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L7 01 ta: ®a 4d DATA ENTRY TER61INAL PUMP (not supplied with system) STANDARD CARDTROL PROA - DATA RECORt)EFi (3) -' CABLE (5) LOGIC CONSOLE (2) Zon (4 CASTLE (4) COMPtlrEl= (not supplied,` wish Systen THE DATA ENTRY TERMINAL (CARD READER) +s esigned to be mounted ou doors on the pump island. Each unit will be designed to handle from one to eight hoses. One ouniore DET' can be connected to the microprocessor based system control. Each DET contains a static optical card readE or optional magnetic card reader, push buttons sand status lights for each pump, card OK and is'tvaid lights an lighted programmed instructions that guide the driver through the operation of the system. (For systems wit odometer entry — optional the Data Entry Terminat also contains a keypad for entering odometer.figure and a lighted digital display which shows the odometer figure entered see Operating Procedure). THE MICROPROCESSOR EASED LOGIC CONTROL CONSOLE 17J r connected t the data entry terminals by a Data Transmission Cable (5). The console contains the microprocessor,unit; 16K (700 transactions) memory board; and the logic control boards for each pump or dispenser connected t� the system. It also contains override switches for each pump controlled by the system to allow rnanuu operation and the RS232C p:ug for data retrieval. The microprocessor based console stores all fuetim transactions in nonvolatile solid state core memory — preventing toss of data in the evert of a power farlurE THE PRINTER -DATA RECORDER; ) Your GASBOY CAROTROL system can be supplin with various printe0dats recorders or it cars be interfaced with your computer through a cable (4,) connecter to the RS232C port or through the use of a telephone modern. The standard system is supplied with a T.1.74 printer. The type of terminal and the System programming will determine :he form of the data output -- direr printout, tape, or direct acces:a to a main computer with hard copy printout simultaneously. All of the data, and the terminal commands necessary to access it, are fully explained in the Operation Manual supplied with each CARDTROL system. DATA CONFIGURATION for the standard system is: Site ID --» 2 digits Transaction # --- 4 digits Card Number (Lockout) ---4 digits Cmployee Number (acct.) — 4 digits Vehicle. Number —4 oiaits D2te (Julian) -- 4 digits Time (Military) --- 4 digits Pump # -- 2 digits Product dumber -- 2 digits Quantity Fuel —4 digits Odometer --- 6 digits (Optiona;) Error Message — alpha character$ System ID and Lockout of cards are written Into the programming and ceded it the badges on ? standar^ system. All pumps under CARDTRGL systern control can be used simultaneously by access through the pat. Entry Terminals. OTHER STANDARD FirATURES Include: • Microprocessor Design • 100% Lockout • Product Quantity Limitation • One or T7vo Card Operation • Product Type Aut'hor'ization • Pump Total Printout on Demand • Error Massages • One Year Warranty- ® 10,000 Users • Onc C)ay Start-up & Orientation service by factory I,echniCian.