tatsuno CNG050 Instruction manual
Document: CNGdispensersTATSUNOEUROPE;QuickUserGuide
File: UP044‐EN_CngDispensersUserRev00.docx
Revision&Date: Revision00,September2018
Numberofpages: 35(includingcover)
Createdby: Ing.MilanBerka
TATSUNOEUROPEa.s.,Pražská2325/68,67801Blansko,CzechRepublic,tel.+420516428411,http://www.tatsuno‐europe.com
CNGDISPENSERS
TATSUNOEUROPE
QuickUserGuide
TATSUNOEUROPEa.s.
Pražská2325/68•67801Blansko
CzechRepublic
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS...........................................................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................4
1.TATSUNOEUROPEFUELDISPENSERS...............................................................................................5
1.1.DESCRIPTIONOFDISPENSERS......................................................................................................................................5
1.2.BASICTECHNICALPARAMETERS...................................................................................................................................6
1.3.DISPENSERPARTSMARKINGCONVENTIONS....................................................................................................................7
2.DISPENSERSETTINGANDBASICFUNCTIONS....................................................................................8
2.1.DISPENSERCOUNTERTBELTM...................................................................................................................................8
2.1.1.DescriptionofPDERTremotecontroller..................................................................................................................................................8
2.1.2.Attendantmode....................................................................................................................................................................................10
2.1.3.Managermode......................................................................................................................................................................................11
2.1.4.Non‐resettabletotalizers(codeP01).....................................................................................................................................................12
2.1.5.Dailytotalizers(codeP02).....................................................................................................................................................................12
2.1.6.Productunitprice(codeP03)................................................................................................................................................................12
2.1.7.Currenttimeanddate(codeP04).........................................................................................................................................................13
2.1.8.Displayingtheprogramversionandchecksums(codeP05).................................................................................................................13
2.1.9.Historyoferrormessages(codeP06)....................................................................................................................................................14
2.1.10.Historyoflastdeliveries(codeP07).....................................................................................................................................................15
2.1.11.AccesspasswordfortheManagermode(codeP08)...........................................................................................................................15
2.1.12.Historyofmaintenance(codeP09).....................................................................................................................................................15
2.1.13.Serialnumbersofperipheraldevices(codeP10).................................................................................................................................16
2.1.14.Operatingmodeofthedispenser(codeP12)......................................................................................................................................16
2.1.15.ERRORstatistics(code13)...................................................................................................................................................................17
2.1.16.Currentoperatingtemperature(code14)...........................................................................................................................................17
2.1.17.Resettingdailytotalizers(code15).....................................................................................................................................................17
3.OPERATION....................................................................................................................................18
3.1.INSTRUCTIONSFORSAFEOPERATION..........................................................................................................................18
3.2.DISPENSERCOMMISSIONING.....................................................................................................................................19
3.3.DISPENSEROPERATION............................................................................................................................................19
3.3.1.CNGdeliverytomotorvehicles..............................................................................................................................................................20
3.4.1.Electromechanicaltotalizers.................................................................................................................................................................22
3.4.2.Dispenseroperatingmodes...................................................................................................................................................................22
3.4.3.Presetkeypad........................................................................................................................................................................................23
3.4.4.DescriptionofthePDEDILV6display.....................................................................................................................................................24
3.4.5.SwitchingofftheCNGdispenser............................................................................................................................................................25
4.MAINTENANCEANDSERVICE..........................................................................................................26
4.1.MAINPRINCIPLESOFDISPENSERMAINTENANCE............................................................................................................26
4.1.1.Maintenanceofdispensercovers..........................................................................................................................................................27
4.1.2.Lever‐Shut‐offballvalve........................................................................................................................................................................27
4.1.3.Filter......................................................................................................................................................................................................27
4.1.4.Checkvalve............................................................................................................................................................................................28
4.1.5.Dischargeneedlevalve..........................................................................................................................................................................28
4.1.6.Massmeter...........................................................................................................................................................................................28
4.1.7.Electromagneticcontrolvalve...............................................................................................................................................................28
4.1.8.Manometer...........................................................................................................................................................................................29
4.1.9.Pipelinesystemandthreadedjoints(fittings).......................................................................................................................................29
4.1.10.Fillingandventilationhoses................................................................................................................................................................29
4.1.11.Fillingendpiece(deliverynozzle,fillingnozzle)...................................................................................................................................29
4.1.12.Safetydisconnectingcoupling(breakawaycoupling)..........................................................................................................................30
4.2.TROUBLESHOOTINGANDSOLVINGDISPENSERDEFECTS...................................................................................................31
4.3.SERVICEOFDISPENSERS...........................................................................................................................................31
4.3.1.Warrantyandcomplaints......................................................................................................................................................................32
4.3.2.Accessories............................................................................................................................................................................................32
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INTRODUCTION
ThisQuickUserGuideisintendedfortheusersofTATSUNOEUROPEelectronicCNGdispensersandownersof
servicestationwheredispensersareinstalledandoperated.TATSUNOEUROPEa.s.recommendsthorough
readingofthismanual.Themanualmustbeavailabletothedispenserattendantduringoperationandregular
maintenanceofdispensers.
Makeitavailabletootherownersandusers.
Performupdatesofregulationsandmanuals.ThisQuickUserGuidetogetherwithInstallationandUser
Guideispossibletoviewanddownloadhere:http://www.tatsuno‐europe.com/_en/download/
Thecontentsofthemanualatthetimeofitsreleasecorrespondstoreality.Themanufacturerreservestheright
to alter the technical specifications of the device or its properties without a written notice, due to its
developmentandcontinuousimprovement.Allrightsarereserved.Nopartofthismanualmaybereproduced
ortransferredwithoutawrittenapprovalofTATSUNOEUROPEa.s.
Documentrevisions
RevisionNo./Date Changes Madeby
Revision00/5.9.2018 Basicversionofthedocument MilanBerka
NOTICE Any modification of the dispenser may invalidate the device certification. Refer to certification
documents and manufacturer instruction manuals if any modification of the wiring and/or device is
considered.
Eachdispenserisproperlytestedinthefactoryintermsofitsfunction,safetyandmetrology.Thedeliveryof
eachdispensercontainsalsocertificationdocumentsthatmustbesubmittedbytheoperatorondemand.
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1. TATSUNOEUROPEFUELDISPENSERS
1.1. DESCRIPTIONOFDISPENSERS
AllTATSUNOEUROPEdispensersareequippedwithhighqualitytechnologyandapowerfulreliableelectronic
counteroftheCzechcompanyTATSUNOEUROPE(hereinafterreferredtoasTE).Alldispensersworkinthe
manualmode–independently,offline–aswellastheautomatedmode,whentheyarecontrolledremotely
fromthekioskofafuelstationandconnectedtothecashregister(POS)viaadataline.Alldispensershavebody
parts(covers,doors,lids,etc.)madeofsteelpaintedsheetmetalorstainless‐steelsheetmetal.Supportingparts
ofdispenserframesaremadeofsteelpaintedsheetmetalofathickness0.8to2.5mm,orstainless‐steelsheet
metal.Eachdispenserisequippedwithanelectroniccounterwithitsowndiagnosticsanddisplaysshowingthe
deliveredamountofmoneyinthecurrencyofthecountryofinstallation,theamountoffuelinlitresorkilograms
andthefuelunitprice.Displaysofthefueldispensersspecifiedforprivateusedisplayonlythedispensedfuel
volumeinlitres.ThestandardcolourofTATSUNOEUROPEdispensersiswhite(RAL9016),silver(RAL9006)and
black(RAL9005).
The compressed natural gas (CNG) dispenser or dispensing modulehasapressurepartfittedwith
certifiedcomponentsmadeofstainlesssteelorgalvanizedsteel.TheaccesstotheCNGpressuresystem
isfittedwithalever‐closableballvalve,then25µminputparticlefilterstoprotectpressurecomponent
andequipment.Gasfillingisregulatedbyvalvesandsecuredwithcheckvalves.Theamountofgasflown
throughismeasuredwithamassmetertheinputofwhichisfittedwithanelectronicpressuresensorand
mechanicalpressuregauge(manometer).Allsuchpressureconnectionsareperformedbyusingstainless
orgalvanizedsteelpipeswithahigh‐qualityconnectionsystem(tworings).Allfixturesandbracketsinthe
pressuresectionaremadeofgalvanizedsheetmetal.Theoutputofthepressuremoduleandfixtureof
deliveryhosesissecuredwithafixedconnectiontowhichadeliveryhoseisconnectedwhichisfittedwith
asafetybreakawaycouplingthatshutsthegasflowthroughthedeliveryhoseonbothsidesinforcible
tensionstresswithfollowingdisconnection.Thedeliveryhoseendswithadeliverynozzle.Thepressure
sectionoftheCNGdispensermaybefurtherequippedwithaheatsensorformeasuringtheambient
temperature.Installationoftheheatsensorallowsactivationofthefillingtemperaturecompensation
functionFillingwithtemperaturecompensationensuresthatthevehiclestoragetankisalwaysfilledwith
amaximumamountofgaswhileobservingtheconditionofmaximumpressureinthetankof20MPaat
15°C–seeTPG30402art.4.5.4.
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1.2. BASICTECHNICALPARAMETERS
Table1‐CNG(compressednaturalgas)dispensersandmodules
Massmeter CNG050 CNGmass
MaximumflowrateQmax[kg/min] 30/70 30/70
MinimumflowrateQmin[kg/min] 2 0.8
LowestmeteringMMQ[kg] 2 2
Fluidtemperaturerange[°C] ‐25to+55 ‐50to+80
Ambienttemperaturerange[°C] ‐40to+55 ‐40to+60
MaximumtankpressurePst[MPa] 30.0
MaximumgaspressurePmax[MPa] 30.0
MinimumgaspressurePmin[MPa] 2.0
MaximumdeliveringgaspressurePv[MPa] 20.0@15°C/26.5
Maximumunitprice(numberofdigits) 9999(4)
Maximumamounttopay(numberofdigits) 999999(6)
Scaleinterval[kg] 0.01or0.001
Displaytype Electronic
Typeofmedium Compressednaturalgas
Filtrationofmechanicalparticles Inputfilter>25µm
Accuracyclass 1.0(1.5OIMLcertificate)
Mechanicalclass M1,M2forcountersPDEX5andTBELTx
Electromagneticclass E1,E2forthecounterPDEX5
Humidity Condensing
Location Open
Measuredunit Mass[kg]
Electroniccounter TBELTM
Programversion(W&Mchecksum) 1.01(4092)
Calculatorpowering 230V±10%;50Hz;max.300VA
Electro‐magneticvalves Two‐state;+24VDC/max.1A
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1.3. DISPENSERPARTSMARKINGCONVENTIONS
Figure1illustratestheTATSUNOEUROPEdispensermarkingandsortingsystem.Indispenserswhereitis
notcleariftheleftorrightsideofthedispenserconcerns(SUNNYEXEUROandSHARKECONOMY),the
locationofthenameplatewhichisalwaysclosesttoproductNo.1andnozzleNo.1(1A)isdecisive.Inthe
caseofadouble‐sideddispenser,therightsideofthedispenserisalsoreferredtoassideAandtheleft
sideisreferredtoassideB.Foraone‐sidedleftorone‐sidedrightdispenser,itisalwaysonlysideA.
Figure1‐Dispensermarkingsystemwiththerecommendedarrivaldirection
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2. DISPENSERSETTINGANDBASICFUNCTIONS
Dispensersettingisperformedbythesetofsettingparametersviawitchitispossibletocontrolfunctional
parameters of the dispenser, totally change the mode and behaviour of the dispenser in different
situations.TheparametervaluescanbeviewedandchangedusingtheremoteIR(infrared)controller,
theservicekeypad,orthepresetkeypadbuttonslocatedonthedispenser.Thebasicdispensercontrol
unitisanelectroniccounterthatisstoredwiththedisplayingunitsinsidethelockablecountercabinetin
anon‐explosivezone.InsideCNGdispenserisusedexclusivelycountertypeTBELTM.
2.1. DISPENSERCOUNTERTBELTM
TheTBELTMelectroniccounterfordispensers,themanufacturerofwhichisTATSUNOEUROPE,a.s.,isset
bytheIRremotecontroller.TheyellowserviceremotecontrollerPDERT‐5Sisintendedforservice
engineersauthorizedbythedispensermanufacturer.Thisremotecontrollerallowstoperformcomplete
settingsofalldispenserparameters.ThewhiteremotecontrollerPDERT‐5Oisintendedforfuelstation
managersandthisremotecontrollerallowsthemtoperform:
readingnon‐resettableelectronicmasstotalizersofalldeliveryhoses
readingandresettingdailyelectronicmassandfinancialtotalizersofallhoses
settingofunitpricesofproducts(inmanualoperation)
readingandsettingofoperatingparametersofthedispenser
Thesettingmodemaybecalledupatthedispenserbyabelowstatedprocedureonlyinthecondition
whenthedispenserisatrest‐i.e.intheconditionof“finisheddelivery”,allnozzleshung,allsalesfinished.
Therearetwoaccessmodes:
Attendantmodewhichisintendedtofuelstationattendants–itonlyallowsthemtoreadvaluesof
electronic totalizers and values of dispenser basic parameters.Theirvaluesmaynotberesetor
changed.
Managermodewhichisintendedforthefuelstationmanager–itallowshimtoreadvaluesfrom
dispensers,resetdailytotalizersandsetbasicoperatingparametersofthedispenser.Theaccessto
theManagermodeisprotectedbypassword.
2.1.1. DESCRIPTIONOFPDERTREMOTECONTROLLER
Thekeypadoftheremotecontrollerhasthefollowingkeyandarrangement(seeFigure3).Whileusing
theIRremotecontrolleritisnecessarytomovetheremotecontrollerclosertothedistanceofapprox.1
meterfromthecentreofthedispenserdisplay‐seeFigure2.
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Figure2‐Minimumactiverangeofthedispenserremotecontroller
Figure3‐DescriptionofkeysofthemanagerremotecontrollerPDERT‐5O
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Thesettingmodeisstartedbypressingthe<M>button–Managermode,or<A>button–Attendant
mode.Thesetandreadvaluesaredisplayeddirectlyonthedispenserdisplay.
NOTE
InadditiontosettingandreadingvaluesitispossibletouseA1,A2,L1,L2andCLEARkeystosetpresets
onthedispenser.The<0>keymaybeusedtounblockthedispenseraftererrororintheoperatingmodewith
blockingafterdelivery.
All data is displayed on the dispenser display in setting
modes.Whilecontrollingusingtheremotecontrollerthe
data is displayed on the display of that side where the
settingmodewascalledupfrombytheremotecontroller.
Individualparametersareshownasfollowsonthedisplay:
No.ofparameter: P01
ItemNo.: 1(e.g.deliveryhosenumber)
Parametervalue: 1234567890(amountingrams)
2.1.2. ATTENDANTMODE
TheAttendantmodeisstartedbypointingtheIRremotecontrolleratthedispenserdisplay(fromthe
distance of approx. 1m from the dispenser display centre) and pressing the <A> button. All delivery
nozzlesonthedispensermustbehunginadvanceandthesaleonthedispensermustbefinished(paid).
AftercallinguptheAttendantmodethevalueofthefirstparameterP01isdisplayed.Parametersand
theiritemsmaybeswitchedbyusingthe<>>and<+>keys(seeFigure3).
TheAttendantmodeallowstoviewbutnotchangethevaluesofallparameterslistedbelow‐seeTable
2.
Table2‐ListofparametersforsettingintheAttendantmode
Parameter Description
01 Non‐resettableamounttotalizers
02 Dailyamounttotalizers(resettable)
03 Productunitprices(inmanualmode)
04 Currenttimeanddate
05 Counterprogramversionandchecksums
06 Errormessagehistory
07 Latestdeliveryhistory
Individualparameterswillbedescribedinthefollowingsection.
TheAttendantmodeisfinishedbypressingthe<A>key.Themodeisalsofinishedautomaticallyifno
remotecontrollerbuttonispressedfor60seconds.
tot
317890
€
Kg
€/kg
P01-1
Parameter’snumber Itemnumber
Parameter‘sdescription Parameter’svalue
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2.1.3. MANAGERMODE
TheManagermodeisstartedbypointingtheIRremotecontrollerat the dispenser display(fromthe
distanceofapprox.1mfromthedispenserdisplaycentre)apressingthe<R>key.Alldeliverynozzleson
thedispenser mustbe hung inadvanceandthe sale on
thedispensermustbefinished(paid).Aftercallingupthe
Managermodethedispenserdisplayshowsapromptfor
enteringthe4‐digitaccesspassword:
Due to keeping the password confidential the digits
enteredareshownasdashes.Thefollowingdefaultaccess
passwordissetinthefactory:“1111”.
Example:Press<1><1><1><1>and<ENT>keys
NOTE
Ifthefuelstationmanagerforgetsthevalidaccesspasswordthenhe/shemustcontacttheauthorized
servicestaffwhocansetanewone.
Afterenteringthevalidaccesspassword,thedisplayshows
the value of the first parameter 01. Now it is possible to
browseparametersbyusingthe<>>keyorbyenteringthe
number of searched parameterandconfirmwiththe
<ENT>keytogodirectlytothedesiredparameter.
TheManagermodeallowstoviewandchangethevaluesof
parameterslistedbelow‐seeTable3.
Table3‐ListofparametersintheManagermode
Parameter Description
01 Non‐resettablevolumetotalizers
02 Dailyvolumeandfinancialtotalizers(resettable)
03 Productunitprices(inmanualmode)
04 Currenttimeanddate
05 Programversionandchecksums
06 Errormessagehistory
07 Latestdeliveryhistory
08 AccesspasswordfortheManagermode
09 Maintenancehistory
10 Serialnumbersofconnectedelectronicunits
11 ‐reserved‐
12 Dispensercontrollingmode
13 Defectsstatistics
14 Currentoperatingtemperature
15 Resettingdailytotalizers
TheManagermodeisfinishedbypressing<R>or<A>keys.Themodeisalsofinishedautomaticallyifno
remotecontrollerbuttonispressedfor60seconds.
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€
Kg
€/kg
Code
tot
317890
€
Kg
€/kg
P01-1
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2.1.4. NON‐RESETTABLETOTALIZERS(CODEP01)
Electronictotalizersforoneortwodeliveryhoses(nozzles)aresavedinthememoryoftheelectronic
counter. These totalizers are non‐resettable and state what total amount of gas was delivered by
individualdeliveryhosesfromthestartofthedispenseroperation.
Table4‐DescriptionofvaluesofP01parameter
Parameter Meaning
P01‐1 amountofgasflownthroughthehose1inhundredthsofkilogram(x0.01kg)
P01‐2 amountofgasflownthroughthehose2inhundredthsofkilogram(x0.01kg)
NOTE
NumberoftotalizersofdeliveryhosesshownintheP01parameterisconditionedbytheconfigurationof
thedispenser.TheidentificationsystemofdeliveryhosesandproductsisdescribedinFigure2.
2.1.5. DAILYTOTALIZERS(CODEP02)
Electronic daily totalizers for all delivery hoses (nozzles) are saved in the memory of the electronic
counter.ThesetotalizersmayberesetatanytimebyusingtheP15parameter(seedescriptionbelow).
Theystatewhattotalamountofgaswasdeliveredbyindividualdeliveryhosesfromthemomentoftheir
lastresetting.
Table5‐DescriptionofvaluesofP02parameter
Parameter Meaning
P02‐1 amountofgasflownthroughthehose1inhundredthsofkilogram(x0.01kg)
P02‐2 amountofgasflownthroughthehose2inhundredthsofkilogram(x0.01kg)
NOTE
NumberoftotalizersofdeliveryhosesshownintheP02parameterisconditionedbytheconfigurationof
thedispenser.TheidentificationsystemofdeliveryhosesandproductsisdescribedinFigure2.
2.1.6. PRODUCTUNITPRICE(CODEP03)
Thisfunctionallowstoshowandsettheunitpriceoftheproductrefilled(i.e.thepriceofonekilogramof
gas).Anewunitpriceisshownonthedisplayatthefirstlift
ofthedeliverynozzleandresetfthedisplayifthedispenser
worksinthemanualmode.Settingismadebypressingthe
<Ent> keyandenteringthepriceinthePPPformatand
confirming by the <Ent> key.Thedecimalpointisnot
entered. E.g. the price 26.50 Euro/kg is set as 2650, the
price34,15Euro/kgas3415,etc.Toswitchforsettingthe
pricefor hose2pressthe<+>button.P03‐2appears.By
pressing<Ent>+PPPP+<Ent>settheunitpriceforthehose2.
Table6‐DescriptionofvaluesofP03parameter
Parameter Meaning Factorysetting
P03‐1 productunitpricehose1 0.00Euro/kg
P03‐2 productunitpricehose2 0.00Euro/kg
SETUP
2650
€
Kg
€/kg
P03-1
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NOTE
NumberoffuelproductsshownintheP03parameterisconditionedbytheconfigurationofthedispenser.
TheidentificationsystemofdeliveryhosesandproductsisdescribedinFigure2.ifyouchangetheunitprice,such
changewillbereflectedafterasubsequentliftofthedeliverynozzle.
NOTICE
Values set in the P03 parameter are valid only in the dispenser manual mode. If the dispenser is
connectedtothecentralcontrolsystemofthefuelstation,thenthefuelunitpriceissetdirectlybythecontrol
systembeforeeachdelivery.InsuchcasethevaluesoftheP03parameterarenon‐functional.
NOTICE
Thedispenserdoesnotenabledeliverieswithazerovalueoftheunitprice.Insuchcase,afterlifting
thedeliverynozzlethedispenserdisplayshowstheerrormessageE30andthedeliverydoesnotstart.
2.1.7. CURRENTTIMEANDDATE(CODEP04)
Thisfunctionallowstoshowandsetcurrenttimeanddate.TheP04‐1parametershowsandsetstimein
the “HHMMSS” format (hours, minutes, seconds), the P04‐2 parameter shows andsetsdateinthe
“DDMMYY”format(day,month,year)‐example15:35:1124.12.2011.Settingismadebypressingthe
<Ent>keyandenteringthetime/dateinthecorrectformatandconfirmingbythe<Ent>key.Youcan
switchbetweentimeanddatesettingbypressingthe<+>or<‐>key.
<+>
<‐>
Table7‐DescriptionandsettingofvaluesofP04parameter
Parameter Meaning Factorysetting
P04‐1 Timesetting‐HHMMSSformat(e.g.124500=12:45:00) 0.00
P04‐2 Datesetting‐DDMMYYformat(e.g.311216=31.12.2016) 1.1.2001
NOTE
ThetimeanddateinformationisusedinP06andP07parametersforrecordingtimeofdefectoccurrence
andtimeofdeliveryfinish.
NOTICE
48hoursafterdisconnectingtheelectricalpowersupplyofthedispensertheinternalclockwillbereset.
Timeanddatevalueswillswitchtofactorysettingandmustbesetagain!
2.1.8. DISPLAYINGTHEPROGRAMVERSIONANDCHECKSUMS(CODEP05)
Thisfunctionshowsthenumberoftheprogramversionof
the dispenser counter and different check sums. These
values are intended for metrology authorities and
authorizedserviceengineers.Thevaluesmaybeonly
displayed, not changed. You can browse values by using
<+>or<‐>keys.
Time
124500
€
Kg
€/kg
P04-1
Date
311216
€
Kg
€/kg
P04-2
Info
4092
€
Kg
€/kg
P05-2
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Table8‐DescriptionofvaluesofP05parameter
Parameter Meaning
P05‐1 Versionofprogram'smetrologyparts
P05‐2 Metrologychecksumoftheprogram
P05‐3 Releasenumber(C+number),programversion
P05‐4 Totalchecksumoftheprogram
P05‐5 Checksumoftheparametermemory
P05‐6 Checksumofthedevicefortemperaturecompensation
P05‐7 Timeanddateofprogramcreation(e.g.07:56:17,19.07.2011)
2.1.9. HISTORYOFERRORMESSAGES(CODEP06)
Thisfunctionisintendedtoshowhistoryoflast100errorcodesofdefectintheorderinwhichtheyoccurredin
thedispenser.
AfterswitchingtotheP06parameterthedisplayshowsthecodeofthelasterrormessage(e.g.30–E30zero
fuelunitprice).Afterpressingthe<ENT>keythedisplayshowstimeanddateofdefectoccurrence(12:45:10,
31.12.2016showninthefigure).Afterpressingthe<+>keythedisplayshowsthecodeofthelastbutoneerror
messageonthegivensideofthedispenser(18–E18lossofcommunicationwiththepaymentterminal),see
Table9.
Table9‐HistoryoferrormessagesP06
Parameter Meaning
P6‐00 codeofthelastdispensererror(thelatests)
P6‐01 codeofthelastbutonedispensererror
… …
P6‐98 codeofthe99thdispensererrorintheorder
P6‐99 codeofthe100thdispensererrorintheorder(theoldest)
NOTE
Iftwoerrorsofthesametypewiththesameerrorcodeoccurinsequence,onlyone‐thelatest‐errorwill
bestoredinthecountermemory(theremaynotbetwoormoresameerrorsstoredinsequence).
Err
30
€
Kg
€/kg
P6-00
124510
3111216
€
Kg
€/kg
P6-00
ENT
ENT
Err
30
€
Kg
€/kg
P6-00
Err
18
€
Kg
€/kg
P6-01
+
‐
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2.1.10. HISTORYOFLASTDELIVERIES(CODEP07)
Thisfunctionisintendedtoshowhistoryoflast50deliveriesofthedispenser.Thisparameterhasthefollowing
arrangementofdataonthedisplay:
AfterswitchingtotheP07parameterthedisplayshowsthecodeofthelastdelivery(P7‐00)andthedelivered
amount,quantityandprice(23.56Euro/8.89kg/26.50Euro/kg).Theunitpriceperkilogramalternatesonthe
displaywiththeparameternumber.Afterpressingthe<ENT>keythedisplayshowstimeanddateofdelivery
finish.Afterpressingthe<+>keythedisplayshowsthecodeofthelastbutonedelivery(36.96Euro/13.95kg
/26.50Euro/kg).SeemoreinTable10.
Table10‐HistoryoflastdeliveriesP07
Parameter Meaning
P7‐00 lastdeliveryofthedispenser(thelatests)
P7‐01 lastbutonedeliveryofthedispenser
… …
P7‐49 49thdeliveryofthedispenser
P7‐50 50thdeliveryofthedispenser(theoldest)
2.1.11. ACCESSPASSWORDFORTHEMANAGERMODE(CODEP08)
ThisfunctionallowstoshowandchangetheaccesspasswordfortheManagermode–4digits.Settingofthe
newpasswordismadebypressingthe<Ent>keyandenteringthepasswordintheCCCCformatandconfirming
bythe<Ent>key.Thedefaultaccesspassword“1111”issetinthefactory.
NOTICE
Ifthefuelstationmanagerforgetsthesetpassword,calltheauthorizedservice.
2.1.12. HISTORYOFMAINTENANCE(CODEP09)
Thisfunctionallowstoshowcodesofthelast50serviceremotecontrollersusedtosetthecounterparameters
–seeTable11.
2356
889
€
Kg
€/kg
P7-00
124510
3111216
€
Kg
€/kg
P7-00
<ENT>
<ENT>
2356
889
€
Kg
€/kg
P7-00
3696
1395
€
Kg
€/kg
P7-01
<+>
<‐>
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Table11‐HistoryofmaintenanceP07
Parameter Meaning
P7‐00 codeoftheservicecontrollerofthelastentrytothesetting
P7‐01 codeoftheservicecontrollerofthelastbutoneentrytothesetting
… …
P7‐49 codeoftheservicecontrollerofthe49thentrytothesetting
P7‐50 codeoftheservicecontrollerofthe50thentrytothesetting
NOTE
Iftwoentriestothecountersettingoccurwiththesameserviceremotecontroller,onlyonecontrollercode
willbestoredinthecountermemory(theremaynotbetwosameentriesstoredinsequence).
2.1.13. SERIALNUMBERSOFPERIPHERALDEVICES(CODEP10)
This function allows to show serial numbers of connected
electronicdevices–seefigureS/N1600057.Thechangeinthe
electronicdeviceconfigurationmaybeonlymadebyaservice
engineer.Afteranillegalexchangeofanyelectronicdevice,as
mentionedinTable12,thedispenserwillbeblockedanderror
E80toE84willbedisplayed.
Table12–TableofperipheraldevicesP10
Parameter Meaning
P10‐1 Serialnumberoftheprocessorunit
P10‐2 Serialnumberofthemaindisplayingunit(masterdisplay)
P10‐3 Serialnumberoftheauxiliarydisplayingunit(slavedisplay)
P10‐4 Serialnumberoftheunitofelectromechanicaltotalizers
P10‐5 Serialnumberoftheheatsensorunit(PDEINP)
P10‐6 Serialnumberofthemassmeter
2.1.14. OPERATINGMODEOFTHEDISPENSER(CODEP12)
Thisfunctiondefinesthetypeoftheoperatingmodeofthedispenser.
Table13‐OperatingmodeofthedispenserP12
Parameter Meaning
P12=0 Automaticmodewithdispenserremotecontrol
P12=3 Manualmode
Theparametervaluemaybe0and3.
IftheparametervalueP12equals0thenthedispenserworksinsolelyautomaticmode,i.e.connected
tothecontrolcomputerviaadataline.Thedispenseriscompletelycontrolledbyaremotecontrolunit
(PC,controlcounter,...)–dispenserreleasefordelivery,dispenserblocking,settingtheproductprice
and maximum amount/volume for each delivery, etc. Shortly after interrupting communication
between the computer and the dispenser the display shows the error message E18. After
communicationrecovery,theE18messagedisappearsautomatically.
IftheparametervalueP12equals3thenthedispenserworksinsolelymanualmode.Thedispenseris
completelyindependent–notcontrolledremotely.Thedatalineisblocked.Productunitpricesare
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controlledbytheP03parameter.Ifnospecialmanualmodewithblockingafterdeliveryoramodewith
RELEASE signal control is set, the delivery starts immediately after lifting the delivery nozzle and
resettingthedisplay.
AdetaileddescriptionofoperatingmodesisinsectionChyba!Nenalezenzdrojodkazů..Settingismadeby
pressingthe<Ent>keyandenteringthemodenumber(1or3)andconfirmingbythe<Ent>key.
2.1.15. ERRORSTATISTICS(CODE13)
Thisfunctionisintendedforshowingstatisticsoferrors(defects)occurredonthedispenserfromthemoment
ofinitializationorresettingthecounter.Thisparameterhasdifferentarrangementofdataonthedisplay:
Thefirstlineofthedisplayshowsthedispensererrorcode
(E30),thesecondlineshowsfrequencyoferroroccurrence
fromdispensercommissioningorfromresettingthe
statisticsbytheserviceengineer(2x).
Youcanbrowsetheerrorstatisticsbyusing<+>or<‐>keys.
2.1.16. CURRENTOPERATINGTEMPERATURE(CODE14)
Thisfunctionshowscurrentoperating temperature measured by theheatsensorlocatedon the processor
boardofthecounter,possiblyacurrenttemperatureoftheheatsensorPt100locatedinthedispenserpressure
module.
Thisparameterhasthefollowingarrangementofdataonthe
display:
Thefirstlineofthedisplayshowsthetemperatureonthe
processorunitofthecounterintenthsofCelsiusdegrees
(26°C). The second line shows an average ambient
temperatureinthedispenserpressuremoduleintenthsof
Celsiusdegrees(25.9°C).
2.1.17. RESETTINGDAILYTOTALIZERS(CODE15)
Thisfunctionisintendedforresettingalldailytotalizersofdeliveryhoses/nozzles.
Aftersettingtheparameterto1andconfirming(<ENT>+<1>+<ENT>)alltotalizersthatareapartoftheP02
parameterwillbereset.
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3. OPERATION
3.1. INSTRUCTIONSFORSAFEOPERATION
Dispensersarecomplexdevicesthathavetosecureawholerangeofdifficultfunctions.Therefore,cleaningof
thestoragetanks,pipingsystemsandinspectionofthepumpedmediumcleanlinessmustbecarriedoutbefore
commissioning. An inspection of wiring and a check of connection correctness must be performed before
commissioninginordertopreventanyelectricshockinjuriesandtoensuresafetyagainstexplosion.
Smokingforbidden Openflameuse
forbidden Useofmobilephonesforbidden
CAUTION
Technicalandtechnologicaldevicesmustcorrespondtoapprovedconditionstogetherwithregulationsfor
safeoperationandmaintenanceaswellassolutionsofemergencies.Thedevicemustbefittedwithcarbon‐
dioxideextinguishersaccordingtothefire‐safetysolution.
TheCNGfuelstationmayonlybeoperatedbydemonstrablytrainedpersons.
Thedispenserisequippedwiththe“STOPbutton”foremergencies. The procedure in case of fire or
emergency is precisely defined in local operating rules and regulations – the attendant must be
demonstrablytrainedwithregardtothis.
Itisnecessarytoobservedefinedtermstoperformregularchecksandinspectionsofallinstalledtechnical
devices. Do not allow persons without appropriate professional qualification to tamper the installed
technologyincludingthegasdevices.
CAUTION
Theattendantmustnotperformanyrepairsofthedeviceandchangesettingofsafetyfittings.Regular
maintenanceandservicemayonlybeperformedbyanauthorizedservicecompany.
Theattendantmustkeepthedeviceinproperandsafeorder,immediatelyinformtheserviceorganization
aboutthedefectof abnormality during operation and immediatelydecommissionthedevicein caseof
dangerofdefault.
CAUTION
Itisforbiddentosmokeanduseopenfireintheimmediatevicinityofthedispenser.
Thesmokingbanappliesalsotopassengersinsidethevehicle.
Itisforbiddentousemobilephonesintheimmediatevicinityofthedispenser.
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NOTICE
Each CNG dispenser must be secured with an electrical device equipped with the STOP function
according to category 0 or 1 in EN60204‐1. The fuel station attendant must be familiar with the device
function.
3.2. DISPENSERCOMMISSIONING
SwitchingonandoffofCNGdispensersiscarriedoutinthemainswitchboardofthefuelstationwherethe
powersupplyofthedispensersisprovided.
switch on the CNG dispenser power supply
(electronics power supply) in the fuel station
switchboard;
thedisplayillumination switches on and the display
test is performed = displaying all display segments
(eights)forapprox.1second;
a10‐secondtestoftheTBELTMcounterisperformed.
Theamountdisplaygraduallycountsdown9,8...1.0.
Thequantitydisplayshowsthemetrologychecksum
of the counter program (4573). The price display
showsthestatusofswitchesSX‐1toSW1‐4locatedon
theprocessorboard(0‐OFF,1‐ON);
thedisplayshowsthelastdatathatwasonthedisplay
beforethelastdisplayswitchingoff.
Nowthedispenserisreadyfordelivery.
Ifthedispenserworksinthemanualmode,itisthenpossible
to immediately start new delivery after lifting the delivery
nozzleandpressingtheSTARTbutton.Ifthedispenserisinthe
automatic mode, it waits until communication with the
controllingcomputerisestablishedand‐ifnecessary‐untilthe
transactionisfinished(paid),incaseithasnotbeenfinished
properlybeforeswitchingoff.
3.3. DISPENSEROPERATION
NOTICE
Theoperatorisresponsiblefortheoperationofthefuelstationanditishisdutytomonitorthedeliveryof
fuel and, in the event that the customer performs unauthorized operations at the self‐service dispensers, he must
instructthecustomeraboutproperhandling.Theoperatorisalsoobligedtomarktheriskareaofthefuelstationwith
warningsymbols(smokingban,banonopenfire,directionofarrivaltothedispenser,etc.).Thefuelstationoperating
instructionsmustbefreelyaccessibletothecustomerforanyinformationonbasicobligations.
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3.3.1. CNGDELIVERYTOMOTORVEHICLES
Deliverystart
Before the delivery starts, the dispenser attendant checks whether the storage tank in a vehicle has a
homologationmark,thevehicleengineandallelectricaldevicesareturnedoff.Thenhe/shevisuallyinspects
theconditionorwearofthefillingneck/connectorthatcouldbethereasonforleaks.Ifhe/shefindsserious
deficiencies,he/sheisentitledtorefusestoragetankfilling.Incaseofgasleakordangertheattendantshall
finishthedelivery.
The operation of the dispenser itself is ensured by the
employeeofthefuelstationwholiftsthedeliverynozzlefrom
thedispenserandconnectsittothestoragetankofthevehicle
whichmustbesecuredagainstmoving.Immediatelyafterthe
nozzle is lifted the display test is performed – displaying all
segments–andthenitisresetandtheproductunitpriceis
displayed.
AfterpressingtheSTARTbuttonlocatedonthecountercasetheelectromagneticvalveopensattheinletofthe
first pressure section and the pressure storage tank of the
vehicleisfilledwithcompressednaturalgas.Atthemoment
whenthedeliveryspeeddecreasesunderthedefinedlimit,the
electronic counter automatically switches delivery to the
second section and then potentially to the third pressure
section – depending on the dispenser and fuel station
configuration.
NOTE
Somedispensers,especiallynon‐public‐companydispensers,arenotfittedwiththesensorsof
deliverynozzlelifting.AtsuchdispensersthedisplaytestisperformedafterpressingtheSTARTbutton.
Deliverytermination
Thedeliverymaybeterminatedforvariouscauses.Possiblecausesofdeliveryterminationandcorresponding
messagesshownonthedisplayarementionedinTable14.
Table14‐Causesfordeliverytermination
Event Indicationon
display
1.PressingtheSTOPbuttonbythecustomer/attendantduringthedelivery STOP
2.Attainingthepre‐setsum,quantityorlimitvaluesofthedispenser STOP
3.STOPcommandreceivedfromthesuperiorsystem(paymentterminal) STOP
4.Gasflowratedropunderthevaluesetonthedispenser(e.g.<2kg/min) FULL
5.Attainingthemaximumpossiblemasscalculatedbytemperaturecompensation FULL
6.Detectionofanerrorevent. Exx
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