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NEO SUNNY
Model: GDA/GDB/GSA/GSB/GDF/GSC/GDN/GSN
Remote Controller Operation Manual

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 Table of Contents

1. Registration Function ........................................................................................................................... 1-1

1.1 Oil company mode and Maintenance mode .................................................................................... 1-6
2. Keys On the Remote Control ............................................................................................................... 2-1
3. Notes On Registration........................................................................................................................... 3-1
3.1 Notes on installation........................................................................................................................ 3-1
3.2 Notes on the use of the remote control............................................................................................ 3-2
3.3 Nozzle number assignment ............................................................................................................. 3-3
4. Direct Designation of Registration Process Code ............................................................................... 4-1
5. Totalizer Readout Mode ....................................................................................................................... 5-1
5.1 Totalizer readout.............................................................................................................................. 5-2
5.2 Daily totalizer read .......................................................................................................................... 5-4
5.3 Cash unit price readout.................................................................................................................... 5-6
5.4 Credit unit price readout.................................................................................................................. 5-8
6. User Registration Mode........................................................................................................................ 6-1
6.1 Readout/registration of totalizer...................................................................................................... 6-3
6.2 Readout/reset of daily totalizer ....................................................................................................... 6-5
6.3 Cash unit price readout/registration ................................................................................................ 6-7
6.4 Credit unit price readout/registration .............................................................................................. 6-9
6.5 Password registration .................................................................................................................... 6-11
6.6 Fueling limitation .......................................................................................................................... 6-12
6.7 POS connection method ................................................................................................................ 6-13
6.8 Dispenser number.......................................................................................................................... 6-14
6.9 Fuel type code ............................................................................................................................... 6-15
6.10 Unit designation of integer fueling................................................................................................ 6-16
6.11 Keypad setting............................................................................................................................... 6-17
6.12 Unit price display shutoff time after completion of fueling .......................................................... 6-19
6.13 Oil company mode password registration ..................................................................................... 6-20
7. Maintenance Mode................................................................................................................................ 7-1
7.1 Country code ................................................................................................................................... 7-3
7.2 First indication................................................................................................................................. 7-4
7.3 Calculation method of amount preset.............................................................................................. 7-5
7.4 Number of decimal places (amount, quantity, and unit price)...................................................... 7-6
7.5 Monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price.................................................................................. 7-7
7.6 Enabling/disabling zero suppress .................................................................................................... 7-8
7.7 Preset quantity and amount rounding designation.............................................................................. 7-9
7.8 Slowdown position for preset fueling ........................................................................................... 7-10
7.9 Leak detection time for submersible pump ................................................................................... 7-11
7.10 Slowdown time for pulse stop ....................................................................................................... 7-12
7.11 Pump lock time after change of displayed unit price........................................................................ 7-13
7.12 Pump lock time for pulse stop....................................................................................................... 7-14
7.13 Fueling mode................................................................................................................................. 7-15
7.14 Error detection time for serial communications ............................................................................ 7-17
7.15 Enabling/disabling sub unit price display ..................................................................................... 7-18
7.16 Readout of error occurrence status................................................................................................ 7-19
 7.17 Readout of dip switch settings ...................................................................................................... 7-21
7.18 Readout/registration of energization time ..................................................................................... 7-22
7.19 Readout/registration of fueling count............................................................................................ 7-23
7.20 Readout/registration of power-on/off count .................................................................................. 7-24
7.21 Revision history of instrumental error adjustment ........................................................................ 7-25
7.22 Registering instrumental error adjustment value........................................................................... 7-26
7.23 Display test.................................................................................................................................... 7-30
7.24 Initialization of registered data...................................................................................................... 7-32
7.25 Calendar registration ..................................................................................................................... 7-33
7.26 Readout of program version .......................................................................................................... 7-34
8. List of Default Values ............................................................................................................................ 8-1
1. Registration Function

The registration function with the remote control is available in the following 3 modes and lets you read
out and register the settings of data and specifications without opening the panel of the dispenser.

(1) Totalizer readout mode

(2) User Registration mode

(3) Maintenance mode

(4) Oil Company mode

The following table provides the list of processes.

Mode Code Item Default value

01 Totalizer readout (quantity: L/amount: A) 0

02 Daily totalizer readout (quantity: L/amount: A) 0

03 Cash unit price readout 0

04 Credit unit price readout 0

Readout

05 Reserved

06 Reserved

07 Reserved

08 Reserved

09 Reserved

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Mode Code Item Default value

10 Reserved

11 Totalizer readout/registration (quantity: L/amount: A) 0

12 Daily totalizer readout/reset (quantity: L/amount: A) 0

13 Cash unit price readout/registration 0

14 Credit unit price readout/registration 0

15 Password registration (User) 2222

16 Fueling limitation *1 9900.00

User / maintenance / Oil Co.

17 Reserved

18 POS connection mode 2

19 Dispenser number 0

20 Fuel type code 1, 2, 3, 4

21 Unit designation of integer fueling (quantity/amount) *2 0,0

22 Reserved
23 Reserved

24 Keypad setting *2 3

25 Reserved
26 Unit price display shutoff time after completion of fueling *2 0

27 Reserved

28 Reserved
29 Password registration (Oil Co.)

*1 If the specified country code is South Korea, Vietnam, or Oman, 990.000L.

*2 These items are changed according to the initialization data for each country when setting the
country code.

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Mode Code Item Default value

30 Country code *1 0

31 Reserved

32 First indication *1 8 *2

33 Reserved

34 Reserved

35 Reserved

36 Calculation method of amount preset *1 0

37 Number of decimal places (amount, quantity, and unit price) *1 2, 2, 2

38 Monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price *1 1

Maintenance

39 Enabling/disabling zero suppress *1 1

40 Fixed quantity and fixed amount rounding designation *1 1

0.8L *3
41 Slowdown position for preset fueling *1 before for all
fuel types
42 Reserved

43 Leak detection time for in-oil pump *1 3

44 Slowdown time for pulse stop *1 0

45 Pump lock time after change of displayed unit price *1 0

46 Pump lock time for pulse stop *1 0

47 Fueling mode 1

48 Error detection time for serial communications *1 30

49 Reserved

∗1 These items are changed according to the initialization data for each country when setting the
country code.
∗2 Should be 50 for the Super heavy duty dispenser.
∗3 Should be 1.2L before the target value with the Super heavy duty dispenser.

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Mode Code Item Default value

50 Enabling/disabling sub unit price display 0

51 Reserved

52 Reserved

53 Reserved

54 Reserved

55 Reserved

56 Reserved

57 Reserved

58 Reserved

59 Reserved

60 Readout of error occurrence status

61 Readout of DIP switch settings

62 Readout/registration of energization time 0

Maintenance

63 Readout/registration of the number of fueling operations 0

64 Readout/registration of the number of power-on/off operations 0

65 Reserved

66 Reserved

67 Reserved

68 Reserved

69 Revision history of instrumental error adjustment value

70 Reserved

71 Reserved

72 Reserved

73 Reserved

74 Reserved

75 Reserved

76 Reserved

77 Reserved

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Mode Code Item Default value

78 Reserved

79 Registration of instrumental error adjustment value

80 Display test 0

81 Initialization of registered data 0

82 Reserved

83 Reserved

84 Reserved

85 Reserved

86 Reserved

87 Reserved
Maintenance

88 Reserved

89 Reserved

90 Password registration (Maintenance)

91 Reserved

92 Reserved

93 Reserved

94 Reserved

95 Calendar settings

96 Reserved

97 Reserved

98 Reserved

99 Program version

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 1.1 Oil company mode and Maintenance mode

Oil company mode

In oil company mode (Password default: 71777554), the same processes as user registration mode
can be accessed.
The totalizer can only be changed while in oil company mode.
This function prevents unlawful changing of the totalizer. Change the password after saving settings.

Maintenance mode
In maintenance mode (Password default: 71777551), the same processes as oil company mode
excluding oil company mode password change can be preformed, and there is a restriction on
changing registered content.
Changing the password regularly is recommended to prevent unlawful activities.

Keep the oil company and maintenance mode passwords safe to prevent unlawful activities.
Contents are saved even when memory is initialized.
Be careful, as processing is not possible if the password is forgotten after it has been changed.

List of process items possible by mode

Registration mode
Code Item
User Maintenance Oil Co.
10 Reserved
Totalizer readout/registration
11 R R R/W
(quantity:L/amount:A)
Daily totalizer readout/reset
12 R/W R R
(quantity:L/amount:A)
13 Cash unit price readout/registration R/W R R/W
14 Credit unit pric readout/registration R/W R R/W
15 Password registration (User) R/W R R
16 Fueling limitation R R/W R
17 Reserved
18 POS connection mode R/W R R/W
19 Dispenser number R R/W R
20 Fuel type code R R/W R
Unit designation of integer fueling
21 R R/W R
(quantity/amount)
22 Reserved
23 Reserved
24 Keypad setting R/W R/W R
25 Reserved
Unit price display shutoff time after completion
26 R R/W R
of fueling
27 Reserved
28 Reserved
29 Password registration (Oil Co.) Impossible Impossible R/W
30 Country code -- R/W --
: : : : :
90 Password registration (Maintenance) -- R/W --
: :
99 Program version -- R --
Note: R is "Read only". R/W is "Read & Write".

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2. Keys On the Remote Control

R key・・・ Specifies/clears the totalizer readout mode.

E key・・・ Specifies/clears the registration mode/maintenance

mode.
ＴＡＴＳＵＮＯ
COMPATIBLE REMOTE TRANSMITTER F1 ～ F4 key・・・Not used.

Ｒ Ｅ W key・・・ Returns to the previous code from the currently

displayed code.
Ｆ１ Ｆ２ Ｆ３ Ｆ４
X key・・・ Proceeds to the next code from the currently
displayed code.
Ｃ Ｌ Ｅ Ａ Ｒ
CLEAR key・・ Used to clear data you are entering and reenter it
７ ８ ９ ＃ from the beginning or clear an error.
0 ～ 9 key
４ ５ ６ ＊ Used to enter a password or changeregistered
values.
１ ２ ３ x key

０ ・ ＥＮＴＥＲ # key・・・・ Used to directly go to the process of the specified

code.
*Used only in the registration/maintenance
mode.

∗ key・・・・ Not used.

key・・・・ Used to set preset amounts for P1 to P5 on the

key pad.
(The name, $ key, is used for explanation purpose
only. No indication is given on the actual remote
controller.)

ENTER key・・Used to confirm the entered data or go to the next

item.

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3. Notes On Registration

3.1 Notes on installation

When installing/registering the dispenser of overseas specifications, first register the “country code”
(“30” in the maintenance mode).
Setting the “country code” initializes the applicable items given in the registration list to the data for
each country. Then, perform processing according to the following flowchart.
(For information about default values for each country, refer to “8. List of default values.”)

Flowchart of installation and registration

Start of
processing

Ｅ Key

Enter a Password

Enter a “Country Code”

(Process code “30”)

Save calendar
(Process code “95”)

Execute registration
processes from “11” to “99.”

Ｅ Key

End of
processing

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3.2 Notes on the use of the remote control

You can use the remote control when nozzles are hung and fueling permission is not given from POS.
You cannot execute processing on the front side and the rear side simultaneously.
Therefore, for multi-dispensers, you need to perform registration for each side separately.
Note that, when data is managed commonly for both sides, registration on one side changes the set
values for the other side.

Registration items common to both sides Process code

Unit designation of integer fueling 21

Keypad setting 24
Unit price display shutoff time after
26
completion of fueling
Country code 30
First indication 32
Calculation method of amount preset 36
Number of decimal places 37
Monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price 38
Enabling/disabling zero suppress 39
Preset quantity/amount rounding designation 40
Slowdown position for preset fueling 41
Leak detection time for submersible pump 43
Slowdown time for pulse stop 44
Pump lock time after change of displayed
45
unit price
Pump lock time for pulse stop 46
Error detection time for serial
48
communications
Enabling/disabling sub unit price display 50

After performing the above processes, do one of the following.

(1) On the opposite side of the side on which you performed registration, press Ｅ key twice.
(2) Turn off the power and then on again.

If you do not do the above operation, the registered values do not take effect on the side opposite to the
registration side.

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3.3 Nozzle number assignment

■For low-profile, multi-tower type

The numbers are 1, 2, 3, and 4 from the left when viewed from the front.
(For both side 1 and side 2)

1 0 0 0
1 0.0 0
1 0 0

1 2 3

* The power connection box is on the side 1.

■Electromagnetic counter layout (Example)

Model 3662

* The layout of other models is the same as that of the model 3662 above.
The totalizers corresponding to each nozzle are as shown in the figure.

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4. Direct Designation of Registration Process Code

In the registration mode and maintenance mode, you can directly designate a registration process code
by pressing the # key during processing.

Example: to move from “totalizer readout/registration (11)” to “fuel type registration (20),” follow the
steps below.

１２３４
５６７８９０
１１０Ｌ
(1) When entry with the remote control is waited for during totalizer processing, press the # key.
(If you press the # key following a value, the entered value becomes invalid.)

００
(2) The process code “00” is displayed, waiting for the entry of a registration process code.
(3) Press the 2 , 0 , and ENTER keys to designate the fuel type registration code “20.”
(If you enter an invalid process code, an error occurs, returning to (2).)

２０
００
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(4) Proceed to the registration process of the fuel type code.

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２０ １

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5. Totalizer Readout Mode

You can read out the totalizer, daily totalizer, and so on using the remote control without a password.

(1) With the nozzles hung, press the R key on the remote control.
(2) The totalizer display appears as shown below.

１２３４
５６７８９０
０１０Ｌ
Process code Sub code

(3) Pressing the ENTER key changes the sub cord in sequence, displaying the corresponding data.
(4) When the display of all the nozzles is complete or the X key is pressed, the “Daily totalizer” is
displayed.
Pressing the W key displays “credit unit price.”
(5) Pressing the R key returns to the normal fueling quantity display.

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5.1 Totalizer readout 01 Each Side

Displays the totalizer of fueling quantity and amount for each nozzle.

１２３４ Totalized value:

10 digits

５６７８９０
０１０Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
(Up to nozzle 4 is displayed.)

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser

Displays the total fueling quantity and amount for each nozzle.

１２３４ Totalized value:

10 digits

５６７８９０
０１０Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
2L : Total quantity of nozzle 2
2A : Total amount of nozzle 2
oL : Total quantity of oil mix nozzle

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

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5.2 Daily totalizer read 02 Each Side

Displays the daily totalizer of fueling quantity and amount for each nozzle.

１２３４ Daily totalizer:

10 digits

５６７８９０
０２０Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
(Up to nozzle 4 is displayed.)

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser

Displays the total of fueling quantity and amount for each nozzle.

１２３４ Totalized value:

10 digits

５６７８９０
０２０Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
2L : Total quantity of nozzle 2
2A : Total amount of nozzle 2
oL : Total quantity of oil mix nozzle

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

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5.3 Cash unit price readout 03 Each Side

Reads out the cash unit price that is available offline (when operating the dispenser on a standalone
basis).

◆ If the monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price (maintenance mode “38”) is not “1,” the unit of
the unit price during fueling and the unit of the unit price readout differ.
(Example: For Malaysia, “￠” is displayed during fueling and “$” is displayed during registration
readout.)

１７５ Cash unit price

4 digits

０３ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

■ The number of decimal digits varies depending on the registered data of “number of decimal
places” (maintenance mode “37”).

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser

Reads out the cash unit price available offline (when operating the dispenser on a standalone basis).

◆ If the monetary unit ratio of the amount and the unit price (maintenance mode “38”) are not “1,” the
unit of the unit price during fueling and the unit of the unit price readout differ.
(Example: For Malaysia, “￠” is displayed during fueling and “$” is displayed during registration
readout.)

１７５ Cash unit price

4 digits

０３ １
Process code Sub code

1: Nozzle 1 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)

2: Nozzle 2 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)
o: Oil (Unit price for 100% oil)
2P: 2% mix ratio
3P: 3% mix ratio
4P: 4% mix ratio
5P: 5% mix ratio
■ The total number of integer disits and decimal desits you can enter is up to 4.
■ The number of decimal digits varies depending on the registered “number of decimal places” data
(maintenance mode “37”).

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5.4 Credit unit price readout 04 Each Side

Reads out the credit unit price that is available offline (when operating the dispenser on a standalone
basis).

◆ If the monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price (maintenance mode “38”) is not “1,” the unit of
the unit price during fueling and the unit of the unit price readout differ. (Example: For Malaysia,
“￠” is displayed during fueling and “$” is displayed during registration readout.)

１７５ Credit unit price

4 digits

０４ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

■ The number of decimal digits varies depending on the registered data of “number of decimal
places” (maintenance mode “37”).

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser

Read out the cash unit price available offline (when operating the dispenser on a standalone basis).

◆ If the monetary unit ratio of the amount and the unit price (maintenance mode “38”) are not “1,” the
unit of the unit price during fueling and the unit of the unit price readout differ.
(Example: For Malaysia, “￠” is displayed during fueling and “$” is displayed during registration
readout.)

１７５ Cash unit price

4 digits

０４ １
Process code Sub code

1: Nozzle 1 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)

2: Nozzle 2 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)
o: Oil (Unit price for 100% oil)
2P: 2% mix ratio
3P: 3% mix ratio
4P: 4% mix ratio
5P: 5% mix ratio

■ The total number of integer disits and decimal desits you can enter is up to 4.
■ The number of decimal digits varies depending on the registered “number of decimal places”
data (maintenance mode “37”).

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6. User Registration Mode

This mode is used for initial registration including resetting the totalizer and registering unit prices.
To enter the registration mode, a 4-digit password is required.

(1) With the nozzles hung, press the E key on the remote control.
(2) The password entry wait display as shown below appears.

ＣｏｄＥ
(3) Enter the 4-digit password and press the ENTER key.

ＣｏｄＥ
(4) If the entered password is correct, the process code “00” is displayed, waiting for the entry of a
code.

００

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(5) To directly go to a process you want, enter the process code and press the ENTER key.
Pressing the ENTER key only goes to the display of the totalizer readout/registration of the process
code “11”.
(6) Basic operation is described below, taking the totalizer as an example.

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５６７８９０
１１１Ｌ
(7) If you do not want to change the data, press the ENTER key only.
(8) If you want to change the data, use the ten-key pad and then press the ENTER key.
(If you press the E , # , W , or X key before pressing the ENTER key, the data does not
change.)
(9) Pressing the # key returns to the status in (4).
(10) Pressing the E key returns to the normal fueling quantity display.

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6.1 Readout/registration of totalizer 11 Each Side

By registering the same value as the mechanical totalizer, the following can be done.

(1) The totalizer value can be read out with the counter part.
(2) With serial communication to POS, the totalizer value can be read out from POS.

１２３４ Totalizer value:

10 digits

５６７８９０
１１１Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
(Up to nozzle 4 is displayed.)

■ The input range for total dispensed oil volume is limited within 8 digits in integer, but does not
allow decimal numbers.
■ The total number of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter is up to 10.
The numbers of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter are determined depending on the
specified data of “number of decimal places” (maintenance mode “37”).

The number of decimal places The number of the digits The number of the digits of
(Maintenance mode “37”) of decimal part integer part
0 0 10
1 1 9
2 2 8
3 3 7

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

Note: For registering the value of electromagnetic totalizers;

If a totalizer does not reach zero (0) when installed, register by adding a “9” at the most
significant digit.
Example: Electromagnetic totalizer 9999900
Value to be registered 99999900

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser

By registering the same value as the mechanical totalizer, the following can be done.

(1) The totalizer value can be read out with the counter part.
(2) With serial communication to POS, the totalizer value can be read out from POS.

１２３４ Totalizer value:

10 digits

５６７８９０
１１１Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
2L : Total quantity of nozzle 2
2A : Total amount of nozzle 2
oL : Total quantity of mix nozzle (nozzle 1)

■ The input range for total dispensed oil volume is limited within 8 digits in integer, but does not
allow decimal numbers.
■ The total number of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter is up to 10.
The numbers of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter are determined depending on the
specified data of “number of decimal places” (maintenance mode “37”).

The number of decimal places The number of the digits The number of the digits of
(Maintenance mode “37”) of decimal part integer part
0 0 10
1 1 9
2 2 8
3 3 7

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

Note: For registering the value of electromagnetic totalizers;

If a totalizer does not reach zero (0) when installed, register by adding a “9” at the most
significant digit.
Example: Electromagnetic totalizer 9999900
Value to be registered 99999900

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6.2 Readout/reset of daily totalizer 12 Each Side

Resets the totalizer value for reading out daily sales.

１２３４
Daily totalizer value:
10 digits

５６７８９０
１２１Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
(Up to nozzle 4 is displayed)

■ The total number of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter is up to 10.
The numbers of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter are determined depending on the
specified data of “number of decimal places” (maintenance mode “37”).

The number of decimal places The number of the digits of The number of the digits of
(Maintenance mode “37”) decimal part integer part
0 0 10
1 1 9
2 2 8
3 3 7

■ To reset the Daily totalizer, enter 0

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser

Resets the totalizer value for reading out daily sales.

１２３４
Daily totalizer value:
10 digits

５６７８９０
１２１Ｌ
Process code Sub code

0L : Total fueling quantity of all nozzles

0A : Total amount of all nozzles
1L : Total quantity of nozzle 1
1A : Total amount of nozzle 1
2L : Total quantity of nozzle 2
2A : Total amount of nozzle 2
oL : Total quantity of mix nozzle
(nozzle 1)

■ The total number of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter is up to 10.
The numbers of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter are determined depending on the
specified data of “number of decimal places” (maintenance mode “37”).

The number of decimal places The number of the digits of The number of the digits of
(Maintenance mode “37”) decimal part integer part
0 0 10
1 1 9
2 2 8
3 3 7

■ To reset the Daily totalizer, enter 0

* For single and double dispensers, the total of all nozzles is not displayed.

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6.3 Cash unit price readout/registration 13 Each Side

Registers the cash unit price that is available offline (when operating the dispenser on a standalone
basis).

◆If POS is connected serially, the cash value registered by the POS command is read and re-registered.
◆ For registration with the POS command and registration with the remote control, the last registered
unit price is valid.
(The registration with the POS command is available only when POS supports it.)
◆ If the monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price (maintenance mode “38”) is not “1,” the unit of
the unit price during fueling and the unit of the unit price readout differ.
(Example: For Malaysia, “￠” is displayed during fueling and “$” is displayed during registration
readout.)

１２３４ Cash unit price

4 digits

１３ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

■ The total number of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter is up to 4.
■ The number of decimal digits varies depending on the registered data of “number of decimal
places” (maintenance mode “37”).

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser
Registration code 13: Input the unit prices of gasoline and oil for unit price registration on cash
payment.
The unit price of mixed oil is automatically calculated according to the mix ratio.
Other unit prices according to the mix ratio can also be set manually.

1.35 Unit price

1 3 . 1
Process code Sub code

1: Nozzle 1 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)

2: Nozzle 2 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)
O: Oil (Unit price for 100% oil)
2P: 2% mix ratio
3P: 3% mix ratio
4P: 4% mix ratio
5P: 5% mix ratio

Example: Setting 1.00 for unit price of gasoline, and 10.00 for unit price of oil.
Unit prices for each mix ratio will be automatically calculated as;
2P: 1.18
3P: 1.27
4P: 1.36
5P: 1.45
Those unit prices for each mix ratio can be changed to values other than the
automatically calculated.
If either of the gasoline unit price or oil unit price has been changed, the mix unit price
will be re-calculated according the changes.

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6.4 Credit unit price readout/registration 14 Each Side

Registers the credit unit price that is available offline (when operating the dispenser on a standalone
basis).

◆If POS is connected serially, the cash value registered by the POS command is read and re-registered.
◆ For registration with the POS command and registration with the remote control, the last registered
unit price is valid.
(The registration with the POS command is available only when POS supports it.)
◆ If the monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price (maintenance mode “38”) is not “1,” the unit of
the unit price during fueling and the unit of the unit price readout differ.
(Example: For Malaysia, “￠” is displayed during fueling and “$” is displayed during registration
readout.)

１２３４ Credit unit price

4 digits

１４ １
Process code Sub code
1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

■ The total number of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter is up to 4.
■ The number of decimal digits varies depending on the registered data of “number of decimal
places” (maintenance mode “37”).

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‹With Post-Mix dispenser
Registration code 14: Input the unit prices of gasoline and oil for unit price registration on cash
payment.
The unit price of mixed oil is automatically calculated according to the mix ratio.
Other unit prices according to the mix ratio can also be set manually.

1.35 Unit price

1 4 . 1
Process code Sub code

1: Nozzle 1 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)

2: Nozzle 2 (Unit price for 100% gasoline)
O: Oil (Unit price for 100% oil)
2P: 2% mix ratio
3P: 3% mix ratio
4P: 4% mix ratio
5P: 5% mix ratio

Example: Setting 1.00 is set for the unit price of gasoline, and 10.00 is set for the unit price of oil.
Unit prices for each mix ratio will be automatically calculated as;
2P: 1.18
3P: 1.27
4P: 1.36
5P: 1.45
Those unit prices for each mix ratio can be changed to values other than those
automatically calculated.
If either the gasoline unit price or oil unit price has been changed, the mix unit price will
be re-calculated according the changes.

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6.5 Password registration 15 Each Side

Registers the password to enter the User registration mode.

２２２２ Password : 4 digits

１５
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0000” to “9999.”

■ Be sure to enter 4 digits.

* The initial set value is “2222.”

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6.6 Fueling limitation 16 Each Side

Registers the fueling limitation for each nozzle that is available offline (when operating the dispenser on
a standalone basis).

Even in serial connection, if the limitation is not specified from POS, the limitation of the dispenser is
used.

９９００００ Fueling limitation:

6 digits

１６ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

■ Enter a value within the following range:

When the number of the decimal places of the value = “2” “1.00” L to “9990.00” L
When the number of the decimal places of the value = “3” “1.000” L to “990.000” L

Note: The minimum value is 50.00L for the Super heavy duty dispenser.

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6.7 POS connection method 18 Each Side

Registers the connection method with POS.

２ POS connection method

１８
Process code

■ Enter one of the following values. The description of the setting of each value is given below.

Registered
Description
value

0 Offline

1 Offline
Automatic switching from offline to serial connection.
The dispenser can be operated on a standalone basis at power-on (before
2 communication with POS starts).
After communication with POS starts, the operation is not possible unless an
fueling permission message is sent from POS.
Serial connection
3
(Operation is not possible until communication with POS is established.)

■ The difference between “2” and “3” is as follows:

“2” : Fueling is possible using a dispenser alone at power-on (before communication with POS
starts). After connection with POS, fueling is not possible unless an fueling permission
message is received from POS.
“3” : Fueling is not possible without connection with POS.

* Also when the communication mode with POS complies with the “IFSF specification,” the
operation is the same.
(The IFSF specification is not supported at present.)

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6.8 Dispenser number 19 Each Side

Registers the dispenser number for connection with POS.

■ When the POS connection mode is “RS-485,” you need to perform registration for each side
separately.
When “IFSF,” registration is common to both sides.

０ Dispenser number

１９
Process code

■ Enter a value between “1” to “64.”

■ Once you have registered a code other than “0,” you cannot register “0.”
To do so, you need to initialize the memory in the maintenance mode “81.”

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6.9 Fuel type code 20 Each Side

Registers the fuel type for each nozzle.

This setting relates to the slowdown position for preset, POS connection, and so on. Therefore, set it
correctly.

１ Fuel type code

２０ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

■ Enter a value between “1” to “6.”

Registered
Fuel type
value
1 Gasoline 1

2 Gasoline 2

3 Diesel

4 Kerosene

5 Gasoline 3

6 Gasoline 4

Note: “6” cannot be used for the oil kind code with the Post-mix dispenser.

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6.10 Unit designation of integer fueling 21 Common to Both Sides

Designates the digit place to be rounded for integer fueling.

０ Digit place of integer

fueling

２１ Ｌ
Process code
L : Quantity designation
A : Amount designation

■ Enter a value between “0” and “5.”

■ The registered value indicates the number of digits from the right on the counter display.
The integer fueling value is obtained by adding 0.05 L to the suspended fueling quantity and
rounding the designated digit.

Quantity display part Number of decimal places “2” ****.** L

Amount display part Number of decimal places “2” ****.** ($)

Registered Quantity (L) Amount (A)

Operation
value Unit of integer fueling Unit of integer fueling
0 Without integer fueling function 0.01 L 0.01 ($)
1 Makes 1 digit from the right “0.” 0.10 L 0.10 ($)
2 Makes 2 digits from the right “0.” 1.00 L 1.00 ($)
3 Makes 3 digits from the right “0.” 10.00 L 10.00 ($)
4 Makes 4 digits from the right “0.” 100.00 L 100.00 ($)
5 Makes 5 digits from the right “0.” 1000.00 L 1000.00 ($)

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6.11 Keypad setting 24 Each Side

Registers the presence/absence of the keypad and the preset conditions.

３
Presence/absence of
the keypad and the
preset conditions

２４
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “3.”

Registered
Description
value
0 No keypad

1 Only quantity preset is available.

2 Only amount preset is available.

3 Quantity and amount preset is available.

* When the keypad is not mounted, be sure to register “0.”

* Even when the keypad is mounted, it is not available if the registered value is “0.”
If you enter a value other than 0, the display on the next page appears.

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Sets one-touch preset values to P1 to P5 on the keypad.

Ｌ L: quantity, A: amount

１０００ Preset value

２４Ｐ１
Sub code

Process code

■ The total number of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter is up to 6.
The numbers of integer digits and decimal digits you can enter are determined depending on the
specified data of “number of decimal places” (maintenance mode “37”).

For quantity, 1.00L to 9990.00L or 1.000L to 990.000L.

For amount, 1 to 990000, 0.1 to 99000.0, 0.01 to 9900.00 or 0.001 to 990.000.
(Fuelling is possible for quantities greater than 0.1L if converted to fuelling quantity)

If you want to register quantity, enter a value and then press the ENTER key.
If you want to register amount, enter a value and then press the key.
You can register a combination of quantity and amount on P1 to P5.

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6.12 Unit price display shutoff time after completion of fueling 26 Common to Both Sides

Designates the time until turning off the unit price display after the completion of fueling.
Amount is not turned off.

Unit price display

０ shutoff time after

completion of
fueling (seconds)

２６
Process code

■ Enter a value between “10” to “99” or “0.”

Registered value Description

0 Function not available

10 Shutoff after 10 seconds

･ ・

･ ・

99 Shutoff after 99 seconds

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 Common to
6.13 Oil company mode password registration 29
Both Sides

Register the password used to enter Oil compnay mode.

Price change, readout is only possible in Oil company mode.

These items are not displayed in other modes.

７１
8-digit password

７７７５５４
２９
Process code

■Enter a value between “00000000” and “99999999”.

■Eight digits must be entered.

The default setting is “71777554”

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7. Maintenance Mode

The maintenance mode is used for shipping inspection, installation, and maintenance. It is also used for
some kinds of hardware check.
An 8-digit password is required to avoid unauthorized access.

(1) With the nozzles hung, press the E key on the remote control.
(2) The password entry wait display as shown below appears.

ＣｏｄＥ
(3) Enter the 8-digit password (71777554) and press the ENTER key.

ＣｏｄＥ
(4) If the entered password is correct, the process code “00” is displayed, waiting for the entry of a
code.

００

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(5) To directly go to a process you want, enter the registration code and press the ENTER key.
Pressing the ENTER key only goes to the display of the totalizer readout/registration of the
registration mode “11”.
(6) Basic operation is described below, taking the totalizer as an example.

１２３４
５６７８９０
１１１ L
(7) If you do not want to change the data, press the ENTER key only.
If you want to change the data, use the ten-key pad and then press the ENTER key.
(If you press the E , # , W , or X key before pressing the ENTER key, the data does not
change.)
(8) Pressing the # key returns to the status in (4).
(9) Pressing the E key returns to the normal fueling quantity display.

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7.1 Country code 30 Common to Both Sides

When you enter a country code, the default values are set according to the specifications of the
registration items for the applicable country.
If you enter the same code as the already registered country code, the initial values do not change.

■ If you set “0” as the country code, the setting after memory clear (maintenance mode “81”) is
restored.

０ Country code
(Initial value)

３０
Process code

■ The table below lists the country codes. (You can enter available country codes only.)

Country Country code Country Country code Country Country code

Taiwan 158 Malaysia 458 Philippine 608

Thai 764 Iraq 368 Brunei 096

Indonesia 360 Hong Kong 344 Vietnam 704

South Korea 410 China 156 India 356

Germany 280 Belgium 056 Sweden 752

Denmark 208 Spain 724 Netherlands 528

Poland 616 Czech 203 Pakistan 586

England 826 Oman 512

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7.2 First indication 32 Common to Both Sides

Sets the display start quantity after resetting the counter to zero.

８
First indication

３２
Process code

■ Enter a value between “1” to “10.”

Registered
Display start quantity after resetting to zero
value

0.01 L (when the number of decimal places for quantity is 2)

1
0.010 L (when the number of decimal places for quantity is 3)

0.02 L (when the number of decimal places for quantity is 2)

2
0.020 L (when the number of decimal places for quantity is 3)

: ：

0.10 L (when the number of decimal places for quantity is 2)

10
0.100 L (when the number of decimal places for quantity is 3)

Note: The initial value and its setting range differ, respectively, with the Super heavy duty dispenser.
Initial value 50 (0.50L)
Setting range 1 to 99 (0.01L to 0.99L)

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7.3 Calculation method of amount preset 36 Each Side

Designates the calculation method to obtain fueling quantity from the amount preset value.

０
Calculation method
of amount preset

３６
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “9.”

■ The quantity calculated by dividing the amount preset value by the unit price is rounded
according to the designated method shown below.

Registered Registered
Calculation method Calculation method
value value
Conventional calculation method Rounds down/up if the next digit to
0 5
(*1) the smallest displayed digit is 5/6.
Rounds down/up if the next digit to Rounds down/up if the next digit to
1 6
the smallest displayed digit is 1/2. the smallest displayed digit is 6/7.
Rounds down/up if the next digit to Rounds down/up if the next digit to
2 7
the smallest displayed digit is 2/3. the smallest displayed digit is 7/8
Rounds down/up if the next digit to Rounds down/up if the next digit to
3 8
the smallest displayed digit is 3/4. the smallest displayed digit is 8/9.
Rounds down/up if the next digit to Rounds down the digits after the
4 9
the smallest displayed digit is 4/5. smallest displayed digit.

* Registering a country code initializes the calculation method appropriately for the country.
*1 Quantity calculation of the conventional method designated by registered value “0”
(1) Amount preset value ÷ unit price = quantity: quantity of the digits after the smallest display
digit is rounded down.
(2) Quantity x unit price = amount: The digit next to the smallest display digit is rounded off.
(3) The amount calculated in (2) and the amount preset value are compared.
(4) When the amount in (2) < the amount preset value, quantity + 0.01 L.

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7.4 Number of decimal places 37 Common to Both Sides
(amount, quantity, and unit price)
Designates the number of decimal places for amount, quantity, and unit price.

２ Number of decimal
places for amount

２ Number of decimal
places for quantity

Number of decimal
３７ ２ places for unit price

Process code

■ Values you can change blink.

■ Enter a value within the following range:

Amount: “0” to “3”
Quantity: “2” to “3”
Unit price: “0” to “3” --- Use the same unit for amount and unit price when designating the
number of the decimal places of unit price.

■ The following combinations in this item cannot be set because they are not used actually.
(1) Quantity = “2”
Amount
“0” “1” “2” “3”
Unit price
“0” O O X X
“1” O O O X
“2” O O O O
“3” X O O O

(2) Quantity = “3”

Amount
“0” “1” “2” “3”
Unit price
“0” O O O X
“1” O O O O
“2” X O O O
“3” X X O O

* In this case, the unit price setting becomes invalid and you need to enter a value for amount again.

Note: The number of decimal figures is fixed to “2” for volume with the Super heavy duty
dispenser.

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7.5 Monetary unit ratio of amount and unit price 38 Common to Both Sides

Designates the conversion ratio when unit prices for amount display part and unit price display part
differ.

１ Monetary unit ratio

３８
Process code

■ Enter a value between “1” to “3.”

Monetary unit ratio Amount display unit : unit price display unit

1 1: 1

2 1: 10

3 1: 100

■ Example of setting

9999.99 DOLLARS
9999.99 LITERS
999.9 CENTS/LITER

1 dollar = 100 cents ¼ monetary unit ratio = 3

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7.6 Enabling/disabling zero suppress 39 Common to Both Sides

Designates the zero suppress of the display.

１ Enabling/disabling
zero suppress

３９
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “2.”

“0”: Disabled
“1”: Enabled (determined depending on the fueling mode in the table below)
“2”: Enabled

Fueling mode Zero suppress

Normal Enabled

Training Enabled

Actual quantity display Disabled

Instantaneous flow rate Enabled

* If you set the country code to Poland (616), registering “disabled” for zero suppress causes the
“comma” for positioning to be always displayed in the amount and fueling quantity display parts.

For example, 12.34 L is displayed as “0,1 2.3 4.”

(When the registered value is “0” or “1” in the actual quantity display mode.)

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7.7 Preset quantity and amount rounding designation 40 Common to Both Sides

Designates rounding for display after the completion of preset quantity/amount fueling.
This does not designate “rounding” for calculation method.

１ Preset
quantity/amount
rounding

４０
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “1.”

“0”: Actual quantity display (displaying over-pulses as they are)
“1”: Displaying preset quantity/amount value.
(Up to 5 over-pulses are masked and display starts from the 6th pulse.
If there are 6 or more over-pulses, error code “20” blinks and the actual quantity is displayed.)

* Do not change the setting from “1” for normal use.

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7.8 Slowdown position for preset fueling 41 Each Side

Reads out/registers the valve slowdown position for preset fueling for each fuel type.

０８ Slowdown position:
2 digits

４１Ｆ１
Process code Sub code

F1 : Fuel type 1 (gasoline 1)

F2 : Fuel type 2 (gasoline 2)
F3 : Fuel type 3 (diesel)
F4 : Fuel type 4 (kerosene)
F5 : Fuel type 5 (gasoline 5)
F6 : Fuel type 6 (gasoline 6)

■ Enter a value between “0.0” to “9.9”

Registered value Slowdown position

0.0 No slowdown

0.1 0.1 L before

0.2 0.2 L before

: ：

9.8 9.8 L before

9.9 9.9 L before

* When the number of the decimal places for quantity is 2 and 3, the value is dealt as follows.
- When the number of the decimal places for quantity is 2: the registered value of 0.8 is dealt as
0.80 L before the target value.
- When the number of the decimal places for quantity is 3: the registered value of 0.8 is dealt as
0.800 L before the target value.

Note: The slowdown volume is fixed to 1.20L before the target value with the Super heavy duty
dispenser and it cannot be changed.

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7.9 Leak detection time for submersible pump 43 Common to Both Sides

To check for leak from piping, after the output of the pump “on” signal, all valves are closed for the
time period designated by this registration and then opened.
Leak while the valves are closed can be detected as very small discharge and can be used for
notification purpose.

３
Time for leak
detection (seconds)

４３
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “99” seconds.

Registered
Description
value
Function not available
0
(The submersible pump function is not provided.)
1 Valves are opened 1 second after turning on the pump.

: ：

98 Valves are opened 98 seconds after turning on the pump.

99 Valves are opened 99 seconds after turning on the pump.

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7.10 Slowdown time for pulse stop 44 Common to Both Sides

Designates the time to change from the valve full-open status to the slowdown status at the start of
fueling or after stopping the pulse during fueling.
Starting or resuming fueling returns to the full-open status.

Slowdown time for

０ pulse stop (seconds)

４４
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “99” seconds.

Registered
Description
value

0 Function not available

Slowdown occurs if no pulse is inputted 1second after
1 turning on the pump at the start of fueling or 1 second
after stopping the pulse.
:
Slowdown occurs if no pulse is inputted 98seconds after
98 turning on the pump at the start of fueling or 98 seconds
after stopping thepulse.
Slowdown occurs if no pulse is inputted 99seconds after
99 turning on the pump at the startof fueling or 99 seconds
after stopping thepulse.

* This function does not work in the slowdown mode designated as preset during fueling.

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7.11 Pump lock time after change of displayed unit price 45 Common to Both Sides

Designates the pump lock time until starting fueling when the unit price registration is changed or, for
multi-dispensers, the unit price is changed by taking off another fuel-type nozzle.

Pump lock time after

０ change of displayed
unit price (seconds)

４５
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “99” seconds.

Registered
Description
value

0 Function not available

Turns on the pump after 1-second pump lock when a

1
nozzle is taken off and the unit price is changed.

: :

Turns on the pump after 98-second pump lock when a

98
nozzle is taken off and the unit price is changed.
Turns on the pump after 99-second pump lock when a
99
nozzle is taken off and the unit price is changed.

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7.12 Pump lock time for pulse stop 46 Common to Both Sides

Designates the time until locking the pump at the start of fueling or after stopping the pulse during
fueling.
Fueling cannot be resumed after pump lock.

Pump lock time for

０ pulse stop (minutes)

４６
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “10” minutes.

Registered
Description
value

0 Function not available

Pump lock occurs if no pulse is inputted for 1 second after

1 turning on the pump at the start of fueling or for 1 minute
after stopping the pulse.

: :

Pump lock occurs if no pulse is inputted for 1 second after

9 turning on the pump at the start of fueling or for 9 minutes
after stopping the pulse.

Pump lock occurs if no pulse is inputted for 1 second after

10 turning on the pump at the start of fueling or for 10
minutes after stopping the pulse.

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7.13 Fueling mode 47 Each Side

Designates the fueling mode.

１ Fueling mode

４７
Process code

■ Enter a value between “1” to “4.”

Registered
Fueling mode
value

1 Normal

2 Training

3 Actual quantity display

4 Instantaneous flow rate display

Training
(1) When taking off a nozzle, fueling at the rate of 60 L/min is performed automatically. (No fuel
comes out.)
(When the country code is South Korea or the number of the decimal places for quantity is “3,”
fueling at the rate of 15 L/min is performed.)
(2) Fueling quantity is not added to the totalizer and management meter.
(3) Motors and valves do not operate.
(4) The number of fueling operations is added.
(5) Other operation is the same as normal fueling.

Actual quantity display

(1) Jumping at the start of fueling and overrun at the end of preset are not masked and are displayed.
(2) This can be used to check the performance of valves at testing stage.
(3) The zero suppress of the display is not performed.
(Notice that, if you set “2” as the enabling/disabling zero suppress registration of maintenance
mode “39,” zero suppress is performed.)

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Instantaneous flow rate display
(1) This is used to check the discharge quantity of the dispenser at installation or testing stage.
(2) The unit price is not displayed during fueling. It is displayed when the nozzle is hung.
(3) An integer obtained by rounding off the value of 1/10 L is displayed as the instantaneous flow rate.

２４５４ Amount

２０４５ Fueling quantity

４０Ｌ Instantaneous flow

rate: L/min

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7.14 Error detection time for serial communications 48 Common to Both Sides

Designates the error detection time when communication with POS stops.
This is available only for the RS-485 specification.

３０ Error detection time for

serial communications
(seconds)

４８
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “99” seconds

Registered
Description
value

0 Function not available

Consecutive discontinuance of communication for
1
1 second is considered as a communication error.
･ ・
Consecutive discontinuance of communication for
99
99 seconds is considered as a communication error.

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7.15 Enabling/disabling sub unit price display 50 Common to Both Sides

Enables/disables the sub unit price display.

０ Enabling/disabling sub
unit price display

５０
Process code

■ Enter a value, “0,” “1,” or “3.”

“0”: Disables the sub unit price display.

“1”: Enables the cash unit price.
“3”: Enables the cash unit price and credit unit price.

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7.16 Readout of error occurrence status 60 Each Side

The latest 10 errors that occurred and the number of them are displayed.

０ 0: Not displayed
1: Displayed

６０
Process code

Entering “1” in the above display changes the display as shown below, showing errors from the latest.

Location of error

０ occurrence
0: Main
1: Nozzle 1 3: Nozzle 3
2: Nozzle 2 4: Nozzle 4

４０ Error code (blink)

６０ -０
Order of error occurrence
-0 (latest) to -9
The date and time the error occurred is displayed by pressing the ＥＮＴＥＲ key.

２００５０１ Date and time error occurred

is displayed

,
０１１０４５
（2005, 01, 01 at 10:45）

６０ -０
Each press of the ENTER key displays an error in order from the latest.
To reset memorized errors, press 0 and ENTER. (All errors are cleared.)

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The following is displayed after –9 in the error occurrence order, or if the error code becomes “00”.

１ Number of error
occurrences

４０ Error code (blink)

６０
For each error code, the total number of error occurrences is displayed.

Each press of the ENTER key displays the total number of error occurrences for up to 10 errors in the
order of occurrence.

11th or later errors are counted in total, with the error code that occurred last displayed.

The maximum number of error occurrences is 255.

After 10 errors are displayed or “00” is displayed as the error code, the error occurrence status display
finishes.

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7.17 Readout of dip switch settings 61 Common to Both Sides

Displays the dip switch status.

１２００ Dip switch status

ON: Displays the
switchnumber.

００００ OFF: Displays “0.”

６１ １
Process code Sub code

0 : Dip switch 1
1 : Dip switch 2
2 : Dip switch 3
3 : Dip switch 4

* For the single board, since “dip switch 4” does not exist, read-out data is undefined.

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7.18 Readout/registration of energization time 62 Common to Both Sides

Reads out/registers the energization time of the dispenser from the installation or the initialization of
registered data.

０ Energization time:
6 digits

６２
Process code

This is displayed in steps of 1 hour.

Enter a value between “0” to “999999.”

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7.19 Readout/registration of fueling count 63 Each Side

Reads out/registers the number of fueling operations for each nozzle from the installation or the
initialization of registered data.
The number of fueling operations in the training mode is also counted.

０ Number of fueling
operations: 10 digits

６３ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

■ Enter a value between “0” to “9999999999.”

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7.20 Readout/registration of power-on/off count 64 Common to Both Sides

Reads out/registers the number of power-on/off operations from the installation or the initialization of
registered data.
The count of on/off operations increases every time power is turned on.

０ Number of power-on/off
operations: 6 digits

６４
Process code

■ Enter a value between “0” to “999999.”

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7.21 Revision history of instrumental error adjustment 69 Each Side

The adjustment values and times of changes for the past nine revisions can be read out for each nozzle.

-1: One time before the

last to –9: Nine times
―１ １ Times of changes
(0 to 255)
before the last.

９９３５ Adjustment value in

electronic calibration

６９ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

The date of instrumental error value adjustment is displayed by pressing the ENTER key.

―１ １
０５０１０１ Date of instrumental error
value adjustment

６９ １
Each of pressing the ENTER key enables indication of adjustment value one time before the currently
indicated.
The indication for maximum times of changes is 255 and the next will return to zero.

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7.22 Registering instrumental error adjustment value 79 Each Side

The adjustment values are registered by nozzle (meter).

When registration is disenabled, readout (of the latest value) is available.
As the adjustment value is changed, the history is updated and the latest value will be notified to POS.

The adjustment value and revision history remain saved even when the memory is initialized.

With the Post mix dispenser, adjustment should be made on the gasoline volume.

０５０１０１ Date of instrument error

value adjustment
2005, 01, 01

９９３５ Adjustment value in

electronic calibration

７９ １
Process code Sub code

1 : Nozzle 1
2 : Nozzle 2
3 : Nozzle 3
4 : Nozzle 4

The input range for adjustment value is 97.50 to 102.50 by 0.05 increments.

*The date the current value of instrument error adjustment was set is displayed as yy/mm/dd.
*The date cannot be entered. It is automatically saved when the instrumental error adjustment value is
set.

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This Dispenser employs the electronic calibration (adjustment on instrumental error). When installation is
completed, calibration and sealing are required.

The calibration, formerly performed with the conventional dispensers by operating the handle of the piston
meter, is to be performed by electric means.
Adjustment value should be set for each nozzle (meter) and the tolerance can be made in the 5.00%±
0.05% increments.
The counts for measured quantity should be adjusted within 97.50% to 102.50% against the pulses input
from the meter.
The adjusted value with the displayed counts should be registered in plus or minus percentage against the
input pulse counts.

The followings are the principle of the adjustment.

Registered value (%) Direction for correction Number of input pulses Displayed counts
97.50 Minus 97.50L
: :
100.00 10,000 100.00L
: :
102.50 Plus 102.50L

As the instrumental error cannot be determined to be zero even when the registered value is 100.00%, the
calibration and sealing are required at the time of installation.
The initial value is set at the factory shipment.

The following is the example with the adjustment value of 99.35% for 10.00L dispensed.

Before adjusting instrumental errors After adjusting instrumental errors

Changes in
Adjustment
Actual quantity Differences adjustment Actual quantity
value
value
9.815L -0.185L -1.85 97.50% 10.000L
: : : : :
10.000L 0L 0 99.35% 10.000L
: : : : :
10.065L +0.065L +0.65 100.00% 10.000L
: : : : :
10.315L +0.315L +3.15 102.50% 10.000L

Changes in actual quantity against adjustment value for 10.00L dispensed, are as follows.

Adjustment value Actual quantity

+0.05% Approx. -0.005L
-0.05% Approx. +0.005L

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Procedures for registering adjustment value
Adjustment values are registered by using the remote control device in its maintenance mode. For
prevention of the improper operation, the registration is available only by the following
procedures.
zPreparing for calibration
Measure the instrumental errors by each nozzle. (The changes in the adjustment to be obtained
from the displayed volume and the actual volume dispensed: by 0.05% increments)
zAdjusting on instrumental errors

Turn power of dispenser OFF.

Break seal.

Turn power of dispenser ON.

Push seal SW.

Press E key on remote control before entering maintenance

password to start registration for maintenance mode.

Select adjustment value settings for item 79.

(Enter 79 and press "ENTER".)

Set adjustment value by each nozzle. (Add previously

obtained changes to current adjustment value.)

Press E key of remote control to close maintenance mode.

Perform dispensing to confirm instrumental errors.

NO Are instrumental
errors acceptable?

YES

Turn power of dispenser OFF.

put under seal.

Turn power of dispenser ON.

Ready for operation.

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Calculation for instrumental error adjustment value

1. Read out the current adjustment value for each nozzle and enter it in records.
2. Measure the actually dispensed volume by each nozzle and obtain the new adjustment value by the
following formula:

Displayed counts (after adjustment) x Actual volume (before adjustment) x Current adjustment value
New adjustment value=
Displayed counts (before adjustment) x Actual volume (after adjustment)

Displayed counts (before adjustment): Value displayed on the counter when measured for the actually dispensed.
Displayed counts (after adjustment): Value to be displayed on the counter after the adjustment.
Actual volume (before adjustment): Measured actually dispensed volume.
Actual volume (after adjustment): Volume of the actually dispensed and to be so displayed on the counter after
adjustment.

Example with the current adjustment value=99.50%

When displayed counts (before adjustment) = 10.00L, and actual volume (before adjustment) = 10.01L,
When actual volume (after adjustment) = to be 10.00L (for the instrument error to be 0%)

10.00 x 10.01 x 99.50

New adjustment value= = 99.599 → 99.60
10.00 x 10.00

3. Register 99.60 for the adjustment value.

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7.23 Display test 80 Each Side

Displays test patterns to check the devices including LCD and LEDs.

０ 0: Not displayed
1: Displayed

８０
Process code

Entering “1” in the above display repeats the following test patterns.
Press the R key during display to cause it to pause. Press the R key again to resume.
To finish the process, press one of the E , W , X , and ENTER keys.
If the keypad is available (registration mode “24” ≠ 0), it is also tested at the same time.
If the sub unit price display is enabled (maintenance mode “50” ≠ 0), it is also tested at the same time.

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< Operation of display test >
7-segment display
Fueling quantity,
Main display status
amount, unit price, Fuel type lamp Key pad status lamp
lamp
keypad display, sub
unit price display
1 8,8,8,8,8,8, Lights up all Lights up all Lights up all
2 Blank Extinguishes all Extinguishes all Extinguishes all
Lights up the 1st lamp Lights up the upper Lights up the 1st lamp
3 000000
from the top lamp only from the left.
Lights up the 2nd lamp Lights up the lower Lights up the 2nd lamp
4 111111
Updated (repeated) at intervals of 1 second

from the top lamp only from the left.

Lights up the 3rd lamp Lights up the 3rd lamp
5 222222 Extinguishes all
from the top from the left.
Lights up the 4th lamp Lights up the upper Lights up the 4th lamp
6 333333
from the top lamp only from the left
Lights up the 5th lamp Lights up the lower Lights up the 5th lamp
7 444444
from the top lamp only from the left
8 555555 Lights up all Lights up all Lights up all
9 666666 Extinguishes all Extinguishes all Extinguishes all
Lights up the 1st lamp Lights up the upper Lights up the 1st lamp
10 777777
from the top lamp only from the left.
Lights up the 2nd lamp Lights up the lower Lights up the 2nd lamp
11 888888
from the top lamp only from the left
Lights up the 3rd lamp Lights up the 3rd lamp
12 999999 Extinguishes all
from the top from the left.
Lights up the 4th lamp Lights up the upper Lights up the 4th lamp
13 ,,,,,,
from the top lamp only from the left
Lights up the 5th lamp Lights up the lower Lights up the 5th lamp
14 ......
from the top lamp only. from the left
* 1 through 14 are repeated.
* The 7-segment display for unit price display (unit price display for each fuel type) consists of 4 digits.

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7.24 Initialization of registered data 81 Common to Both Sides

Initializes the registered data.

Notice that this process clears all memory and all the registered data will be lost.

０ 0: Not initialized

８１
Process code

■ For initialization, press x x x x (any 4-digit number) and ENTER.

After the completion of this process, a reset is triggered and the status same as installation power-on
is restored.
(You cannot perform registration processes continuously after the completion of this process.)

Note: The instrumental error adjustment value is changed even when the memory clearing is made

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7.25 Calendar registration 95 Same for Both Sides

Performs registration of the calendar function.

２００５０１ Displays current date

and time

,
１０１４３０
2005, 01, 10 14:30

９５
Process code

■When changing the date/time, enter the year, month, date, hour, and minutes (12 digits).
The decimal points, etc. do not need to be entered.

２００５０１ Enter the modified date

and time

１０１２３０ 2005, 01, 01 12:30

９５

The calendar is saved by pressing the ＥＮＴＥＲ key after changing the date/time.

*Calendar registration (date/time setting) is only possible in maintenance mode.

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7.26 Readout of program version 99 Common to Both Sides

Reads out the specification and version of the program.

Ａ１７０Ａ１ Specification

１０ Version

９９ ０
Process code Sub code

0: Main

Specification: Program model number: A A - 1 1 7 0 A 0 0 1 (letters in are displayed)

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 8. List of Default Values

The list of default values for each country is given below that are set by “registration of country code”
of maintenance mode “30.”

Registration
30 21 24
process code
Registration Integer fueling unit
Country Keypad
item P1 P2 P3 P4 P5
code Quantity Amount setting
Country
Initial value 000 0 0 3 - - - - -
South Korea 410 3 2 3 5000 10000 20000 30000 50000
China 156 0 0 0 - - - - -
Taiwan 158 0 0 3 50 100 500 1000 2000
Malaysia 458 0 0 3 5 10 15 20 30
Philippine 608 0 0 3 20 100 150 200 250
Thai 764 0 0 3 20 30 50 100 200
Iraq 368 0 0 3 - - - - -
Brunei 096 0 0 3 - - - - -
Indonesia 360 0 0 3 - - - - -
Hong Kong 344 0 0 3 - - - - -
Vietnam 704 0 0 3 10000 20000 30000 2Liter 3Liter
India 356 0 0 3 - - - - -
Pakistan 586 0 0 3 - - - - -
Oman 512 0 0 3 - - - - -
Netherlands 528 0 0 0 - - - - -
Germany 280 0 0 3 - - - - -
Belgium 056 0 0 3 - - - - -
Sweden 752 0 0 3 - - - - -
Denmark 208 0 0 3 - - - - -
Spain 724 0 0 3 - - - - -
Poland 616 0 0 3 - - - - -
Czech 203 0 0 3 - - - - -
England 826 0 0 3 - - - - -
* The initial values are the values before registering a county code.

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 Registration
26 32 36 37 38
process code
Unit price display Number of decimal places
Registration First Calculation
item shutoff time after Monetary
indicati method of Unit
completion of Amount Quantity unit ratio
on amount preset price
Country fueling
Initial value 0 8 0 2 2 2 1
South Korea 0 8 0 0 3 0 1
China 0 8 0 2 2 2 1
Taiwan 0 8 0 0 2 1 1
Malaysia 0 8 0 2 2 3 3
Philippine 0 8 0 2 2 2 1
Thai 0 8 0 1 2 2 1
Iraq 0 8 0 0 2 0 1
Brunei 0 8 0 2 2 3 1
Indonesia 0 8 0 0 2 0 1
Hong Kong 0 8 0 0 2 0 1
Vietnam 0 8 5 0 3 0 1
India 0 8 4 2 2 2 1
Pakistan 0 8 9 2 2 2 1
Oman 0 8 0 3 3 3 1
Netherlands 0 5 0 2 2 3 1
Germany 0 5 0 2 2 3 1
Belgium 0 5 0 2 2 2 1
Sweden 0 5 0 2 2 2 1
Denmark 0 5 0 2 2 2 1
Spain 0 5 0 0 2 1 1
Poland 0 5 0 2 2 2 1
Czech 0 5 0 1 2 2 1
England 0 3 0 2 2 3 3

* Fist indication: 8=0.08 L / 5=0.05 L / 3=0.03L

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 Registration
39 40 41 43 44
process code
Registration Preset Submersible
Enabling/ Preset slowdown position Slowdown
item quantity/amount pump leak
disabling zero time for
rounding detection
suppress Gasoline Diesel Kerosene pulse stop
Country designation time
Initial value 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
South Korea 1 1 0.3 0.4 0.5 3 0
China 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Taiwan 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Malaysia 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Philippine 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Thai 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Iraq 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Brunei 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Indonesia 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Hong Kong 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Vietnam 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
India 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Pakistan 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Oman 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Netherlands 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Germany 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Belgium 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Sweden 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Denmark 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Spain 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Poland 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
Czech 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0
England 1 1 0.8 0.8 0.8 3 0

* The initial values are the values before registering a county code.
* Preset slowdown position: 0.8 = slowdown of discharge quantity 0.8 L before the specified quantity

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 Registration
45 46 48
process code
Registration
Pump lock time after change of Pump lock time for Error detection time for serial
item
displayed unit price pulse stop communications
Country
Initial value 0 0 30
South Korea 0 0 30
China 0 0 30
Taiwan 0 0 30
Malaysia 0 0 30
Philippine 0 0 30
Thai 0 0 30
Iraq 0 0 30
Brunei 0 0 30
Indonesia 0 0 30
Hong Kong 0 0 30
Vietnam 0 0 30
India 0 0 30
Pakistan 0 0 30
Oman 0 0 30
Netherlands 0 0 30
Germany 0 0 30
Belgium 0 0 30
Sweden 0 0 30
Denmark 0 0 30
Spain 0 0 30
Poland 0 0 30
Czech 0 0 30
England 7 0 30

* The initial values are the values before registering a county code.

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 Registration
Items that cannot be registered
process code
Registration
Pulse error Minimum nozzle hanging time Error clearing with
item Remarks
judgment count for continuous fueling keypad
Country
Initial value 16 1.0 Possible
South Korea 16 1.0 Possible
China 16 1.0 Possible
Taiwan 16 1.0 Possible
Malaysia 16 1.0 Possible
Philippine 16 1.0 Possible
Thai 16 1.0 Possible
Iraq 16 1.0 Possible
Brunei 16 1.0 Possible
Indonesia 16 1.0 Possible
Hong Kong 16 1.0 Possible
Vietnam 16 1.0 Possible
India 16 1.0 Possible
Pakistan 16 1.0 Possible
Oman 16 1.0 Possible
Netherlands 3 0.5 Impossible
Germany 3 0.5 Impossible
Belgium 3 0.5 Impossible
Sweden 3 0.5 Impossible
Denmark 3 0.5 Impossible
Spain 3 0.5 Impossible
Comma
Poland 3 0.5 Impossible
display
Czech 3 0.5 Impossible
England 3 1.0 Impossible

* The initial values are the values before registering a county code.
* Minimum nozzle hanging time for continuous fueling Unit: Second (1.0 = 1 second)
* Items other than those initialized by registering a country code have the same value as those cleared by
“initialization of registered data” of maintenance mode “81.”

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