WM048524 Rev 05 EN iGEM Programming

Programming
Wayne iGEM™ Computer

powered by Dover Fueling Solutions (DFS)
WM048524
Rev 05
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DANGER!
READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE STARTING ANY WORK!
Fuel dispensers contain both electrical components and a hazardous,

flammable and potentially explosive fuel.
Failure to follow the below precautions and the Warning and Caution
instructions in this manual may result in serious injury.
IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to follow all rules, codes, regulations, and
laws that apply to your location and the type of work being performed.
Safety Precautions
Before beginning work, block off the work area with safety cones. ALWAYS make sure that ALL power to the dispenser
is turned OFF before opening the cabinet or starting work. Physically lock, restrict access to, and/or tag the circuit
breakers that you turn off. In addition, be sure to trip (close) all emergency valves under the dispenser (if installed)
BEFORE you begin.
Make sure that you locate the facility’s emergency shut-off button, and know how to turn OFF power to the dispenser
and submersible pumps (if any) in an emergency. Never allow a leaking pump to run! Use appropriate measures to
clean up any fuel on the forecourt, and ensure that any leaks or issues that could cause a leak are attended to and
repaired immediately.
Instructions within this manual may call for the removal and disposal of parts. Whenever removing or discarding any
part, those parts should be properly disposed of or recycled according to Federal, State, and Local regulations.DFS
always recommends that parts not under disposal regulations be recycled whenever possible.
Trouble with the installation of this product should be referred to your DFS ASO. An ASO with a technician number can
receive assistance by calling the DFS Support Center at:
1-800-926-3737
Customers, Installers, or Distributors who are not an ASO, needing help with the operation or installation of this prod-
uct, should contact the DFS Support Center at:
1-800-289-2963 OR support.austin@doverfs.com
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Table of Contents
Programming
WM048524
Rev 05
Table of Contents
1 IGEM CONFIGURATION INTERFACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.1 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL (IRC) ...................................................................................... 7
1.2 TOUCHSCREEN KEYPAD ON THE DFS ANTHEM UX™ USER EXPERIENCE PLATFORM ................ 8
1.3 ENTERING THE CONFIGURATION INTERFACE ........................................................................... 9
2 FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2.1 FUNCTION DETAILS ............................................................................................................. 10
F00 - Exit Function ................................................................................................................. 10
F01 - Filling Modes................................................................................................................. 10
F02 - Clock Configuration ...................................................................................................... 10
F03 - Set Side A Unit Prices .................................................................................................. 10
F04 - Set Side B Unit Prices .................................................................................................. 11
F05 - Set Side A Fuelling Point Address................................................................................ 11
F06 - Set Side B Fuelling Point Address................................................................................ 11
F07 - Dispenser Configuration ............................................................................................... 11
F08 - Side A Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1 .............................................................. 12
F09 - Side B Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1 .............................................................. 12
F10 - Side A Dispenser type Configuration Part #2 ............................................................... 13
F11 - Side B Dispenser type Configuration Part #2 ............................................................... 13
F12 - Side A Pump Assignments ........................................................................................... 14
F13 - Side B Pump Assignments ........................................................................................... 14
F14 - Dispenser Display Configuration (both sides)............................................................... 14
F15 - Dispenser Annunciator Configuration ........................................................................... 15
F16 - Meter Configuration ...................................................................................................... 16
F17 - Dispenser Limits Configuration..................................................................................... 16
F18 - Blend Ratio Configuration............................................................................................. 16
F19 - Volume Unit Specific Configuration .............................................................................. 17
F20 - Dispenser Serial Link Configuration ............................................................................. 18
F21 - Miscellaneous Configuration......................................................................................... 18
F22 - Sales Amount Calculation............................................................................................. 19
F23 - Miscellaneous Timers ................................................................................................... 20
F24 - Local Preset Operating Configuration........................................................................... 21
F25 - Local Preset Configuration Setup (Various Keypad Configurations) ............................ 21
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F26 - VAP Configuration......................................................................................................... 22

F27 - Side A Dispenser Configuration .................................................................................... 22
F28 - Side B Dispenser Configuration .................................................................................... 22
F29 - Side A Liter Flow Rate Configuration ............................................................................23
F30 - Side B Liter Flow Rate Configuration ............................................................................23
F31 - Side A Gallon Flow Rate Configuration......................................................................... 23
F32 - Side B Gallon Flow Rate Configuration......................................................................... 23
F33 - Password Change.........................................................................................................24
F34 - Diagnostics.................................................................................................................... 24
F35 - Side A Wayne Vac A/L Calibration Data ....................................................................... 25
F36 - Side B Wayne Vac A/L Calibration Data ....................................................................... 25
F37 - Side A Satellite Configuration ....................................................................................... 25
F38 - Side B Satellite Configuration ....................................................................................... 26
F39 - Error Severity Levels..................................................................................................... 27
F41 - Spare I/O Configuration (Mechanical Pump Interface Configuration) ........................... 27
F42 - Miscellaneous Configuration Part 2 .............................................................................. 28
F43 - Meter Channel Configuration ........................................................................................ 28
F50 - ATC Configuration......................................................................................................... 29
F56 - Door Security Configuration ..........................................................................................29
F57 - Product Select Variable Blink Rate ............................................................................... 30
F58 - Anthem Backup Display Control - Deprecated..............................................................30
F67 - DEF Control Configuration ............................................................................................ 31
F68 - Additive Configuration ................................................................................................... 32
F69 - DEF Heater / Probe Configuration ................................................................................ 32
F70 - LED Configuration......................................................................................................... 33
F71 - Alternate Display Configuration..................................................................................... 33
F95 - Upload Dispenser Function Data (Save Custom Template) .........................................34
F96 - Upload Flash Memory (Upload Code to PC)................................................................. 34
F97 - Upload Configuration (Upload Template to PC)............................................................ 34
F98 - Download Flash Memory (Download Code to Dispenser) ............................................ 35
F99 - Download Configuration (Download Template to Dispenser) ....................................... 35
2.2 UPLOADING AND DOWNLOADING PUMP CODE AND TEMPLATES ............................................. 36
2.3 BOOTSTRAP PROCEDURE .................................................................................................... 37
3 STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
S01 Side A Totals by Logical Nozzle...................................................................................... 38
S02 Side B Totals by Logical Nozzle...................................................................................... 38
S03 Side A Error/Event Counter Totals.................................................................................. 39
S04 Side B Error/Event Counter Totals.................................................................................. 39
S05 Side A Meter Volume Totals ........................................................................................... 39
S06 Side B Meter Volume Totals ........................................................................................... 39
S07 - S10 Reserved ...............................................................................................................39
S11 Side A Totalizers by Logical Nozzle................................................................................ 39
S12 Side B Totalizers by Logical Nozzle................................................................................ 39
S13 Side A Error/Event Counter Totalizers ............................................................................40
S14 Side B Error/Event Counter Totalizers ............................................................................40
S15 Side A Meter Volume Totalizers...................................................................................... 40
S16 Side B Meter Volume Totalizers...................................................................................... 40
S17 Side A WIP (Pulser) Volume Totalizers .......................................................................... 40
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S18 Side B WIP (Pulser) Volume Totalizers .......................................................................... 40

S19 - S20 Reserved............................................................................................................... 40
S21 (Side A) and S22 (Side B) Error/Event Log .................................................................... 41
S23 (Side A) and S24 (Side B) Transaction History Log ....................................................... 41
S25 Total Number of Power Cycles ....................................................................................... 41
S26 Reset History .................................................................................................................. 42
4 IGEM ERROR CODES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
APPENDIX A IGEM BOARD CONNECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
APPENDIX B ENGINEER ACCESS LEVELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
APPENDIX C MANAGER ACCESS LEVELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
APPENDIX D WEIGHTS AND MEASURES MODE - CATEGORY 2 ONLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

D.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 54
D.2 UPPER LEVEL MENU .......................................................................................................... 55
D.3 UNIT OF MEASURE MENU ................................................................................................... 56
D.4 PULSE OUTPUT MENU ........................................................................................................ 57
D.5 AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION (ATC) MENU ................................................... 58
D.6 PRODUCT PRESSURIZATION MENU ...................................................................................... 59
D.7 PROGRAM CHANGE MENU .................................................................................................. 60
D.8 METER TOTALS .................................................................................................................. 61
D.9 METROLOGICAL SETTINGS MENU ........................................................................................ 62
D.10 METROLOGICAL CONFIGURATION PARAMETER DEFINITIONS ............................................... 63
D.11 AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION (ATC) TESTING ............................................. 65
APPENDIX E WEIGHTS AND MEASURES MODE - CATEGORY 2 OR 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

E.1 CATEGORY 2 AND 3 IDENTIFICATION .................................................................................... 66
E.2 GENERAL INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 66
E.3 UPPER LEVEL MENU ........................................................................................................... 67
E.4 LEGALLY RELEVANT EVENTS ............................................................................................... 68
E.4.1 Legally Relevant Menu ............................................................................................... 68
E.4.2 Printout for Legally Relevant Events (Category 3 Only) ............................................. 69
E.5 BLEND RATIO SETTINGS ..................................................................................................... 69
E.6 PROGRAM CHANGE ............................................................................................................ 70
E.6.1 Program Change Menu .............................................................................................. 70
E.6.2 Printout for Program Change Events (Category 3 Only) ............................................ 71
E.7 METER TOTALIZERS ............................................................................................................ 72
E.8 FUNCTION SETTINGS MENU ................................................................................................ 73
E.9 CONFIGURATION PARAMETER DEFINITIONS .......................................................................... 74
E.10 AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION (ATC) TESTING.............................................. 79

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1 iGEM Configuration Interface
1 IGEM CONFIGURATION INTERFACE

The iGEM Configuration Interface is used to access the functions and statistics in the Wayne iGEM™ com-
puter. The iGEM computer board is shown in Figure A-1 on page 47. The descriptions of functions and sta-
tistics discussed in this manual are based on iGEM software Rev. 82.00.
Service technicians can access the configuration interface:
● by using the Infrared Remote Control (IRC) shown in Section 1.1,
● by using the touchscreen on the DFS Anthem UX™ user experience platform shown in Section 1.2,
● or by running the Service Terminal Program (servterm) from a laptop computer as explained in
Section 2.2 on page 36.
1.1 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL (IRC)

The Infrared Remote Control (IRC) is used to access dispenser Functions/Sub-Functions and Diagnostics
(statistics). The IR control communicates with the pump computer by an infrared link to the sensor mounted
on the dispenser’s sales display board behind the bezel. When held approximately 18 inches from the infra-
red eye located in the Sales Volume Display, the IRC can be used to set Unit Prices, Fueling Point IDs,
Blend Ratios, and read Electronic Totalizers.
Figure 1-1 IR Remote Control

Remote control / touchscreen keypad button descriptions are given in the following table.
Table 1-1 IR Remote / Touchscreen Keypad Control Button Functions
When F 'xx' is When xx.xx sub-function is

When F - - is shown on
IRC Keys shown on the shown on the
the Unit Price Display
Unit Price Display Unit Price Display
NEXT F00 Next higher function # Next higher sub-function level.
UP S - - (statistics mode) Next higher function # Next higher sub-function level.
DOWN S - - (statistics mode) Next higher function # Next higher sub-function level.
Back to function level (except after
Pressing 3 times will exit con- Sub-function level
ENTER entering new value, it displays the
figuration mode without saving (xx.xx)
change)
Back to function level (except while
CLEAR N/A F-- entering new value can be used to
erase last digit typed)
# N/A N/A Must use this key to enter new data
After pressing ENTER When clearing the display with the
After pressing ENTER, will
will take you to the “#” key first, it will change the value
digits [0-9] take you to the Function level
Function level of the of the sub-function to the digits
of the digits entered
digits entered entered after pressing ENTER
When in Statistics Mode (S - - or S “xx” on Unit Price Display), the above commands work the same way.

1.2 TOUCHSCREEN KEYPAD ON THE DFS ANTHEM UX™ USER EXPERIENCE PLATFORM
For iGEM programming, the touchscreen will show the keypad layout
that is identical to the IRC remote control keys used on other Wayne
iGEM computer-based dispensers. The infrared remote control is not
supported on dispensers equipped with the Anthem UX platform.
1. With the dispenser in operation mode (idle state), touch the
screen in the Left and Right locations on the lower corners of the
screen shown below using a left, right, left sequence in rapid
secession (each touch within two seconds).
Figure 1-2 Touchscreen

Keypad Layout
LEFT RIGHT
2. Select Dispenser.

1.3 ENTERING THE CONFIGURATION INTERFACE

The configuration interface asks for a password twice before allowing access to the functions and statistics.
A 10 second time-out is built into the password entry code. When the word PASS 1 appears on the sales dis-
play, enter password and press ENTER. You have 10 seconds to start entering the password. The timer
restarts after you press a key.
PASS 2 appears on the sales display, prompting you to enter the same password again and press ENTER.
The unit price display will show “F - - “, the money display shows the software version number, and the vol-
ume display shows the date of the software version. At this point, you can go to either Functions or to Statis-
tics. To edit or view functions, enter the function number and press ENTER. The function number will appear
in the unit price display. To enter the statistics viewing mode press either the UP or DOWN arrow when the
unit price is displaying “F - - “. When you enter the statistics viewing mode, the unit price display window
shows “S - - “, the money display window shows the current transaction count for side A, and the volume dis-
play window shows the current transaction count for side B. To view specific statistics, enter the statistic
number and press ENTER. The statistic number appears in the unit price display. Note that side A is side 1
(the junction box side) and side B is side 2.
When you enter the sub entry level, the unit price display shows the function/statistic number in the two left-
most digits and the sub level number in the two right-most digits separated with a decimal point. The F or S
no longer appear. The NEXT key advances the display to next sub-function or sub-statistic within the current
function or statistic, however, the UP/DOWN key advances to next function or statistic when F or S is still
showing in the display window. When “- -- -” dashes are showing in the money display, the function is waiting
for numeric data entry, such as unit price, etc. Press the # key prior to entering numeric data.
If you enter numeric data without first pressing the # key, the system goes to the sub-function or sub-statistic
of the corresponding number that you entered. If the number is beyond the range of available sub-functions
or sub-statistics, the maximum sub function or sub-statistic is used.
In summary, the configuration interface is entered by performing the procedure below:
1. Hold the IR remote close to the sales display.
NOTE! The IR remote control is not supported by dispensers equipped with the Anthem UX platform.
Refer to Section 1.2 on page 8 to enter configuration interface using the touchscreen display.
2. Press the appropriate key for the desired login:
○ for Field Service entry using field engineer password press ENTER.
○ for Station Manager entry using station manager password press 1.
○ for Operator entry using operator password press 2.
○ for Weights and Measures entry using W&M password press CLEAR.
3. Type the password _ _ _ _
4. Press ENTER
5. Type the password again _ _ _ _
6. Press ENTER
7. Type a function number
8. Press ENTER

2 Functions
2 FUNCTIONS
This section gives the definitions of the programming functions that can be accessed via the configuration
interface. The functions are used, for example, to set filling mode, fueling point numbers, unit prices, blend
ratios and, if required, to set calibration factors and flow rates. The dispenser template controls access to
functions and sub-functions. The template contains an access level table that determines what functions
each user has access to. Access levels are: Read and Write, Read Only and No Access.
2.1 FUNCTION DETAILS
F00 - Exit Function
Sub-function Description
Use this function to select one of three configuration interface exits.

Exit Option, 1 through 3
1 = Do not exit and do not save changes
.00 2 = Exit, but do not save changes
3 = Exit and save changes
NOTE! Don’t perform cold start unless absolutely necessary.
F01 - Filling Modes
Filling Mode, 1 through 4

1 = Serial Mode, dispenser controlled by site controller via serial link
.00 2 = Stand Alone Mode, dispenser not supervised by a site controller
3 = Serial W&M Mode, same as #1, but 3 volume decimals (.xxx volume units)
4 = Stand Alone W&M Mode, same as #2, but 3 volume decimals (.xxx units)
F02 - Clock Configuration
The system does not update automatically for Daylight Savings time, and Clock configuration is not sup-
ported by all iGEM computer boards.
NOTE! Sub-function numbers are in the format `.XX' where XX = the selected configuration parameters as defined below.
.00 Time in the format HH.MM
.01 Date in the format MM.DD
.02 Year in the format YY.YY
F03 - Set Side A Unit Prices
Data values entered in this function do not become part of the template data.
NOTE! Sub-function numbers are in the format `.0N' where N = logical nozzle number (1 - 8).
.0N Set Credit prices

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F03 - Set Side A Unit Prices
.1N Set Cash prices
F04 - Set Side B Unit Prices
Data values entered in this function do not become part of the template data.
NOTE! Sub-function numbers are in the format `.0N' where N = logical nozzle number (1 - 8).
.0N Set Credit prices

.1N Set Cash prices
F05 - Set Side A Fuelling Point Address
.00 Fuelling Point Address, 0 through 98, where 0 = None Assigned
F06 - Set Side B Fuelling Point Address
NOTE! Some systems require that a fictive (not used) address is set in F06 for single sided pumps.
.00 Fuelling Point Address, 0 through 98, where 0 = None Assigned
F07 - Dispenser Configuration
.00 Maximum logical nozzle number for each side (1 - 8).

Dispenser geometry
.01 1 = single sided
2 = double sided
.02 Maximum blend error allowed, 1-5 (units of %).
.03 First check set for blending if liters, 2-200 (units of 1/10 Liters).
.04 First check set for blending if gallons, 5-50 (units of 1/10 Gallons).
.05 Reserved
.06 Reserved
Stop button configuration
.07 1 = Stop Both Sides
2 = Stop Side
.08 Reserved

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F07 - Dispenser Configuration (Continued)
Error indication on sale display
0 = flash display and show “CLOSED” for error levels 2, 3, and 4.
1 = flash display, show “CLOSED” for error levels 2, 3, and 4. Also show the error code on the
unit price display or status display from error levels 2, 3, and 4.
.09
unit price display or status display from error levels 1, 2, 3, and 4.
unit price display or status display from error levels 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
F08 - Side A Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1
NOTE! Sub-function numbers are in the format `.XN' where X = the selected configuration parameter as defined below,
and N = logical nozzle number (1 - 8).
.0N Physical nozzle number assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned

Product type assignment
.1N 1 = non-blend
2 = blend
.2N Unit Price display assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned
.3N Primary meter number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
.4N Secondary meter number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
.5N Primary valve number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
Primary valve type (1 - 4)
1 = On/Off
.6N 2 = Proportional
3 = Combo
4 = Two-stage
.7N Secondary valve number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
Secondary valve type, 1-4,
1 = On/Off
3 = Combo
4 = Two-stage
F09 - Side B Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1
.0N Physical nozzle number assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned

Product type assignment
.1N 1 = non-blend
2 = blend

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F09 - Side B Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1 (Continued)
.2N Unit Price display assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned
.3N Primary meter number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
.4N Secondary meter number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
.5N Primary valve number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
Primary valve type (1 - 4)
1 = On/Off
3 = Combo
4 = Two-stage
.7N Secondary valve number assignment 0-8 where 0 = None assigned
Secondary valve type, 1-4,
1 = On/Off
3 = Combo
4 = Two-stage
F10 - Side A Dispenser type Configuration Part #2
.0N Octane number assignment (00 - 99) where 00 = None assigned

NOTE! Displayed for 1 second @ grade select
.1N Product select button input number assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned
.2N Push-to-Start button input number assignment (0 - 24) where 0 = None assigned
Vapor recovery system enabled

.3N 1 = Yes
2 = No
Beep on physical nozzle lift in a series of six beeps

.4N 1 = Yes
2 = No
F11 - Side B Dispenser type Configuration Part #2
.0N Octane number assignment (00 - 99) where 00 = None assigned

NOTE! Displayed for 1 second @ grade select
.1N Product select button input number assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned
.2N Push-to-Start button input number assignment (0 - 24) where 0 = None assigned

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F11 - Side B Dispenser type Configuration Part #2
Vapor recovery system enabled

.3N 1 = Yes
2 = No
Beep on physical nozzle lift in a series of six beeps

.4N 1 = Yes
2 = No
F12 - Side A Pump Assignments
.0N Primary pump assignment (0 - 8), where 0 = None assigned
.1N Secondary pump assignment (0 - 8), where 0 = None assigned
F13 - Side B Pump Assignments
.0N Primary pump assignment (0 - 8), where 0 = None assigned
.1N Secondary pump assignment (0 - 8), where 0 = None assigned
F14 - Dispenser Display Configuration (both sides)
.00 Number of unit price displays per side (0 - 8), 0 = None supported
Display mode after sale paid

1 = Money is actual, volume is actual, unit price is actual
.01 2 = Money is zeros, volume is zeros, unit price is actual
3 = Money is zeros, volume is zeros, unit price is blanks
4 = Money and Volume actual, Unit Price blanks
.02 Money display digits right of decimal point (0 - 4)
.03 Volume display digits right of decimal point (0 - 4)
.04 Unit Price display digits right of decimal point (0 - 4)
Flash unit price display when selected after 8 blanks 0's

1 = No Flash
.05
2 = Flash until flow
3 = Flash always

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F14 - Dispenser Display Configuration (both sides) (Continued)
Suppress display of leading zeros in normal mode

.06 1 = Yes
2 = No
.07 Totals and totalizer amount display digits right of the decimal point (0 - 4)
.08 Totals and totalizer volume display digits right of the decimal point (0 - 4)
Fleet Display
.09 0 = Normal Sales display
1 = Fleet Sales display
Ovation 2 PGB Functionality

1 = Off
.10
2 = On
3 = Blinking
Ovation 2 PTS Functionality

1 = Off
.11
2 = On
3 = Blinking
F15 - Dispenser Annunciator Configuration
Beep annunciator on any button

.00 1 = Yes
2 = No
Beep annunciator on physical nozzle lift

.01 1 = Yes
2 = No
Repeat annunciator beep if physical nozzle out and Push-to-start (or grade select) NOT satis-
fied
.02
1 = Yes
2 = No
Beep annunciator once for each eight's, blanks and zeros

.03 1 = Yes
2 = No
Authorization Alert (prompt customer to press payment key)

.04 0 = Disabled
1 = Beep and flash unit price displays after product has been selected but not authorized
Nozzle Out Alert. Beep if no flow after X seconds.

00 = Disabled
.05
01-20 = Beep if nozzle out after filling started (10 - 200 seconds, setting X 10).
21-40 = Beep if nozzle out before filling started (110 - 300 seconds, setting X 10 +100).

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F16 - Meter Configuration
Measurement mode
1 = Litres
.00
2 = Gallons
3 = Imperial Gallons
.01 Reverse pulse hysteresis (1 - 64)
.02 Reserved
.03 Reverse pulse Limit (after hysteresis) on an idle/unused meter (1 - 255)
Meter Type
1 = iMeter
2 = PPM withe LC meter
.04
3 = PPM with E85 meter
4 = Xflo meter
5 = LC and iMeter Combo (see F68 for individual types)
F17 - Dispenser Limits Configuration
.00 Maximum number of pulse errors on an “in use” WIP (1 - 99) in a transaction.
.01 Maximum number of pulse errors on an idle/unused WIP (1 - 99)
.02 Maximum number of display errors per filling (0 - 99) where 0 = disabled
.03 Stop for “no flow” or “flow lost” time limit in seconds (0 - 1000) where 0 = disabled
Maximum number of consecutive no flow events without error (0 - 10) where 0 = disabled
.04
NOTE! Pump will CLOSE down if limit is reached.
.05 Maximum number of flow lost events without error (0 - 10) where 0 = disabled
.06 Maximum number of consecutive unfinished fillings (0 - 10) where 0 = disabled
.07 Maximum Money amount per filling, 1 - 6 digits
.08 Maximum volume amount/filling, 1 - 6 digits
.09 Stop for “flow loss” time limit (0-1000 seconds)
F18 - Blend Ratio Configuration
NOTE! Sub-function numbers are in the format: `SN' where S = the Side number (1 = A, 2 = B)
and N = the logical nozzle number (1 - 4).
.SN Blend ratio; allowed range for data is 0 - 101 percent of High Feedstock, 101 = disabled

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F19 - Volume Unit Specific Configuration
NOTE! Sub-function numbers in the format `.VX' where V = volume unit selection (1 = litres, 2 = gallons) and X = the selected
configuration parameters as defined below.
.10 Suppressed volume @ start of filling, 1 - 9 cl
.11 Maximum volume for selection of new product, 1 - 9 cl
.12 Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0 - 99 cl
.13 Preset/Prepay slow down volume delta, 5 - 399
.14 Forward pulse limit on idle/unused WIP, 1 - 99 cl
Fleet, Mechanical - pulse volume resolution, liters

0 = Disabled
1 = 1 ppl
2 = 10 ppl
.15
3 = 100 ppl
4 = 250 ppl
5 = reserved
6 = reserved
.16 Calibration Volume (Pulse Processing Module only), 20 - 1000 liters
.20 Suppressed volume @ start of filling, 1 - 99 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)
.21 Maximum volume for selection of new product, 1 - 99 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)
.22 Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0-99 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)
.23 Preset/Prepay slow down volume delta, 2 - 999 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)
.24 Forward pulse limit on idle/unused WIP, 1-999 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)
Fleet, Mechanical - pulse volume resolution, gallons

0 = Disabled
1 = 1 ppg
2 = 10 ppg
.25
3 = 100 ppg
4 = 250 ppg
5 = 500 ppg
6 = 1000 ppg
.26 Calibration Volume (Pulse Processing Module), Fleet 0 - 250 gallons

2 Functions
F20 - Dispenser Serial Link Configuration
Protocol
0 = Off link
1 = Standard DART RS-485
2 = FULL DART RS-485
3 = FULL DART LON
4 = US Current Loop
.00 5 = Reserved
6 = Reserved
7 = CAN Bus
8 = Reserved
9 = Reserved
10 = LON Stand Alone Mode
11 = US Legacy DART
Baud rate
1 = 4800
.01 2 = 9600
3 = 19200
4 = 38400
.02 - .04 Reserved
Price Handling
0 = default price handling
.05
1 = copy credit to cash price, ignore cash price download
2 = copy cash to credit price, ignore credit price download
F21 - Miscellaneous Configuration

Pump Motor ON configuration
1 = ON at end of display test
2 = ON at start of display test, to be used on dispensers (submersible operated) set delay
.00
time in F23.00
3 = ON at product selection
4 = ON at nozzle lift
Lock on filling mode configuration
.01 1 = Access to filling mode configuration restricted
2 = Access allowed.
Standalone indication enabled (show four digits right of decimal point)
.02 1 = Yes
2 = No
Blank or dash unselected unit price displays on product selection
.03 1 = Blank
2 = Dash

2 Functions
F21 - Miscellaneous Configuration (Continued)

Product change allowed after fuelling started
1 = Physical nozzle change allowed, fueling point remains authorized
2 = Physical nozzle change not allowed, fueling point authorization canceled
.04 3 = product select button change not allowed without replacing/removing nozzle, fueling point
remains authorized
4 = product select button change not allowed without replacing/removing nozzle, fueling point
authorization canceled
Electro-mechanical totalizer configuration
.05 1 = Each side has its own EMT per meter
2 = One EMT per meter shared by both sides
Diagnostic Flow rate Display
0 = Display normal sale amount
1 = Display primary product flow rate
.06
2 = Display secondary product flow rate
3 = Display total (primary and secondary) flow rate
4 = Display Wayne Vac diagnostics
Product Pressurization Function
.07 1 = Enabled
2 = Disabled
Arming Key Authorization
0 = Disabled
.08 1 = Arming required in both cash and credit modes
2 = Arming required in cash mode only
3 = Arming required in credit mode only
Configuration interface access through Remote Control without pressing the CRC button on the
iGEM first (ENTER = Service Tech, 1 = Manager, 2 = Operator, 5 = WSA, Clear = W&M)
0 = entry possible at all levels
1 = entry with button 1, 2, 5, and CLEAR without CRC.
2 = entry with button 5 and CLEAR without CRC.
.09 3 = reserved
4 = entry with button 5 without CRC.
5 = No entry without pressing the CRC button first
6 = entry with button 1 without CRC
7 = reserved
8 = entry with button CLEAR without CRC
F22 - Sales Amount Calculation
Denomination ratio between Money display and Unit Price display

1 = 1/1 (money = 1 x unit price)
2 = 10/1 (money = 10 x unit price)
.00 3 = 100/1 (money = 100 x unit price)
4 = 1/10 (money = unit price / 10)
5 = 1/100 (money = unit price / 100)
6 = 1/1000 (money = unit price / 1000)

2 Functions
F22 - Sales Amount Calculation (Continued)
Count by ones or fives in least significant digit of Money display

.01 1 = Ones
2 = Fives
Volume digits to the right of the decimal point used in amount calculation 0-5, where 5 = use vol-
.02
ume decimal point as defined in function 14.03.
Money preset configuration.

As the unit price increases, the system reaches a point when certain preset money amounts
cannot be set due to the resolution of the metering system and/or the configured resolution of
the volume used for the money calculation. Program this sub-function to give the desired result
when this occurs.
0 = Calculate the closest volume from the money and the unit price and show the actual
money amount at the end of the sale.
1 = Calculate the closest volume from the money and the unit price but show the preset
money amount at the end of sale as long as the sale hasn't reached the maximum over-
.03
run volume.
2 = Calculate a volume amount that will ensure a money amount that is greater than or equal
to the preset amount and show the preset money amount at the end of the sale as long as
the sale hasn't reach the maximum overrun volume.
3 = Calculate a volume amount that will ensure a money amount that is greater than or equal
to the preset amount and show the actual amount at the end of the sale.
4 = Calculate a closest volume representation for the sale (round final pulse count to the near-
est pulse, same as #1 but may deliver one less pulse) and display the actual preset
amount.
Default Price Mode

.04 1 = Credit
2 = Cash
F23 - Miscellaneous Timers
Display test time (total test time - also used as valve on delay time for submersibles) 2 - 24
.00
(units of 1/2 Sec)
.01 Minimum time between fillings (nozzle In timeout), 0 - 20 units of 1/2 Sec, 0 = disabled
.02 Stop for offline error, 0 - 30 seconds, 0 = disabled
.03 Maximum time allowed for filling, 0 - 60 minutes, 0 = disabled
.04 Time delay of valve opening first sale after unit price change from POS, 0 - 15 sec.
Unit price display backlight dimming control timer, XX = minutes of idle time prior to dimming
.05
backlight, 0 = dimming disabled
Error display timer; xx = minutes to display current error code (see F07.09) 1 - 254 minutes, 255
.06
= display until next transaction

2 Functions
F24 - Local Preset Operating Configuration
Operation Mode
1 = Money amount only entry
.00 2 = Volume amount only entry
3 = Default to money
4 = Default to volume
.01 Preset entry required before filling start, 1 = Yes, 2 = No
Fill mode display

.02 1 = display “------” when fill key pressed
2 = display “FILL” when fill key pressed
Preset mode display

1 = Display “ ” on sale display during preset
.03
2 = Display “------” on sale display during preset
3 = Display “Preset” on sale display during preset
.04 Preset entry timeout, 0 - 180 seconds, 0 = disabled
Preset entry operation

.05 0 = Accumulate preset key entries
1 = Scroll preset key entries
.06 First digit entry point for money, 1 through 6, digit 1 is the left most digit
.07 First digit entry point for volume, 1 through 6, digit 1 is the left most digit
Sale display option

.08 0 = Use preset keypad display
1 = Use sale display to indicate preset
Anti-Fraud option
.09 0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled, pressing any key clears last sale, returning nozzle clears preset
F25 - Local Preset Configuration Setup (Various Keypad Configurations)

This function offers flexibility to support many different keypad layouts. For example, when a key having the
value of 0 is pressed, there will be no response since the key is disabled. When a key having the value of 1
is pressed, 1 will be displayed. When a key having the value of 10 is pressed, 10 will be displayed. See the
F25 function screen in the servTerm program for more information.
Preset function has capacity to support 40 keys. Sub-function numbers are in the format .01 to .40, repre-
senting softkeys which can contain any of the possible values below.
0 = Disabled 7 = select softkey value #7 14 = select FILL
1 = select softkey value #1 8 = select softkey value #8 15 = clear key
2 = select softkey value #2 9 = select softkey value #9 16 = enter key
3 = select softkey value #3 10 = select softkey value #10 17 = soft reset
4 = select softkey value #4 11 = select money NOTE! (clears preset but
5 = select softkey value #5 12 = select volume stays in preset mode)
6 = select softkey value #6 13 = toggle

2 Functions
F26 - VAP Configuration
ORVR Control
.00 1 = Enabled
2 = Disabled
Wayne Vac board drive signal

.01 00 = 100 Hz drive signal
01 = 1000 Hz drive signal
F27 - Side A Dispenser Configuration
Button input for local authorize function

.00
0 - 8, 0 = not supported
Button input for Mechanical Pump Interface Authorization Logical Nozzle 1

.01
0 or 6 - 7, where 0 = not supported

.02
Button input used for Attendant Arming Switch

.03
F28 - Side B Dispenser Configuration
Button input for local authorize function

.00
0 - 8, 0 = not supported

.01

.02
Button input used for Attendant Arming Switch

.03

2 Functions
F29 - Side A Liter Flow Rate Configuration
.0N Maximum slow flow rate, 3 - 50 (units of 1/10 Liters/min.)
.1N Minimum slow flow rate, 0 - 50 (units of 1/10 Liters/min.), 0 = no minimum
.2N Maximum fast flow rate, 10 - 180 (units of Liters/min.)
.3N Minimum fast flow rate, 0-180 (units of Liters/min.), 0 = no minimum
F30 - Side B Liter Flow Rate Configuration
.0N Maximum slow flow rate, 3 - 50 (units of 1/10 Liters/min.)
.1N Minimum slow flow rate, 0 - 50 (units of 1/10 Liters/min.), 0 = no minimum
.2N Maximum fast flow rate, 10 - 180 (units of Liters/min.)
.3N Minimum fast flow rate, 0-180 (units of Liters/min.), 0 = no minimum
F31 - Side A Gallon Flow Rate Configuration
.0N Maximum slow flow rate, 1 - 10 (units of 1/10 Gallons/min.)
.1N Reserved
.2N Maximum fast flow rate, 3 - 48 (units of Gallons/min.)
F32 - Side B Gallon Flow Rate Configuration
.0N Maximum slow flow rate, 1 - 10 (units of 1/10 Gallons/min.)
.1N Reserved
.2N Maximum fast flow rate, 3 - 48 (units of Gallons/min.)

2 Functions
F33 - Password Change
Dashes appear in the money display window, and the word PASS appears on the volume display. When you begin
editing, the money display goes blank and dashes appear instead of the regular entries. Enter the new password
twice. Use numbers only!.
.00 Service Engineer Password (max. of 6 numbers)
.01 Station Manager Password (max. of 6 numbers)
.02 Station Operator Password (max. of 6 numbers)
.03 Weights and Measures Password (max. of 6 numbers)
F34 - Diagnostics
These functions provide a way to test various parts of the hardware, including all switches, displays, beeper and
vapor recovery. Other motors and valves are not available for security and safety reasons. When a test is invoked,
press CLEAR or ENTER to end the test.
Switch test
The money display shows 4 dashes until a switch is activated. A description of the activated
switch and side (1 or 2) is displayed on the money display. For example, nozzle switch 3 on side 2
is displayed as 2n3 as long as the switch is depressed (n = nozzle, S = Stop switch, b = bitbus e.g.
preset, high/low flow, satellite buttons. When nozzle is deactivated, display reverts to dashes.
.01 When the dispenser is equipped with Smart Secure Access, this function will show the status of
SSA switches without having to open the electronics enclosure.
OPEn 1 = sensor 1, side A upper; connected to SSA board J8
OPEn 2 = sensor 2, side A lower; connected to SSA board J9
OPEn 3 = sensor 3, side B upper; connected to SSA board J10
OPEn 4 = sensor 4, side B lower; connected to SSA board J11
Display test
.02 A “walking segment” test is performed in which each segment of the display is turned on and
off. Each digit of the display is tested at the same time.
.03 Vapor Recovery sub-system test, Side A. See Note below.
.04 Vapor Recovery sub-system test, Side B. See Note below.
SRAM Test
.05
This sub-function performs a test on SRAM; returns status “PASS” or “bAd” on display.
NOTE! These sub-functions simulate a flow rate to the vapor recovery system, which turns on the recovery
motor accordingly. At least one nozzle on the specified side must have Wayne Vac enabled for the motor
to turn on. The volume display shows the simulated flow rate. The money display shows actual RPM as
measured by the computer. The UP key increases the simulated flow rate. The DOWN key decreases
the flow rate. Simulated flow rates: Off, Low (7.0 GPM), Medium (8.5 GPM), and High (10.0 GPM).

2 Functions
F35 - Side A Wayne Vac A/L Calibration Data
This function provides a way to calibrate the Wayne Vac A/L ratio. There is an adder and a multiplier that can be
used to change the ratio. The adder has more effect at the low flow rates (lower RPM's) and the multiplier has more
effect at higher flow rates (higher RPMs).
Default setting is 100, which is a 0 adder. To increase RPMs increase the number above 100.
.00
To decrease RPMs make the number lower than 100.
Default setting is 100, which is a 1 multiplier. To increase RPMs increase the number above
.01
100. To decrease RPMs make the number lower than 100.
The example below shows how the adder and multiplier affect the motor speed. Assuming that the speed is
set at 1000 RPM, then:
F35.00 F35.01 Calculation Result (RPM)
100 100 (1000+(F35.00-100))*(F35.01/100) 1000
110 100 (1000+(F35.00-100))*(F35.01/100) 1010
100 120 (1000+(F35.00-100))*(F35.01/100) 1200
105 103 (1000+(F35.00-100))*(F35.01/100) 1035
95 95 (1000+(F35.00-100))*(F35.01/100) 945
F36 - Side B Wayne Vac A/L Calibration Data
This function provides a way to calibrate the Wayne Vac A/L ratio. There is an adder and a multiplier that can be
used to change the ratio. The adder has more effect at the low flow rates (lower RPM's) and the multiplier has more
effect at higher flow rates (higher RPMs).
Default setting is 100, which is a 0 adder. To increase RPMs increase the number above 100.
.00
To decrease RPMs make the number lower than 100.
Default setting is 100, which is a 1 multiplier. To increase RPMs increase the number above
.01
100. To decrease RPMs make the number lower than 100.
F37 - Side A Satellite Configuration
.0N Simultaneous delivery
.1N Physical nozzle number assignment, 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned
.2N Product type assignment, 1 = Non-blend, 2 = Blend
.3N Primary meter number assignment, 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned

2 Functions
F37 - Side A Satellite Configuration (Continued)
.4N Secondary meter number assignment, 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned
.5N Primary valve number assignment 0-8, 0 = None assigned
Primary valve type, 1-4

1 = On/Off
3 = Combo
4 = Two stage
.7N Secondary valve number assignment 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned
.8N Secondary valve type, 1 - 4
.9N Satellite indicator (unit price display)
F38 - Side B Satellite Configuration
.0N Simultaneous delivery
.1N Physical nozzle number assignment, 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned
.2N Product type assignment, 1 = Non-blend, 2 = Blend
.3N Primary meter number assignment, 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned
.4N Secondary meter number assignment, 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned
.5N Primary valve number assignment 0-8, 0 = None assigned
Primary valve type, 1-4

1 = On/Off
3 = Combo
4 = Two stage
.7N Secondary valve number assignment 0 - 8, 0 = None assigned
.8N Secondary valve type, 1 - 4
.9N Satellite indicator (unit price display)

2 Functions
F39 - Error Severity Levels

Sub-function numbers are in the format: .XX, where XX = the selected error code number. Cycle power after
saved change to use new error level. Most error levels can be changed to any of the following:
0 = Log the error. Only logs the error in the error log and no other action is taken.
1 = Sale Terminated. Only terminates the current sale in progress.
2 = Semi-Fatal. Only affected side of dispenser is closed. Requires maintenance mode or power cycle to clear error.
3 = Fully Fatal. Both sides of dispenser is closed. Requires maintenance mode or power cycle to clear error.
4 = Catastrophic. Both sides of dispenser is closed. Requires power cycle to clear error.
5 = Error is completely disabled
F41 - Spare I/O Configuration (Mechanical Pump Interface Configuration)
Side A/Side A Logical Nozzle 1 Pulse Output

.01
(0-disabled, 2-All Nozzles Side A, 12-Logical Nozzle 1 Side A)
Side B/Side B Logical Nozzle 1 Pulse Output

.02
(0-disabled, 2-All Nozzles Side B, 12-Logical Nozzle 1 Side B)
Side A/Side A Logical Nozzle 1 Reset Complete

.03
(0-disabled, 10-All Nozzles Side A, 11-Logical Nozzle 1 Side A)
Side B/Side B Logical Nozzle 1 Reset Complete

.04
(0-disabled, 10-All Nozzles Side B, 11-Logical Nozzle 1 Side B)‘
Side A Logical Nozzle 2 Pulse Output

.05
(0-disabled, 12-Logical Nozzle 2 Side A)
Side B Logical Nozzle 2 Pulse Output

.06
(0-disabled, 12-Logical Nozzle 2 Side B)
Side A Logical Nozzle 2 Reset Complete

.07
(0-disabled, 11-Logical Nozzle 2 Side A)
Side B Logical Nozzle 2 Reset Complete

.08
(0-disabled, 11-Logical Nozzle 2 Side B)
.09 - .11 Reserved
Side A Logical Nozzle 1 Call Signal

.12
(0-disabled, 11-enabled to reset complete output, 13-enabled to call output)
Side B Logical Nozzle 1 Call Signal

.13
Side A Logical Nozzle 2 Call Signal

.14
Side B Logical Nozzle 2 Call Signal

.15

2 Functions
F42 - Miscellaneous Configuration Part 2
Totals display mode

0 = display totalizers per meter
1 = display totalizers per logical nozzle
.00
2 = display totals per meter
3 = display totals per logical nozzle
4 = display WIP totalizers
F43 - Meter Channel Configuration
NOTE! Sub-function numbers are in the format `.XM' where X = the selected configuration parameter as defined below, and
M = meter channel number (1 - 4), where 1 = meters 1 & 5, 2 = meters 2 & 6, 3 = meters 3 & 7, and 4 = meters 4 & 8.
Meter Type
0 = No meter attached (if F43.01 - F43.04 are all 0, using existing single meter type settings,
F16.00)
.0M 1 = iMeter
2 = PPM with LC meter.
3 = PPM with E85 meter.
4 = Xflo Meter
.1M Reverse pulse hysteresis (1 - 64)
.2M Maximum number of pulse errors/reverse pulses on an “in use” WIP (in a transaction), 1 - 99
.3M Reverse pulse Limit (after hysteresis) on an idle/unused meter 1 - 255
---- Liters Limits ----
.4M Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0 - 99 cl.
.5M Preset/Prepay slow down volume delta. 5 - 399 cl.
.6M Forward pulse limit on idle/unused WIP. 1 - 99 cl.
---- Gallons Limits ----
.7M Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0 - 99 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)
.8M Preset/Prepay slow down volume delta. 2 - 999 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)
.9M Forward pulse limit on idle/unused WIP. 1 - 999 (units of 1/1000 Gallons)

2 Functions
F50 - ATC Configuration
and N = meter number (1 - 8).
.0N Temperature probe assignment, 0 - 4, 0 = None assigned
.1N Product type assignment, 0-1, 0 = Gas, 1 = Diesel
F56 - Door Security Configuration
Door Security One Shot Enable

0 = Dispenser door sensors are not armed.
.00
1 = Dispenser door sensors are armed. One shot entry must be used to disarm/reset
breached door.
Door Security Maintenance Mode Enabled
0 = Dispenser door sensors are not armed.
.01
1 = Dispenser door sensors are armed. Maintenance Mode entry must be used to disarm/
reset breached door.
Bezel Switch Input
This sub-function is read only. Switch number is assigned according to dispenser model.
.02 Default is set in template.
0 = Disabled
1-10 = corresponding nozzle switch input
Hydraulic Door Switch Input
Switch number is assigned according to dispenser model. Default is set in template.
.03
0 = disabled
1-10 = corresponding nozzle switch input
Alarm Output
.04 0 = Disabled
1 = Annunciator
.05 Alarm Output Time
.05 0 = until next one-shot entry (rearming)
1 - 255 = number of minutes to sound annunciator
One Shot Response Entry Time
.06 0 - 255 = Minutes to allow waiting for one-shot entry. If one-shot response is not entered in this
time period, the code is reset. (0 = wait forever)
One Shot Door Access Time
1 - 255 = Minutes to allow unarmed entry after a successful one-shot entry. User must open
door within this time period. The timer is reset/restarted every time the door is closed. Door can
.07
be opened again without alarm if done before the timer expires.
This also controls the time allowed to initiate read/write access to Door Security function set-
tings (function 56, including all sub functions).
.08 Number of Smart Door Switches (0 - 4) used on the dispenser.

2 Functions
F57 - Product Select Variable Blink Rate
Product Select LED Variable Blink Rate Enable

0 = Variable Blink Rate not enabled. Default rate of 1 second used on all LEDs.
.00
1 = Variable Blink Rate enabled. Sub-function
NOTE! .01 through .05 controls the blink cycle time of the respective product select LED.
Blink Rate for SW/LED 1

.01 2 - 20 = Total blink rate for LED associated with switch 1 in units of 1/10th second.
2 = 0.2 seconds, 20 = 2.0 seconds.





NOTE! The correct switch number can be determined by using function 34.01 Switch Test. Enter test mode
and identify switch by pressing and observing switch number on display.
F58 - Anthem Backup Display Control - Deprecated

This function is only available in iGEM software Rev. 80.00, and has been superseded by F71 - Alternate Display
Configuration on page 33 in all later revisions.
Totalizer display option
.00 0 = Do not show totalizers when backup display is ON
1 = Show totalizers when backup display is ON
Volume unit
255 = Volume unit follows iGEM meter configure
0 = No volume unit display
.01 1 = Gallons
2 = Liters
3 = Litres
4 - 7 = Reserved

2 Functions
F58 - Anthem Backup Display Control - Deprecated (Continued)

Money Symbol
0 = No money symbol
.02 1 = $ (Dollar)
2 = £ (Pound)
3 -7 Reserved for future use
Heater ON/OFF
.03 0 = Heater is OFF
1 = Heater is ON
Volume partition ON/OFF
.04 0 = Volume partition is OFF
1 = Volume partition is ON
Money partition ON/OFF
.05 0 = Money partition is OFF
1 = Money partition is ON
Price partition ON/OFF
.06 0 = Price partition is OFF
1 = Price partition is ON
Totalizer partition ON/OFF
.07 0 = Totalizer partition is OFF
1 = Totalizer partition is ON
.08 Heater set point in degrees Celsius (0 - 20).
F67 - DEF Control Configuration
Upper Door Switch Input Side A (0 -8)

0 = not used
.00
1 - 4 = Side A nozzle 1 - 4
5 - 8 = Side B nozzle 1 - 4
Upper Door Switch Input Side B (0 -8)

0 = not used
.01
1 - 4 = Side A nozzle 1 - 4
5 - 8 = Side B nozzle 1 - 4
Lower Door Actuator Open Signal Output Side A

.02
0 - 10 (0 = not used, 1-10 = corresponding valve output signal)
Lower Door Actuator Open Signal Output Side B

.03
Lower Door Actuator Close Signal Output Side A

.04
Lower Door Actuator Close Signal Output Side B

.05

2 Functions
F67 - DEF Control Configuration (Continued)
Low Temperature Signal Input Side A

.06
0 - 8 (0 = not used, 1-4 = Side A nozzle 1-4, 5-8 = Side B nozzle 1-4)
Low Temperature Signal Input Side B

.07
0 - 8 (0 = not used, 1-4 = Side A nozzle 1-4, 5-8 = Side B nozzle 1-4)
F68 - Additive Configuration
.00 Display current tank volume in liters
.01 - .07 Number of turns per liter by logical nozzle
Additive calibration options

0 = No calibration (default).
1 = additive calibration of side 1 only.
.08
2 = additive calibration of side 2 only.
3 = additive calibration of both sides.
4 = No additive. (This sub-function allows W&M agent to measure diesel only.)
NOTE! The additive level in the tank can be shown on the sales display during normal operation by pressing the
Clear key on the IR remote and then pressing 0. Press Clear seven times to return to normal operation.
F69 - DEF Heater / Probe Configuration

Heater ON time limit in minutes (0 - 255).
.00
This controls heater ON time for zones 2 and 3 (hose and nozzle boot).
Low temperature threshold for zone 1, in degrees Celsius.
.01
This sets the low temperature limit where the heater relay for zone 1 is turned ON.
High temperature threshold for zone 1, in degrees Celsius.
.02
This sets the high temperature limit where the heater relay for zone 1 is turned OFF.
.03 Probe number assigned to zone 1 upper location (0 or 5 - 10).
.04 Probe number assigned to zone 1 lower location (0 or 5 - 10).
.05 Probe number assigned to zone 2, side A (0 or 5 - 10).
.06 Probe number assigned to zone 3, side A (0 or 5 - 10).
.07 Probe number assigned to zone 2, side B (0 or 5 - 10).
.08 Probe number assigned to zone 3, side B (0 or 5 - 10).
.09 Display DEF controller version number.

2 Functions
F70 - LED Configuration

NOTE! Sub-function numbers are in the format `.PX' where X = the selected configuration parameters as defined below, and
P = grade / Push-to-Select button number (1 - 5)
Enable RGB feature
.00 0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
.P1 Preset color for blinking and product selection (1 - 10, 0 = customized color)
.P2 RGB color code for blinking (0 - 99)
.P3 RGB color code for product selection (0 - 99)
.61 TFI guide light preset color for blinking (1 - 10, 0 = customized color)
.62 TFI guide light RGB color code for blinking (0 - 99)
F71 - Alternate Display Configuration

Alternate Display
.00 0 = No alternate display
1 = Anthem display
Country Code
.01 0 = US
1 = International
CAN FDDP Display
.02 0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
Backup Display Totalizer Enabled
.03 0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
Money Symbol
0 = No money symbol
.04 1 = $ (Dollar)
2 = £ (Pound)
3 -7 Reserved for future use
Heater ON/OFF
.05 0 = Heater is OFF
1 = Heater is ON
.06 Heater set-point in Celsius (0 - 20); heater is turned on at set point.
Volume partition ON/OFF
.07 0 = Volume partition is OFF
1 = Volume partition is ON
Money partition ON/OFF
.08 0 = Money partition is OFF
1 = Money partition is ON

2 Functions
F71 - Alternate Display Configuration (Continued)

Price partition ON/OFF
.09 0 = Price partition is OFF
1 = Price partition is ON
Totalizer partition ON/OFF
.10 0 = Totalizer partition is OFF
1 = Totalizer partition is ON
F95 - Upload Dispenser Function Data (Save Custom Template)

This function requires the laptop and servterm, NOT remote control. See Section 2.2 on page 36 for a step
by step procedure.
This function allows the technician to save any special settings for a particular site or dispenser in the form
of a dispenser template.
This function has no sub-functions. Press ENTER to transmit the function data. The service terminal pro-
gram requests a filename to upload the data to. Select the file to begin the function data upload.
When the function data upload finishes, the computer goes back to function entry mode where other func-
tions may accessed. The function data is saved in dispenser template format and can be used as a template
for other dispensers requiring this data.
F96 - Upload Flash Memory (Upload Code to PC)

by step procedure.
Press ENTER to transmit the FLASH program data. The servTerm program requests a filename to upload
the data to. Select the file to begin the code rev upload. When the FLASH program upload finishes, the
IGEM goes back to function entry mode where other functions may be accessed.
F97 - Upload Configuration (Upload Template to PC)

by step procedure.
Press ENTER to transmit the FLASH template data. The servTerm program requests a filename to upload
the data to. Select the file to begin the template upload. When the FLASH template upload finishes, the
IGEM goes back to function entry mode where other functions may be accessed.

2 Functions
F98 - Download Flash Memory (Download Code to Dispenser)

IMPORTANT! Verify the iGEM computer board part number before loading software!
Starting in July 2021 P/N WM001908-0013 and P/N WM001908-0014 will be used for new dis-
pensers and service replacements. iGEM software version 82.00 is the minimum version for
these boards and requires ServTerm version 7.0.37. Installing a version lower than 82.00 will
require replacing the iGEM board to correct the issue!
by step procedure. Complete the following steps to use servterm:
1. Enter PASS1
2. Enter PASS2
3. Enter Function
4. Enter Verification Code
5. Select the file
Press ENTER to download a verification code and display the word PASS. Enter the two digit verification
code. The service terminal program on the laptop requests a filename to download. You can browse various
directories and then select the correct (code rev) file to start the download. If you cannot find the file or if
there is a CRC error, the download will abort.
It is important that you do not interrupt the download for any reason - clicking on or opening other items on
the desktop while the download is in progress will cause the download to abort. If this happens, you will have
to load the flash via the bootstrap mode.
When the download is complete, the software executes a warm start which is just like a power cycle. If the
laptop is still connected and the laptop program is still running, the computer will re- enter configuration inter-
face prompting for the passwords to be entered. At this point, downloading the dispenser template should be
done before closing servterm and disconnecting the laptop.
The flash memory programming that is being downloaded contains a default template. If the template that is
currently in the flash is compatible with the new version of program code, the template data in the flash is
preserved. If the template data that is currently in the flash is incompatible with the new version of program
code, the template data in the flash will be overwritten with the default template.
F99 - Download Configuration (Download Template to Dispenser)

This function requires the laptop and servterm, NOT remote control.
Complete the following steps to use servterm:
1. Enter PASS1
2. Enter PASS2
3. Enter Function
4. Enter Verification Code
5. Select the file
Press ENTER to download a verification code and display the word PASS. Enter the two digit verification
code. The service terminal program on the laptop requests a filename to download. You can browse various
directories and then select the correct template file to start the download. If you cannot find the file or if the
there is a CRC, the download will abort.
If the template download is interrupted, restart the service terminal and reload the template. When the down-
load is complete, the software executes a warm start which is just like a power cycle. If the laptop is still con-
nected and the laptop program is still running, the computer will re- enter configuration interface prompting for
the passwords to be entered. At this point you can terminate the laptop program and disconnect the laptop.
After downloading a new template into the flash, a Cold Start using push button S15 must be done to trans-
fer the new template from flash memory to RAM. See Section 2.2 for a step by step procedure.

2 Functions
2.2 UPLOADING AND DOWNLOADING PUMP CODE AND TEMPLATES
Power down the dispenser. Connect laptop via RS-232 cable and adapter to J18, or use null modem cable
to J26 on the computer board depending on version of board. Power up dispenser first, and then open the
ServTerm program on the laptop. Then perform the following:
1. Click on iGEM Connect
2. At the enter Pass 1 prompt, click on Password
3. Select Default Password
4. Go to appropriate function below by entering or selecting function below:
F95 To upload F98 To download F99 To download

F96 To upload F97 To upload
custom template code to template to
pump code to PC template to PC
to PC dispenser dispenser
select template from

select the _.bin select the _.bin
select the filename select filename file or select
filename filename
Dispenser Type
waiting for flash to select dispenser

select save select save select save
erasea Options
uploading blocks uploading blocks uploading blocks downloading blocks click on Accept
begin begin begin begin Settings
waiting for flash to

upload complete upload complete upload complete download complete
erasea
select iGEM select iGEM select iGEM select iGEM downloading blocks
Disconnect Disconnect Disconnect Disconnect begin
power down pump power down pump power down pump power down pump download complete
select iGEM
disconnect laptop disconnect laptop disconnect laptop disconnect laptop
Disconnect
power up pump power up pump power up pump power up pump power down pump
disconnect laptop
power up pump
a. At this point, if this process interrupted for any reason the Bootstrap procedure must then be used to download to the dispenser. Therefore, do not run
other programs or perform other actions on the desktop. See Bootstrap Procedure on page 37.
After briefly displaying “Download Complete”, the laptop will display “Enter Password” assuming you may
want to proceed to other functions. However, you should close the ServTerm program at this time to finish
the above procedure and then access other functions using the IR remote.

2 Functions
2.3 BOOTSTRAP PROCEDURE

The Bootstrap procedure listed below must be performed if: 1) after selecting filename or template in Func-
tion 98 or 99, the process of downloading to the pump computer is interrupted, or 2) a pump computer is
installed that does not have pump software code already onboard.
To Bootstrap the iGEM computer perform the following:

1. Power down pump.
2. Connect laptop via RS-232 cable and adapter to J18 or use null modem cable to J26 on the computer
board depending on version of board.
3. Remove POS (current loop) jumper S12D.
4. Press and hold S13 push button.
5. Power up pump.
6. Release S13 push button.
7. Open the servTerm program.
8. Click on iGEM Bootstrap Connect.
9. Select the *.bin file (pump code or template file see note below) to download to the dispenser.
10. Downloading blocks begin and then the message download complete is displayed.
11. Click on iGEM Disconnect.
12. Reinstall POS (current loop) jumper S12D.
13. Power down pump.
14. Disconnect laptop cable.
15. Power up pump.
NOTE! When downloading pump code, select the correct pump file name such as, iGEM_56.bin. Do not
select flash LDR.bin file as this is not a pump code file.

3 Statistics
3 STATISTICS
The statistics are used to read totals and totalizers, and to view event counters, error codes and other diag-
nostic information. The dispenser template controls access to the statistics. The template contains an
access level table that determines what statistics each user has access.
Access levels are as follows:
Read and Write
Read only
No access
To enter the statistics viewing mode press either the UP or DOWN arrow when the unit price is displaying “F
- - “. When you enter the statistics viewing mode, the unit price display window shows “S - - “, the money dis-
play window shows the current transaction count for side B, and the volume display window shows the cur-
rent transaction count for side A. To view specific statistics, enter any statistic number using the number
keys and press ENTER. The corresponding number shows in the money display window.
Unless otherwise noted, all statistics that compile valves of totals can be reset to zero using the IR remote
control. Statistics that compile valves of totalizers cannot be reset to zero using the remote control.
To reset a statistic of totals using the IR remote, perform the following steps.
1. Access the statistic and sub-statistic
2. Press # key (display will show CLEAR TOTALS)
3. Press ENTER (display will show PASS)
4. Enter _ _ (two digit password)
5. Go to Function 00 and select 03 to Save and Exit
Statistics that can be accessed via the configuration interface are listed in this section.
S01 Side A Totals by Logical Nozzle
NOTE! The values of these statistics can be reset to zero. Sub-statistic numbers are in the format `.TN' where T = the selected
totals type as defined below, and N = logical nozzle number (1 - 8).
.1N Volume
.2N Total Money
.3N Credit
.4N Cash
.5N Serial Filling Mode Filling Count
.6N Stand Alone Mode Filling Count
Example: Unit price display shows “1.21”. The 1 represents statistic S01 and values shown in the volume
display would be the total money 2 for nozzle 1.
The least significant six digits of the data value appear on the volume display. Higher order non-zero digits of
the data value, if present, appear on the money display. Leading zeros appear as blanks.
S02 Side B Totals by Logical Nozzle

This statistic provides the same functionality for Side B as S01 provides for Side A.

3 Statistics
S03 Side A Error/Event Counter Totals

The values of these statistics can be reset to zero. The money display is in the form of dashes and sub-sta-
tistic displays on the unit price display in the range 1 - 99 representing the set of errors/events detectable by
the program. The allowed range for the counter value is 0 - 255. See Section 4 on page 43 for a listing of the
error codes.
S04 Side B Error/Event Counter Totals

S05 Side A Meter Volume Totals
NOTE! The values of these statistics can be reset to zero. Sub-statistic numbers are in the format `.MX' where X = the selected
volume totals type as defined below, and M = meter number (1 - 8).
.M0 Net Volume Totals
.M1 Gross Volume Totals
The least significant six (6) digits of the data value appear on the volume display. Higher order non- zero dig-
its of the data value, if present, appear on the money display. Leading zeros appear as blanks.
S06 Side B Meter Volume Totals

S07 - S10 Reserved

These statistics are not currently used, and are reserved for future software development.
S11 Side A Totalizers by Logical Nozzle
NOTE! The values of these statistics cannot be reset to zero. Sub-statistic numbers are in the format `.TN' where T = the
selected totals type as defined below, and N = logical nozzle number (1 - 8).
.1N Volume
.2N Total Money
.3N Credit
.4N Cash
.5N Serial Filling Mode Filling Count
.6N Stand Alone Mode Filling Count
.7N Gross Volume
The least significant six digits of the data value appear on the volume display. Higher order non-zero digits of
the data value, if present, appear on the money display. Leading zeros appear as blanks.
S12 Side B Totalizers by Logical Nozzle


3 Statistics
S13 Side A Error/Event Counter Totalizers

The values of these statistics cannot be reset to zero. The money display shows dashes and the volume
display shows the statistic data. The unit price display shows the statistic and sub-statistic numbers in the
format .XX, where XX is in the range 1 - 99 representing the set of errors/events detectable by the program.
The allowed range for the counter value is 0 - 999. See Section 4 on page 43 for a listing of the error codes.
S14 Side B Error/Event Counter Totalizers

S15 Side A Meter Volume Totalizers
NOTE! The values of these statistics cannot be reset to zero. Sub-statistic numbers are in the format `.MX' where X = the
selected volume totals type as defined below, and M = meter number (1 - 8).
The least significant six (6) digits of the data value appear on the volume display. Higher order non- zero dig-
S16 Side B Meter Volume Totalizers

S17 Side A WIP (Pulser) Volume Totalizers
NOTE! The values of these statistics cannot be reset to zero. Sub-statistic numbers are in the format `.MX' where X = the
selected volume totals type as defined below, and M = pulser (WIP) number (1 - 8).
The least significant six digits of the data value appear on the volume display. The higher order non-zero dig-
S18 Side B WIP (Pulser) Volume Totalizers

S19 - S20 Reserved

These statistics are not currently used, and are reserved for future software development.

3 Statistics
S21 (Side A) and S22 (Side B) Error/Event Log

Access statistics S21 and S22 to read error codes. Sub-statistic numbers are in the format .XX with the
range of 01 - 50 representing the set of errors/events records maintained by the program. The record in sub-
statistic 01 is the most recent error code or event. The error log data is displayed using a two data page for-
mat, alternating between page 1 and page 2 each second. See Section 4 on page 43 for a listing of the error
codes.
Page 1 format: Page 2 format:

.HH.MM - Money Display - MM.DD.YY
CC.DD.NN - Volume Display - C
where: where:
HH = hour MM = month
MM = minute DD = day
CC = error code YY = year
DD = device number C = fueling count
NN = logical nozzle number
NOTE! Page 1 has the event time on the money display in the format HH.MM. The volume display has data in
the format CC.DD.NN where CC = the error/event code in the range 1-99, DD = the device number
associated with the error/event and NN = the logical nozzle 0-8 selected at detection of the event (0 =
none selected). Page 2 shows the event date on the money display in the format MM.DD.YY and the
filling count for the side on the volume display.
S23 (Side A) and S24 (Side B) Transaction History Log

Access statistics S23 and S24 to view the money, volume, and unit price for each of the last 10 transactions.
Sub-statistic numbers are in the format .XX with the range of 01-10 representing the set of transaction
records maintained by the program. The record displayed in sub-statistic 01 is the most recent and 10 is the
oldest. The transaction history records are displayed using a two data page format, alternating between
page 1 and page 2 each second.
● Page 1 shows the transaction sale amount on the money display and transaction volume amount on
the volume display.
● Page 2 shows the unit price on the money display and the transaction volume on the volume display.
S25 Total Number of Power Cycles
NOTE! The money display is blank and the power cycle counter value appears on the volume display. Sub-statistic numbers
are in the format `.XX' where XX = the selected sub-statistic as defined below.
.00 Number of Power Cycles
.01 Number of Software Resets
.02 Number of Cold Start Power Cycles

3 Statistics
S26 Reset History

This statistic provides information for a software engineer to aid in troubleshooting. It shows the date, time,
reason, and return location for the last 50 resets. Sub-statistic numbers are in the format .XX with the range
01 - 50 representing the set of reset event records maintained by the program. The record displayed in sub-
statistic 01 is the most recent and 50 is the oldest.
Records are displayed using a two data page format, alternating between page 1 and page 2 each second.
● Page 1 shows the event time on the Money display in the format HH.MM. The volume display has data
in the format TT.FFFF where TT = the trap id, FFFF = the value of the trap flag register (TFR) at detec-
tion of the reset.
● Page 2 shows the event date on the Money display in the format MM.DD.YY and the return address as
SS.OOOO where SS is the hex code segment, and OOOO is the hex offset into the code segment.
The return address can be used to determine the PC contents when the trap occurred. This can be
especially helpful for unexpected traps such as illegal instructions, odd word fetches, etc.

4 iGEM Error Codes
4 IGEM ERROR CODES

The table below contains a list of error codes that may be generated and the probable cause for each error.
Table 4-1 iGEM Error Codes
Error Error Level

Description
Codes (Function F39)
NOTE! Errors marked with an asterisk (*) can be the result of an iGEM code upgrade and should be ignored if occurring imme-
diately after a code change.
1 Flash program CRC error 4
2 Flash template CRC error 4
3 RAM error 4
5* RAM Error Log CRC error 1
6* RAM Function Programming CRC error 1
7* RAM Unit Prices CRC error 1
8* RAM statistics CRC error 1
9* RAM Event Log CRC error 1
10* RAM Totals CRC Error 1
11* RAM Totalizers CRC Error 1
12* RAM Electro-magnetic Totalizers CRC Error 1
Identi-PROM CRC error -

13 Device #0 = Display 1
Device #1 = CPU
14* RAM Timestamps CRC error 1
15
16 Suppress overflow limit reached - Function 19.12 and 19.22 1
17* RAM Meter Data CRC error 1
18* RAM Door Security data CRC error 1
19
n Consecutive Display read back error -

Device #0 = Sales
Device #1 = Unit Price
20 1
Device #2 = Preset
Device #3 = Anthem Display
Device #4 = Backup display
21-24
25 Sale cannot start - Zero Unit Price 1
26

4 iGEM Error Codes
Table 4-1 iGEM Error Codes (Continued)
Error Error Level

Description
27 Sale cannot start - Unit Price changed. Function 23.04 1
28 Sale cannot start - Need Preset Entry, Function 24.01 1
29
30 No communication with POS Timeout, Function 23.02 1
31 POS buffer overflow (DART) 5
32-33
34 Sale aborted because STOP button pushed 1
35 Blend ratio out of tolerance. Function 7.02 1
36-38
39 Pulse output lags by more than one second 1
40-41
42 Vapor recovery motor on when should be off 1
43 Vapor recovery motor off when should be on 1
44-45
46 Vapor recovery motor turning wrong direction 1
47 Illegal sensor states from Vapor Recovery system 1
48 Vapor Recovery motor load HIGH 1
49 Vapor Recovery motor load LOW 5
50 Jitter/Reverse limit reached on an In Transaction WIP 1
51 Jitter limit reached on an idle WIP 1
52-53
54 Reverse flow limit reached on idle WIP Unequal, too high or too low fuel pressures 1
55
56 Forward flow limit reached on an idle WIP Unequal, too high or too low fuel pressures 0
57
58 Communication lost to an in-Transaction 1
59 Communication lost to an idle WIP 0
60-61
62 WIP is outputting jitter during calibration 1
63-66
67 WIP calibration OK bit status changed 0

4 iGEM Error Codes
Error Error Level

Description
68 WIP calibration door status changed 0
69 WIP last calibration status changed 0
70 Timeout limit reached for No Flow. Function 17.03 (flow never started) 1
71 Consecutive No Flow timeouts. Function 17.04 1
72 Timeout limit reached for Flow Lost During Sale. Function 17.03 (flow lost during sale) 1
73 Consecutive Flow Lost timeouts. Function 17.04 1
74 Sale terminated before preset limit reached - Unfinished filling 1
75 Consecutive unfinished fillings 1
DEF low temperature Event #s

76 Event #1 = Low temp 0
Event #2 = Low temp cleared
Additive Error Device #s:

0 = Configuration Error
1 = CAN Communication Error
2 = Tank Empty
77 1
3 = Tank Door Open
4 = Motor Failure
5 = Injection Fell Short
6 = Flow Error
78 RGB-guide-light CAN communication error
CAN smart switch controller error Device #s:

0 = CAN communication loss
79
1 = Bad switch
Logical nozzle # = Smart Switch number associated with error
Software exception encountered:

0 = Mail buffer pool exhausted
80 1 = Mail send failed 1
2 = XMalloc failed
3 = Print buffer overflow
81 Anthem backup display totalizer is not responding
82-89
90 Fuel Temperature Board communication failure. iGEM lost communication with FTB 1
91 Fuel Temperature Board - temperature probe shorted 1
92 Fuel temperature Board - temperature probe open 1
93 Fuel Temperature Board - Invalid type error 1
94 ATC configuration error 3

4 iGEM Error Codes
Error Error Level

Description
95 Fuel temperature board calibration error 1
Dispenser security breached:

96 Device #1 = Bezel door 4
Device #2 = Hydraulic door
Dispenser Security Armed status change

Device #0 = Dispenser unarmed
97 1
Device #1 = Dispenser armed using One-Shot
Device #2 = Dispenser armed using Maintenance mode
DEF errors “DS”, where D = Device and S = Side

Device Side Error
0 1/2 CAN communication error
1 1 upper meter probe open
1 2 lower meter probe open
2 1/2 nozzle probe open
3 1/2 hose probe open
4 1 upper meter probe shorted
98 4 2 lower meter probe shorted
5 1/2 nozzle probe shorted
6 1/2 hose probe shorted
7 1 meter heater failure off
7 2 meter heater failure on
8 1 nozzle heater failure off
8 2 nozzle heater failure on
9 1 hose heater failure off
9 2 hose heater failure on
Hardware/Software mismatch
Device #0 = No proportional hardware
Device #1 = No vapor recovery hardware
Device #2 = Meter type does not match F16.04
99 Device #3 = Ovation II - not enough UPDs installed 3
Device #4 = Ovation II - too many UPDs installed
Device #5 = Meter CRC mismatch
Device #6 = Display CRC mismatch
Device #7 = Backup Decimal mismatch

APPENDIX A IGEM BOARD CONNECTIONS
WM048524 Rev. 05 07/2021 Dover Fueling Solutions
Push Buttons Switch SW2

Red Green TOTs TOTs
Current Loop Display Display Reset S14 Must always
Laptop TX RECCAN Buzzer
1-4 5-8
Side 1 Side2 Bootstrap S13
Jumper S12D J6 J7 be to the
J18 Bus Side 2 Side 1 J15 J16 Cold Start S15 Right position
Data Link J13 J21 J22 (CRC)
J25
Communication
Indicator LEDs
POS
Displays
Pulsers
CAN Bus
Heartbeat
Switch SW3
Must Always
Be In The OFF
Position For
POS Comm
Voltage LEDs
24 5 8 15V
24V In
J1
Laptop via
Null Modem
Cable
J26
Backup
Appendix A
Battery
iGEM Board Connections

Relays Valves Nozzles Pulsers Spare I/O Wayne Vac
J2 J3 J4 J5 J12 J24
No jumpers on these pins on Ovation²
Figure A-1 iGEM Board
47
Appendix B Engineer Access Levels
APPENDIX B ENGINEER ACCESS LEVELS
Sub-function
Function
.00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09
NOTE! 0 = Read/Write, 1 = Read Only, 2 = No Access (Hidden), 3 = Wayne Service
F00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F03 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F04 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F05 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F06 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F07 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
F08 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F09 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F10 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
F11 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
F12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F16 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
F17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F19 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F26 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sub-function
Function
.00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09
F29 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
F30 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
F31 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
F32 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
F33 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0
F34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F39 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
F40 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F42 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F43 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
F44 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F45 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F46 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F47 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F48 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F49 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F50 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
F51 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F52 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F53 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F54 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F55 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F56 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2
F57 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2
F58 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Sub-function
Function
.00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09
F59 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F60 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F61 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F62 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F63 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F64 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F65 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F66 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F67 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2
F68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

Appendix C Manager Access Levels
APPENDIX C MANAGER ACCESS LEVELS
Sub-function
Function
.00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09
F00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F03 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F04 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F05 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F06 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F07 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2
F08 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F09 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F10 0 2 2 2 1 0 2 2 2 2
F11 0 2 2 2 1 0 2 2 2 2
F12 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F13 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F14 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
F15 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 2
F16 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F17 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 2
F18 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F19 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F20 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F21 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F22 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F23 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F26 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F27 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F28 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Sub-function
Function
.00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09
F29 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F30 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F31 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F32 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F33 2 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F34 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F35 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F36 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F37 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F38 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F39 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F40 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F41 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F42 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F43 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
F44 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F45 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F46 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F47 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F48 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F49 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F50 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F51 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F52 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F53 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F54 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F55 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F56 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2
F57 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2
F58 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Sub-function
Function
.00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09
F59 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F60 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F61 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F62 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F63 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F64 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F65 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F66 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
F67 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2
F68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

Appendix D Weights and Measures Mode - Category 2 ONLY
APPENDIX D WEIGHTS AND MEASURES MODE - CATEGORY 2 ONLY

The following Appendix covers dispensers that are only available as category 2 devices and have iGEM
software version 79 or lower. For software versions 80 and above see Appendix E on page 66.
D.1 GENERAL INFORMATION

NOTE! The following information shows the settings for units with price displays. Units without price displays
will look slightly different as the information toggles using the single volume display.
● Weights & Measures mode provides an audit trail of metrologically significant information that is han-
dled through a W&M Category 2 sealing method. This function is mainly for use by Weights and Mea-
sures officials to view the events recorded in the audit trail related to the Category 2 seal.
● Weights & Measures mode is accessed using the handheld Infrared Remote Control (IRC). To use the
IRC, point it at the volume display within a distance of 12 to 18 inches. While most of the Weights &
Measures mode information is not side specific, for information that is side specific, you will need to
enter the W&M mode pointing the remote towards the display for the relevant side. For twin models
with island-oriented nozzles that have two displays on each side, you may need to sign on again into
Weights & Measures mode to see values for the meter totals for that side. Since the displays for each
“side” of the dispenser show on both the front and back of the dispenser on these models, the software
cannot determine the side of the dispenser by just the location of the remote.
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to scan through the various choices that are available. When you reach a category where you want
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The upper level menu allows you to scan through the primary categories for the Weights & Measures mode.
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to press the “Clear” button until the dispenser leaves the Weights & Measures mode or press “Enter” at any
time to enter the sub-menu of any of the primary categories. The graphic below shows the primary catego-
ries. Each of these is fully explained in the following pages. The “Last Transaction” refers to the most recent
transaction that was run on the dispenser.
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The Unit of Measure (UOM) menu shows the existing UOM (US Gallons or Liters), the existing meter type
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each event which shows the UOM for each event along with the date and time that change took place. The
log stores the most recent 10 events. The sub-menu will show “nonE” for the remaining events once no
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The Pulse Output menu shows the pulse output type (gallons or liters), the pulse rate per unit (or “0” if pulse
output is off), and the number of events recorded at the top level. You can look at the detail of each event
which shows the UOM along with the date and time that it took place. The log stores the most recent 10
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The ATC menu shows the ATC status and the number of events recorded at the top level. The ATC feature
is used only in the Canadian market. Specific hardware is required for it to be active. You can look at the
detail of each event which shows the ATC status along with the date and time that it took place. The log
stores the most recent 10 events. The sub-menu will show “nonE” for the remaining positions once no other
events were recorded. For each of the 10 recorded events, you can see additional details which shows
probe assignments and the fuel assignment for each meter (1-8), for that event by pressing “Enter” again.
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The Product Pressurization menu shows the Product Pressurization status and the number of events
recorded at the top level. The Product Pressurization feature is used to make sure the hose is charged (at
the very beginning of a transaction) after sitting for more than 1 hour. You can press “Enter” to look at the
detail of each event which shows the product pressurization status along with the date and time that it took
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The Program Change menu shows the present version of software installed and the number of events
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D.8 METER TOTALS

The Meter Totals menu shows the volume totalizer for the side that was used when the Weights and Mea-
sures mode was activated. For twin models with island-oriented nozzles that have two displays on each
side, you may need to go through the Weights and Measures mode access sequence for each side to see
the totals for both sides. The Status/PPU display shows the side being accessed (a or b) and the associated
totalizer assignment (tx). You can press “Clear” at any time to move to the next upper menu item.
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D.9 METROLOGICAL SETTINGS MENU

The Metrological Settings menu covers various dispenser configuration settings in the dispenser that may
have an impact on the dispenser operation. Once at the first setting of F16, you can press “Enter” to scan
through the F16 settings or “Next” to move to the next configuration parameter setting. You can press “Clear”
at any time to exit the Weights and Measures mode.
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D.10 METROLOGICAL CONFIGURATION PARAMETER DEFINITIONS
Function Description Sub-Function Description

Measurement mode
1=Liters
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F16 Meter Configuration .03
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F17 .04
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.06 Max. # of unfinished fillings, 0-10, 0 = disabled
.07 Max. $ filling amount/filling, 1-6 digits
.08 Max. volume amount/filling, 1-6 digits
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.10 Suppressed volume @ start of filling, 1-9 cl.
.11 Max. volume for selection of new product, 1-9 cl.
.12 Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0-99 cl.
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D.11 AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION (ATC) TESTING

Dispensers equipped with ATC (used in Canada) convert the gross delivery of fuel to a temperature com-
pensated value according to the temperature and type of fuel being dispensed. A switch is provided in the
hydraulic portion of the dispenser cabinet to allow for calibration and testing of the dispenser. Perform the
ATC test and/or meter calibration as follows:
Step Volume Display PPU/Status Display
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port next to the ATC temperature probe. Follow the steps above to see the temperature probe reading
and verify it against the Weights and Measures probe.
● To compare the Net (compensated) and gross (uncompensated) volumes, you may turn on/off the
temp. comp. switch to toggle the volume display between net and gross volume.

Appendix E Weights and Measures Mode - Category 2 or 3
APPENDIX E WEIGHTS AND MEASURES MODE - CATEGORY 2 OR 3

The following Appendix covers dispensers that are available as Category 2 or 3 devices and have iGEM
software version 80 or higher. For the unit to be able to operate as a Category 3 device allowing remote
downloads, the dispenser must have an operating internal printer. See Appendix D on page 54 for iGEM
software versions 79 and lower.
E.1 CATEGORY 2 AND 3 IDENTIFICATION

● Category 2: Units that are running in a Category 2 mode must have changes made to the metrologi-
cally significant parameters locally. These changes can be made with the Infrared Remote Control
(IRC) or through the servTerm application run on a local PC. Remote downloads are not permitted.
● Category 3: Units that are running in a Category 3 mode can have changes made to the metrologically
significant parameters locally or remotely. These changes can be made with the Infrared Remote Con-
trol (IRC), through the servTerm application run on a local PC, or remotely through the Payment Termi-
nal. For a dispenser to be run in the Category 3 mode, there must be a Payment Terminal installed in
the dispenser that is equipped with a printer.
E.2 GENERAL INFORMATION

● Weights and Measures mode is accessed using the handheld Infrared remote control (IRC). To use the
IRC, point it at the volume display within a distance of 12 to 18 inches.
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you to scan through the various choices that are available. When you reach a category where you
want more information, you can choose that menu to view the additional information. You do not need
a security code to access or obtain information through the Weights and Measures mode. The cabinet
does not need to be opened to access this mode.
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E.3 UPPER LEVEL MENU

The upper level menu allows you to scan through the primary categories for the Weights and Measures
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pressing the “Clear” button dashes will appear on the display. Wait 5 seconds before pressing any other but-
tons. You can continue to press the “Clear” button until the dispenser leaves the Weights and Measures
mode or press the appropriate key as detailed below to view information. The graphic below shows the pri-
mary categories. Each of these is fully explained in the following pages. The “Last Transaction” refers to the
most recent transaction that was run on the dispenser.
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E.4 LEGALLY RELEVANT EVENTS
E.4.1 Legally Relevant Menu

The Legally Relevant menu provides access to the most recent 1000 events for parameter changes that are
considered to be Legally Relevant (metrologically speaking). The Event Number assigns a number for the
change. It goes to “65,536” before resetting to “1”. Each event shows the parameter that was changed, the
new value that was loaded, and the date/time when it took place. If the dispenser is set up as a Category 3
device, you can press “4” on the remote at any time to print this log to the local printer. All 1000 records will
print. Events that will be recorded along with their definitions are shown later in Section E.9 on page 74. You
can press “Clear” at any time to move to the next upper menu item.
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When the dispenser is operated as a Category 3 device, the Legally Relevant event log can be printed to the
printer (when in this menu) by pressing “4” on the Infrared Remote. A record number “R” shows the number
for the record within this log (1 - 1000). An event number “E” shows the number for the event (1 - 65,536).
The date/time that the event took place is shown. the parameter that was changed is also shown along with
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E.5 BLEND RATIO SETTINGS

If the dispenser is configured as a Blender, the blend settings for each Push-to-Start (PTS) position will
appear in the corresponding PPU displays. The value shown is the percentage of blend selected for the pri-
mary meter for that PTS position. This corresponds with the table for blend ratios as defined in Function F18
along with the nozzle and meter assignments for that particular PTS button. If the dispenser is not config-
ured as a blender, this screen will not appear. Press “Enter”, “Clear” or “Next” to move to the “Program
Change Menu”.

E.6 PROGRAM CHANGE
E.6.1 Program Change Menu

The Program Change menu provides access to view the most recent 10 program changes. Those changes
are numbered in the Program Change number as 1 - 10. The Change Source indicates if the change was
done locally “4” or remotely “7”. The Event Number assigns a number for the change. It goes to “65,536”
before resetting to “1”. Each event shows the software version loaded as well as the date and time when the
change took place. If the dispenser is set up as a Category 3 device, you can press “4” on the remote at any
time to print this log to the local printer. The 10 most recent changes will print. You can press “Clear” at any
time to move to the next upper menu item.
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When the dispenser is operated as a Category 3 device, the Program Change event log can be printed to
the printer (when in this menu) by pressing “4” on the Infrared Remote. A record number “R” shows the num-
ber for the record within this log (1 - 10). An event number “E” shows the number for the event (1 - 65,536).
The date/time that the program change took place is shown. The program that was loaded is shown. The
source “S” of the changes is also shown (4=Local, 7=Remote).
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E.7 METER TOTALIZERS

The Meter Totalizer menu provides access to view the totals for each meter in the dispenser by meter num-
ber. Meters are shown by Side (A or B). To view the totals for Side A the Weights and Measures mode must
be activated on that side and vice versa for Side B. Press “Enter” or “Clear” at any time to skip to the Func-
tion Settings menu.
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E.8 FUNCTION SETTINGS MENU

The Function Settings menu covers several dispenser configuration settings in the dispenser to show the
existing settings. Once at the first setting of F16, you can press “Enter” to scan through the F16 settings or
“Next” to move to the next configuration parameter setting. For definitions of these parameters see
Section E.9 on page 74. You can press “Clear” at any time to exit Weights and Measures mode.
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E.9 CONFIGURATION PARAMETER DEFINITIONS

This table shows the configuration setting that are recorded in the event logger when a change is made.

.00 Time in the format HH.MM
F02 Clock Config .01 Date in the format MM.DD
.02 Year in the format YYYY
.02 Max. blend error allowed, 1-5 (units of %)
.03 First check set for blending if liters, 2-200 (units of 1/10 Liters)
F07 Dispenser Configuration
First check set for blending if gallons, 5-50 (units of 1/10 gal-
.04
lons)
.02 Money display digits to right of decimal point, 0-4
.03 Volume display digits to right of decimal point, 0-4
Dispenser Display .04 Unit Price display digits to right of decimal point, 0-4
F14 Configuration total & totalizers $ Amount display digits right of decimal point,
(Controls both sides) .07
0-4
Total & totalizers Volume display digits right of decimal point, 0-
.08
4
Measurement mode
1=Liters
.00
2=Gallons
3=Imperial gallons
.01 Pulser reverse pulse hysteresis, 1-64
Reverse pulse limit (after hysteresis) on an idle/unused pulser,
F16 Meter Configuration .03
1-255
Meter type
1=WIP
.04 2=PPM w/ LC meter
3=PPM w/ E85 meter
4=Xflow, 5=LC & iMeter combo
Max. # of pulse errors on an in-use pulser (in a transaction), 1-
.00
Dispenser Limits 99
F17
Configuration .01 Max. # of pule errors on an idle/unused pulser, 1-99
.02 Max. # of display errors/filling, 0-99, 0=disabled
Blend Ratios
Blend percentage of the primary blend meter (0 - 101,
F18 S=Side (1=A, 2=B) .SN
101=Disabled).
N=Logical Nozzle
.10 Suppressed volume @ start of filling, 1-9 cl.
.11 Max. volume for selection of new product, 1-9 cl.
F19 .12 Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0-99 cl.
figuration
.13 Preset/prepay slow down volume delta, 5-399 cl.
.14 Forward pulse limit on idle/unused EIP, 1-99 cl.


Liters pulse output resolution
0=Disabled
1=1 pulse per unit
.15
Calibration Test Container Volume - Liters (UHC only)
.16
20 - 1000 Liters
.20 Suppressed volume @ start of filling, 1-99 (units of 0.001 gals.)
Max. volume for selection of new product, 1-99 (units of 0.001
.21
gals.)
.22 Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0-99 (units of 0.001 gals.)
Preset/prepay slow down volume delta, 2-999 (units of 0.001
F19 figuration .23
gals.)
(continued)
Forward pulse limit on idle/unused pulser, 1-999 (units of 0.001
.24
gals.)
Gallons pulse output resolution
0=Disabled
1=1 pulse per unit
.25
Calibration Test Container Volume - Gallons (UHC only)
.26
5 - 250 Gallons
Dispenser Serial Link Pro- 1=Std DART, 2=Full DART, 3=LON, 4=US Current Loop,
F20 .00
tocol 7=CAN, 10=LON Standalone, 11=US Legacy DART
Pump Motor ON Config:
1=ON at end of display test
.00 2=ON at start of display test
3=ON at product selection
4=ON at nozzle lift
Lock on filling mode configuration
.01 1=Access to filling mode configuration restricted
Misc Configuration 2=Access allowed
F21
Part 1
Standalone indication enabled (show 4 digits right of decimal
place)
.02
1=Yes
2=No
Blank or dash unselected unit price displays on product selec-
tion
.03
1=Blank
2=Dash


Product change allowed after fueling started
1=Nozzle change allowed, fueling point remains authorized
2=Nozzle change not allowed, fueling point auth canceled
.04 3=Product change not allowed w/o replacing nozzle,
remains authorized
4=Product change not allowed w/o replacing nozzle, auth
canceled
Electro-mechanical totalizer configuration
.05 1=Each side has its own totalizer per meter
2=One totalizer per meter shared by both sides
Flowrate Display
0=Display normal sale amount
1=Display primary product flowrate
.06
2=Display secondary product flowrate
3=Display total flowrate
4=Display Wayne Vac diagnostics
Misc Configuration Product Pressurization Function
F21
Part 1 (continued)
.07 1=Enabled
2=Disabled
Arming Key Authorization
0=Disabled
.08 1=Arming required in both cash & credit modes
2=Arming required in cash mode only
3=Arming required in credit mode only
Maintenance Mode access thru remote w/o pressing CRC but-
ton on iGEM
0=Entry possible at all levels
1=Entry with buttons 1, 2, 5 and CLEAR w/o CRC
.09 2=Entry with buttons 5 and CLEAR w/o CRC
4=Entry with button 5 without CRC
5=No entry w/o pressing CRC first
6=Entry with button 1 w/o CRC
8=Entry with button CLEAR w/o CRC
Denomination ratio between money display and unit price dis-
play
1=1/1
2=10/1
.00
3=100/1
Sales Amount 4=1/10
F22
Calculation
5=1/100
6=1/1000
Count by ones or fives in leas significant digit of money display
.01 1=Ones
2=Fives


Volume digits to the right of the decimal point used in the
.02 amount calculation, 0-5
5=use volume decimal point as defined in F14.03
Sales Amount
F22 Calculation .03 Money preset configuration
(continued) Default price mode
.04 1=Credit
2=Cash
.0N Max slow flow rate3-50 (units of 1/10 Liters/Min.)
Min slow flow rate, 0-50 (units of 1/10 Liters/Min.) 0=No mini-
Side A Liter Flow Rate Con- .1N
F29 mum
fig: N=Logical Nozzle
.2N Max fast flow rate, 10-180 (units of Liters/Min.)
.3N Min fast flow rate, 0-180 (units of Liters/Min.) 0=No minimum
.0N Max slow flow rate3-50 (units of 1/10 Liters/Min.)
Min slow flow rate, 0-50 (units of 1/10 Liters/Min.) 0=No mini-
Side B Liter Flow Rate Con- .1N
F30 mum
fig: N=Logical Nozzle
.2N Max fast flow rate, 10-180 (units of Liters/Min.)
.3N Min fast flow rate, 0-180 (units of Liters/Min.) 0=No minimum
Side A Gals Flow Rate Con- .0N Max slow flow rate, 1-10 (units of 1/10 Gallons/Min.)
F31
fig: N=Logical Nozzle .1N Max. fast flow rate, 3-48 (units of Gallons/Min.)
Side B Gals Flow Rate Con- .0N Max slow flow rate, 1-10 (units of 1/10 Gallons/Min.)
F32
fig: N=Logical Nozzle .1N Max. fast flow rate, 3-48 (units of Gallons/Min.)
.00 Service engineer password, 6 numeric characters max.
.01 Station manager password, 6 numeric characters max.
F33 Password Change
.02 Station operator password, 6 numeric characters max.
.03 Weights and Measures password, 6 numeric characters max.
0=Only log error in log.
1=Terminate sale only.
Error Severity Level Con- 2=Semi-fatal. Only affected side of the dispenser is closed.
figuration 3=Fully fatal. Total dispenser closed. Maint mode access/cycle
F39 .XX
XX=Selected Error Num- power to reset.
ber
4=Catastrophic. Both sides of dispenser closed. Cycle power
to reset.
5=Error completely disabled.
Totals display mode
0=Display totalizers per meter
1=display totalizers per logical nozzle
F42 Misc Config Part 2 .00
2=display totals per meter
3=Display total per logical nozzle
4=Display WIP totalizers


Meter Type
0=No meter attached
1=iMeter
.0M
2=PPM w/ LC meter
3=PPM with E85 meter
4=Xflow meter
Meter Channel .1M Reverse pulse hysteresis, 1-64

Configuration Max number of pulser errors/reverse pulses on an “in use” WIP
.2M
M=Meter channel in a trans, 1-99
F43 1=Meters 1 & 5 Reverse pulse limit (after hysteresis) on an idle/unused WIP, 1-
.3M
2=Meters 2 & 6 255
3=Meters 3 & 7 .4M Liters, Suppress overflow of preset limit, 1-99 cl.
4=Meters 4 & 8 .5M Liters, Preset/prepay slow down volume delta, 5-399 cl.
.6M Liters, Forward pulse limit on an idle/unused WIP, 1-99 cl.
Gallons, Suppress overflow of preset limit, 0-99 (1/1000 gal-
.7M
lons)
Gallons, Preset/prepay slow down volume delta, 2-999 (1/1000
.8M
gallons)
Gallons, Forward pulse limit on an idle/unused WIP, 1-999 (1/
.9M
1000 gallons)
ATC Configuration .0N Temperature probe assignment
F50
N=Meter number (1-8) .1N Product type assignment
.0N Number of turns per liter by logical nozzle (X=logical nozzle)
Additive calibration options
0=No calibration
Additive Configuration 1=Additive calibration side 1 only
F68
N=Logical Nozzle (1-7) .08 2=Additive calibration side 2 only
3=Additive calibration of both sides
4=No additive. This allows Weights and Measures official to
measure diesel only.
Alternate display
.00 0=No alternate display
1=Anthem display
Country code
Alternate Display
F71 .01 0=US
Configuration
1=International
CAN FDDP display
.02 0=Disabled
1=Enabled
.04 Local Software download through local serial port
F98 Software Download
.07 Remote Software download from remote location

E.10 AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION (ATC) TESTING

Dispensers equipped with ATC (used in Canada) convert the gross delivery of fuel to a temperature com-
pensated value according to the temperature and type of fuel being dispensed. A switch is provided in the
hydraulic portion of the dispenser cabinet to allow for calibration and testing of the dispenser. Perform the
ATC test and/or meter calibration as follows:
Step Volume Display PPU/Status Display
Turn on the temp comp toggle switch

Display will show uncompensated Display will show probe tempera-
located on the horizontal support rail
(gross) volume. ture.
in the hydraulic cabinet.
During the reset cycle, when the

During the reset cycle, the iGEM temp. comp. software version is on
Remove nozzle from nozzle boot software version and the temp. the Volume display, the PPU/Status
and select grade. comp. software version will briefly display shows the Volume Correc-
appear in that order. tion Factor (VCF) Fuel Type (Gas or
Diesel).
Uncompensated (gross) volume Alternates between Probe Temp.

Dispense fuel.
appears. and Flow Rate.
Turn off the Temp. Comp. Switch in

Compensated (net) volume appears. PPU or Status appears.
the hydraulic cabinet.
● To verify the accuracy of the temperature probes, insert a Weights and Measures probe in the NPT test
port next to the ATC temperature probe. Follow the steps above to see the temperature probe reading
and verify it against the Weights and Measures probe.
● To compare the Net (compensated) and gross (uncompensated) volumes, you may turn on/off the
temp. comp. switch to toggle the volume display between net and gross volume.


PROGRAMMING

This product complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and regulations. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This product may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this product must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device as set forth in Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Those limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if it is not installed and used
in accordance with the instruction manual, it may casue harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment
in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case you will be required to correct the interference at your own
expense.
Any modifications made to this product not approved by Dover Fueling Solutions could void your authority to operate this equipment.
Warranty
Any alterations, additions, or unauthorized work, performed on the equipment without the manufacturer’s express written consent
shall void any existing product warranty. Please see product warranty information for additional details. Use only genuine parts.
This manual and any software described herein are furnished under the terms of sale or other applicable contract including any
license, and may be used or copied only in accordance with those terms.
No part of this publication may be electronically or mechanically reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form
or by any means, except as permitted by such terms. Translation of this material to another language without express written per-
mission from DFS is prohibited.
This publication is intended for informational purposes only and this material is subject to change without notice. Dover Fueling Solu-
tions has not made, and does not make, any representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, with respect to any
information in this publication, including any warranty as to the accuracy, correctness, or completeness of any of the information.
DFS shall not be responsible or liable for any damages or losses that occur as a result of the receipt and/or use of the information
contained herein.
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Wayne iGEM™ Computer

Fuel dispensers contain both electrical components and a hazardous,

Indicators and Notations

Highlights an essential element of a pro- Indicates a potentially hazardous

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, INDICATES A HAZARDOUS SITUATION,

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F26 - VAP Configuration......................................................................................................... 22

S18 Side B WIP (Pulser) Volume Totalizers .......................................................................... 40

4 IGEM ERROR CODES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

APPENDIX A IGEM BOARD CONNECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

APPENDIX B ENGINEER ACCESS LEVELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

APPENDIX C MANAGER ACCESS LEVELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

APPENDIX D WEIGHTS AND MEASURES MODE - CATEGORY 2 ONLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

APPENDIX E WEIGHTS AND MEASURES MODE - CATEGORY 2 OR 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

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1 IGEM CONFIGURATION INTERFACE

1.1 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL (IRC)

Figure 1-1 IR Remote Control

When F 'xx' is When xx.xx sub-function is

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Figure 1-2 Touchscreen

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1.3 ENTERING THE CONFIGURATION INTERFACE

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2.1 FUNCTION DETAILS

F00 - Exit Function

Use this function to select one of three configuration interface exits.

F01 - Filling Modes

Filling Mode, 1 through 4

F02 - Clock Configuration

.00 Time in the format HH.MM

.01 Date in the format MM.DD

.02 Year in the format YY.YY

F03 - Set Side A Unit Prices

.0N Set Credit prices

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F03 - Set Side A Unit Prices

.1N Set Cash prices

F04 - Set Side B Unit Prices

.0N Set Credit prices

F05 - Set Side A Fuelling Point Address

F06 - Set Side B Fuelling Point Address

F07 - Dispenser Configuration

.00 Maximum logical nozzle number for each side (1 - 8).

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F07 - Dispenser Configuration (Continued)

F08 - Side A Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1

.0N Physical nozzle number assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned

F09 - Side B Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1

.0N Physical nozzle number assignment (0 - 8) where 0 = None assigned

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F09 - Side B Dispenser Type Configuration Part #1 (Continued)

F10 - Side A Dispenser type Configuration Part #2

.0N Octane number assignment (00 - 99) where 00 = None assigned

Vapor recovery system enabled

Beep on physical nozzle lift in a series of six beeps

F11 - Side B Dispenser type Configuration Part #2

.0N Octane number assignment (00 - 99) where 00 = None assigned

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F11 - Side B Dispenser type Configuration Part #2

Vapor recovery system enabled

Beep on physical nozzle lift in a series of six beeps