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  • Page 1 Passport ® Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual MDE-4318D...
  • Page 2 Computer Programs and Documentation All Gilbarco Inc. and/or Veeder Root Company computer programs (including software on diskettes and within memory chips) and documentation are copyrighted by, and shall remain the property of, Gilbarco Inc. and/or Veeder Root Company. Such computer programs and documents may also contain trade secret information. The duplication, disclosure, modification, or unauthorized use of computer programs or documentation is strictly prohibited, unless otherwise licensed by Gilbarco Inc.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 – Passport CPC Overview Purpose ................1 Introduction to Passport CPC .
  • Page 4 What is a Default Keypad? ............A-1 Do I need a Gilbarco Security Module (GSM) when CPC is used? ......A-1 How can I Obtain Addresses for the DCBs? .

  • Page 5: Passport Cpc Overview

    ® - Domestic F8 and UDC - Dispenser Payment Terminal (DPT) and Insight Though non-Gilbarco dispensers may be installed, the CPC feature assumes their behavior and sequences to be similar to that of the Gilbarco forecourt equipment. Abbreviations and Acronyms...

  • Page 6: Requirements

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION When you commission a Passport site with CPC, you must report that the location uses the CPC feature. Along with the site information and serial numbers, inform the Gilbarco Support Center specialist of the following: • The Passport Software Version (including Service Pack).

  • Page 7: Model Number Breakdown

    Radio Frequency Interference (for example, TV, microwave, intercom, and so on). • All non-Gilbarco devices and dispensers must be on the same phase as the Gilbarco Passport system. • Wiring for variable speed STPs cannot occupy the same space as communication wires (either in conduit or within a wiring trough).

  • Page 8: Supported Competitive Devices

    Passport CPC Overview Supported Competitive Devices Supported Competitive Devices The following is a list of competitive devices supported in this version of the CPC software: Tokheim CPC Tokheim Domestic F8 and UDC Dispensers including the following units: • Domestic 162 and 262 Dispensers •...

  • Page 9: Supported Features

    Supported Features The following is a list of features in this version of the CPC software: • Simulation of Gilbarco Major Oil Company (MOC) Z180 single-line CRIND devices • CPC CRIND text-only displays (at least 2 lines by 16 characters) •...

  • Page 10: Accessing The Forecourt Installation Screen

    Passport CPC Overview Forecourt Configuration Accessing the Forecourt Installation Screen To access the Forecourt Installation screen, proceed as follows: On the Manager Workstation menu, click Setup > Forecourt > Forecourt Installation. The Forecourt Installation - Preview Installation screen appears. Figure 1-1: Forecourt Installation - Preview Installation Note: Screen shown as an example only.
  • Page 11 • Manufacturer: Enter the manufacturer’s name. • Pump Protocol: Select the communication protocol for the fueling position. Note: Supported protocols are Gilbarco, Wayne, and Tokheim. These protocols may be mixed. However, the devices must be on separate loops. • Model: Enter the model number.
  • Page 12 Wayne CATs as a payment terminal, Tokheim DPT and Insight. CATs are the equivalent of a Gilbarco CRIND. If units have CATs present, payment terminal programming must be performed. These devices can be programmed to control transactions for specific fueling positions.
  • Page 13 Forecourt Configuration Passport CPC Overview On the Payment Terminals tab, select a payment terminal from the list displayed and click Change. Figure 1-3: Forecourt Installation Screen (Payment Terminals Tab) Note: Screen shown as an example only. After you click Change, options are displayed in the lower portion of the screen, which are specific to the selected payment terminal.
  • Page 14 Passport CPC Overview Forecourt Configuration Enter or select data for the following fields: • Payment Terminal Type: Select the type of payment terminal from the drop-down list (for example, Wayne CAT). • CRIND/CAT LoopID: Enter the loop ID for the payment terminal. Note: Payment terminals cannot share the same communication loop as a dispenser.
  • Page 15 Forecourt Configuration Passport CPC Overview Product Tab On the Product tab, select the name of each product available at the site from the list (some software applications may display a text entry field instead of a list or drop-down list for the product name).
  • Page 16 Passport CPC Overview Forecourt Configuration Grade Tab On the Grade tab, click Add. Figure 1-6: Forecourt Installation Screen (Grade Tab) Note: Screen shown as an example only. Enter or select data for the following fields: • Name: Enter the name of the grade. •...
  • Page 17 Forecourt Configuration Passport CPC Overview Tanks Tab On the Tanks tab, select the required tank and click Change. Figure 1-7: Forecourt Installation Screen (Tanks Tab) Note: Screen shown as an example only. Enter or select data in the following fields for each tank: •...
  • Page 18 Note: The Grades to Dispensers tab will only be accessible if Blended Site is selected on the initial Forecourt Installation screen. Grade positions on other dispensers may differ from those that are traditionally used by Gilbarco dispensers (the position of HIGH and LOW products are typically reversed when comparing Wayne and Gilbarco fueling positions).
  • Page 19 Forecourt Configuration Passport CPC Overview Tank - Product to Dispensers Tab On the Tank - Product to Dispensers tab, select the required dispenser and click Change. Figure 1-9: Forecourt Installation Screen (Tanks Tab) Note: Screen shown as an example only. Select the appropriate product assigned to each dispenser from the drop down menu.
  • Page 20 Passport CPC Overview Forecourt Configuration Preview Installation On the Preview Installation screen, verify if all information is correct. Figure 1-10: Forecourt Installation Preview Screen (Complete) Note: Screen shown as an example only. Perform one of the following: • If the information is incorrect, click Set Up and select the appropriate tab. Make the necessary corrections on the tab.

  • Page 21: Pa0338X00X D-Box Installation

    2 – PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Installation Overview Wayne D-Box (PA0338X000) The PA0338X000 D-Box provides an interface between the Gilbarco Passport system and Wayne CATs and dispensers. The loop to Wayne dispensers is currently set to 34 mA, JP10 installed. One D-Box supports eight Wayne pump loops (eight dual-sided dispensers for a total of 16 fueling positions) and 16 Wayne CAT (CRIND) pairs.
  • Page 22 PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Installation Overview Boards (T20488 and T19547) The D-Box houses one transformer and a removable tray with two Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) (T19547-G1 and T20488-G2). Each PCB contains an on-board power supply, an optically-coupled current loop interface, and an automatic isolation circuitry between output loops.
  • Page 23 Installation Overview PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Distribution Board (T19547) - Settings for CPC Figure 2-3: Distribution Board (T19547) IMPORTANT INFORMATION You can connect only one dispenser to any one data loop channel. The wiring length between the D-Box and dispensers must not exceed 800 feet, and requires stranded 14 AWG wires.

  • Page 24: Tokheim D-Box (Pa0338X001)

    Installation Overview Tokheim D-Box (PA0338X001) The PA0338X001 D-Box provides an interface between the Gilbarco Passport system, Tokheim DPT/Tokheim Encryption Device (TED), and dispensers. Unlike the Wayne D-Box, the Tokheim D-Box presumes that the Tokheim dispensers are already installed. It is designed to connect to the Tokheim Model 69 Box (or the TED box if it is installed) for the DPTs, and the Model 67 Box for the dispensers.
  • Page 25 Installation Overview PA0338X00X D-Box Installation D-Box Board (T20488-G2) The T20488-G2 Board provides four 4-channel (totally 16 channels) MTA connectors for field wiring. The four MTA connectors on this board are capable of driving 16 Tokheim RS-485 DPTs. When a Tokheim site is using a TED, the T20488-G2 is field wired directly to the TED. The TED then communicates to the DPTs.
  • Page 26 PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Installation Overview To connect both the TED and the Model 69 Interface box, proceed as follows: Run a pair of field wires from the D-Box to the TED or Interface box. Connect one wire from the D-Box to pin 1 of the TED or Interface box. Connect another wire from the D-Box to pin 2 of the TED or Interface box.
  • Page 27 Installation Overview PA0338X00X D-Box Installation If the Model 67B Interface Box is configured for RS-422, proceed as follows to configure it for the Passport system: Turn off power to the 67B Box, using the switch on the top. Disconnect J6 and J8 (the two left-most connectors) on the motherboard (Figure 2-6).

  • Page 28: Preparing For Installation

    Report any damage to the carrier. Shipping damage is not covered under Gilbarco’s warranty policy. After visual inspection, place the unit back in the shipping carton and store it indoors until it is ready for installation.

  • Page 29: Basic Site Criteria

    Installing the PA0338X00X D-Box PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Basic Site Criteria D-Box installation must be in accordance with NEC NFPA 70, Automotive and Marine Service Station Code NFPA 30A, and state/local electrical requirements. For Canadian installations, use Canadian Electrical Code CSA 22.1. The site must be equipped with electric service allowing compliance with all installation requirements of a complete fueling system and with MDE-3620 POS Site Preparation Manual.

  • Page 30: Preparing The D-Box

    PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Installing the PA0338X00X D-Box Preparing the D-Box To prepare the D-Box, proceed as follows: Loosen the two screws under the bottom front area of the D-Box and then lift the lid. Carefully remove and discard any packing material from the D-Box. Disconnect the cable from the distribution board(s) at P101 (refer to “Configuring the D-Box Jumper Settings”...

  • Page 31: Connecting Field Wires To Mta Pigtails

    Installing the PA0338X00X D-Box PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Verify if all positions on JP1–JP8 are installed correctly on the T20488-G2 Board and are connected to CATs. Note: Do not install jump jacks in positions that are not connected to CATs. When installing Tokheim dispensers, connect the cable coming from the Tokheim 67 Box to the barrel connector on the right hand side of the D-Box.
  • Page 32 PA0338X00X D-Box Installation Installing the PA0338X00X D-Box Connecting TRAC Controller Field Wiring The Wayne TRAC Controller has a pair of data wires (positive and negative) used for RS-485 communication. These wires must be connected to a dedicated channel on P106, P107, P108, or P109 of the T20488-G2 Distribution Board.

  • Page 33: Configuring The D-Box Jumper Settings

    Installing the PA0338X00X D-Box PA0338X00X D-Box Installation The table below provides a quick reference to field wiring and proper connections for a CPC installation. Tokheim Wayne Dispenser Dispenser CAT/DPT/TED TRAC Controller Barrel P106 or P107 P106, P107, Dedicated channel P106, P107, P106, P107, connector on T19547...

  • Page 34: Establishing Pump Loop Communication

    Power Input connection (for existing locations, perform a reboot of the Dispenser Hub through the System Maintenance Toolbar). Note: The Dispenser Hub is shipped from Gilbarco with a pre-programmed IP address of 10.5.48.5. If communication between the Dispenser Hub and the Passport POS is present, the Dispenser Hub begins a download (indicated by rapid blinking of the green and amber LEDs on the LAN port).

  • Page 35: Keypad Programming

    CPC control system in the Passport system. It is different from the Gilbarco MOC diagnostics application that resides in the CAT device. The application can only be started when the Passport system is able to communicate with a CAT device.

  • Page 36: Programming Keypads With Standard Numeric Overlays

    Keypad Programming Programming Keypads with Standard Numeric Overlays Programming Keypads with Standard Numeric Overlays To program keypads with standard numeric overlays, proceed as follows: If you have not already established communications, do so at this time. After communications have been established, the CAT displays the message “Press the YES key”. Figure 3-1: CAT Display and Keypad Locations - Membrane Keypad CAT Display Keypad...

  • Page 37: Keypad Programming - Standard Numeric Overlays

    Keypad Programming - Standard Numeric Overlays Keypad Programming Keypad Programming - Standard Numeric Overlays CAT Display Action “Program the CLEAR key?” Press NO if CLEAR key is not present on keypad/ Press YES if CLEAR key is present. “Press CLEAR key” Press CLEAR key.

  • Page 38: Programming Keypads With Non-Standard Overlays

    Keypad Programming Programming Keypads with Non-standard Overlays CAT Display Action “Program the LANGUAGE SELECT Press NO if LANGUAGE SELECT key is not present on keypad/ Press key?” YES if LANGUAGE SELECT key is present. “Press LANGUAGE SELECT key” Press LANGUAGE SELECT key. LANGUAGE SELECT key programmed.
  • Page 39 Programming Keypads with Non-standard Overlays Keypad Programming CAT Display Action “Program the 1 key?” Press NO if 1 key is not present on keypad/ Press YES if 1 key is “Press 1 key” present. Press 1 key. 1 key programmed. “Press 1 key again”...
  • Page 40 Keypad Programming Programming Keypads with Non-standard Overlays CAT Display Action “Program the CANCEL key?” Press NO if CANCEL key is not present on keypad/ Press YES if “Press CANCEL key” CANCEL key is present. Press CANCEL key. CANCEL key programmed. “Press CANCEL key again”...

  • Page 41: Using The Keypad Programming Tool

    Programming Tool. The site’s default keypad layout appears (for example, Chevron, Shell, and so on). Note: This is the first screen that appears for Gilbarco/Wayne keypads. Figure 3-2: Default Screen MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010...
  • Page 42 Keypad Programming Using the Keypad Programming Tool To view the name of the site to which the default layout belongs to, press ?. The site’s name appears in a dialog box as shown in Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3: Keypad Name Page 38 MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual ·...

  • Page 43: Programming The Wayne Keypad

    Help Button Dispenser 2 Button Note: The CRIND 1 option is deactivated because it belongs to a Gilbarco dispenser, which does not allow customization. MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010 Page 39...
  • Page 44 Keypad Programming Using the Keypad Programming Tool Select ?. The following screen appears, which indicates that this is the first customizable keypad. Figure 3-5: Customizable Keypad Note: The Keypad Programming Tool allows to program one keypad per device, if necessary. Page 40 MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual ·...
  • Page 45 Using the Keypad Programming Tool Keypad Programming Select ???. The list of options with key names appears. Figure 3-6: List of Key Names List of Options Set Keypad Button Select the required name for the key. Repeat steps to program the other keys. MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual ·...
  • Page 46 Keypad Programming Using the Keypad Programming Tool After programming the keypad with a valid setup, press Set Keypad. This will store the customizable keypad as a file that the Passport system can use. The following message appears, showing the status of the keypad setup. Figure 3-7: Keypad Setup Defined Keypad...

  • Page 47: Programming The Tokheim Keypad

    Using the Keypad Programming Tool Keypad Programming Programming the Tokheim Keypad When you are programming a Tokheim keypad, at start-up, you will only be allowed to program the third column; that is, extend an existing keypad. When the keypad is set, the entire keypad will become a customizable keypad (see Figure 3-8 Figure 3-9...
  • Page 48 Keypad Programming Using the Keypad Programming Tool A fully configurable keypad for Tokheim has three columns (see Figure 3-9). Figure 3-9: Fully Configurable Tokheim Keypad Page 44 MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010...
  • Page 49 Using the Keypad Programming Tool Keypad Programming Shell keypads for Tokheim dispensers generally have the keys shifted one column to the right. Therefore, an option appears to shift the keypad when programming for Tokheim. Select the Shift Keypad Right option to remove the third configurable column. Figure 3-10: Shell Keypad MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual ·...
  • Page 50 Keypad Programming Using the Keypad Programming Tool This page is intentionally left blank. Page 46 MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010...

  • Page 51: Troubleshooting Steps

    Is the Distribution Box on the same electrical phase as the POS? This is a Gilbarco installation requirement. If the distribution box is installed on a separate electrical phase, then the communication from the POS to forecourt may be affected by electrical noise.
  • Page 52 Is voltage provided to the Distribution Box by an isolated ground receptacle? The distribution box must be powered by an isolated ground receptacle as per Gilbarco installation requirements (these receptacles may be identified by their bright orange color and triangular marking on the facing). This receptacle must be within 6 feet of the distribution box.
  • Page 53 Daisy-chaining will compromise communication from the POS to the forecourt. Wiring found to be daisy chained will require reinstallation as per Gilbarco installation requirements. Is the T19547 Distribution Board jumpered for 34 mA? The T19547 two-wire distribution box Board must be jumpered for 34 mA communication (JP10 installed) when interfaced with Wayne dispensers.
  • Page 54 Troubleshooting Steps Communication Issues - Checklist What voltage is present on TP2 of the T19547 Distribution Board? This must be between 4.75 and 5.25 VDC (regulated). If this voltage is not present (or out of specifications), then the T19547 Distribution Board (or transformer) will have to be replaced. What voltage is present when referencing TP3 on the T19547 Distribution Board to Chassis? Note: Test with field wiring at P106 and P107 disconnected.
  • Page 55 Communication Issues - Checklist Troubleshooting Steps What voltage is present when referencing TP3 on the T20488 Distribution Board to Chassis? Note: Test with field wiring at P106 and P107 disconnected. This must read 0 VDC. If this voltage is not present (or out of specifications), then the T20488 Distribution Board, T19547 Distribution Board, R19262-G2 expansion cable or transformer may have to be replaced.

  • Page 56: Outdoor Verification

    Box? Although two-wire can be run over a maximum of 1000 feet, RS-485 communication has a maximum range of 800 feet. Since Wayne CATs use RS-485 communication to the Gilbarco CPC distribution box, installations over 800 feet may compromise communication.

  • Page 57: Passport Display Messages

    Passport Display Messages Troubleshooting Steps Passport Display Messages The following are checklists of actions that can help resolve Passport system issues. Note: The following steps are based on an assumption that all clients are exhibiting the same symptom. Single Fueling Position Offline If one dispenser is not communicating with the POS, try the following steps until the problem is resolved.

  • Page 58: Periodic Offline Condition

    Troubleshooting Steps Passport Display Messages Periodic Offline Condition If an offline symbol periodically flashes on the pump screen for one or more fueling positions, try the following steps until the problem is resolved. Note: These steps are not in sequential order. •...

  • Page 59: Spc Device Offline

    Passport Display Messages Troubleshooting Steps SPC Device Offline If this error is generated, then communication has been lost to the SPC device. Try the following steps until the problem is resolved. Note: These steps are not in sequential order. • Ensure that a SPC is actually in use. If no SPC is in use, disable this feature for the affected fueling position.

  • Page 60: Wayne Cat Display Messages

    Troubleshooting Steps Wayne CAT Display Messages Wayne CAT Display Messages The following are checklists of actions that can help diagnose Wayne CAT issues. Please Pay Inside (E01) This message is displayed when there is no communication between the CAT and the Passport system.

  • Page 61: Keypad Issues

    Keypad Issues Troubleshooting Steps Keypad Issues The following is a checklist of actions that can help resolve a keypad issue. Buttons Not Working (No Beep) If buttons on the keypad are not working correctly, try the following steps until the problem is resolved.

  • Page 62: Transmit Led (Cr37) On Cpc D-Box Board Is Not Lit

    Troubleshooting Steps CPC D-Box Transmit LED (CR37) on CPC D-Box Board is not Lit Try the following steps until the problem is resolved. Note: These steps are not in sequential order. • Ensure that the appropriate pump loop LED (transmit) is lit on the Dispenser Hub (refer to “Troubleshooting Dispenser Hub LEDs”...

  • Page 63: Troubleshooting Dispenser Hub Leds

    CPC D-Box Troubleshooting Steps Troubleshooting Dispenser Hub LEDs Solid Amber Port Solid Green LED Blinking Green LED Blinking Amber LED A solid green LED Refer to Note A blinking amber LED on the LAN on the LAN port port indicates data is being indicates a link transmitted and received by the between the...

  • Page 64: Passport Cpc Diagnostics

    CAT. CPC Diagnostics allows you to either program the Wayne CAT keypad, or perform CAT diagnostics. To use the Passport CPC Diagnostics, proceed as follows: Swipe the Gilbarco CRIND Diagnostics card through the card reader at the CAT. The CAT prompts for the Keys test. Do Key Diagnostics? Select Yes.
  • Page 65 Passport CPC Diagnostics Troubleshooting Steps Select Yes. The CAT displays the diagnostic information for the printer (OK, Low, Down), and prints out a receipt with some CAT configuration data. Printer: The CAT prompts for the Beeper test. Do Beeper Diagnostics? Select Yes.
  • Page 66 Troubleshooting Steps Passport CPC Diagnostics Figure 4-4: Passport with CPC Installation – Tokheim High-level Installation Diagram To the Tokheim DPT Field Wiring Tokheim Dispenser Communications T20636 CPC 3- Wire interface PCA Tokheim DPT Communications Figure 4-5: Tokheim Distribution Assembly To Tokheim Distribution Box Page 62 MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual ·...

  • Page 67: Appendix A: Cpc Frequently Asked Questions (Faqs)

    Wayne dispensers blend the products based on the percentage of high product rather than the percentage of low product. This differs from the way Gilbarco dispensers handle blending and blend ratios. The Passport CPC feature automatically accounts for this difference. Blend ratio programming must be programmed at the Manager Workstation based on the percentage of low product.
  • Page 68 Appendix A: CPC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) How can I Obtain Addresses for the DCBs? The DCB has a bank of four dip switches used for addressing. These switches are binary and may be combined to address form addresses, 1 through 16. 4= DCB 1 4,1 = DCB 9 3= DCB 2...

  • Page 69: Appendix B: Testing Connection To The Lan

    At the server or client, press CTRL+ ALT +P simultaneously. Enter passport_tech in the User ID field; then press Enter. A message appears with a code instructing you to call the Gilbarco Support Center to obtain a single-use password. Provide the code to the Support Center analyst.
  • Page 70 Appendix B: Testing Connection to the LAN This page is intentionally left blank. Page B-2 MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010...

  • Page 71: Appendix C: Resetting The Ngcrind.exe Process

    Resetting NGCRIND.exe Appendix C: Resetting the NGCRIND.exe Process Appendix C: Resetting the NGCRIND.exe Process Resetting NGCRIND.exe Resetting the NGCRIND Application for a Single Fueling Position When issues appear to impact all fueling positions, it may become necessary to restart the NGCRIND.exe process.

  • Page 72: Resetting Ngcrind.exe

    Appendix C: Resetting the NGCRIND.exe Process Resetting NGCRIND.exe Double-click ngcrindstatusclient.exe to launch the “AppStatusTester” program. The following screen appears. Figure C-2: AppStatusTester Screen Enter the ID for the required fueling position in the Device ID field (for example, to restart the NGCRIND application for position 1, enter 1 in this field).
  • Page 73 Resetting NGCRIND.exe Appendix C: Resetting the NGCRIND.exe Process After you click Open, you will be connected to NGCRIND for this position. All other buttons will no longer be gray and will be available for selection. Figure C-4: AppStatusTester Screen - Config Update Click Restart App.

  • Page 74: Restarting The Ngcrind.exe Process

    Appendix C: Resetting the NGCRIND.exe Process Restarting the NGCRIND.exe Process Restarting the NGCRIND.exe Process When issues appear to impact all fueling positions, it may become necessary to restart the NGCRIND.exe process. To restart the NGCRIND.exe process, proceed as follows: Access the System Maintenance toolbar on the Passport Server. Select Task Mgr from the System Maintenance Toolbar.

  • Page 75: Appendix D: Cpc Installation Site Survey

    Passport with CPC Site Survey Form Appendix D: CPC Installation Site Survey Appendix D: CPC Installation Site Survey Passport with CPC Site Survey Form The purpose of this form is to inform all involved parties of the site’s equipment and provide relevant information.

  • Page 76: Inside Store Demographics

    Appendix D: CPC Installation Site Survey Inside Store Demographics Inside Store Demographics POS Installed Note: Use this section if a third-party POS exists, which will be replaced with the Passport system. Note: Use this section for G-SITE system to Passport system upgrades. G-SITE Information Reports Information Print and enclose CPC Plug-In Configuration Report along with this completed site survey.

  • Page 77: Connected Devices

    Is BIR in use? TRAC Controller installed? Indoor or Outoor TRAC Controller? Indoor Outdoor Gilbarco Distribution Box Installed? Model number(s) of distribution box(es): Wayne SPC (Sub Pump Controller) Installed: MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010...

  • Page 78: Cat Keypad Layout(S) (Sketch

    Appendix D: CPC Installation Site Survey CAT Keypad Layout(s) (Sketch) CAT Keypad Layout(s) (Sketch) Note: If there are more than twenty-four fueling positions, attach all other fueling position information. Page D-4 MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010...

  • Page 79: Outside Store Demographics

    Outside Store Demographics Appendix D: CPC Installation Site Survey Outside Store Demographics Pump Hardware/Software Information Fueling Position Pump Information/Description Model # Software version CAT Information Display Type 2 x 16 dual line 2 x 16 dual line 2 x 16 dual line 2 x 16 dual line 4 x 21 dual line 4 x 21 dual line...
  • Page 80 Are the dispenser Data Cables and Power Cables in a separate conduit? Are any wires for variable speed motors located near any Gilbarco Data Cables? (For example, FE Petroserve, Red Jacket ™ , and so on) Are there an adequate Number of Dedicated I/G Outlets for Passport POS equipment and...
  • Page 81 Outside Store Demographics Appendix D: CPC Installation Site Survey Existing Site Issues/Serviceability Challenges Authentication Date MDE-4318D Competitive Pump and CRIND (CPC) Hardware/Software Start-up and Service Manual · May 2010 Page D-7...
  • Page 82 Dresser Wayne and Wayne are registered trademarks of Dresser Inc. Gilbarco and Passport are registered trademarks of Gilbarco Inc. ® ® ® ® Global Century , Vista , and Global Star are trademarks of Dresser Inc. Hubbell is a registered trademark of Hubbell Inc. Red Jacket is the ™...

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