Bennett 3000 Series User manual

3000 Series Operation Manual
Operation Manual
3700 Commercial, 3800 Retail, Remote,
and Self-Contained Dispensers
153872 Rev A 06.19.2023

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Only Trained Personnel May Work on This Equipment
This manual contains important information for the safe operation of this equipment. Read and
understand this manual before applying power. All service personnel should read this manual prior to
performing service activities. The material included in this installation manual is accurate at the date of
publication. Failure to follow these instructions can cause bodily injury, damage to the equipment, or
death.
NOTICE: Inspect shipped materials for damage or missing equipment. Bennett Pump Company is not
liable for the hazards of transportation. Please address damage claims directly to the delivery company.
NOTICE: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTICE: Not all equipment covered in this manual is listed by Underwriters Laboratories.
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Table of Contents
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1OVERVIEW AND FEATURES................................1
1.1 DISPENSER LAYOUT .......................................... 1
1.2 DISPENSER SIDE ONE........................................ 2
1.3 MANAGER’S KEYPAD ........................................ 3
1.4 POWER SWITCH............................................... 4
1.5 BATTERY DISCONNECT BUTTON .......................... 4
1.6 MAIN DISPLAYS ............................................... 5
1.7 MAIN DISPLAY REED SWITCHES .......................... 6
1.8 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TOTALIZER -OPTIONAL...... 7
1.9 SIMPLY SECURE PAYMENT (SSP) -OPTIONAL ........ 7
1.10 NFC PAYMENT -OPTIONAL ............................... 8
1.11 LOCAL PRESET -OPTIONAL................................. 8
2HOW TO OPERATE.............................................9
2.1 DISPENSING FUEL............................................. 9
2.2 ERROR MESSAGES............................................ 9
2.3 AC OFF MESSAGE ........................................... 9
3SETUP AND PROGRAMMING...........................10
3.1 FULL MENU CODE LIST.................................... 10
3.2 BASIC PROGRAMMING QUICK LIST .................... 12
3.3 DEFAULT SETTINGS......................................... 13
3.4 MANAGER’S KEYPAD OPERATION...................... 14
3.5 MANAGER’S ACCESS....................................... 15
3.6 MENU CODE 0: DIAGNOSTICS .......................... 15
3.7 MENU CODE 1: HOSE TOTALS.......................... 16
3.8 MENU CODE 2: TOTALIZER TOTALS ................... 17
3.9 MENU CODE 3: MANAGER ACCESS ................... 18
3.10 MENU CODE 4: PRICING ................................. 20
3.11 MENU CODE 5: TOTALIZER VALUE .................... 21
3.12 MENU CODE 6: SPEED PROGRAMMING.............. 22
3.13 MENU CODE 7: DISPENSER CONFIGURATION ...... 23
3.14 MENU CODE 8: DECIMAL LOCATION.................. 24
3.15 MENU CODE 9: NO FLOW TIMEOUT.................. 25
3.16 MENU CODE 10: SLOW FLOW.......................... 26
3.17 MENU CODE 11: VOLUME ALLOCATION............. 27
3.18 MENU CODE 12: PRE-CHARGE TIME................. 28
3.19 MENU CODE 14: PPV DISPLAY OPTIONS ........... 30
3.20 MENU CODE 15: FLEET OPTION ....................... 32
3.21 MENU CODE 17: LOCAL PRESET ....................... 32
3.22 MENU CODE 18: MOTOR DELAY (SUCTION PUMPS
ONLY).......................................................... 33
3.23 MENU CODE 19: DOOR SENSOR....................... 34
3.24 MENU CODE 20: MASKED VOLUME.................. 35
3.25 MENU CODE 21: COMMUNICATION TYPE........... 36
3.26 MENU CODE 22: DISPENSER ADDRESS............... 37
3.27 MENU CODE 24: SOLENOID VALVE TYPE............ 38
3.28 MENU CODE 26: SHIFT TOTALS........................ 39
3.29 MENU CODE 27: ELECTRONIC CALIBRATION........41
3.30 MENU CODE 28: ROUNDING............................45
3.31 MENU CODE 29: RESETTABLE TOTALS................46
3.32 MENU CODE 30: REAL TIME CLOCK...................47
3.33 MENU CODE 31: TOTAL ACCESS .......................48
3.34 MENU CODE 37: AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE
COMPENSATION (ATC)....................................49
3.35 MENU CODE 49: SOFTWARE REBOOT ................51
3.36 MENU CODE 50: PULSE OUTPUT ......................52
3.37 MENU CODE 58: CLEAR EEPROM....................54
3.38 MENU CODE 70: MARINA PULSER DELAY ...........55
3.39 MENU CODE 78: SATELLITE MASTER RESET.........56
3.40 MENU CODE 80 –VALVE DIAGNOSTICS..............57
3.41 MENU CODE 96: PROGRAM THE PROPORTIONAL
VALVES.........................................................58
3.42 MENU CODE 99: UNIT OF MEASURE..................59
4DIAGNOSTICS .................................................. 60
4.1 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 0 .......................................61
4.2 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 1: DISPLAY SEGMENT TEST .....62
4.3 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 2: ERROR HISTORY................62
4.4 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 3: CPU TEST .......................62
4.5 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 4: NOT USED.......................62
4.6 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 5: PUMP HANDLE TEST..........63
4.7 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 6: DIAGNOSTIC COUNTER.......63
4.8 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 7: NOT USED.......................64
4.9 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 8: LAST SALE LIMIT ...............64
4.10 DIAGNOSTIC CODE 9: CURRENT TEMPERATURE AND
VOLUME CORRECTION FACTOR .........................65
4.11 ERROR CODES................................................66
5APPENDIX A –LOCAL PRESET...........................68
5.1 LOCAL PRESET -OPTIONAL ..............................68
5.2 HOW TO DISPENSE FUEL WITH THE LOCAL PRESET
OPTION ........................................................68
5.3 LOCAL PRESET KEYPAD PROGRAMMING ..............69
6APPENDIX B –DISPENSER IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER (DIN).........................................................70

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SAFETY INSTRUCTION
Read and understand the safety labels on the equipment including all danger, warning, and caution
information in this manual.
Red and White “DANGER”: If you do not follow the instructions, severe injury or death will occur.
Orange and Black “WARNING”: If you do not follow the instructions, severe injury or death can
occur.
Yellow and Black “CAUTION”: If you do not follow the instructions, damage can occur to the
dispenser.
Blue and White “IMPORTANT”: Helpful tips regarding equipment installation, usage, and
maintenance that should be observed.
DANGER: ALWAYS PLACE A PHYSICAL BARRIER AROUND THE WORK AREA BEFORE PERFORMING
SERVICE OR MAINTENANCE.
DANGER: GASOLINE AND FUEL ETHANOL IS FLAMMABLE. NO SMOKING OR OPEN FLAME.
DANGER: DISCONNECT ALL POWER TO THIS EQUIPMENT AND ASSOCIATED SUBMERGED
PUMP(S) DURING INSTALLATION, SERVICE, OR ANY MAINTENANCE, I.E., CHANGING
FILTERS.
WARNING: To prevent electric shock, keep the electrical parts of the dispenser dry.
WARNING: Electronic components are static sensitive. Use proper static precautions (static straps)
before working on the equipment.
WARNING: Only technicians who have been trained in operation and programming of this
dispenser should perform programming and maintenance.
CAUTION: Do not drill holes in fuel dispensers. Holes can cause failure of the electronic
equipment. The warranty will become void. Use only adhesive backed sign mounting
brackets.

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1OVERVIEW AND FEATURES
1.1 DISPENSER LAYOUT
1. Main Display
2. Payment Panel Display (optional)
3. Nozzle Boot
4. Handle Switch
5. Printer (optional)
6. Locks
7. NFC Reader (optional)
8. Payment Card Reader (optional)
9. Keypad (optional)
10. Mechanical Totalizer (optional)
11. Price Per Volume Displays (PPV) and
Product Select Buttons
Figure 1.1. 3000 Dispenser Controls
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1.2 DISPENSER SIDE ONE
Programing the dispenser is only available on side one, see Figure 1.3. The optional junction box is also
located on Side 1, in the lower hydraulics cabinet. See Section 3 Setup and Programming.
Figure 1.2. Components Inside the upper cabinet and door vary based on options ordered.
Keypad
Payment
Card Reader
Printer
NFC Reader
Main Display
PPV Display
Battery
Keypad
Payment
Controller
719 Control Board

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1.3 MANAGER’S KEYPAD
The Manager’s Keypad allows users to program and access data, see Figure 1.4.
Various modes are available to configure and calibrate the dispenser for specific applications.
The Manager’s Keypad connects to the 719 Control Board, refer to Section 3.4 Manager’s Keypad
Operation.
Figure 1.3. Dispenser Orientation
Figure 1.4. Manager’s Keypad

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1.4 POWER SWITCH
WARNING: To prevent electric shock, make sure the circuit breaker(s) are OFF and locked and
tagged out before doing any repairs or maintenance to the dispenser.
The power switch on the 719 Control Board turns the dispenser power ON and OFF. If the Power Board
is switched to OFF, the displays in the dispenser remain illuminated for 30 seconds with power supplied
by the 12-volt battery.
1.5 BATTERY DISCONNECT BUTTON
To turn OFF the battery power, wait 5 seconds, then press and hold the battery disconnect button until
the display is blank, see Figure 1.5.
1. Ground Wire
2. 120 VAC Neutral or 220 VAC Line
3. 120 VAC Hot or 220 VAC Line
4. ON/OFF Switch
5. Calibration Switch: Sealed position is
closer to ON/OFF switch. Unsealed
closer to center of board.
6. Battery Disconnect Button
7. J11 Port for Manager Key-Pad Cable.
8. Intrinsic Barrier
9. Personality Board
Figure 1.5. 719 Control Board.

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1.6 MAIN DISPLAYS
The Main Display’s primary function is to show the price and volume of a sale. The displays also show
programming and diagnostics statuses.
1.6.1 RETAIL DISPLAYS (1 TIER AND 2 TIER)
Dispenser Models with the
suffix 38XX in the model
number have a 1-tier
display.
Dispenser Models with the
suffix 39XX in the model
number have a 2-tier
display, see Figure 1.6.
Tiered pricing provides the
ability to show separate
pricing for cash or credit, for
example.
1.6.2 COMMERCIAL DISPLAYS (VOLUME ONLY)
Dispenser Models with the suffix
37XX in the model number, see
Figure 1.7.
1.6.3 AUXILIARY PPV DISPLAY –DEF & UNITS WITH 2 HOSES ON A SINGLE FUELING
STATION
DEF 300/400 units show the price per volume on the Auxiliary PPV Display, see
Figure 1.8.
Total Sale
Price
Price Per
Volume Tier 2
Price Per
Volume Tier 1
Volume
(Gallons or
Liters)
Totalizer
Optional
Satellite
Optional
Figure 1.6. Retail Display. Product may
vary depending on order.
Volume
Figure 1.7. Commercial Display
Figure 1.8. Aux PPV Display

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1.7 MAIN DISPLAY REED SWITCHES
The Reed Switches access electronic totals, the last sale, and audit trail
information. They are activated with the Access Magnet provided with the
dispenser, see Figure 1.9
The reed switch locations are shown on Figure 1.10.
1.7.1 TOTALS SWITCH
To access totals:
1. Hold the Access Magnet over the
location on Figure 1.10.
2. After a few seconds, “Prev” will be
displayed on the Price Per Volume
(PPV) display.
3. Lift the magnet away.
4. The Main Display will show the
previous sale amount that occurred
prior to the transaction that had
appeared on the display while idle.
5. To view the Totals, tap the magnet over the Totals Reed Switch again. When the first money
totals appear, remove the magnet. The PPV display indicates the first money total for product
1.
6. Tap the magnet over the Totals Reed Switch to view all totals from Mode 1 Hose Totals, Mode
2 Totalizer Totals, and Mode 26 Shift Totals.
To access Audit Trail information:
1. Hold the Access Magnet over the Totals Reed Switch.
2. The display will show Totals Mode.
3. Continue to hold the magnet in place.
4. Audit Trail information will appear.
5. Lift and return the magnet to cycle through the following information in the table below:
Figure 1.9. Access Magnet
Figure 1.10. Reed Switch
Locations.
Totals
Last Sale

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1.7.2 LAST SALE RECALL SWITCH
The last sale recall switch location is shown on Figure 1.10. When the dispenser AC power is OFF, see
Section 2.3 AC OFF Message, the recall switch connects the displays to the battery and shows the last
sale.
NOTE: If a pump handle is lifted and the dispenser is activated during this operation, the display returns
to idle.
To recall the last sale with battery power:
•Hold the Access Magnet over the location shown on Figure 1.10 for approximately 2 seconds.
•The last sale in progress will display for 30 seconds.
•Holding the magnet in place continuously will bring up last sale information every 60 seconds.
1.8 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TOTALIZER - OPTIONAL
The electro-mechanical totalizer displays cumulative totals in gallon or liter increments for each product
being dispensed. The totalizer is located below the volume display.
NOTE: Because of rounding methods used in electronic totals, over time electronic totals and electro-
mechanical totals will not match exactly.
1.9 SIMPLY SECURE PAYMENT (SSP) - OPTIONAL
With the SSP option customers pay for fuel with a payment card and receive a receipt. The dispenser is
connected to a financial network through a Point of Sale (POS) system that authorizes approval of
payment cards.
Magnet Action
Dispenser Display
Audit Trail Sub-Menu Description
Touch magnet to Totals
Reed Switch
ECAL 1A, b, c
000001
E-Cal changes for Side 1 meters.
Lift away reengage
ECAL 2A, b, c
000001
E-Cal changes for Side 2 meters.
Lift away reengage
unitch
00000
Volume Unit Changes (gallons to liters
to imperial gallons).
Lift away reengage
4olrES
0000
Volume resolution changes (0.001 or
0.01).

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1.10 NFC PAYMENT - OPTIONAL
The NFC (Near Field Communication) option allows the customer to pay for fuel using a contactless
enabled card and/or mobile device.
NOTE: The NFC option is not compatible with the Local Preset option.
1.11 LOCAL PRESET - OPTIONAL
NOTE: This option is only available on dispensers that do not have payment systems installed.
The Local Preset option allows the customer or operator the ability to select volume or total sale price
and preset the amount of fuel to be purchased. When the preselected amount (volume or total sale
price) is reached, the dispenser will automatically stop.
A fill up feature allows the operator to hit cancel on the keypad if a preset amount has been reached. By
selecting cancel the dispenser will continue to deliver fuel until the nozzle senses a full tank or the
operator is satisfied with the amount.
Please see Appendix Afor local preset operations.

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2HOW TO OPERATE
NOTE: If the dispenser stops during the delivery of fuel, check the display for an error code, refer to
Section 4.11 Error Codes.
NOTE: The dispenser must be authorized by the console or set to operate in stand-alone mode, see
Section 3.25 Menu Code 21: Communication Type.
2.1 DISPENSING FUEL
To activate the dispenser:
1. Pay if necessary.
2. Lift the nozzle from the nozzle boot, lift the nozzle handle switch. The displays will show all 8’s
and then all 0’s.
NOTE: If using the Local Preset option, the money or volume button must be pressed, and a value must
be entered before the lever is lifted.
3. Insert the nozzle into a fuel receptacle.
4. Squeeze the nozzle trigger to dispense fuel.
5. Release the nozzle trigger when the desired amount of fuel has been dispensed.
6. Lower the nozzle handle switch.
7. Replace the nozzle to the nozzle boot.
2.2 ERROR MESSAGES
When an error message appears on the display, there is a fault condition in the dispenser. Two digits will
follow the error message to indicate the cause of the error. Refer to Section 4.11 Error Codes.
To reset an error code, lift and lower the nozzle handle switch twice.
2.3 AC OFF MESSAGE
The AC OFF message will display during power interruption or disconnection.
Depending on the display configuration, the message will appear as shown in
Figure 2.1.
If the power is OFF and the AC OFF message does not appear, the charge is
low on the 12-volt battery. Recharge or replace the battery. Failure to
replace the battery could result in loss of dispenser electronic totals and
stand-alone operating data.
AC OFF
OFF
Figure 2.1. AC OFF Message

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3SETUP AND PROGRAMMING
Menu Codes are accessed with the Manager’s Keypad (or the Local Preset Keypad, refer to Appendix B).
Menu Codes 0, 1, and 2 are diagnostic error codes or totals. To access menu codes 4 - 99, follow the
keypad sequence in Section 3.5 Manager’s Access.
IMPORTANT: Hang up all nozzles to gain access to programming.
3.1 FULL MENU CODE LIST
Access Types:
•Keypad: Data can be directly entered
•Passcode: The passcode is required, see Section 3.5 Manager’s Access
•Cal Switch: Setting the calibration switch to the unsealed position is required, see Section 3.29
Menu Code 27.
Menu
Code
Name
Access
Type
Description
0
Diagnostics
Keypad
Diagnostic Tests
1
Hose Totals
Keypad
Displays money, volume, amounts of sales, and price changes.
2
Totalizer Totals
Keypad
Display electronic totalizer totals only.
3
Manager Access
Keypad
Access code to access codes 4 and higher = 2218.
4
Pricing
Passcode
Set price per volume for each hose and one or two-tier pricing.
5
Totalizer Value
Passcode
Enter a value for each electronic totalizer (volume total).
6
Programming
Passcode
Review and program the most common code settings.
7
Dispenser
Configuration
Passcode
Set the number of sides and number of grades.
8
Decimal Location
Passcode
Change decimal placement for other than U.S. standard.
9
No Flow Time Out
Passcode
Set a time for the dispenser to turn off after flow stops.
10
Slow Flow Amount
Passcode
Control the slowdown limit of a prepay sale.
11
Volume Allocation
Passcode
Control maximum volume of a single sale at one pump.
12
Pre-Charge Time
Passcode
Set the submerged pump pre-charge time.
14
Price Display
Passcode
Set the way price displays operate.
15
Fleet Option
Passcode
Set the fleet system interface compatibility.
17
Local Preset -
Operation
Passcode
0 = No Preset
18
Motor Delay –Suction
Pump Units Only
Cal Switch
0 = No Delay
19
Door Sensor
Cal Switch
Enable/disable the door sensors.
20
Masked Volume
Cal Switch
.010 gallons or .10 liters

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Menu
Code
Name
Access
Type
Description
21
Communication Type
Passcode
Set the dispenser to stand-alone or console modes.
22
Dispenser Address
Passcode
Set the dispenser address.
24
Solenoid Valve Type
Passcode
2 = Proportional Valve
26
Shift Totals
Passcode
Reset shift totals.
27
Electronic Calibration
Cal Switch
Electronically calibrate the dispenser.
28
Rounding
Passcode
Set the sale amount to round or truncate.
29
Resettable Totals
Passcode
Enter a value for each meter on the dispenser (volume total).
30
Real Time Clock
Passcode
Set current time and date.
31
Total Access
Passcode
Access mode 1 and mode 2.
35
Upper X19 CPU MD5
Passcode
View the Upper X19 CPU MD5 Checksum
36
Lower I/O CPU MD5
Passcode
View the Lower I/O Board MD5 Checksum
37
ATC Measurement
Passcode
Program ATC measurement. Canada only.
49
Software Reboot
Passcode
Reboots the software.
50
Pulse Output
Passcode
Set the pulse unit, pulse ratio, and pulse speed (PPS).
58
Clear EEPROM
Cal Switch
Can initialize every memory location in the 25xx256 EEPROM to
0xFF. This mode erases the non-volatile memory. This mode can
only be accessed when the calibration switch is in the unsealed
position.
60
End Condition Prepay
Sale
Passcode
Change the end condition of a prepay sale in decimal mode 5.
70
Marina Pulser Enable
Delay
Passcode
Program a delay between the valves and pulsers.
78
Def Satellite Handle
Passcode
This mode allows the user to select the satellite pump handle
input position.
The satellite pump handle position can be programmed from 0 to
2: 0 = disabled, 1 = handle A, 2 = handle B.
When the satellite handle position is other than zero, the satellite
pump handle can be used to start a sale without activating the
master pump handle.
80
Valve Diagnostics
Passcode
Tests the valves.
81
Motor Diagnostics
Passcode
Tests the motors.
96
Proportional Valve
Passcode
Program the valve settings for starting a sale and ending a
prepay/preset sale.
99
Unit of Measure
Passcode
Set the dispenser to gallon or liter, decimal placement, and view
electronic calibration.

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3.2 BASIC PROGRAMMING QUICK LIST
To program the dispenser’s memory for the first time or following a RAM memory clear, follow the
menu codes in the order listed in the “Initial Setup Sequence” table below. Verify the menu codes are
programmed before testing any dispenser operations.
Required Programming
Recommended Programming
Menu
Code
Name
Menu
Code
Name
3
Manager Access
5
Totalizer Value
7
Dispenser Type (Type, Sides, Grades,
Hoses, Tier)
6
Programming selections viewer
4
Pricing - For each hose and 1 or 2-
tier pricing
8
Decimal Location
21
Communication Type
9
No Flow Time Out
22
Dispenser Address (Only used for
Generic Current Loop & RS485)
10
Slow Flow Amount
24
Solenoid Valve Type
(When replacing the 719 Control
Board)
11
Volume Allocation
27
Meter Calibration
12
Pre-Charge Time
50
Pulse Output –Pulse Unit, Pulse
Ratio and Pulse Speed (PPS)
14
Price Display
99
Unit of Measure
15
Fleet Option
16
Battery Timeout
17
Local Preset –Operation
18
Money Totals
20
Masked Volume
28
Rounding or Truncating Sale Amount
30
Real Time Clock (YY/MM/DD/HH:MM)
31
Total Access
37
ATC –Petroleum Commodity Group
60
End Condition Prepay Sale
70
Marina Pulser Enable Delay
96
Proportional Valve (Start of Sale or
End of Prepay/Preset Sale)

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3.3 DEFAULT SETTINGS
The dispenser is programmed in production with default settings in some menu codes. Some menu
codes must be changed immediately to make the dispenser operational, refer to Section 3.6.2 Initial
Setup Sequence. The default settings are listed below:
Menu
Code
Name
Default
3
Manager Access
2218
4
Prices
0000
7
Dispenser Type
Sides = 2, Grades = 1, Hoses = 1, Tier = 1
8
Decimal Location
0 = U.S.A.
9
No Flow Time Out
--- = Infinite Time
10
Slow Flow Amount
0.200 Volume Unit (Gallons) / 0.600 Volume Unit (Liters)
11
Volume Allocation
0999 Volume Units
12
Submerged Pump, Last Sale, Idle, and Handle
State Timer
Pre-Charge = 2 seconds, Last Sale = 30, Idle = 15, Handle State = 0
14
Price Display
0 = Flashing, 0 = Dash, Flip = 0
15
Fleet Option
0 = Disabled Fleet Interface
16
Battery Timeout
30 Seconds
17
Local Preset
0 = No Preset
18
Motor Delay
0 = No Delay (Self contained suction systems only)
20
Masked Volume
.010 gallons or .10 liters (International only)
21
Communication Type
0 = Console Mode
22
Dispenser Address
0 = Only one dispenser on the communications loop
24
Solenoid Valve Type
2 = Proportional Valve
27
Meter Calibration
0.00
28
Rounding
1 = Rounding the Sale Amount
31
Total Access
1 = Access allowed without manager password
37
ATC Measurement
0 = Long
49
Software Reboot
0 = Off
50
Pulse Output
0 = Disabled
60
End Condition Prepay Sale
0 = Cash Drawer
70
Marina Pulser Enable Delay
0 Seconds
80
Cycle Valves
0 = Off
86
Hi/Lo Selectable Switch
Standard Flow = 10 gpm /38 lpm or High Flow = 60 gpm / 227 lpm
96
Proportional Valve
Start of Sale = 35 percent, End of Prepay Sale = 35 percent
99
Unit of Measure
1 = Gallons, 1 –Decimal position 3 places

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3.4 MANAGER’S KEYPAD OPERATION
To setup and program the dispenser, follow this procedure:
1. Hang up all nozzles in their boots.
2. Unlock and open the upper door of side one. Side one is shown on Figure 1.2.
3. The Manager’s Keypad is
shipped, attached to the
719 Control Board cover.
4. The Keypad cable should
be attached to the 719
board upon receiving the
dispenser. If that is not the
case, remove the 719
Control Board cover.
5. Connect the Manager’s
Keypad to the cable
provided. Connect the
other end of the cable to
the J11 port on the 719
Control Board.
6. Press +/-and Enter
simultaneously until the
display changes. “Enter
Side 1” will be on the dispenser’s side 1 display. The side 2 screen will display “OFFLINE”.
7. Press Enter to access Manager Mode. The display appears as shown in Figure 3.2.
8. See Section 3.4 Manager’s Access. To program a specific Menu Code, refer to the Table of
Contents for the page location.
Manager
Keypad cable
Manager
Keypad
Figure 3.1. 719 Control Board Cover.

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3.5 MANAGER’S ACCESS
The following keypad sequence is necessary to get access to any menu code that is three (3) or higher.
Displays will vary depending on order:
Keypad Action
Retail Display
Results
Volume Only
Display
Results
PPV Display
Results
Description
Press
+/-,Enter
simultaneously
until the display
changes
EntEr
SidE 1
SidE 1
719
Select desired side
to program: 1 or 2
Enter
COdE
00
COdE
00
SidE
Manager Access
Ready
3, Mode
PASS
PASS
CodE
Password Ready
2218, Enter
PASS
PASS
CodE-
Password Accepted
(Dash after word in
PPV display)
Cancel
COdE
00
SidE-
Ready to program
Press
+/-,Enter
simultaneously
until the display
changes
Normal Sales
Display
Normal Sales
Display
Exit programming
3.6 MENU CODE 0: DIAGNOSTICS
Menu Code 0 is the entry point to the Diagnostics Menus. To reach Diagnostics follow these steps:
1. Press the following on the Manager’s Keypad:
2. +/- and Enter simultaneously until the display changes.
3. Enter
4. 0, Mode
5. The display will show “diag 0”.
For more information on Diagnostics Menus refer to Section 4 Diagnostics.

Setup and Programming
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3.7 MENU CODE 1: HOSE TOTALS
Running totals are accessed in Menu Code 1 for:
•Money collected
•Volume of product delivered
•Number of sales
•Number of price changes
Refer to the table below.
Accessing Electronic Totals Data
Keypad Action
Main Displays (Retail?)
PPV Display
1, Mode
Money Collected Total
(Lower display or both main
displays if amount is over 8
characters)
P11.1 Defined Red Number
P11.1 = Product 1
P11.1 = Money Total
P11.1 = Menu Code (1)
↑
Total Volume Delivered
P12.1
↑
Counters
Top display: Number of Sales.
Bottom display: Number of Price
Changes.
P13.1
•For totals on remaining hoses, press Enter
•Press Cancel to exit.