Mode 14 allows the user to:................................................................................................................20
On Entry to Mode 14:.........................................................................................................................20
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................20
MODE 15SET LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE......................................................................................21
Mode 15 allows the user to:................................................................................................................21
On Entry to Mode 15:.........................................................................................................................21
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................21
MODE 16 SET PRICES; DISPLAY PULSES/UNIT VOLUME.........................................................22
Mode 16 allows the user to:................................................................................................................22
On Entry to Mode 16:.........................................................................................................................22
PRODUCT PRICES...........................................................................................................................22
TO SET THE PRICE(S) FOR SIDE A..............................................................................................49
TO SET PRICE(S) FOR SIDE B.......................................................................................................49
TO PROGRAM SIDES A AND B AT THE SAME TIME...............................................................49
MODE 17 SET OR DISPLAY MAXIMUM DELIVERY....................................................................24
Mode 17 allows the user to:................................................................................................................24
On Entry to Mode 17:.........................................................................................................................24
TO SET MAXIMUM DELIVERY....................................................................................................24
default = 500,000 (gallons or liters depending on CPU DIP switch setting) valid entry = 000,000 -
999,900...............................................................................................................................................24
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................24
MODE 18 SET OR DISPLAY SLOW FLOW OFFSET...............................................................51
On Entry to Mode 18:.........................................................................................................................51
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................51
MODE 19 SET OR DISPLAY DISPENSER FUNCTION CODE.......................................................26
Mode 19 allows the user to:................................................................................................................26
On Entry to Mode 19:.........................................................................................................................26
TO SET FUNCTION CODE default = 3 valid entry = 0-3................................................................26
TO EXIT MODE:...............................................................................................................................26
MODE 20RESET RUNNING TOTALS..............................................................................................53
On Entry to Mode 20:.........................................................................................................................53
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................53
TO RESET RUNNING TOTALS......................................................................................................54
if set for separate programming..........................................................................................................54
After Totals are reset:.........................................................................................................................54
IMODE20...............................................................................................................................................54
MODE 21...............................................................................................................................................55
SET OR DISPLAY LIMITS FOR DISPENSER ERRORS AND BAD SALES..................................55
Mode 21 allows the user to:................................................................................................................55
On Entry to Mode 21:.........................................................................................................................55
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................55
MODE 22 SET OR DISPLAY DECIMAL POINT LOCATIONS Mode 22 allows the user to:. 31
On Entry to Mode 22:.........................................................................................................................31
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................31
Mode 23 allows the user to:................................................................................................................58
On Entry to Mode 23:.........................................................................................................................58
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................58
MODE 24SET OR DISPLAY THE DISPENSER PRESET, ADDITIVE PRESETS AND PRESET
AMOUNTS............................................................................................................................................35
Mode 24 allows the user to:................................................................................................................35
On Entry to Mode 24:.........................................................................................................................35
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................35
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON NUMBER (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry = 1-5
preset buttons read left to right (1 left, 5 right)...................................................................................63
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON TYPE (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry: 1=money
preset; 2=volume preset; F=Fill button; S=Stop Button.....................................................................63
TO SET PRESET AMOUNT (blank if presets are not allowed OR if preset button type is set at
F=FILL or S=STOP)..........................................................................................................................63
default = $1 (button 1); $5(button 2); $10(button 3); $20(button 4); FILL(button 5)........................63
valid entry: 0000 - 9999 for dollars (example: 0012 = $12.00)..........................................................63
MODE 24~.........................................................................................................................................63
MODE 25SET OR DISPLAY LEAK DETECTOR DELAY, BATTERY BACKUP TIMEAND
PRICE CHANGE MODE......................................................................................................................64
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................64
default = 0...........................................................................................................................................64
MODE 26SET OR DISPLAY HOSE FUEL BLENDS........................................................................65
NOTE: THIS OPTION IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE 262A DISPENSER.......65
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................65
MODE 27NO PRESS TIME-OUT, SET/DISPLAY............................................................................40
Mode 27 allows the user to:................................................................................................................40
On Entry to Mode 27:.........................................................................................................................40
TO SET THE NO PULSE TIME-OUT default = 00 = no time-out valid entry = 00 - 99 seconds...40
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................40
MODE 28...............................................................................................................................................40
MODE 98EXECUTE BUTTON AND DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS....................................................68
Mode 98 allows the user to:................................................................................................................68
On Entry to Mode 99:.........................................................................................................................68
 To Run the Diagnostics:.....................................................................................................................68
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................68
MODE 99DISPLAY SOFTWARE DATE CODE AND CRC CODE DIAGNOSTIC
TESTRESULTS.....................................................................................................................................43
Mode 99 allows the user to:................................................................................................................43
On entry to Mode 99:..........................................................................................................................43
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................43
Section 5 - OPERATING THE 262A DISPENSER................................................................................1
Dispenser set-up must be completed before dispensing operations can begin. Dispenser set-up is
explained in Section 3 - System Start-Up,...............................................................................................1
DISPENSER FEATURES....................................................................................................................4
CONSOLE OPERATION....................................................................................................................5
Sale Authorization................................................................................................................................5
Console Approval.................................................................................................................................5
Product Prices and Price Changes from Console to Dispenser............................................................6
Dispenser/Console Conflicts................................................................................................................6
PRESET SALES...................................................................................................................................7
The sale can begin when:......................................................................................................................7
for preset prepay...................................................................................................................................8
and the preset amount is greater than the amount currently dispensed;...............................................8
and the preset amount is less than the amount currently dispensed;....................................................8
tor preset postpay..................................................................................................................................8
Additive Presets....................................................................................................................................8
and the amount dispensed is less than the selected dollar amount of the preset button;......................9
and the amount dispensed is greater than the amount on the preset button;.........................................9
DISPENSER ERRORS..........................................................................................................................10
Section 6 - GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS.................................................................................81
_W............................................................................................................................................................4

Mode 23 Set or Display the Dispenser Address, Number of Products Per Dispenser Side, Number
of Dispenser Sides, Display Type and Type of Operation .................4-32 to 4-34
Mode 24 Set or Display the Dispenser Preset, Additive/Non Additive Presets and Preset Amounts
.......................................................................................................... 4-35 to 4-37
HISTORY MANUAL..................................................................................................................................2
CONTENTS..........................................................................................................................................viii
( EMERGENCY POWER CUTOFF ).....................................................................................................7
DISCLOSURE NOTICE..........................................................................................................................8
IMPORTANT...........................................................................................................................................8
I'm FCC WARNING !!!...........................................................................................................................8
DISCLAIMER..........................................................................................................................................8
A DANGER....................................................................................................................................................vi
TAIWAN DISPENSER FEATURES................................................................................................vii
 MODE 04...........................................................................................................................................vii
DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL (PAGE 4-8)..................................................vii
NOTE:....................................................................................................................................................11
Section 1 ■ INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................1
SCOPE..................................................................................................................................................1
RELATED DOCUMENTS..................................................................................................................1
SYSTEM OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................2
DISPENSER IDENTIFICATION........................................................................................................3
Section 2 - PROGRAMMING: GENERAL OPERATION.....................................................................1
KEYSWITCH..........................................................................................................................................2
The standard keyswitch............................................................................................................................2
The optional keyswitch............................................................................................................................2
TO ENTER MANAGER MODE:........................................................................................................3
TO MOVE FROM ONE MODE TO THE NEXT:..............................................................................3
TO SET OR DISPLAY INFORMATION/DATA:..............................................................................3
Section 3 - START-UP DISPENSER......................................................................................................1
PROCEDURE TO SET DIP SWITCH ON COMPUTER BOARD....................................................2
In order to program, the keyswitch must remain in the Manager Mode position...................................6
Section 4 - PROGRAMMING THE 262A DISPENSER........................................................................1
All other Modes can be left at their default values or set to the specific location criteria....................1
MANAGER MODE LISTING.............................................................................................................2
MODE 01 ENTER LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE Mode 01 allows the user to:..........................30
On Entry to Mode 01:.........................................................................................................................30
MODE 02DISPLAY NUMBER OF NONZERO SALES ANDSET OR DISPLAY SETTING
SPEED......................................................................................................................................................6
Mode 02 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................6
On Entry to Mode 02:...........................................................................................................................6
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................6
MODE 03DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL...........................................................33
Mode 03 allows the user to:................................................................................................................33
On Entry to Mode 03:.........................................................................................................................33
TO VIEW TOTAL CASH SALES FOR SIDE B:.............................................................................33
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................33
MODE 04DISPLAY VOLUME IN GASH RUNNING TOTAL...........................................................8
Mode 04 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................8
On Entry to Mode 04:...........................................................................................................................8
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:....................................................................................................8
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................8
MODE 05DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL.........................................................9
Mode 05 allows the user to:..................................................................................................................9
On Entry to Mode 05:...........................................................................................................................9
 TO VIEW TOTAL CREDIT SALES FOR SIDE B:...........................................................................9
To Exit Mode:.......................................................................................................................................9
MODE 06DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL.....................................................10
Mode 06 allows the user to:................................................................................................................10
On Entry to Mode 06:.........................................................................................................................10
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................10
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................10
MODE 07DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL...................................................................10
Mode 07 allows the user to:................................................................................................................10
On Entry to Mode 07:.........................................................................................................................10
TO VIEW CASH TOTALS FOR SIDE B:........................................................................................11
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................11
MODE 08DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL................................................................12
Mode 08 allows the user to:................................................................................................................12
On Entry to Mode 08:.........................................................................................................................12
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................12
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................12
MODE 09DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL...............................................................39
Mode 09 allows the user to:................................................................................................................39
On Entry to Mode 09:.........................................................................................................................39
TO VIEW CREDIT TOTALS FOR SIDE B:....................................................................................39
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................39
MODE 10DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL............................................................14
Mode 10 allows the user to:................................................................................................................14
On Entry to Mode 10:.........................................................................................................................14
TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:..................................................................................................14
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................14
MODE 11DISPLAY COMMUNICATIONS DIAGNOSTIC AND WATCHDOG RESET
COUNTER.............................................................................................................................................15
Mode 11 allows the user to:................................................................................................................15
On Entry to Mode 11:.........................................................................................................................15
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................15
MODE 12CHANGE SHIFT AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF SHIFT CHANGES..............................42
Mode 12 allows the user to:................................................................................................................42
On Entry to Mode 12:.........................................................................................................................42
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................42
if set for separate programming..........................................................................................................17
MODE 13ENTER LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF LEVEL 2 DATA
CHANGES.............................................................................................................................................44
Mode 13 allows the user to:................................................................................................................44
On Entry to Mode 13:.........................................................................................................................44
 Jo Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................44
MODE 14SET LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE......................................................................................20
Mode 14 allows the user to:................................................................................................................20
On Entry to Mode 14:.........................................................................................................................20
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................20
MODE 15SET LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE......................................................................................21
Mode 15 allows the user to:................................................................................................................21
On Entry to Mode 15:.........................................................................................................................21
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................21
MODE 16 SET PRICES; DISPLAY PULSES/UNIT VOLUME.........................................................22
Mode 16 allows the user to:................................................................................................................22
On Entry to Mode 16:.........................................................................................................................22
PRODUCT PRICES...........................................................................................................................22
TO SET THE PRICE(S) FOR SIDE A..............................................................................................49
TO SET PRICE(S) FOR SIDE B.......................................................................................................49
TO PROGRAM SIDES A AND B AT THE SAME TIME...............................................................49
MODE 17 SET OR DISPLAY MAXIMUM DELIVERY....................................................................24
Mode 17 allows the user to:................................................................................................................24
On Entry to Mode 17:.........................................................................................................................24
TO SET MAXIMUM DELIVERY....................................................................................................24
default = 500,000 (gallons or liters depending on CPU DIP switch setting) valid entry = 000,000 -
999,900...............................................................................................................................................24
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................24
MODE 18 SET OR DISPLAY SLOW FLOW OFFSET...............................................................51
On Entry to Mode 18:.........................................................................................................................51
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................51
MODE 19 SET OR DISPLAY DISPENSER FUNCTION CODE.......................................................26
Mode 19 allows the user to:................................................................................................................26
On Entry to Mode 19:.........................................................................................................................26
TO SET FUNCTION CODE default = 3 valid entry = 0-3................................................................26
TO EXIT MODE:...............................................................................................................................26
MODE 20RESET RUNNING TOTALS..............................................................................................53
On Entry to Mode 20:.........................................................................................................................53
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................53
TO RESET RUNNING TOTALS......................................................................................................54
if set for separate programming..........................................................................................................54
After Totals are reset:.........................................................................................................................54
IMODE20...............................................................................................................................................54
MODE 21...............................................................................................................................................55
SET OR DISPLAY LIMITS FOR DISPENSER ERRORS AND BAD SALES..................................55
 Mode 21 allows the user to:................................................................................................................55
On Entry to Mode 21:.........................................................................................................................55
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................55
MODE 22 SET OR DISPLAY DECIMAL POINT LOCATIONS Mode 22 allows the user to:. 31
On Entry to Mode 22:.........................................................................................................................31
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................31
Mode 23 allows the user to:................................................................................................................58
On Entry to Mode 23:.........................................................................................................................58
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................58
MODE 24SET OR DISPLAY THE DISPENSER PRESET, ADDITIVE PRESETS AND PRESET
AMOUNTS............................................................................................................................................35
Mode 24 allows the user to:................................................................................................................35
On Entry to Mode 24:.........................................................................................................................35
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................35
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON NUMBER (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry = 1-5
preset buttons read left to right (1 left, 5 right)...................................................................................63
TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON TYPE (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry: 1=money
preset; 2=volume preset; F=Fill button; S=Stop Button.....................................................................63
TO SET PRESET AMOUNT (blank if presets are not allowed OR if preset button type is set at
F=FILL or S=STOP)..........................................................................................................................63
default = $1 (button 1); $5(button 2); $10(button 3); $20(button 4); FILL(button 5)........................63
valid entry: 0000 - 9999 for dollars (example: 0012 = $12.00)..........................................................63
MODE 24~.........................................................................................................................................63
MODE 25SET OR DISPLAY LEAK DETECTOR DELAY, BATTERY BACKUP TIMEAND
PRICE CHANGE MODE......................................................................................................................64
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................64
default = 0...........................................................................................................................................64
MODE 26SET OR DISPLAY HOSE FUEL BLENDS........................................................................65
NOTE: THIS OPTION IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE 262A DISPENSER.......65
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................65
MODE 27NO PRESS TIME-OUT, SET/DISPLAY............................................................................40
Mode 27 allows the user to:................................................................................................................40
On Entry to Mode 27:.........................................................................................................................40
TO SET THE NO PULSE TIME-OUT default = 00 = no time-out valid entry = 00 - 99 seconds...40
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................40
MODE 28...............................................................................................................................................40
MODE 98EXECUTE BUTTON AND DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS....................................................68
Mode 98 allows the user to:................................................................................................................68
On Entry to Mode 99:.........................................................................................................................68
To Run the Diagnostics:.....................................................................................................................68
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................68
MODE 99DISPLAY SOFTWARE DATE CODE AND CRC CODE DIAGNOSTIC
 TESTRESULTS.....................................................................................................................................43
Mode 99 allows the user to:................................................................................................................43
On entry to Mode 99:..........................................................................................................................43
To Exit Mode:.....................................................................................................................................43
Section 5 - OPERATING THE 262A DISPENSER................................................................................1
Dispenser set-up must be completed before dispensing operations can begin. Dispenser set-up is
explained in Section 3 - System Start-Up,...............................................................................................1
DISPENSER FEATURES....................................................................................................................4
CONSOLE OPERATION....................................................................................................................5
Sale Authorization................................................................................................................................5
Console Approval.................................................................................................................................5
Product Prices and Price Changes from Console to Dispenser............................................................6
Dispenser/Console Conflicts................................................................................................................6
PRESET SALES...................................................................................................................................7
The sale can begin when:......................................................................................................................7
for preset prepay...................................................................................................................................8
and the preset amount is greater than the amount currently dispensed;...............................................8
and the preset amount is less than the amount currently dispensed;....................................................8
tor preset postpay..................................................................................................................................8
Additive Presets....................................................................................................................................8
and the amount dispensed is less than the selected dollar amount of the preset button;......................9
and the amount dispensed is greater than the amount on the preset button;.........................................9
DISPENSER ERRORS..........................................................................................................................10
Section 6 - GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS.................................................................................81
_W............................................................................................................................................................4
Section 5

Section 7 - INDEX........................................................................................................ 7-1 to 7-4

 PROGRAMMING MODES - ALPHABETICAL LISTING
DESCRIPTION MODE# PAGE# DESCRIPTION MODE# PAGE#

Additive Presets Mode 24 4-35 to 4-37 Level 1 Security Code,Enter Mode 01 4-4 to 4-5
Address, Dispenser Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34 Level 1 Security Code, Set Mode 14 4-20
Level 2 Data Changes Mode 13 4-18 to 4-19
Amounts, Set Preset Buttons Level 2 Security, Set Mode 15 4-21
Mode 24 4-35 to 4-37 Maximum Delivery Mode 17 4-24
No Press Time Out Mode 27 4-40
Bad Sales Mode 21 4-29 to 4-30 Nonzero Sales Mode 02 4-6
Battery Backup Time Mode 25 4-38 Nozzle, price change mode Mode 25 4-38
Blends, Hose Fuel Mode 26 4-39 Operation, Type Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34
Button Diagnostics Mode 98 4-42 Presets Mode 24 4-35 to 4-37
Price Change Modes Mode 25 4-38
Buttons, Set Preset Amounts Prices, Set Mode 16 4-22 to 4-23
Mode 24 4-35 to 4-37 Products, Per Side Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34
Pulses/Unit Volume Mode 16 4-22 to 4-23
Cash Running Total-Money Mode 03 4-7 Reset Running Totals Mode 20 4-27 to 4-28
Cash Running Total-VolumeMode 04 4-8
Cash Shift Total-Money Mode 07 4-11 Running Totals
Cash Shift Total-Volume Mode 08 4-12 Cash, Money Mode 03 4-7
Change Shift Mode 12 4-16 to 4-17 Cash, Volume Mode 04 4-8
Credit, Money Mode 05 4-9
Communication Diagnostics Credit, Volume Mode 06 4-10
Mode 11 4-15 Reset Mode 20 4-27 to 4-28

CRC Code Diagnostics Mode 99 4-42 Running Totals, Reset Mode 20 4-27 to 4-28
Sales, Bad Mode 21 4-29 to 4-30
Credit Running Total-Money Sales, Nonzero Mode 02 4-6
Mode 05 4-9
Security Code-Enter Level 1 Number
Credit Running Total-Volume Mode 01 4-4 to 4-5
Mode 06 4-10
Security Code-Enter Level 2 Number
Credit Shift Total-Money Mode 09 4-13 Mode 13 4-18 to 4-19
Credit Shift Total-Volume Mode10 4-14
Data Changes, Level 2 Mode 13 4-18 to 4-19 Security Code, Set Level 1 Mode 14 4-20
Date Code, Software Mode 99 4-43 Security Code, Set Level 2 Mode 15 4-21
Decimal Point Locations Mode 22 4-31 Set Preset Amounts Mode 24 4-35 to 4-37
Set Prices Mode 16 4-22 to 4-23
Diagnostics, Buttons and Displays Setting Speed Mode 02 4-6
Mode 98 4-42 Shift Change Mode 12 4-16 to 4-17

Diagnostics, Communication Shift Totals

Mode 11 4-15 Cash, Money Mode 07 4-11
Cash, Volume Mode 08 4-12
Diagnostics, CRC Code Mode 99 4-43 Credit, Money Mode 09 4-13
Dispenser Address Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34 Credit, Volume Mode 10 4-14
Dispenser Sides Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34
Display Diagnostics Mode 98 4-42 Sides, Dispenser Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34
Display Type Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34 Slow Flow Offset Mode 18 4-25
Errors, Dispenser Mode 21 4-29 to 4-30 Software Date Code Mode 99 4-43
Fuel Blends Mode 26 4-39 Test Results, CRC Code Mode 99 4-43
Function Code Mode 19 4-26 Time Out, No Pulse Mode 27 4-40
Hose Fuel Blends Mode 26 4-39 Type of Operation Mode 23 4-32 to 4-34
Leak Detector Delay Mode 25 4-38 Volume, Pulses/Units Mode 16 4-22 to 4-23
Watchdog Reset Counter Mode 11 4-15

( EMERGENCY POWER CUTOFF )

Tokheim Corporation has determined that because more than one disconnect may be required,
Consoles and/or Dispensers equipped with Emergency Stop Switches do not guarantee shutting
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 off all power to the dispensers. In order to provide the highest level of safety to you, your
employees and customers, we recommend that all employees be trained as to the location and
procedure of turning offpower to the entire system. This is in keeping with N.FJ'JL 30A,
1990Edition, Code #4-1.2:
"A clearly identified and easily accessible switches) or circuit breakers) shall be provided at a remote
location from dispensing devices, including remote pumping systems, to shut off the power to all
dispensing devices in the event of an emergency."
In addition, in accordance with NF^JL 30A, 1990 Edition, Code #9-4.5:
"Emergency controls specified tn 4-1.2 [listed above] shall be installed at a location acceptable to the
authority having jurisdiction, but controls shall not be more than 100 ft. (30m) from dispensers."

DISCLOSURE NOTICE
This document contains information proprietary to Tokheim Corporation. The data contained herein, in
whole or in part may not be duplicated, used or disclosed outside the recipient or purchaser for any
purpose other than to evaluate or operate the equipment described within the document.

IMPORTANT
THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE INSTALLED AND USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL,
STATE, LOCAL AND NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE NFPA NO. 70 AND AUTOMOTIVE AND
MARINE SERVICE STATION CODE NFPA 30A CODES AND REGULATIONS.

I'm FCC WARNING !!!

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been
tested and has been found to comply as a class “A” device with Part 15, Subpart “J” of the FCC rules at
date of manufacture.

DISCLAIMER
ALTHOUGH TOKHEIM CORPORATION, HAS ATTEMPTED TO COMPILE THE MATERIAL IN
THIS MANUAL WITH ACCURACY, NEITHER IT, ITS' EMPLOYEES, NOR ITS' AGENTS CAN
MAKE ANY WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO
THE LIABILITY WITH REGARD TO THE USE OF THIS MATERIAL OR ASSUME ANY LIABILITY
FOR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF ANY INFORMATION, APPARATUS, METHOD
OR PROCEDURE DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.

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 A DANGER
REMEMBER, GASOLINE AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ARE FLAMMABLE.
THEREFORE, TO AVOID DEATH OR INJURY TO PERSONS OR DAMAGE TO
EQUIPMENT OR PROPERTY, THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS ARE
MANDATORY AND SHALL BE FOLLOWED WHEN INSTALLING, USING OR
WORKING AROUND TOKHEIM EQUIPMENT.

Tokheim equipment must be Always turn off all power to the It is the owner's and operator's
installed and used in compliance dispenser and submerged pumps at responsibility to ensure that the
with all building/fire codes and all the master panel and close any proper warning signs are posted per
other safety requirements impact valve before performing any NFPA 30A, 1990 Edition, Code #9-
applicable to its installation and maintenance or service to the 9. These include, but are not limited
use. dispenser, including the changing of to,
any fuel filters or strainers. Also •“STOP ENGINE”
block islands so no vehicles can
Tokheim dispensers shall not be pull up to the dispenser when the •“NO SMOKING”
used for direct fueling of aircraft dispenser is being worked on. •“WARNING - IT IS
without filters, separators and UNLAWFUL AND
other equipment necessary to DANGEROUS TO
ensure product purity. DISPENSE GASOLINE
Never allow the dispensing of INTO UNAPPROVED
gasoline or other petroleum CONTAINERS”.
products into a vehicle with its
engine running.
Check all liquid-carrying joints of
the dispenser and piping system If fuel is spilled on a person or their
for proper tightness to avoid clothing, the person must wash and
product leaks prior to initial Never allow the dispensing of their clothing must be changed
operation and daily thereafter. gasoline or other petroleum products immediately. Do not go near open
into unapproved containers or into flames, sparks or people smoking.
approved containers in or on
vehicles including trucks. All
approved containers must be filled
Dispensers must be anchored to a on the ground to prevent static
concrete island as specified per discharge. Always use Tokheim
appropriate foundation plan. approved and UL listed hoses and Do not reuse gaskets or seals when
nozzles with this dispenser. servicing or rebuilding Tokheim
equipment. Always use new
Tokheim furnished gaskets or seals.
To reduce the risk of electrical Don't smoke or use an open flame in
shock when servicing, turn off all the dispensing area.
power to all equipment. In
submersible pump applications
turn off power to the submersible Never allow hoses to drag on the
pump and any other dispensers island or dispensing area. Someone Ensure dispensers are properly
which use that submersible pump. may trip or fall. grounded before using.
AC power can feed back into a
shut-off dispenser when dispensers
share a common submersible pump Always clean up product spills on
or starter relay. the driveway. Don't destroy these pages. These
warnings are for your safety.

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 TAIWAN DISPENSER FEATURES

The following addresses only the differences in the 262 “A Series” Dispensers designed specifically for
Taiwan.

Wherever possible, pages relating to the difference are referenced.

DECIMAL POINTLOCATIDNS
MODE 22
SET OR DISPLAY DECIMAL POINT LOCATIONS (PAGE 4-31) defaults:
MONEY display = xxxxxx (no decimal point locations)
VOLUME display = xxxx.xx (2 digits to the right of the decimal)
PRICE display = xxx.x (1 digit to the right of the decimal)

MODE 03
DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL (PAGE 4-7) AND
MODE 07 no decimal points will appear
DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL (PAGE 4-11) xxxxxxxxxxxx

MODE 04
DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL (PAGE 4-8)
AND two digits will appear after the
MODE 08
DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL (PAGE 4-12) decimal point
xxxxxxxx.xx

VOLUME

Only LITERS will be available for 262 "A Series” Taiwan Dispensers. Any reference to gallons should be
disregarded.

«CPU DIP switch 3 position (Page 3-3)

since only Liters are available, it does not matter whether position 3 is set ON or OFF.

«MODE 16 - Display Units of Volume (Page 4-22) display will always appear as LI for Liters

«MODE 17 - Set or Display Maximum Delivery (Page 4-241

amount set or displayed will always reflect Liters

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Taiwan Dispenser Features - Continued

DUAL PHASE PULSED

All Taiwan 262 “A Series” Dispensers are equipped with the Dual Phase Pulser.

Be sure that CPU DIP switch 6 position is set to ON for Dual Phase Pulser operation.

A battery test is initiated each time the dispenser handle is raised. If the test results in failure, an error
code is returned to the control console.

The standard battery test, initiated when the Manager's Mode is entered, is still functional but will not
cause an error code to be returned.

The following features are not available on the 262 “A Series”, Taiwan Dispenser:
Resettable Running Totals
Credit Price
Preset Buttons

Therefore, the following Modes are not used on the 262 “A Series”, Taiwan Dispenser and should be
disregarded:

MODE 05 - Display Money in Credit Running Total..............................Page 4-9

MODE 06 - Display Volume in Credit Running Total..........................Page 4-10
MODE 09 - Display Money in Credit Shift Total..........................................Page4-13
MODE 10 - Display Volume in Credit Shift Total.........................................Page4-14
MODE 20 - Reset Running Totals......................................................Pages 4-27 to 4-28
MODE 24 - Set or Display the Dispenser Preset, Additive Presets and Preset Amount Pages 4-
35 to 4-37

NOTE:
As was requested, the software in the ^2" A Series” Dispenser to Taiwan was
modified to return special error codes to the control console. These codes indicate
bracelet errors, bad sale errors and battery test errors.

Unpredictable results may occur with a console that does not have
the necessary programming to recognize these codes.

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 Section 1 ■ INTRODUCTION

SCOPE

This manual provides information about the Operation and Programming of the Tokheim 262A
Dispenser. It is important that you understand the requirements of the system before you attempt to
program and/or operate the system.

Failure to install per Tokheim specifications, or maintenance by untrained personnel, may void the
Tokheim Warranty. Express permission must be obtained from Tokheim for alternative wiring
schemes.

RELATED DOCUMENTS

To make maximum use of this manual, it is important that service personnel fully read and understand
the following documents.

1. 262A Installation/Wi ri ng Manual

2. Peripheral Equipment Manuals
3. Console Programming/Operating Manual (if applicable)

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The 262A is a one or two hose dispenser which can operate as a Stand Alone Unit or under the
control of a Tokheim Control Console. Single dispensers orTwin dispensers are available. Each
dispenser can be equipped to dispense one product per side. Displays for Price Per Unit Volume of
each product, sale volume and sale money totals are included. Nonvolatile memory saves all sales
data and running and shift totals without battery power. Diagnostic tests verify the data at each power-
up. Security access is controlled by selected functions.

STANDARD FEATURES OF THE 262A DISPENSER INCLUDE:

• Equipped with one hose per fueling position
• Six-digit display for sale VOLUME
• Six-digit display for sale MONEY
• Four-digit PPUV display for each hose and each method of payment
• Flexible decimal point or comma positioning
• Dispenser permanent arming or key arming
• Rechargeable lead-acid battery supports sales data, transfer of data and programming
access
• Non-volatile storage for all programmed data, sales data and totals
• Automatic battery test executed at each power-up and upon entering Manager Mode
• Dispenser Memory and Diagnostic Tests
• Two security levels to restrict access to dispenser functions
• Choice of Stand Alone or Console operation

OPTIONAL FEATURES QF THE 262A DISPENSER INCLUDE:

• CASH/CREDIT buttons for each hose
• Five programmable Preset Sale buttons for each hose
• Dual Phase Pulser for increased accuracy of fuel flow measurement

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DISPENSER IDENTIFICATION

On the 262A series dispensers, it is possible to have one hose (single) or two hoses (twin).

Single Dispensers:
• only one fueling position (1 hose)
• only one product
• Two displays (front and rear)
• in OPERATION/RUN mode, both front and rear displays are identical

Twin Dispensers:
• Two fueling positions (2 hoses)
• maximum of two products (one per fueling position)
• each fueling position works independently .Qna Front Load 2?2A
• fueling position side with keyswitch and manager button is Side • the fueling bidders) is
A found on the front
and/or rear instead of
• opposite fueling position side is Side B
on the sides
• Four displays • there is only a
• 2 displays on the front, 2 displays on the rear FRONT Side A (no
• in OPERATION/RUN, front and rear displays of each side are rear) display
identical • there is only a REAR
Side B (no front)
• Side A Front and Rear displays are the same
display
• Side B Front and Rear displays are the same

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 Section 2 - PROGRAMMING: GENERAL OPERATION
All programming is done in the Manager Mode. To place the Dispenser in the Manager Mode, the key
must be turned in the keyswitch to the Manager Mode position. In the Manager Mode, all displays
appear on dispenser FRONT - Side A only (except Mode 98 Button and Display diagnostics).
Therefore, all programming is done on FRONT - Side A.

TO DETERMINE SIDE A

1. Face the side of the dispenser with the serial plate

2. The keyswitch will be under the head of the dispenser on your right

3. The Manager button will be under the head of the dispenser on your left

4. FRONT - Side A is on your right hand side.

Serial plate

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KEYSWITCH
There are 2 choices of keyswitches available for the 262A:

The standard keyswitch Turn key

2 positions: clockwise
NORMAL OPERATION/RUN MANAGER NORMAL OPERATION/ to place in
RUN
MODE. Manager
Mode.
Note: the 2 position keyswitch requires the
dispenser to be set to permanent arming (see MANAGER'S
page 4-26, mode 19 for more information on MODE
arming).

The optional NORMAL OPERATION/

keyswitch RUNARM
4 positions: ARM
ARM SIDE A SIDE A
ARM SIDE B SID£
B
NORMAL
OPERATION/RU
N MANAGER MANAGER'S
MODE. MODE
The 4 position keyswitch has 2 different keys, a
Manager's key and an Attendant's key.

Manager's Key: can be used in any of the keyswitch

positions
Attendant's Kev: can only be used in the ARM SIDE
A or ARM SIDE B and
Normal Operation/Run
positions.

Note: see page 4-26, mode 19 for more information

on arming.

Whether it is the standard 2 position or optional 4 position

keyswitch:
1. The keyswitch is always located on the
left end of side A, under the head (see
PAGE 2-1 for exact location).

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 2. The keyswitch turns in a clockwise
direction from NORMAL
OPERATION/RUN to MANAGER
MODE.

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TO ENTER MANAGER MODE:

1. Insert Manager key into keyswitch

-note: the Managers key must be used-

2. Turn key clockwise to Manager Mode position

3. In Manager Mode, all displays appear on dispenser Side

A only.

4. The Mode number will always appear in the left side of

the MONEY display following the letter F. _
MODE ♦ -------

0000 LEVEL 1
CODE

TO MOVE FROM ONE MODE TO THE NEXT:

1. Quickly turn the keyswitch to the Operation/Run position

and back to Manager's Mode Continue turning the key
back and forth quickly until the desired Mode number
appears.

OR

2. Press and hold the Manager's button (any

CASH/CREDIT button can be used in place of the
Manager button). Release the button when the desired
Mode number appears.

TO SET OR DISPLAY INFORMATION/DATA:

1. The Manager Button on the dispenser is used for

programming, however, any CASH/CREDIT button can
be used in place of the Manager Button.

2. To move from one field of information to the next, tap

the button. This means to press the button in and then

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 quickly release.

3. To change information, hold the button in until the

desired information appears and then release the
button.

4. The rate at which the information in the displays

changes, can be set in MODE 02.

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 DISPENSER FEATURES
The illustrations below will help you become familiar with the important parts of the dispenser used in
programming, and the terms used to describe them.

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 Section 3 - START-UP DISPENSER
Dispenser set-up consists of four (4) steps.
A. Computer board selection DIP switch positions.
B. Initial Dispenser Power-up.
C. Dispenser programming.
D. Dispenser calibration checked for accuracy.

TO. COMPUTER BOARD DIP SWITCH

The position of the switches establishes the station parameters.

!!! IMPORTANT - to help prevent electrical shock and/or damage to the circuit boards;
TURN OFF ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE DISPENSER PRIOR TO REMOVING ANY
BOARDS!!!

Access to Boards
1. From the FRONT of the Dispenser, Remove the 2 screws located under the head
2. Remove the dial face by lifting up and out
3. Unplug any Cash/Credit button connections from the dial face
4. Place the dial face aside
(right behind the dial face is the dial assembly)
5. Loosen (do not remove) the hex head screws on each side of the Dial Assembly
6. Swing the Dial Assembly upwards and hold in place with the Prop Rod lying just inside
7. The boards are now accessible

PROCEDURE TO SET DIP SWITCH ON COMPUTER BOARD

IF THE DISPENSER IS OFF

• remove the computer board.

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 • set the DIP switch to the desired positions (see next page for settings).
• return the computer board to the dispenser
IF THE DISPENSER IS ON
• locate black ON/OFF power switch (to the right of the battery pack)
• turn power switch to OFF position
• be sure the Manager's key is in the Operation/Run position
• push control button on Interface board
• the displays will become blank and the unit will power down immediately
• remove the computer board.
• set the DIP switch to the desired positions (see next page for settings).
• return the computer board to the dispenser

!!! IMPORTANT - to help prevent electrical shock and/or damage to the circuit boards;
TURN OFF ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE DISPENSER PRIOR TO REMOVING ANY
BOARDS •!!

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 CPU DIP SWITCH - POSITION SETTINGS
4
-
2 1
AN
N • D
•
6 7 8

SWITCH POSITION COMMENTS Note: the side of the switch with

the
printed numbers is the ON position

1 ON Communications diagnostic testing active.

OFF Communications diagnostic testing inactive.

2 ON Set ON for use with MEMS IV, MEMS V, and Model 83 DHC
dispenser controllers.
OFF Set OFF for use with MEMS II and MEMS III consoles. When switch 2 is OFF,
the dispenser will operate with only one price for each product.

for TGSA ! for262 I for262A-M-HY-LC-RCA-ssgting

3 ON ON = gallons ON = gallons ! ON = do not use applies to
OFF OFF = liters । OFF = liters I OFF = gallons niytods

4 ON Set ON for blanking of first 0.006 gallons or 0.024 liters

(hose dilation).
OFF Set OFF for calibration/no blanking.

5 ON Simultaneous programming of dispenser sides A and B.

OFF Independent programming of sides A and B.

6 ON Dual Phase Pulser operation

OFF Single Phase Pulser operation

7 ON Use slow flow offset shown in Mode 18; ignore console slow
flow setting.
OFF Use slow flow offset downloaded from the console for each sale.

8 ON Always ON for 262A dispenser operation

OFF Do not use

Switch position 1 controls execution of the console-dispenser communications test during fuel sales
while the dispenser is in Console operation. When communications testing is active, and a one-second
lapse in communications occurs during a sale, the sale will be halted. The console operator may
summarize the sale after communication is re-established.

NOTE: The 262A dispenser will not detect anv changes in the DIP switch positions until either
Manager's Mode 14 or greater is entered or until the Dispenser is powered UP with the control
button depressed.

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B. INITIAL DISPENSER POWER-UP
1. Ensure the computer board DIP switch settings are correct for the location.
2. Connect AC power to the dispenser

3. Press and hold control button on Interface board

4.

note: System will initialize and set all variables to their default values.
note: With AC power present, RAM and NO VRAM diagnostic tests will be executed within
3 seconds each time the dispenser is powered up.

5. PASS or ERR 05 will appear in VOLUME display - SEE NEXT PAGE FOR MORE
INFORMATION

6. Insert Manager Key in keyswitch

7. Turn key clockwise to manager mode position
note: In manager mode, all displays appear in the Front side A of the dispenser

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 IF PASS APPEARS:

1. Short tone will sound

2. Variables will reset to their default values, (see page 4-3, all values listed with CB in
the Reset column will default)

3. Upon turning the key in the keyswitch, Mode 23 will appear.

IF ERR 05 APPEARS:

1. Short tone will sound

2. Variables will reset to their default values, (see page 4-3, all values listed with E in the
Reset column will default)

3. Upon turning the key in the keyswitch, Mode 23 will appear.

IF PASS OF ERR 05 DOES NOT APPEAR, AND THE DISPENSER DOES NOT OPERATE

1. Turn power switch OFF.

2. Disconnect battery connections at circuit breaker.

3. Check all connections.

4. Check printed circuit boards.

5. Check IC sockets.

6. Verify proper installation.

7. Reconnect battery.

8. Turn power switch ON.

C. INITIAL PROGRAMMING
After PASS or ERR 05 appears in the VOLUME display, turning the keyswitch to the Manager's
Mode position will cause the dispenser to go directly to Mode 23.

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 In order to program, the keyswitch must remain in the
Manager Mode position.
All programming to meet the specific site/location requirements should be done at this time.
See SECTION 4, in this manual, for programming each individual Mode.

D. DISPENSER CALIBRATION AND HOSE DILATION CHECK

The Dispenser Calibration and Hose Dilation Checks should be done after initial programming has
been completed and prior to the first sale.

1. Dispenser Calibration
a. Enter Manager's Mode 17.
b. Set the maximum delivery to the desired volume amount for the calibration test.
c. Enter Manager's Mode 18.
d. Set the slow flow offset to the desired value for the test.
e. Begin to sell on the dispenser.
f. Check the measured values against the values set in modes 17 and 18.
g. After completion of the test, reset the maximum delivery and slow flow offset to the desired
values for normal operation.

2. Hose Dilation (swelling) Check

a. Disable initial blanking by setting CPU DIP switch position 4 to OFF. SEE PAGES 3-1 to 3-3
for instructions on accessing CPU board and setting DIP switch positions.

----------• REMEMBER-changes in DIP switch settings are not detected until either Manager's Mode 14 or
greater is entered; or by powering up the dispenser with the control button pressed. Do any of these
now. Then continue the hose dilation check.

b. Leave the nozzle closed (ie (do not squeeze the handle).
c. Start the sale by:
1. Raising the lever and
2. If there are Cash or Credit buttons, Press one of the buttons
d. The volume shown on the display after the valves open is equal to the hose dilation amount.
e. After completion of the test, return the CPU DIP switch position 4 to ON.
— f. REMEMBER...

THE DISPENSER IS NOW READY FOR OPERATION.

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 Section 4 - PROGRAMMING THE 262A DISPENSER
PROGRAMMING THE DISPENSER FOR THE FIRST TIME

For all programming, the keyswitch must remain in the Manager Mode position.

The following Modes must be programmed after the initial start-up*.

Mode 23 Set dispenser address, number of products per dispenser side, number of
dispenser sides, display type and type of dispenser operation

Mode 24 Set dispenser preset, additive presets and preset amounts

Mode 16 Set dispenser prices (if operating in Stand Alone)

Mode 20 Reset running totals

Mode 99 Review Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC) code and date

The following Modes SHOULD be programmed only if values different from the Default
Values are required, (default values listed on page 4-3)

Mode 11 Display communication diagnostic and watchdog reset counter

Mode 12 Change shift and display number of shift changes

Mode 14 Set Level 1 security code (if desired)

Mode 15 Set Level 2 security code (if desired)

Mode 17 Set maximum delivery

Mode 18 Set slow flow offset

Set dispenser function code (whether console approval is required and type of
Mode 19.
arming)

Mode 21 Set limits for dispenser errors and bad sales

Mode 22 Set decimal point locations

All other Modes can be left at their default values or set to the specific location criteria.

See pages 4-4 to 4-42 for programming each individual Mode.

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 MANAGER MODE LISTING
There are 29 programming modes in the 262A. These Modes are listed below.

All Modes should be set to meet the specific location needs.

Default values are listed on the following page. Unless you change it, the dispenser will automatically
use these default values.
M
0 MANAGER MODES
O DESCRIPTION
F
01 Enter Level 1 Security Code
02 Set or Display Setting Speed and Display Number of Nonzero Sales
03 Display Money in Cash Running Total
04 Display Volume in Cash Running Total
05* Display Money in Credit Running Total
06* Display Volume in Credit Running Total
07 Display Money in Cash Shift Total
08 Display Volume in Cash Shift Total
09* Display Money in Credit Shift Total
10* Display Volume in Credit Shift Total
11 Display Communications Diagnostics and Watchdog Reset Counter
12 Change Shift and Display Number of Shift Changes
13 Enter Level 2 Security Code Display Number of Level 2 Data Changes
14 Set or Display Level 1 Security Code
15 Set or Display Level 2 Security Code
16 Set Prices; Display Pulses/Unit Volume
17 Set or Display Maximum Delivery
18 Set or Display Slow Flow Offset
19 Set or Display Dispenser Function Code
20 Reset Running Totals
21 Set or Display Limits for Dispenser Errors and Bad Sales
22 Set or Display Decimal Point Locations
23 Set or Display the Dispenser Address, Number of Products per Dispenser Side, Number of
Dispenser Sides, Display Type and Type of Operation
24 Set or Display the Dispenser Preset, Additive Presets and Preset Amounts
25 Set or Display Leak Detector Delay, Battery Backup Time and Price Change Modes
26 Set or Display the Hose Fuel Blends
27 Set or Display the No Pulse Time-Out
98 Execute Button and Display Diagnostics
99 Display Software Date Code and CRC Code Diagnostic Test Results

*Used only on Dispensers with Cash/Credit Option.

Will not display when Dispenser is set for (1P 1P or 1P 2P) in Mode 23.

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 DEFAULT VALUES FOR MANAGER MODES

DEFAULT
MODE VARIABLE RESET
VALUE

01,14 Level 1 security code 0000 CB, E

02 Setting speed 5 AND
02 Number of nonzero sales 0000 CB, E
03-10 Totals none N
11 Watchdog resets 00 P.S.
12 # of shift changes 00 CB, E
13,15 Level 2 security code 0000 CB, E
13 # of Level 2 data changes 00 CB, E
16 Pulses/Unit volume none N
16 Product prices none N
17 Maximum delivery by volume 500 CB, E
18 Slow flow offset 0.600 Lit / 0.200 Gal CB, E
19 Dispenser function code 3 CB, E
21 Dispenser error limit 06 CB, E
21 Bad sale limit 3 CB, E
22 Decimal location in MONEY display XXXX.XX CB, E
22 Decimal location in VOLUME display XXX.XXX CB, E
22 Decimal location in PRICE display___________ X.XXX CB, E
23 Dispenser address_______________________ 01,02 AND
23 # of products per dispenser side____________ none N
23 # of dispenser sides 2 CB, E
23 Display type____________________________ none N
23 Type of operation 1P1 AND
24 Allow/Disallow dispenser preset sales nP2 CB, E
24 Dispenser preset amounts $1, $5, $10, $20, FILL CB, E
24 Additive/Non-Additive presets nA3 CB, E
25 Leak detector delay 0 CB, E
25 Battery backup time 5 CB, E
25 Price change mode 0 CB, E
26 Hose fuel blends no blend CB, E
27 Do not press time-out 00 CB, E

PS This variable will be reset to its default value when the dispenser is powered down.
11P = 1 PPUV per product & 1 PPUV display per product
2nP = No presets allowed
3nA = Non-additive presets

N This variable is never reset.

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CB This variable will be reset to its default value when the E This variable will be reset to its default value
control button is pressed at power-up and PASS when ERR 05 appears, indicating a
appears on the display. complete memory failure.
 MODE 01 _________________________
ENTER LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE________________________________
Mode 01 allows the user to:
• restrict access to all other Manager Modes
• require the user to enter a security code before gaining access to any other Mode

note:
• the Level 1 Security Code number is set in Mode 14

On Entry to Mode 01:

• Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 4 zeros appear in the VOLUME display
• the first zero on the left will be blinking

MODE # ------------ $ F01

0000 - - - LEVEL 1 CODE

TO ENTER THE SECURITY CODE: default = 0000 valid entry = 0000 - 9999

1. With the first zero on the left blinking, Press and hold button

2. Number will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

3. Release button when desired number appears

4. Tap button to cause next zero to blink

5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 for each zero until Level 1 security code has been entered

6. When Level 1 code has been correctly entered, quickly tap button

7. Mode number will begin to blink

-MODE 01 continued on next page-__________।
To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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MODE 01 - ENTER LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE: Continued

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 - If Level 1 code is set to 0000, the dispenser will not require a Code entered in Mode 01 and will
go directly to Mode 02 when the Manager's Mode is entered.

- if Level 2 security is 0000, the user will also have access to Modes 14-99, otherwise Level 2
security code will have to be entered in Mode 13.

Also:

If an invalid code is entered and the usertriesto enter another Mode by pressing the Manager's button:
a. the Mode number will not blink
b. the incorrect code will remain visible in the VOLUME display
c. the first digit of the incorrect code will blink
d. the user can now re-enter the correct code

If an invalid code is entered and the user tries to enter another Mode by turning the Manager's key:
a. ERR 01 will appear in VOLUME display for 2 seconds
b. then the Level 1 code will appear again as 0000
c. the user can now re-enter the correct code

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 MODE
02DISPLAY NUMBER OF NONZERO SALES
ANDSET OR DISPLAY SETTING SPEED
Mode 02 allows the user to:
• view the number of nonzero sales on a dispenser since the unit was initialized
• this is provided to aid in tracking sales activity and ranges from 0000 - 9999
• set the speed at which displayed digits will increase in programming when a button is pressed

On Entry to Mode 02:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of Money display
• number of nonzero sales appears in VOLUME display
• setting speed appears in PPUV display

MODE # ------ $ F02

0234 #'OF NONZERO SALES

(in this example: 234 nonzero sales
have occurred and the setting speed is
set to 5)

SETTING
SPEED
TO SET SETTING
SPEED
default =5
valid entry = 0-9
Set to 0 displays will change slowly when button is pressed
Set to 9 displays will change quickly when button is pressed

1. Tap button to cause digit in PPUV display to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. Number will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

4. Release button when desired number appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE
03DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH RUNNING TOTAL
Mode 03 allows the user to:
• view the amount of money collected for Cash sales on a dispenser since the running totals
were last reset

On Entry to Mode 03:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Cash total appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays
• six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display

six most significant $ XXXXXJjXX.XX four least significant

In this example, the money amount collected for Cash sales is: $65,432.10

MODE # --------- $ F03 01 ------- DISPENSER ADDRESS

000654 SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CASH SALES

32.10

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CASH SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 03, TOTAL CASH SALES WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)
TO VIEW TOTAL CASH SALES FOR SIDE B:
1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE
04DISPLAY VOLUME IN GASH RUNNING TOTAL
Mode 04 allows the user to:
• view the volume sold for Cash sales on a dispenser since the running totals were last reset

On Entry to Mode 04:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Total volume for cash sales appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays
• six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display

six most significant XXXXXy.XXX four least significant

Yo
In this example, the volume sold using Cash is: 45.678

MODE # --------- $ F04 01 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

000004 SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT

DIGITS OF CASH SALES

5.678

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CASH SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 04, VOLUME WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)

TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:

1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE
05DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL.
Mode 05 allows the user to:
• view the amount of money collected for Credit sales on a dispenser since the running totals
were last reset

On Entry to Mode 05:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Credit total appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays
• six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display
six most significant $ xXXXXXjCX.XX four least significant
Yo
In this example, the money amount collected for Credit sales is: $8,765,432.10

MODE # --------- $ F05 01 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

087654 ------- SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CREDIT SALES

32.10

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS OF CREDIT SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 05, TOTAL CREDIT SALES WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)
TO VIEW TOTAL CREDIT SALES FOR SIDE B:
1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE
06DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT RUNNING TOTAL
Mode 06 allows the user to:
• view the volume sold for Credit sales on a dispenser since the running totals were last reset

On Entry to Mode 06:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Total Volume for Credit sales appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays
• six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display six most

significant XXXXX)jX.XXX four least significant

In this example, the volume sold using Credit is: 45.678

MODE # $ F06 01 ------- DISPENSER ADDRESS

000004 ------- SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CREDIT SALES

5.678

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CREDIT SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 06, VOLUME WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)

TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:

1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number
MODE
07DISPLAY MONEY IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL
Mode 07 allows the user to:
• view the amount of money collected for Cash sales on a dispenser since the last shift change

On Entry to Mode 07:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Cash shift total sales appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays

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 • six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display
six most significant $ XXXXXXKX.XX four least significant

In this example, the money amount collected for Cash sales is: $65,432.10

MODE # --------- $ F07 01 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

000654 ------ SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT

--------------DIGITS OF CASH SALES

32.10

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CASH SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 07, CASH TOTALS WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)

TO VIEW CASH TOTALS FOR SIDE B:

1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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262A Programming/Operating Manual Form 4406 MODE 11
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 MODE
08DISPLAY VOLUME IN CASH SHIFT TOTAL
Mode 08 allows the user to:
• view the Volume sold for Credit sales on a dispenser since the last shift change

On Entry to Mode 08:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Volume shift total for Credit sales appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays
• six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display six most

significant XXXXX^X.XXX four least significant

In this example, the volume sold using Cash is: 345.678

MODE # --------- $ F08 01 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

000034 ------ SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CASH SALES

5.678

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CASH SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 08, VOLUME WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)

TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:

1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE
09DISPLAY MONEY IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL
Mode 09 allows the user to:
• view the amount of money collected for Credit sales on a dispenser since the last shift change

On Entry to Mode 09:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Credit shift total sales appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays
• six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display
six most significant $ xxXXXXjCX.XX four least significant

In this example, the money amount collected for credit sales is: $2.10

MODE # --------- $ F09 01 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

000000 SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS OF

CREDIT SALES

02.10

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CREDIT SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 09, CREDIT TOTALS WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)

TO VIEW CREDIT TOTALS FOR SIDE B:

1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE
10DISPLAY VOLUME IN CREDIT SHIFT TOTAL

Mode 10 allows the user to:

• view the volume sold for Credit sales on a dispenser since the last shift change

On Entry to Mode 10:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address (01 for SIDE A) appears in right side of MONEY display
• Volume shift total for Credit sales appears in VOLUME and PPUV displays
• six most significant digits appear in VOLUME display
• four least significant digits, including decimal point, appear in PPUV display six most

significant XXXXX^X.XXX four least significant

In this example, the volume sold using Credit is: 2345.678

MODE # --------- $ F10 01 --- - - DISPENSER ADDRESS

000234 ----- SIX MOST SIGNIFICANT

-----------------DIGITS OF CREDIT SALES

5.678

FOUR LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

OF CREDIT SALES

ON ENTRY TO MODE 10, VOLUME WILL DISPLAY FOR SIDE A (explained above)

TO VIEW VOLUME FOR SIDE B:

1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display)must be 02
a. tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02
c. release button when 02 appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE
11DISPLAY COMMUNICATIONS DIAGNOSTIC AND
WATCHDOG RESET COUNTER
Mode 11 allows the user to:
• view the communication link between the dispenser and the console
• view the number of watchdog resets since dispenser initialization

On Entry to Mode 11:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• diagnostic number appears in left side of VOLUME display
• number of resets appear in right side of VOLUME display

MODE

COMMUNICATION ------- # OF WATCHDOG RESETS

Communication Link Watchdog Resets

• the number 100 indicates normal • the number 00 indicates normal
operation between console and operation.
dispenser. • any other number indicates
• a number less than 100 indicates possible hardware problems.
some problem in the communication
link between the dispenser and
console.
• any other number represents
communication error conditions.
To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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262A Programming/Operating Manual Form 4406 MODE 11
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 MODE
12CHANGE SHIFT AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF SHIFT CHANGES
Mode 12 controls the shift change function

Mode 12 allows the user to:

• view the number of shift changes since initialization
• perform a shift change notes:
• shift changes can be performed for each side of a dispenser separately or both sides may be
changed at the same time.
• This is determined by the setting of position 5 in the CPU DIP switch. ON = simultaneous
programming of sides A and B OFF = separate programming of sides A and B

On Entry to Mode 12:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display

if set for separate programming if set for programming both sides at the same time
• dispenser address will appear • right side of MONEY display will be blank in right side of
MONEY display

• number of shift changes since dispenser initialization will appear in PPUV display

MODE # --------- $ F12 01 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

(in this example: 18 prior shift changes have occurred on dispenser side 1)
18

-MODE 12 continued on next # OF

page- SHIFTCHANGE
S

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number
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MODE 12 - Change Shift and Display Number of Shift Changes - Continued

MODE # ----- $ F12 01 - - - DISPENSER ADDRESS

18

Yo
# OF SHIFT CHANGES

TO PERFORM A SHIFT CHANGE default = 00 up to 2 digits can be displayed

if set for separate programming

Be sure correct dispenser side appears in right side of MONEY display
if set to program both sides at
a. tap button to cause number to blink
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02 the same time
c. release button when desired selection appears No dispenser address will appear
in the MONEY display. Both sides
will be set at the same time.

1. Tap button to cause number in PPUV display to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. While holding button, turn Manager's key to RUN and then back to Manager notes:

- ashift change will occur on the dispenser side shown (or both if set to program at the same time)
in the MONEY display

- all shift totals for that dispenser side (or both) will be reset to 0

- the number of shift changes will increase by 1

- after the shift change, --SC-- will appear in the VOLUME display

- only one shift change can be performed for each dispenser side (both at the same time if DIP
switch 5 is set ON) for each entry into MODE 12.
• if set for separate programming:
• the dispenser address will begin to blink
• Press and hold the button to toggle the dispenser address
• to perform a shift change for the other dispenser side repeat Steps 1 - 3 above

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262A Programming/Operating Manual Form 4406 MODE 12
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 MODE
13ENTER LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE
AND DISPLAY NUMBER OF LEVEL 2 DATA CHANGES
Mode 13 allows the user to:
• restrict access to Manager Modes 14-99
• require the user to enter a security code before gaining access to Modes 14-99
• view the number of times Level 2 data (Modes 14-99) have been changed notes:

- the Level 2 Security Code is set in Mode 15.

- Once a valid Level 2 Security Code is entered, the user is not required to re-enter the code
when moving through any Manager Modes (01 - 99) as long as the user remains in the Manager
function.

- After leaving the Manager function, the user will need to enter the Level 2 code to gain access to
Modes 14-99 again.
Level 2 data changes:
- one change is counted each time one or more change is made in any Level 2 Mode.
- no change is counted if a Level 2 Mode is entered but no data changes are made.
- up to 2 digits can be displayed.

On Entry to Mode 13:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 4 zeros appear in the VOLUME display
• number of times Level 2 data has been changed appears in PPUV display

MODE # — $ F13

0000 ------ ENTER LEVEL 2 CODE

(in this example: no Level 2 security is required and the Level 2 data has been changed 23 times)
# OF TIMES LEVEL
2DATA HAS CHANGED 23

-MODE 13 continued on next page-

Jo Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number
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MODE 13 - Enter Level 2 Security Code and Display Number of Level 2 Data Changes: Continued -
MODE • -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $ F13

OOOO ---------------- ENTER LEVEL 2 CODE

23

I4 OF TIMES LEVEL
2DATA HAS CHANGED

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 TO ENTER THE SECURITY CODE: default = 0000 valid entry = 0000 * 9999

1. Tap button to cause first zero in VOLUME display to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. Number will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

4. Release button when desired number appears

5. Tap button to cause next zero to blink

6. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for each zero until Level 2 security code has been entered

7. When Level 2 code has been correctly entered, quickly tap button

8. Mode number will begin to blink

Notes:

-when the correct code is entered the user will have access to modes 14 -99

-if Level 2 code is 0000, user will also have access to Modes 14-99 Level 2

If invalid code is entered and the user tries to enter another Mode:
a. ERR 02 will appear in VOLUME display until the button is released
b. then the Level 2 code appears again as 0000
c. the user can now re-enter the correct code
d. if no code is entered and another attempt is made to change the Mode, Mode 02 will
appear next

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 MODE
14SET LEVEL 1 SECURITY CODE

Mode 14 allows the user to:

• review or change the Level 1 security code
• level 1 security allows access to Modes 02-13

notes:
-when code is set to 0000, any user can access Modes 02 -13.
-when code is changed from 0000 to another value; when exiting this mode:
- the dispenser will automatically go to Mode 01
- the user will then need to enter the new code number
- the user can then proceed to other Modes

On Entry to Mode 14:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• current 4-digit Level 1 security code appears in VOLUME display

LEVEL 1 CODE

TO SET OR CHANGE THE CODE default = 0000

(unrestricted access to Modes 02-13) valid entry = 0000 -
9999

1. Tap button to cause first digit of code to blink

2. Press and hold button to change number from 0-9

3. Release button when desired number appears

4. Tap button to cause next digit of code to blink

5. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for each digit

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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[MODE 14 TOKHEIM CORPORATION July 1989
 MODE
15SET LEVEL 2 SECURITY CODE
Mode 15 allows the user to:
• review or change the Level 2 security code
• level 2 security allows access to Modes 14-99.

notes:
-when code is set to 0000, any user can access Modes 14-99.
-Level 1 access must be gained in order to gain access to Level 2 security

On Entry to Mode 15:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• current 4-digit Level 2 security code appears in VOLUME display

MODE # ------ $ F15

1933 ------- LEVEL 2 CODE

(in this example: Level 2 security is set to 1933)

TO SET OR CHANGE THE CODE default = 0000 (unrestricted access to

Modes 14-99) valid entry = 0000 - 9999

1. Tap button to cause first digit of code to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. Number will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

4. Release button when desired number appears

5. Tap button to cause next digit of code to blink

6. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for each digit

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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TOKHEIM CORPORATION July 1989 MODE 15
 MODE 16 SET PRICES; DISPLAY
PULSES/UNIT VOLUME

Mode 16 allows the user to:

• review pulses per unit volume
• product price review
• set product prices

notes:
-dispenser sides can have prices set separately or at the same time.
-this is determined by the setting of position 5 in the CPU DIP switch.
ON = simultaneous programming of sides A and B OFF = separate programming of sides A and B

On Entry to Mode 16:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• dispenser address will appear in right side of MONEY display (only if set for separate
programming of sides A and B, otherwise no address number will appear)
• number of pulses per volume will appear in VOLUME display

STANDARD 262A DISPENSERS ON = Note: *thi8

for Model 262A-M-HV-LC-RC this setting is settlng
gallons--1000 Pulses/Unit OFF = liters - 250 reversed: applies to
Pulses/Unit ON = do not use this model
OFF = gallons - 250 Pulses/Unit only

• pulses per unit volume can be 100, 200, 250 or 1000

• cash prices will appear in CASH display
• credit prices (if used) will appear in CREDIT display

MODE # ---------- $ Fl 6 01 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

(in this example: the following 1000

is set for side 01: PULSES/UNIT VOLUME
1000 pulses per unit
Cash price = 1,000
Credit price = 1.100) 1.000 1.100
PRODUCT PRICES

-MODE 16 continued on next page-

MODE 16 I
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MODE 16 - Set Prices; Display Pulses/Unit Volume: Continued

MODE 4 ----------- $|F16 01 ------- DISPENSER ADDRESS

1000 -------~
-------------1 PULSES/UNIT VOLUME

CASH--------- |1.000 1.100|---------CREDIT

Yo Yo
PRODUCT PRICES

TO SET THE PRICE(S) FOR SIDE A

1. Dispenser Address (left side of MONEY display) must be 01, if not, a. tap button to
cause number to blink then b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02, c. release
button when 01 appears

2. Tap button to cause first digit in CASH display to blink

3. Press and hold button

4. Numbers will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

5. Release button when desired number appears

6. Tap button to cause next digit in display to blink

7. Repeat steps 3 - 6 for each digit

8. After the CASH price has been entered, repeat steps 1 - 7 to set the CREDIT price (if
required)

TO SET PRICE(S) FOR SIDE B

1. Dispenser Address (right side of MONEY display) must be 02, if not, a. tap button to
cause number to blink then b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02, c. release
button when 02 appears

2. Follow steps 2 - 8 above

TO PROGRAM SIDES A AND B AT THE SAME TIME

• the prices entered will be programmed for both sides of the dispenser at the same
time
• the displays and programming will be exactly the same as explained above except:
• Skip step 1. No dispenser address will appear since both sides are being set at the
same time.
To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number
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 MODE 17 SET OR DISPLAY MAXIMUM
DELIVERY
Mode 17 allows the user to:
• set the maximum delivery amount allowed on the dispenser

On Entry to Mode 17:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• current maximum delivery appears in VOLUME display

MODE # ------ $ F17

(in this example: dispenser maximum 199.999 ------- MAXIMUM DELIVERY

delivery has been set to 199.999 units of
volume)

TO SET MAXIMUM DELIVERY

default = 500,000 (gallons or liters depending on CPU DIP switch setting) valid entry =
000,000 - 999,900

1. Tap button to cause first digit to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. Numbers will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

4. Release button when desired number appears

5. Tap button to cause next digit in display to blink

6. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for each digit

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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I MODE 17 I TOKHEIM CORPORATION July 1089 Rev. 11/15/92
 MODE 18
____________ SET OR DISPLAY SLOW FLOW OFFSET_________________

Mode 18 allows the user to: • set the slow flow offset for a dispenser by specifying the point near the
end of the sale when the dispenser will slow down the rate of fuel flow.

Note: The slow flow offset control is determined by position 7 on the CPU DIP switch: 1 Set to ON - slow
flow offset is determined by programming in Mode 18 at the Dispenser. Any data downloaded from the
console wm not change the Dispenser setting.
2. Set to OFF - slow flow offset will be downloaded by the Console for each sale.

On Entry to Mode 18:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• current slow flow offset appears in VOLUME display

MODE # ------ $ F18

(in this example: dispenser slow flow offset 0.800 ------- SLOW FLOW OFFSET
has been set to 0.800 units of volume)

TO SET THE SLOW FLOW OFFSET default = units of volume: 0.200 gallons/0.600
liters Valid Entry = 0.000 - 9.999 or 00.00 - 99.99 depending upon decimal point
location set in mode F22 (ie if mode F22 is set for 000.000 mode F18 = 0.000, if mode
F22 is set for 0000.00 mode F18 = 00.00)

1. Tap button to cause first digit to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. Numbers will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

4. Release button when desired number appears

5. Tap button to cause next digit in display to blink

6. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for each digit

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number
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TOKHEIM CORPORATION July 1080 Rev. 11/15/92 MODE 18
 MODE 19 SET OR DISPLAY DISPENSER
FUNCTION CODE
Mode 19 allows the user to:
• set whether console approval is required and the type of arming desired, (see chart below)
On Entry to Mode 19:
• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• current function code appears in VOLUME display

MODE * - - - $ F19 0 UNUSED CODE

(RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE)

(in this example: the function code DISPENSER FUNCTION CODE

has been set to 0 and the unused
code set to 0)

TO SET FUNCTION CODE default = 3 valid entry = 0-3

1. Tap button to cause number in VOLUME display to blink

2. Press and hold button
3. Numbers will increment from 0 - 3 and then start again at 0
4. Release button when desired number appears (refer to the chart below).

Note: the UNUSED CODE, which is reserved for future use, should always be set to zero and not changed.

TO EXIT MODE:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

CODE CONTROL AND DEFINITION

ARMING
0 The console is allowed to control the dispenser and the dispenser will be
Console operation and
auto armed upon each sale completion (reset for the next sale).
permanent dispenser
arming
1 The console is allowed to control the dispenser and the dispenser will
Console operation and key require key arming (reset by turning a key to the appropriate position at
arming at the dispenser the dispenser before the next sale can begin).
The dispenser operates independently and will be auto armed upon each
2 Stand alone operation and
sale completion (reset for the next sale).
permanent dispenser
arming
3 The dispenser operates independently and will require key arming (reset
Stand alone operation and
by turning a key to the appropriate position at the dispenser before the
key arming at the dispenser
next sale can begin).

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MODE 19 TOKHEIM CORPORATION July 1080 Rev. 11/15/92
 MODE
20RESET RUNNING TOTALS
Mode 20 allows the user to:
• reset the volume and dollar totals to zero
notes:
• dispenser sides can be set separately or at the same time.
• This is determined by the setting of position 5 in the CPU DIP switch.
ON = simultaneous programming of sides A and B
OFF = separate programming of sides A and B

On Entry to Mode 20:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
iíSgl-ÍQI separate prpgram.rni.ng if set for programming both sides at same tim< • dispenser
address will appear in • right side of MONEY display will be blank right side of MONEY display

• two dashes -- will appear in VOLUME display

MODE # --------- $ F20 02 ------- DISPENSER ADDRESS

------- RESET INDICATOR

(in this example: the

display for the running
total for Side 2 is
shown before and after
the reset has taken
place)
MODE # --------- $ F20 02 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS

000000 ------- RESET INDICATOR

-MODE 20 continued on next page-

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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MODE 20 - Reset Running Totals: Continued

MODE 4 ----- $ F20 02 - - - DISPENSER ADDRESS

MODE # ----- $ F20 02 - - - DISPENSER ADDRESS

- - - RESET INDICATOR

000000 - - - RESET INDICATOR

TO RESET RUNNING TOTALS

if set for separate programming if set to program both sides at

Be sure correct dispenser side appears in right side of the same time
MONEY display
No dispenser address will appear in
a. tap button to cause number to blink the MONEY display. Both sides will
b. hold button to toggle between 01 and 02 be reset at the same time.
c. release button when desired selection appears

1. Tap button to cause dashes in VOLUME display to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. While holding button, turn Manager's keyswitch to RUN and then back to Manager

After Totals are reset:

-Running totals will be reset on the dispenser side shown in right of the MONEY display, ie
shown as the dispenser address above
- All running totals for that dispenser side will be reset to 0
- After totals are reset, 000000 will appear in VOLUME display
- If set for separate programming, dispenser address will begin to blink after totals are reset

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 MODE 21
SET OR DISPLAY LIMITS FOR DISPENSER ERRORS AND BAD SALES
Mode 21 allows the user to:
• specify the limits for dispenser errors and bad sales
note:
-limits set in this Mode are effective only when CPU DIP switch 6 is set ON for Dual Phase Pulser
operation.

Dispenser errors occur: When the two dual phase pulse counters do not agree.
This means that the correct amount of fuel has not been dispensed (either there has been too
much or too little). This sale can be set to stop by setting the limit of how much error will be
allowed. If the limit is reached, the sale will automatically stop.
• ERR 31 will appear in VOLUME display.

Bad sales:
A bad sale is counted each time a dispenser error (explained above) occurs. The dispenser can
be set to stop by setting the limit of how many bad sales will be allowed. If the limit is reached, the
dispenser will automatically stop.
• ERR 41 will appear in VOLUME display.

On Entry to Mode 21:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• error limit appears in left side of VOLUME display
• bad sale limit appears in right side of VOLUME display

------- BAD SALE LIMIT

-MODE 21 continued on next page-

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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MODE 21 - Set or Display Limits for Dispenser Errors and Bad Sales: .Continued

TO SET THE DISPENSER ERROR LIMIT (left TO SET THE BAD SALE LIMIT (right side of
side of VOLUME display) default = 06 valid VOLUME display) default = 3 valid entry = 0 - 9
entry = 00 - 99
1. Tap button to cause first digit to blink
1. Tap button to cause first digit to blink
2. Press and hold button
2. Press and hold button
3. Numbers will increment from 0 - 9 and then
3. Numbers will increment from 0-9 and then start again at 0
start again at 0
4. Release button when desired number appears
4. Release button when desired number
appears 5. Tap button to cause next digit to blink

5. Tap button to cause next digit to blink 6. Repeat steps 2 - 4

6. Repeat steps 2 - 4 NOTE: if set to 0, ERR 41 will appear on

dispenser with each sale
NOTE: if set to 00, ERR 31 will appear on
dispenser with each sale

MODE # --------- $ F21

DISPENSER ERROR ------------- 12 5 ------- BAD SALE LIMIT

LIMIT

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 MODE 22
____________SET OR DISPLAY DECIMAL POINT LOCATIONS___________
Mode 22 allows the user to:
• change the decimal point location in the MONEY, VOLUME and PPUV displays for a
dispenser

On Entry to Mode 22:

• blinking Mode number appears in left of MONEY display
• decimal points appear in currently set locations
• dashes appear in all empty locations in MONEY & VOLUME displays
• prices for side A appear in the PPUV display

MODE # --- $ F22-.- - -

1.000 1.100

The figure below illustrates the possible decimal point locations In each
display.

MODE # $

TO SET THE DECIMAL POINT LOCATIONS defaults:

MONEY display = xxxx.xx
VOLUME display = xxx.xxx
PRICE display = x.xxx in order to set the
1. Tap button to cause decimal point in desired dispenser for NO
QEQIMALEQimSl
display to blink
continue tapping the
button to cause all the
2. Press and hold button to move decimal point decimal points in the
display to blink. When
3. Release button when decimal point all decimal points are
blinking, no decimal
is in desired location
points will appear in the
To Exit Mode: display.
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 MODE 23
SET OR DISPLAY THE DISPENSER ADDRESS, NUMBER OF PRODUCTS PER
DISPENSER SIDE, NUMBER OF DISPENSER SIDES, DISPLAY TYPE
AND TYPE OF OPERATION
Mode 23 is used to initialize a dispenser.

Mode 23 allows the user to:

• set the dispenser address (range from 01 -16)
• set the number of products on each side of the dispenser (for 262A always 1)
• set the number of sides on a dispenser (1 or 2)
• set the display type (1 or 2 PPUV [price per unit volume] displays per product)
• set the type of operation (1 or 2 PPUV [price per unit volume] per product)

On Entry to Mode 23:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address for side A appears in right side of MONEY display
• 2-digit dispenser address for side B appears in right side of VOLUME display
• number of dispenser sides appears in center of VOLUME display
• number of products per dispenser side appears in left side of VOLUME display
• type of dispenser operation appears in left side of PPUV display
• type of display appears in right side of PPUV display

MODE # --------- $ F23 05 ------ DISPENSER ADDRESS SIDE

A

# PRODUCTS/DISP SIDE ------------------ 1 2 06 ------- DISPENSER ADDRESS

. .. , ----------------- SIDE B
(in this example: Yo______________
1 PPUV display
with 2 sides pip
assigned to
addresses 5 & 6
operating handle 1 TYPE OF------------------------
TYPE OF —
PPUV dispenser
OPERATION
with 1 product # OF DISPENSER
DISPLAY —
per side) TYPE SIDES
-Mode 23 continued on next 2 pages-

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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MODE 23.,

MODE 23 - Set or display Dispenser Address, Number of Products Per Dispenser Side, Number of
Dispenser Sides, Display Type and Type of Operation: Continued

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 TYPE DISPENSER SIDES
TO SET THE DISPENSER ADDRESS
(SIDE A = right side of MONEY display, SIDE B = right side of VOLUME display) default
= 01 and 02
valid entry = 01-16
note:
-each dispenser side must be set separately and have a different address

1. Tap button to cause number of dispenser address to blink

2. Press and hold button until desired address number appears

TO SET NUMBER OF PRODUCTS PER DISPENSER SIDE (left Side Of VOLUME

display) default = none valid entry = 1

1. Tap button to cause number in left side of VOLUME display to blink

2. Press and hold button until desired number appears

TO SET DISPENSER SIDES (center of VOLUME display) default = 2 valid entry =

1 or 2 note:
-when 1 dispenser side is set, no address will appear for side B

1. Tap button to cause number in center of VOLUME display to blink

2. Press and hold button until desired number appears

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MODE 23 - Set or display Dispenser Address, Number of Products Per Dispenser Side, Number of
Dispenser Sides, Display Type and Type of Operation: Continued

MODE # ------------- $ F23 05 DISPENSER ADDRESS SIDE A

DISPENSER ADDRESS
# PRODUCTS/DISP SIDE ------------------------- 1 2 06 SIDE B

"TYPE OF
OPERATION
DISPLAY # OF
TYPE DISPENSER SIDES

TO SET OPERATION TYPE (left side PPUV display) and DISPLAY TYPE (right side
PPUV display) default = IP, none valid entry:
Operation and Display Types are set together:

TYPE OF OPERATIONDISPLAY TYPE_______________________

1 PPUV per product &____________________________1 ■CODE
PPUV display per product = 1P1P1
1 PPUV per product & 2 PPUV displays per product = P2P2P
2 PPUV per product & 2 PPUV displays per product =

1. Tap button to cause code in PPUV display to blink

2. Press and hold button until desired code appears

notes:
- PPUV = Price Per Unit Volume
- 2P 1P is not an option
- display type selected (1P or 2P) must match the current display type.
- if an incorrect display type is selected, prices will not display in correct positions.
- operation type selected must be compatible with the display type.
- when 1P 2P is selected, all Cash & Credit buttons become inactive and Credit
displays show dashes in place of prices.
- when 1P1P is selected, Modes 5, 6,9, & 10 will not appear, and all Cash
& Credit buttons become inactive.

In Console operation:
The console polls each dispenser for an identification number. The dispenser returns the
identification number based on the type of operation set in this mode.
Product prices shown on the PPUV displays reflect the prices available for the sale.
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 MODE
24SET OR DISPLAY THE DISPENSER PRESET, ADDITIVE PRESETS
AND PRESET AMOUNTS
Mode 24 allows the user to:
• allow or disallow preset sales
• specify if presets are to be additive or non-additive
• specify button type used for presets
• specify preset amounts

On Entry to Mode 24:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• preset button number appears in right side of MONEY display-blank if presets -preset buttons
read left to right; 1 left, 5 right are not allowed
• preset button type appears in left side of VOLUME display -blank if presets
1 =money; 2=volume; F=Fill; S=Stop are not allowed
• preset amount appears in right side of VOLUME display-blank if presets are not allowed 0000 -
9999 for dollars or 0000 - 9999 for gallons or liters
• presets allowed or disallowed appears in left side of PRUV display
P = Preset sales allowed
nP = No preset sales allowed
• additive or non-additive presets appear in right side of PPUV display
A = Additive presets nA = Non-additive presets

MODE I ---------- $ F24 2 ------- PRESET BUTTON NUMBER

PRESET BUTTON TYPE -------------- 1 0012 ------- PRESET AMOUNT

(in this example:

presets are allowed for
P nA
button 2 as a money
preset with a $12 value. ________II
The preset is set for
non-additive.)
PRESETS ADDITIVE PRESETS OR
ALLOWED/ NON-ADDITIVE PRESETS
DISALLOWED
-MODE 24 continued on next 2 pages-.

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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MODE 24 - Set or Display Preset, Additive Preset and Preset Amounts: Continued

MODE # -------------- $F24 2 ------- PRESET BUTTON NUMBER

PRESET BUTTON TYPE ------------------------ 1 0 012 -------- PRESET AMOUNT

P nA

I123 1 Yo
PRESETS ADDITIVE PRESETS
ALLOWED/ OR
DISALLOWED NON-ADDITIVE PRESETS

TO ALLOW (P) OR DISALLOW (nP) PRESET SALES default = nP (disallow)

1. Tap button to cause either P or nP in left of PPUV display to blink

2. Press and hold button to alternate between nP (disallow) and P (allow)

3. Release button when desired preset appears

TO SET ADDITIVE (A) OR NON-ADDITIVE (nA) - blank if presets are"allowed default = nA (non
additive)
Once a customer has begun dispensing fuel, the preset buttons will go into a non-additive mode
regardless of whether additive or non-additive was set in programming.
Example: While the customer is dispensing fuel, if they press a preset button: and the amount
dispensed is less than the selected dollar amount of the preset button, the sale will continue until the preset amount
has been reached. (EX. customer has $3.00 dispensed and presses $10 preset button, sale will continue until
$10.00 (not $13.00) has been reached. Note; the dispenser stopped at $10.00 acknowledging only the last preset
button pressed, ie non-additive).
and the amount dispensed is greater than the amount on the preset button, the sale will automatically stop. The sale
notes:
Additive Preset allows the customer to press the Non-Additive Preset accepts only the amount
preset buttons in combinations until they add up to of the last preset button pressed.
the desired amount. Examples: Example:
• Customer desires $3.00 preset: If customer pressed $10 then $5 then $1 preset
-press the $1 preset button 3 times. buttons, only $1.00 would appear as the preset
• Customer desires $17.00 preset: amount since the $1 preset button was the last
-press the $10, $5, $1, and $1 preset buttons button pressed.
(10+5+1+1 = 17)
can be restarted by pressing a preset button greater than the amount currently dispensed.
-MODE 24 continued on next page-
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MODE 24 2013

1 Tap button to cause either A or nA in right of PPUV display to blink

2 Press and hold button to alternate between A (additive) and nA (non additive).
3 Release button when desired mode appears.
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MODE 24 - Set or Display Preset, Additive Preset and Preset Amounts: Continued

TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON NUMBER (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry = 1-5
preset buttons read left to right (1 left, 5 right)

1. Tap button to cause number in right side of MONEY display to blink

2. Press and hold button to change number from 1 - 5 (displayed number corresponds with preset
buttons; reading left to right; button 1 - button 5)

3. Release button when desired preset button number appears

TO SET THE PRESET BUTTON TYPE (blank if presets are not allowed) valid entry: 1=money
preset; 2=volume preset; F=Fill button; S=Stop Button

1. Tap button to cause left side of VOLUME display to blink

2. Press and hold to alternate between

1 (money) 2 (volume) F (FILL) S (STOP)

3. Release button when desired mode appears

TO SET PRESET AMOUNT (blank if presets are not allowed OR if preset button type is set at
F=FILL or S=STOP)

default = $1 (button 1); $5(button 2); $10(button 3); $20(button 4); FILL(button 5)

valid entry: 0000 - 9999 for dollars (example: 0012 = $12.00)

0000 - 9999 for gallons or liters (determined by CPU DIP switch position 3)

note: preset amount will not display if button type is set at F (fill) or S (stop)

1. Tap button to cause first digit in right side of VOLUME display to blink

2. Press and hold button

3. Numbers will increment from 0 - 9 and then start again at 0

4. Release button when desired number appears

5. Tap button to cause next digit to blink

6. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for each digit

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 MODE
25SET OR DISPLAY LEAK DETECTOR DELAY, BATTERY BACKUP
TIMEAND
PRICE CHANGE MODE
Mode 25 allows the user to:
• set the time allowed for leak detection
• set the time when battery backup is provided after an AC power loss is detected
• sets whether prices can be changed after a nozzle is lifted, but before fuel begins dispensing
(used with console operation only)
On Entry to Mode 25:
• blinking mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• leak detection time (in seconds) appears in right side of MONEY display
• battery back up time (in minutes) appears in left side of VOLUME display
• price change mode appears in right side of VOLUME display

TO SET BATTERY BACKUP

MODE 4 ---------- $ F25 3 ------- LEAK DETECTION TIME TIME (left side of VOLUME
display) default = 5 minutes
valid entry = 0 to 19 minutes
BATTERY BACKUP TIME -------------- 05 0 ------- PRICE CHANGE MODE
(in this example: 1. Tap button to cause first digit
3 second leak detection interval
5 minute battery backup time of time to blink
price change mode set to 0)
TO SET LEAK DETECTION TO SET PRICE CHANGE 3. Press and hold button to
TIME (right side of MONEY MODE (right side of VOLUME toggle between 0 and 1 tens
display) default = 0 seconds display) of minutes, then release
valid entry = 0 to 9 seconds 0 = cannot change prices once when desired digit (o or 1)
nozzle is lifted appears
1 = prices can be changed once
1. Tap button to cause time to nozzle is lifted as long as a side
blink has not been authorized. 4. Quickly tap button to get
second digit to blink
2. Press and hold button until default = 0
desired seconds (0 to 9) 5. Press and hold button until
appear, then release button 1. Tap button to cause number desired digit (0 to 9)
in right side of VOLUME appears, then release button
display to blink
NOTE: If an AC power loss
occurs during a sale, the sale
2. Press and hold button to
data will be displayed for a
toggle between 0 and 1,
minimum of 5 minutes,
then release when desired
regardless of a lower
digit (0 or 1) appears
programmed value.
To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number
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 MODE
26SET OR DISPLAY HOSE FUEL BLENDS

NOTE: THIS OPTION IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE 262A DISPENSER.

Mode 26 allows the user to:

• set the tanks used for the hose fuel blends, If blenders are installed

On Entry to Mode 26:

• blinking mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• a digit will be displayed on the left and right sides of each PPUV SIDE A displays
• These digits correspond to the motor control signals which will be turned on when the
nozzle is lifted for that product

(in this example:

Tanks 1 and 3 used
for fuel blends)

ENGINE CONTROL 1 - 4

TO SET OR CHANGE BLEND TANKS

1. Tap button to cause left digit in PPUV display to blink

2. Press and hold button to toggle between 12 3 and 4 (the 4 motor control signal
selections)

3. Release button when the desired number appears

4. Tap button to cause right digit in PPUV display to blink

5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 to select blend tanks for all available hoses

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number
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 MODE
27NO PRESS TIME-OUT, SET/DISPLAY

Mode 27 allows the user to:

• set how long it will take (time out) for a sale to go to a SALE DUE status once dispensing has
stopped (no pulses)
• This is called the No Press Time Out
On Entry to Mode 27:
• blinking mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• no press time-out value (In seconds) appears in right side of MONEY display

MODE # DO NOT PRESS TIME-OUT

TO SET THE NO PULSE TIME-OUT default = 00 = no time-out valid entry = 00 -

99 seconds

1. Tap button to cause first digit of the time to blink

2. Press and hold button to toggle through 0 - 9 tens of seconds

3. Release button when desired number appears

4. Tap button again to cause second digit to blink

5. Press and hold button to toggle through 0 - 9 units of seconds

6. Release button again when desired number appears

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

MODE 28

Although this Mode appears on the display. Mode 28 is not available to program in the 262A dispenser.

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 MODE
98EXECUTE BUTTON AND DISPLAY
DIAGNOSTICS
Mode 98 allows the user to:
• check the display, the lights and the buttons

There are two methods to enter MODE 98:

Normal Method: Quick Entry Method:

• requires the system operator to • can be done without Level 1 or Level 2 access
have Level 2 access • Press the button while entering the Manager's
Mode with the Manager's key
• Release the button

On Entry to Mode 99:

• blinking Mode number will appear in left side of MONEY display

To Run the Diagnostics:

• quickly press and release the Manager's button
• the push button lights should all light up
• all of the displays should show O's and begin to scroll from 0-9.
• on the odd values (1,3,5, 7, 9) the decimal points and arrows will be displayed
• as dispenser buttons are pressed, the corresponding light will be toggled: OFF to ON
first ON to OFF

Displays will sequence from 0-9

000000

(in this example: the

displays show zeros. 000000
The displays will then
begin to scroll up to 9)

0000 0000

To Exit Mode:
1. Quickly turn the Manager's key to Operation/Run and back to Manager

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 MODE
99DISPLAY SOFTWARE DATE CODE AND CRC CODE DIAGNOSTIC
TESTRESULTS
Mode 99 identifies the software version through the displayed software date code and verifies the
Computer Board operation through the results of the Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC).

Mode 99 allows the user to:

• read the dispenser software version date code
• read the results of the Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC).

On entry to Mode 99:

• blinking Mode number appears in left side of MONEY display
• after a brief period, either P (for pass) or F (for fail) shows in right side of MONEY display
• software date code appears in VOLUME display in a month/day/year format (MMDDYY)
• computed CRC code appears in first PPUV display
notes:
- the P or F iin the MONEY display indicates whether the Computer Board PASSED or FAILED
the CRC.
- when any difference is found, the CRC has failed.

MODE # ----------- $ F99 p PASS OR FAIL INDICATOR

MM/DD/YY
032087

F02A

COMPUTED CRC CODE

To Exit Mode:
1. Tap button until Mode number in left of MONEY display blinks
2. Press and hold button to change displayed Mode number

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 DISPENSER
Section OPERATING
5 - OPERATING SEQUENCE
THE 262A DISPENSER

Dispenser set-up must

—previous be displays
sale data completed before dispensing operations can
previous volume dispensed
begin. Dispenser set-up is explained in Section
previous 3 - System Start-Up,
dollar amount
—all product prices are displayed
—previous PPUV indicated by an arrow within the display
TYPE OF DISPENSER OPERATION
Sal 2
The 262A operates in one of 2 ways: The type of
e Authorization
1. Stand Alone
- In Stand Alone Operation-] pi$pen$er
2. Console operation. •-Dispenser must be armed (key or permanent)
operation is set
I- In Console Operation
in Mode 19
1. In Stand Alone Operation: Dispenser must be armed and console approved
Le er Raised •the start of a sale is controlled at the Dispenser. Dispenser
v ------------------- Function Code
2. In Console Operation:
- Corresponding motor turns on
•the- Selected
Dispenser mustprices
product receive approval
appear from to
and begin the control
blink - Console in order to start.
Money & Volume displays appear with dashes
DISPENSES.ARMING
If Here are Cash/Credit
The Dispenser mustButtons--------
be Armed before a sale may begin. Arming the dispenser resets the displays
-periodic short tone sounds
and preauthorizes the dispenser for the next sale. There are 2 types of arming:
-prices will flash
1. Key Arming-Code 1 or 3-Customer
set in Mode must 19press
(used only with
a Cash optional
or Credit 4 position keyswitch)
button
2. Permanent Arming-Code 0 or tone
-Short 2 setsounds
in Mode 19 (used with the 2 or 4 position keyswitch)
•-Segment Check Begins

Segment
1 • Check—
KEY ARMING (operational only with the 4-position keyswitch)
- All displays appear as 8's
The attendant must turn the key to the appropriate position (Dispenser side A or B) and
- All displays blank then set to O's
return to -Operation/Run within 1insecond
Selected price appears of time
PPUV display foranthe
with dispenser to be armed.
arrow
- All other prices in PPUV displays contain dashes
- Pressure Monitor cycles (if installed)
- Slow flow valve turns on NORMAL OPERATION/
When the- Dispenser side is key armed:
After verifying the pulser while in slow flow, then the Pilot valve turns on
• A short tone time
L- When will between
sound as the Dispenser
recorded is 5 seconds, Pilot valve turns off
pulses exceeds
armed.
• The MONEY and VOLUME displays will be
Sale Completion
set to zero.
Sale is completed either by:—
- lowering the lever
- dispensing an amount equal to the Dispenser preset
If the key remains in the arming position formaximum
more than delivery, then lowering the lever
one second;
• two short tones will sound - dispensing an amount equal to a Console preset
• the Dispenser will be disarmed amount
• the zeros will remain visible in the MONEY and VOLUME displays.
The engine is then
turned off
notes
2. PERMANENT ARMING (operational with thePER
PRICE 2 or 4UNIT
position keyswitch)
VOLUME The Dispenser
DISPLAYS (PPUV) is
If a sale is started and the lever is lowered
automatically armed for the next saleDispensers
after each with:
sale is completed. No key action is
before any fuel is dispensed, the fueling
required. One (1) Method of Payment: will have one PPUV
position will go immediately to the idle
display.
state. This allows the customer to
Two (2) Method of Payments: will have
immediately begin a new sale on any
CASH/CREDIT buttons and 2 PPUV displays
product.
for each fueling position.

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DISPENSER FEATURES
The illustrations below will help you become familiar with the important parts of the dispenser and
the terms used to describe them.

MONEY Display. FRONT VIEW

VOLUME Display
CREDIT Button
CASH Button

Keyswitch
PPUV (Price Per Unit
Volume Displays)

Nozzle

Lever

Keyswitch

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CONSOLE OPERATION
When a Console is first connected to the 262A Dispenser, the Consoles' parameters for product
prices and display data must be downloaded to the Dispenser.

When the Dispenser is idle:

1. Turn the keyswitch to Manager Mode position
2. Turn the keyswitch back to Operation/Run position
This will prompt the Console to download price and display data.

Sale Authorization
Two levels of authorization are required before each sale can begin:
1. The control console must approve the sale
2. The Dispenser must be armed (key or permanent)

Console Approval
Each time sale approval is sent from the Console, the Console will download to the Dispenser:
1. product price
2. maximum delivery
3. slow flow offset
Except for slow flow offset, the downloaded values from the Console will always replace any
previous values set in the Dispenser.

Siow-Flow Offset
Position 7 on the CPU DIP switch determines the
slow flow offset control:

1. Set to ON - slow flow offset is determined by

programming in Mode 18 at the Dispenser. Any
data downloaded from the Console will not change
the Dispenser setting.

2. Set to OFF - slow flow offset will be

downloaded by the Console for each sale.

The Console cannot change the following on the Dispenser:

• configuration
• security codes
• security counters
• total salts
• pulses per unit volume
• error limits
• preset amounts
• shift changes

When a Dispenser is in the Manager Mode, it cannot communicate with the Console.
Product Prices and Price Changes from Console to Dispenser

• The price downloaded with each Console approval must match the price and method of

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 payment stored in the Dispenser. When price(s) are changed, they are downloaded to the
Dispenser by the Console.

• If a Dispenser has a sale in progress, the price will not change. The new price(s) will be
sent by the console at the time of the next sale approval.

• If a Dispenser has no exit in progress, and the price change mode (set in MODE 25) allows
a price change with a lever raised, the price change will be accepted by the dispenser.

• After the new prices appear, a beep sounds and the new prices flash for 5 seconds.

Dispenser/Console Conflicts

Once a sale is begun by a customer and the Dispenser armed:

• The Console detects the customer selections, the current unit price for the product
and selected method of payment. Then the Console sends sale approval to the
Dispenser to allow the sale to begin.

• When the Console approves the sale it downloads to the Dispenser the product unit
price, slow flow offset (depending on DIP switch position) and maximum delivery.

• The Console cannot override a customer selection made at the Dispenser for product
or method of payment.

• If the product price sent by the Console does not match the unit price set in the
Dispenser, the Dispenser will not allow the sale to begin.

• The product prices and Method of Payment selections in the Console and at

the Dispenser must match before any sales can be conducted on the Dispenser.
If there is a difference:
• either the customer must change their selection to match the Console, or
• the Console must be changed to match the Dispenser.

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PRESET SALES
The optional preset buttons are located on the side of the dispenser for each fueling position. Preset
buttons are used by the customer to select a specified dollar or volume amount. When a preset
amount is selected, the dispenser automatically stops dispensing fuel when the present amount is
reached.

The buttons are individually programmed to preset amounts in Mode 24. The buttons can be set for
dollar amounts, volume amounts, FILL or STOP.
1. Dollar Amounts
to. each button is set to a specified dollar amount
2. Volume Amounts
to. each button is set to a specified volume amount
3. FILL BUTTON
a. allows the dispenser to deliver fuel up to the programmed maximum delivery or the
maximum limit sent from the console if applicable.
b. Pressing the FILL button during a sale overrides any previous customer entered preset
and allows the sale to continue to the maximum delivery or the maximum limit sent from
the console if applicable.
4. STOP BUTTON
to. Pressing the STOP button causes a short tone to sound and the valves and motor to shut
off on the corresponding side of the dispenser.

A SALE CAN BE PRESET EITHER AT THE DISPENSER OR AT THE CONSOLE.

In Stand Alone operation, the Dispenser In Console operation, the Console can preset
must be equipped with preset buttons and a sale for a specified volume or dollar amount
Mode 24 must be set in programming to allow regardless of the setting in Mode 24 and
presets. whether or not there are preset buttons on the
Dispenser.
The sale can begin when:
1. the Dispenser is armed
2. Console approval is received (if applicable)
3. a CASH/CREDIT button is pressed (if available)
(if preset is selected at the Console, the CASH/CREDIT button pressed at the Dispenser
MUST be the same as the one selected at the Console)

On all preset sales, the slow flow valve will be shut off when the full preset sale amount has
been dispensed.

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 IF PRESET IS SELECTED AT THE DISPENSER: IF PRESET 15 SELECTED AT THE CONSOLE:

A preset button can be pressed before or during for preset prepay

the sale. • selected price will display at the Dispenser
• all other price displays will be filled in with
if pressed before the sale starts: dashes
• after dispensing the preset amount, the
•dollar amount will appear in the MONEY Dispenser will go to the idle state
display
• a flashing P will appear in the VOLUME
display, until Console approval is received (if
applicable) and the segment check begins

tor preset postpay

•all prices remain visible at the Dispenser until
if pressed during the sale; the customer presses the desired method of
payment
and the preset amount is greater than the • after dispensing the preset amount, the
amount currently dispensed; Dispenser will go to the idle state and the
• the sale will continue to the new preset Console will go to the sale due state
amount.

and the preset amount is less than the amount

currently dispensed;
• a long tone will sound When a sale is preset at both the
• Dispenser motor will turn off Console and Dispenser, and if the
•both valves will shut preset values are different, fuel
•the last valid preset button pressed will flash delivery will stop at the lower limit.
•the customer can now select a preset button of
greater value or lower the lever to terminate
the sale

If a preset button is pressed and the lever is not raised in 30 seconds, the preset will automatically
cancel.

If the maximum delivery allowed by the console is less than the preset amount, fuel delivery will
stop at the lower limit.
Additive Presets
Mode 24 must be programmed to allow Additive Presets.

Additive presets
allow the customer to press the preset buttons in combinations until they add up to the desired
amount.

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 Examples:

• Customer desires $3.00 preset: press the $1 preset button 3 times.

• Customer desires $17.00 preset:

press the $10, $5, $1 and $1 preset buttons (10+5+1+1 = 17)

Non-Additive presets
accept only the amount of the last preset button pressed.

Example:

• If the customer pressed $10 then $5 then $1 preset buttons, only the $1 would appear
as the preset amount since the $1 preset button was the last button pressed.

Once a customer has begun dispensing fuel.

The preset buttons will go into a non-additive mode regardless of whether additive or nonadditive was
set in programming.

Example: While the customer is dispensing fuel, if they press a preset button:

and the amount dispensed is less than the selected dollar amount of the preset button;
the sale will continue until the preset amount has been reached. (EX. customer has $3.00
dispensed and presses $10 preset button, sale will continue until $10.00 (not $13.00) has been
reached. Note; the dispenser stopped at $10.00 acknowledging only the last preset button
pressed, ie non-additive).

and the amount dispensed is greater than the amount on the preset button;
the sale will automatically stop. The sale can be restarted by pressing a preset button greater than
the amount currently dispensed.

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 DISPENSER ERRORS
Error codes appear on the VOLUME display when the dispenser detects a problem in operation.

ERROR ERROR DESCRIPTION

CODE CORRECTIVE ACTION

ERR 01 The security code entered Enter correct code number.

to access Level 1 security
was invalid.

ERR 02 The security code entered Enter correct code number.

to access Level 2 security
was invalid.

When this error occurs, all variables will be reset to their default
ERR 05 The diagnostic tests were values.
failed upon power-up.
Enter programming MODE 23 and re-program the initial parameter.
For more information on ERR 05, see page 5-7.

Contact a Tokheim Authorized Service Representative if this error

occurs.

ERR 08 This error indicates a low This error can be temporarily cleared by raising the dispenser lever.
battery.
This error can be disabled by turning the Manager keyswitch to the
MANAGER MODE position.
Note: if the battery voltage is still low, this error will appear again at
the next power-up.

If this error occurs repeatedly, contact Tokheim Authorized Service

Representative.

ERR 09 This error indicates a The dispenser should be serviced immediately because sale
critically low battery or that data could be lost.
the battery is disconnected.
On power-up, if the battery is critically low or the battery test fails,
ERR 09 will appear within one minute.

This error can be temporarily cleared by raising the dispenser lever.

This error can be disabled by turning the Manager keyswitch to the

MANAGER MODE position.
Note: if the battery voltage is still critical, this error will
appear again at the next power-up.

If this error occurs repeatedly, contact Tokheim Authorized Service

Representative.

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ERR 31 The number of dispenser When this error occurs, the sale will automatically stop.
errors exceeds the
number set in MODE 21. This error can be cleared one of 2 ways:
1. Return the nozzle to cradle, turn Manager's key ON and
then back to RUN to clear the error.
2. Lower the lever and then raise the lever. This method
enables the customer to clear the error and use the pump.

ERR 41 When the number of bad sales exceeds the number set in
MODE 21, the dispenser will automatically stop.
The number of bad sales
has exceeded the number The dispenser must be powered down to clear the error.
set in MODE 21.
Report this error to a Tokheim Authorized Service Representative.
A bad sale is counted
each time a dispenser
error (ERR 31) occurs.
The number of how many
bad sales will be allowed
is set in MODE 21.
ERROR ERROR
CODE DESCRIPTION CORRECTIVE ACTION

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 Section 6 - GLOSSARY OF
ABBREVIATIONS

Alternating Current
AC ..........................................................................
Control Button
CB ..........................................................................
Central Processing Unit
CPU ........................................................................
Cyclical Redundancy Check
CRC.........................................................................
Mistake
AND.........................................................................
Federal Communications Commission
FCC ........................................................................
Gallons
GAL ........................................................................
Integrated Circuit
IC.............................................................................
Liters
LIT ..........................................................................
Payment Method
MOP........................................................................
Never
N..............................................................................
National Fire Protection
NFPA.......................................................................
Nonvolatile Ram Memory
NOVRAM ................................................................
Power Down
P.S. .........................................................................
Price Per Unit Volume
PPUV.......................................................................
Random Access Memory
RAM........................................................................

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C- Continued

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INDEX
3.2
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ASide 1-3, 2-1, 2-2,3-3, 3-4 AC Power 3-4,4-38 Console approval 4-26,5-1,5-2, 5-4 to 5-7 Control
Access, boards 4-4,4-18 button 3-2,3-4,4-3
Additive Presets 4-35.4-36.5-8 Address, dispenser 4- CPU DIP switch 3-1 to 3-4, 3-6, 4-16, 4-17, 4-22, 4-24,
32 to 4-34 Alphabetical Mode listing v 4-27, 4-29, 5-4, 5-5
Amounts, Set preset buttons 4-35 to 4-37 Approval, Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC) 4-43
console 4-26,5-2, 5-4, 5-5
Arming 1-2, 2-2,4-26, 5-1, 5-2,5-4,5-6 Attendant's Key
2-2 Authorization, comes out 5-4

Data changes 2-3,4-18

Date Code 4-43
B'Side 1-3,2-2,3-3 Bad sales 4-29,5-10 Battery 1-2,3- Decimal point location 4-31
5,4-38,5-9 Battery pack 3-2 Blanking 3-3,3 -6 Blends Default values 3-4,3-5,4-1,4-2,5-9
4-39 Boards Listing 4-3
Access 3-1 Computer 3-1 to 3-4 Interface 3-2,3-4 Diagnostic tests 1 -2.3-3.3-4.4-15.4-42.5-9
Location 3-2 Removal 3-1 Dial face 3-1
Buttons DIP switch 3-1 to 3-4,3-6,4-16,4-17,4-22,4-24, 4-27, 4-
Cash/Credit 1-2,2-3,2-4, 5-2,5-3,5-6 Control 3-2,3- 29, 5-4, 5-5
4,4-3 Disconnect v
Diagnostic 4-42 Fill 4-35,4-37, 5-6 Manager 1-3,2- Dispenser
1,2-3,2-4,3-5,4-5,5-3 Preset 1-2,2 -4,4-35,4-36,4- Address 4-32
37, 5-3, 5-6,5-7, 5-8 Calibration 3-6
Stop 4-35,4-37, 5-6 Errors 4-29,4-30,5-9,5-10
Features 2-4,5-3
Identification 1-3
Initialize 3-4,4-32 to 4-34
Hose dilation 3-6
Operating sequence 5-2
Calibration 3-3 Calibration check 3-6 Cash/Credit
Power-up 3-4
buttons 1-2,2-3,2-4,5-2,5-3 Cash/Credit option 4-2
Sides 1-3,2-1,2-2,3-3,3-4,4-32
Change/update information 2-3 Circuit boards 3-5
Startup 3-1 to 3-6,5-1
Circuitbreaker 1-1,3-5
Displays 1 -3.2-1.2-3.2-4.3-5.4-31.5-1
Clearing dispenser errors or bad sales 5-9,5-10
Diagnostics 4-42 Money 2-4.5-3.5-7 PPUV 2-4.4-
Code, security 4-4,4-18
32, 4-34, 5-2, 5-3 Type 4-32.5-1
MildH 4-4,4-5,4-20,4-21 Level 2 4-5,4-18,4-19,4-21 Volume 2-4,3-4,3-5,3-6,4-5, 5-3,5-7 Documents,
Invalid 4-5 related 1-1
Communication link 4-15 Computer board 3-1,3-2,3- Dual phase pulser 1-2,3-3,4-29
4 Console operation 4-26,4-34,5-1,5-2,5-6

Emergency Stop v
Emergency Power Cutoff v
ERR 01 4-5, 5-9
ERR 02 4-19, 5-9
ERR 05 3-4, 3-5,3-6,4-3
ERR 08 5-9
ERR 09 5-9
ERR 31 4-29.4-20.5-10
ERR 41 4-29.4-30.5-10
Errors description & clear 5-9,5-10 set dispenser
limit 4-29,4-30

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F 2-3 Leak detection 4-38
Face, dial 3-1 Level 1 security 4-4,4-5,4-20,4-21
Fan assembly 3-2 Level 2 security 4-5,4-18,4-19,4-21
Features Lever 5-2,5-3,5-5
Dispenser 2-4,5-3 Listing
Standard 1-2 Modes 4-2
Fill button 4-35,4-37, 5-6 Default values 4-3
Front load dispenser 1-3 Liters 3-3,4-3,4-24
Fuel blends 4-39 Low battery 5-9
Fueling position 1-2,1-3
Function Code 4-26
M
Manager button 1-3,2-1,2-3,2-4,3-5,4-5, 5-3
Gallons 3-3, 4-22,4-24 Manager Mode 2-1, 2-2,2-3,3-3,3-4,3-5,3-6,4-1, 4-18, 5-
Glossary of abbreviations 6-1 4
Manager Mode default values 4-3
Manager Mode listing 4-2
H Manager's key 2-2,3-4,4-5
Hose 1-3 Maximum delivery 3-6.4-24.5-2.5-4, 5-5, 5-7
Hose dilation 3-3,3-6 Memory Error 3-5,4-3
Hose, fuel blends 4-39 Payment method 5-5
Mode 01 4-4 to 4-5,4-20
Mode 02 2-3, 4-5,4-6
Mode 03 4-7
J Mode 04 4-8
IC sockets 3-5 Mode 05 4-9
Identification, dispenser 1-3 Mode 06 4-10
Identification number 4-34 Mode 07 4-11
Information, change/update 2-3 Mode 08 4-12
Initial programming 3-6 Mode 09 4-13
Initialize dispenser 4-32 to 4-34 Mode10 4-14
Initialize system 3-4 Mode 11 4-1,4-15
Installation Manual 1-1 Mode 12 4-1,4-16 to 4-17
Interface board 3-2,3-4 Mode 13 4-5,4-18 to 4-19
Invalid security code 4-5 Mode 14 4-1,4-20
Mode 15 4-1,4-18
Mode 16 4-1,4-22 to 4-23
Mode 17 3-6,4-1,4-24
Mode 18 3-6,4-1,4-25,5-4
Mode 19 4-1,4-26
Mode 20 4-1,4-27 to 4-28
Mode 21 4-1,4-29 to 4-30
Mode 22 4-1,4-31
Key Mode 23 3-5, 3-6,4-1
Attendant 2-2 Mode 24 4-1,4-35 to 4-37,5-6, 5-7
Manager 2-2,3-4,4-5 Mode 25 4-38, 5-5
Key, arming 1-2.2-2.4-26.5-1.5-2.5-4 Mode 26 4-39
Keyswitch 1-3, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 3-4, 3-5, 3-6, 4-1, 5- Mode 27 4-40
21.5-3.5-4 Mode 28 4-41
Mode 98 4-42
Mode 99 4-1,4-43
Mode listing iv, v, 4-2
Mode number 2-3,4-2,4-3,4-5
Money display 2-4,5-3,5-7
Motherboard 3-2
Multiplex board 3-2

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NFPA v RAM 3-4
Do not press time out 4-40 Related documents 1-1
Non-additive presets 4-35, 4-36, 5-8 Relay boards 3-2
Nonzero sales 4-6 Reset
Normal Operation/Run 1-3, 2-2, 2-3,5-4 Default values 4-3
NOVRAM 1-2,3-4 Running Totals 4-27 to 4-28
Nozzle 5-3 Watchdog 4-15
price change mode 4-38 Running Totals 4-7 to 4-10
Radio frequency v

ON/OFF power switch 3-2 Operating sequence 5-2 Security levels 4-4,4-18
Operation type 4-34,5-1 Operation/Run 1-3,2-2,2- Segment check 5-2,5-7
3,5-4 Overview, system 1-2 Serial Plate 2-1
Set Information 2-3
Set preset amounts 4-35 to 4-37
Set prices 4-22 to 4-23
Setting speed 4-6
Parameters, station 3-1 Shift gear 4-16,4-17
PASS 3-4,3-5,3-6 Total shifts 4-11 to 4-14
Permanent arming 1-2.2-2.4-26.5-1.5-2.5-4 Sides, dispenser 4-32 to 4-34
Pilot valve 5-2 A 1-3,2-1,3-3,3-4
Position settings, DIP switch 3-3 B 1-3,3-3
Power cutoff 1-1,3-1 Single dispenser 1-2,1-3
Power switch 3-2,3-5 Single phase pulser 3-3
Power-up, dispenser 3-4,3-5,4-2 Slow flow offset 3-3.3-6.4-25.5-4.5-5.5-6
PPUV display 2-4,4-32,4-34, 5-2,5-3 Software version 4-43
Preset, additive 4-35.4-36.5-8 Stand Alone operation 1-2.4-15.4-26.5-1.5-2.5-6
Preset buttons 1-2,2-4,4-35,4-36,4-37,5-3 5-6, Standard features 1-2
5-7 Start up 3-1 to 3-6,5-1
Postpaid preset 5-7 Station parameters 3-1
Preset prepay 5-7 Stop button 4-35,4-37,5-6
Presets 4-35,4-36,5-6,5-8 Stop, emergency v
Prices, changes 4-38, 5-5 Switch light control board 3-2
Prices, set 4-22 to 4-23 Switch, DIP 3-1 to 3-4,4-16,4-17,4-22,4-24,4-27,
Products, per side 4-32 to 4-34 4-29, 5-4,5-5
Programming, dispenser 4-1 to 4-43 Switch, power 3-2,3-5
Programming, initial 3-6,4-1 System overview 1-2
Programming Modes
Alphabetical listing iv
Pulser, dual phase 1-2,3-3,4-29
Pulses/Unit Volume 4-22.4-23.5-4
Sale authorization 5-4
Sales, bad 4-6
Sales, noon 4-6
Sales, preset 5-6
Security Codes 4-4,4-18,5-9
LeveH 4-4,4-5,4-20,4-21
Level 2 4-5,4-18,4-19,4-21
Invalid 4-5,5-9

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 Test Results 4-43
Time Out, do not press 4-40 Totals
Reset 4-27 to 4-28
Running 4-7 to 4-10 Shift 4-11 to
4-14
Twin dispenser 1-2,1-3 Type of
operation 4-34,5-1

_U Update/change information 2-3

Version, software 4-43

Volume display 2-4,3-5,3-6,4-5,5-3

_W
Watchdog reset 4-15
Warnings iv, v

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