Bennett Site Master SP Manuel utilisateur

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Site Master SP

Product Manual

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READ THIS BOOK

This book has important information for safe installation

and operation of this equipment Read and understand

this book before applying power Keep this book and

tell all service personnel to read this book If these

instructions are not followed, bodily injury, death, or

damage to the equipment may occur

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Tabl of Cont nts

Saf ty Instructions ................................................................................................................................. 3

Introduction............................................................................................................................................. 4

Powering up the Module .................................................................................................................... 4

Idle Screen ......................................................................................................................................... 4

Installation............................................................................................................................................... 5

Power Requirements ......................................................................................................................... 5

Connector Descriptions...................................................................................................................... 5

Communication .................................................................................................................................. 6

Field Wiring ........................................................................................................................................ 6

Footprint ............................................................................................................................................. 6

Diagram.............................................................................................................................................. 7

Programming .......................................................................................................................................... 8

Using the Pin pad............................................................................................................................... 8

Gaining Access to Programming ....................................................................................................... 8

Programming Modes.......................................................................................................................... 9

Manager’s Mode 01 (Address)........................................................................................................... 9

Manager’s Mode 12 (Receipt Length) ............................................................................................... 10

Manager’s Mode 13 (Keypad Type) .................................................................................................. 10

Manager’s Mode 14 (Receipt Delay) ................................................................................................. 11

Manager’s Mode 94 (Line Shift)......................................................................................................... 12

Manager’s Mode 99 (Logos) .............................................................................................................. 12

S rvic ..................................................................................................................................................... 14

Connector Functions.......................................................................................................................... 14

LED’s.................................................................................................................................................. 17

SW 1 and SW 2 ................................................................................................................................. 18

Battery................................................................................................................................................ 18

Diagnostics......................................................................................................................................... 18

Manager’s Mode 02 (Real Time Clock)....................................................................................... 18

Manager’s Mode 03 (Audit Trail Report) ..................................................................................... 19

Manager’s Mode 04 (Card Reader Diagnostics)......................................................................... 21

Manager’s Mode 05 (Printer Diagnostics)................................................................................... 22

Manager’s Mode 06 (Pin pad Diagnostics) ................................................................................. 22

Manager’s Mode 07 (Peripheral Counter)................................................................................... 23

Manager’s Mode 08 (Software Version)...................................................................................... 23

Manager’s Mode 09 (Software Restart) ...................................................................................... 23

Manager’s Mode 10 (Maximum Queues) .................................................................................... 24

Manager’s Mode 96 (Communication Performance) .................................................................. 24

Parts......................................................................................................................................................... 25

5x8 Credit Parts Breakdown .............................................................................................................. 25

Wire Harnesses ................................................................................................................................. 27

B nn tt Limit d Warranty Stat m nt ................................................................................................... 29

IMPORTANT

Examine the shipment immediately upon arrival to make certain there has been no damage or loss in

transit Bennett Pump Company, as shipper, is not liable for the hazards of transportation Please make

damage claims directly to the truck line

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DANGER: Fire, explosion, injury or death

will occur if fuel filters are changed by untrained

personnel Make sure only trained personnel

change filters

CAUTION: Do not drill holes in fuel

dispensers Holes can cause failure of the

electronic equipment The warranty will become

void Use only adhesive backed sign mounting

brackets

WARNING: Do not operate the equipment

as a dispenser unless it is completely

WARNING: Make sure this equipment is

correctly grounded Failure to do will cause

injury or damage equipment or improper

operation Improper grounding voids the

warranty

WARNING: You must have training in the

operation and programming of this module

before using it READ THE OPERATORS

MANUAL

WARNING: The emergency shut-off valve

(also called the fire valve, shear valve or impact

valve) must be closed when service or

maintenance is performed on this equipment

WARNING: Electronic components are

static sensitive Use proper static precautions

(static straps) before working on the equipment

WARNING: To prevent electric shock, keep

the electrical parts of the terminal dry

WARNING: You must have training in the

installation, service or maintenance of this

equipment (dispenser, pump, console, control

box or submerged pump) before working on it

Maintenance repairs must be done by

authorized personnel only Warranty work may

only be performed by Bennett certified

technicians

DANGER: Disconnect all power to this

equipment and associated submerged pump(s)

during installation, service or any maintenance,

i e , changing filters

DANGER: Gasoline is flammable

NO SMOKING OR OPEN FLAME

DANGER: To prevent injury to you from

vehicles and onlookers, always place a barrier

around this equipment before performing service

or maintenance

WARNING ADVERTISSEMENT ADVERTENCIA

For the safe installation of this equipment, read and understand all warning and cautions Look for these

warnings:

“DANGER” means: If you do not follow the instructions, severe injury or death will occur

“WARNING” means: If you do not follow the instructions, severe injury or death can occur

“CAUTION” means: If you do not follow the instructions, damage can occur to the equipment

Saf ty Instructions

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Powering up the Module:

The module receives its power through the Power Supply

There are no power switches on the module The only way

to power on or off the module is by using the Circuit Breaker

The Bennett Logo will appear for approximately 5 seconds

when power is applied to the unit (see figure 1 1)

After the Bennett Logo is displayed the screen will display

the “Please Pay Inside” message

NOTE: “Pl as Pay Insid ” will b display d only if th

modul and/or POS (Point of Sal ) has not b n

configur d or install d at this tim (s figur

1.2). Th m ssag will r turn if th POS do s not

s nd a m ssag to th modul for 60 s conds.

Idle Screen:

Once everything is installed, programmed and configured

properly (see installation section) the module should be

ready to use The idle screen of the module will prompt the

user to either “Pay Here Credit” or “Pay Inside” (see figure

1 3)

FIGURE 1 1 - Bennett Logo

FIGURE 1 2 - “Please Pay Inside”

Introduction

FIGURE 1 3 - Idle Screen

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Power Requirements:

120vac must be installed in the head of the unit and

terminated on the terminal strip (see figure 2 1) Neutral

and Hot will be labeled on the terminal strip The Power

Supply will be factory wired to the terminal strip

The Power Supply converts the 120vac into the 12vdc

and 24vdc needed for the module to operate

The module receives its power from the Power Supply

through the J5 connector, on the CPU Board (see figure

2 2)

The module uses a 12vdc voltage source and 24vdc

voltage source Both sources are received through the

J5 connector

The following components use the 12vdc voltage source:

• Card Reader

• Display Backlight

• Receipt Printer Data

The following components use the 24vdc voltage

source:

• Receipt Printer Power

• Display

Connector Descriptions:

All peripherals are plugged into the CPU Board Following is a description of each connector

• J1 - Programming Header

• J4 - Audio Transducer

• J5 - Power Input/Data Link

• J6 - Card Swipe Reader

• J7 - Receipt Printer Power

• J8 - Receipt Printer Data

• J9 - Auxiliary / Natural Gas Comm Hub Board

• J12 - Alpha Numeric Pin pad or Credit only Keypad

• J13 - Left Side Soft Keys

• J14 - Right Side Soft Keys

• J17 - Fan Assembly

• J19 - Display Data

• J20 - Display Backlight

• J22 - Amulet Chip Programming Interface

See the Service Section for more details on the connector pin-outs

Installation

FIGURE 2 2 - J5 Incoming Power

J5 Connector

Terminal Strip

FIGURE 2 1 - Power

Power Supply

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DANGER: Circuit Br ak r must b off prior to plugging anything into or unplugging anything

from th modul .

DANGER: Wh n ins rting th plugs into th conn ctors, mak sur that th locking tab points

to th right sid of th conn ctor. G ntly tug th wir s to v rify that th locking tab is

ngag d. Failur to plug th s in corr ctly will damag th modul !

Communication:

The data for the module is also received through the J5 connector

The module communicates directly to the POS via the strip in the

head of the unit and Interconnect Box (see figure 2 2 - on previous

page)

NOTE:

• Th P d stal must b mount d at l ast 18” from any disp ns r or any ar a that’s classifi d

as Class 1 Division 1.

• Installation must b in accordanc with National El ctric Cod (NFPA 70), th Automotiv

and Marin S rvic Cod (NFPA 30A) and all Stat and Local Cod s.

• Us only Und rwrit rs List d Thr ad d Rigid Conduit and List d S aling Fitting with

conductor s als.

• Fi ld conn ctions ar don in th Upp r El ctrical Enclosur . Wir must xt nd 60 inch s

abov bas of th unit to mak El ctrical Conn ctions.

• All conductors ar to b strand d copp r with THHN and gas and oil r sistant insulation p r

National El ctrical Cod .

• Do not us wir small r than 18 gaug .

• Th s data wir s should b twist d tog th r at l ast 3 tim s p r foot to r duc th ff cts of

l ctrical nois on th communication circuit. Du to th risk of nois causing possibl

probl ms with communication, B nn tt highly r comm nds th us of th twist d wir s, but

do s not r quir it.

• Do not us wir nuts on Data Lin s. Do not splic Data wir s. Th y must b dir ct runs.

• It is acc ptabl to pull th Data Lin s in th sam conduit as th t rminal’s pow r.

• Shims should only b us d und r Bolts to nsur th unit is l v l. Improp r shimming that

r sults in misalign d fram is NOT cov r d und r th B nn tt Limit d Warranty.

Field Wiring Diagram on Next Page

Footprint:

Installation (continued...)

Field Wiring:

Data wires required for installation:

(1) 18 gauge for Data +

(1) 18 gauge for Common

(1) 18 gauge for Data -

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Installation (continued...)

FIGURE 2 3 - Field Wiring Diagram (Power)

FIGURE 2 4 - Field Wiring Diagram

(Communication)

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Programming

Gaining Access to Manager’s Mode:

The right Soft Keys are the only keys required to enter into Manager’s

Mode

Assuming that the top Soft Key is “1” and the bottom Soft Key is “4”

the code for entering into Manager’s Mode is “122114” (see figure 3 2)

Programming

The module has a Manager’s Mode used to access programming and diagnostics The following

instructions explain how to gain access to the Manager’s Mode and how to configure it for operation

Using the Keypad:

There are different keys on the

module that are used for different

functions (see figure 3 1)

• Soft Keys - Normally used for

customer interface

• Numeric Keys - Normally used

for entering alpha-numeric

data

Figure 3 2 - Right Soft Keys

“1”

“2”

“3”

“4”

Figure 3 1 - Keys

Left

Soft

Right

Soft

Numeric

Keys

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Once the proper “code” is pressed “Manager Mode: 00” will

be displayed at the top of the screen (see figure 3 3)

NOTE: If th modul is l ft in Manag r’s Mod for 60

s conds without any k ys pr ss d, th unit will

automatically r turn to normal op ration.

Programming Modes:

There are four modes that will need to be programmed prior

to the module operating per the location’s specifications

• Mode 01 - Address

• Mode 12 - Receipt Length

• Mode 13 - Keypad Type

• Mode 14 - Receipt Delay

• Mode 94 - Line Shift

• Mode 99 - Logo

The other modes are for diagnostics and will be discussed in

the Service Section

Manager’s Mode 01:

There is only one mode that must be programmed for the

module to communicate with the P O S Address the module

through Manager’s Mode 01

As soon as the module is in Manager’s Mode press the

numeric [1] key and press the function [Enter] key The

function [Enter] key will be used to enter each mode for

programming or diagnostics

Once the function [Enter] key is pressed the display will show

which address it is currently configured for (see figure 3 4)

At this time press the proper address for that module

NOTE: Us th sam addr ss in th modul as th

Fu ling Point for that disp ns r.

As soon as the numeric number for the address is pressed

the display will show what the new address is (see figure

3 5)

Now that the proper address is being displayed press the

function [Enter] key Once pressed the previous display will return with the new address After this is

complete press the right Soft Key where “EXIT” is present on the display to exit Manager’s Mode 01

If programming is complete press the right Soft Key next to “EXIT” on the display again and the module

will return to normal operation

Programming (continued...)

Figure 3 3 - Mode 00

Figure 3 4 - Mode 01

Figure 3 5 - New Address Set

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Manager’s Mode 12:

To help eliminate paper jams Manager’s Mode 12 will adjust

the length of the receipts It is highly suggested that the

length of the receipt is configured so that the end of the paper

will exit the chute with the least amount of paper There is a

“notch” at the end of the paper chute (see figure 3 6) This

“notch” is made to encourage the customer to place their

thumb inside the notch while removing the receipt from the

paper chute

NOTE: It is sugg st d that this mod b configur d

aft r th first r c ipt is ran. Th l ngth of th

r c ipt will vary, d p nding on th information

s nt from th POS.

Once the module is in Manager’s Mode press the numeric [1]

and [2] key and then press the function [Enter] key

Once the function [Enter] key is pressed the display will show

the current length of the receipt (see figure 3 7) To lengthen

the receipt enter a number larger than the current count

number To shorten the receipt enter a number that is lower

than the current number

As the new count is entered the display will show the new

value (see figure 3 8)

Now that the new setting is being displayed press the function

[Enter] key Once pressed the previous display will return

with the new current count

After this is complete press the right Soft Key where “EXIT” is

present on the display to exit Manager’s Mode 12

If programming is complete press the right Soft Key next to

“EXIT” on the display again and the module will return to

normal operation

Manager’s Mode 13:

Mode 13 is used to program the payment keypad type

Once the module is in Manager’s Mode press the numeric [1]

and [3] keys and then press the function [Enter] key

Once the function [Enter] key is pressed the display will show

the current setting for the keypad (see figure 3 9)

NOTE: For this unit Option 2 must b programm d.

Programming (continued...)

Figure 3 6 - Paper Chute

Paper Chute “notch”

Figure 3 7 - Manager’s Mode 12

Figure 3 8 - Resizing the Receipt

Figure 3 9 - Manager’s Mode 13

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