Tokheim Quality Calculator

Hand Held Terminal User Interface Manual

(HHT UIM)

Revision 04.00
2011.11.03

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 DOCUMENT INFORMATION

Authors
Aldo Figarella
Rinus Raas

Document Identification

Doc. Id: TQC_User_Manual_Rev04.00.doc

Part Number: 949000
Status: Draft
Nr. pages: 93

REVISION HISTORY
Revision Date Author Description
00.00 30/03/2009 Aldo Figarella Initial document
00.01 20/05/2009 Frank Simons Reviewed
00.02 10/26/2009 Ralf Berghammer Reviewed
01.00 27/01/2010 Aldo Figarella Final Release
02.00 29/07/2010 Rinus Raas Menu structure updated to TQC V01.001.00
04.00 18/08/2011 Rinus Raas Menu structure updated to TQC V04.000.00

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Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 9

1.1 Background .......................................................................................................................... 9

1.2 Nomenclature ....................................................................................................................... 9

1.3 References ............................................................................................................................ 9

2. DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT................................................................................................... 10

2.1 Hand Held Terminal ................................................................................................................. 10

2.1.1 IrDA interface .......................................................................................................................... 11

2.1.2 Alphanumerical Keypad ........................................................................................................ 11

2.1.3 Dot Matrix Display ................................................................................................................. 11

2.1.4 Serial port for downloading of SW to HHT .......................................................................... 12

2.1.5 Battery (rechargeable) ........................................................................................................... 12

2.2 Main functions of the Hand Held Terminal (HHT) .................................................................. 13

2.2.1 Dot Matrix Display ................................................................................................................ 13

2.2.2 Functions Buttons ............................................................................................................... 13

2.2.3 Alphanumerical Keypad ...................................................................................................... 14

3. USER INTERFACE DESIGN ................................................................................................................... 15

3.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................... 15

3.2 Operating with the Hand-Held terminal (HHT)........................................................................ 16

3.2.1 Information on the Screen (Dot Matrix display) .................................................................. 16

3.2.2 Select an option in the Menu ................................................................................................ 16

3.2.3 Operations Menu Architecture ............................................................................................. 17

3.2.4 Operating distance conditions with the Hand Held terminal............................................. 17

4. MENU OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................... 18

Rules about the PIN Levels: ........................................................................................................... 19

4.1 Operation .................................................................................................................................. 21

4.1.1 Totals....................................................................................................................................... 21

4.1.2 Read Transaction ..................................................................................................................... 22

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 4.2 Management ............................................................................................................................. 23

4.2.1 Delivery Mode .......................................................................................................................... 24

4.2.2 Unit Price .................................................................................................................................. 24

4.2.2.1 Standalone Mode .................................................................................................................. 24

4.2.2.2 Connected Mode ................................................................................................................... 25

4.2.3 PIN Code .................................................................................................................................. 25

4.2.3.1 Level 1 PIN ........................................................................................................................... 26

4.2.3.2 Level 2 PIN ........................................................................................................................... 26

4.3 Maintenance ............................................................................................................................. 27

4.3.1 Dispenser Status ...................................................................................................................... 27

4.3.1.1 Fip Block ............................................................................................................................... 28

4.3.1.2 VR Motor Protect ................................................................................................................... 28

4.3.2 Diagnostic Info ......................................................................................................................... 30

4.3.3 Journal Info ( NOT IMPLEMENTED YET ) .............................................................................. 31

4.3.4 Dispenser Test ......................................................................................................................... 32

4.3.4.1 Functional Test...................................................................................................................... 32

4.3.4.2 VR Test ................................................................................................................................. 33

4 .3.5 Backup .................................................................................................................................... 36

4 .3.5.1 Automatic Backup ................................................................................................................ 37

4 .3.5.2 Start Backup ......................................................................................................................... 37

4.3.6 PIN Code .................................................................................................................................. 37

4.4 Configuration ............................................................................................................................ 38

4.4.1 Dispenser Info .......................................................................................................................... 38

4.4.2 Calculator Info .......................................................................................................................... 39

4.4.2.1 Pre-processor ........................................................................................................................ 39

4.4.2.2 Communication Board........................................................................................................... 40

4.4.2.3 Pulser .................................................................................................................................... 40

4.4.2.4 VCC ....................................................................................................................................... 41

4.4.2.5 Display................................................................................................................................... 41

4.4.2.6 HYM ...................................................................................................................................... 42

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 4.4.2.7 SIO ........................................................................................................................................ 42

4.4.3 Software Info ............................................................................................................................ 43

4.4.3.1 Kernel Version ....................................................................................................................... 43

4.4.3.2 Application Build ................................................................................................................... 44

4.4.3.3 Application Module ................................................................................................................ 44

4.4.3.4 CAN Device Modules ........................................................................................................... 45

4.4.4 Hydraulic .................................................................................................................................. 45

4.4.4.1 Submerged ............................................................................................................................ 45

4.4.4.2 Combined Hose ( NOT IMPLEMENTED YET ) ................................................................... 46

4.4.4.3 LPG ....................................................................................................................................... 46

4.4.4.4 HS Control ............................................................................................................................. 47

4.4.4.5 Preset .................................................................................................................................... 48

4.4.4.6 Valve Error Control................................................................................................................ 48

4.4.5 Communication ........................................................................................................................ 49

4.4.5.1 CAN ....................................................................................................................................... 49

4.4.5.1.1 Auto Configuration ............................................................................................................. 49

4.4.5.1.2 Module Init .......................................................................................................................... 51

4.4.5.1.3 Module Status .................................................................................................................... 52

4.4.5.2 Comm Board ......................................................................................................................... 53

4.4.5.2.1 Node Address .................................................................................................................... 53

4.4.5.2.2 Point to Point ...................................................................................................................... 54

4.4.6 Timer ........................................................................................................................................ 55

4.4.7 Fraud Protection ....................................................................................................................... 56

4.4.8 Optional Functions ................................................................................................................... 56

4.4.8.1 Standalone ............................................................................................................................ 56

4.4.8.2 PIN ........................................................................................................................................ 57

4.4.8.3 Configure Key-Lock............................................................................................................... 57

4.4.8.4 Monitor Tank Level................................................................................................................ 57

4.4.8.5 Push to Start ......................................................................................................................... 57

4.4.8.6 Prod Name Display ............................................................................................................... 58

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 4.4.8.7 Fleet Management ................................................................................................................ 58

4.4.8.8 Just Stop ............................................................................................................................... 59

4.4.8.9 Dispenser Light ..................................................................................................................... 59

4.4.8.10 Indication Light ( OPT / PTO / Traffic Light ) ....................................................................... 60

4.4.8.11 Idle Display .......................................................................................................................... 60

4.4.8.12 Satellite ............................................................................................................................... 61

4.4.8.13 Audio ( NOT INPLEMENTED YET ) .................................................................................. 61

4.4.9 Prod Configuration ................................................................................................................... 62

4.4.10 Name Tables .......................................................................................................................... 62

4.4.10.1 Product ................................................................................................................................ 63

4.4.10.2 Fuel Type ............................................................................................................................ 63

4.4.10.3 Customer ............................................................................................................................. 64

4.4.11 Prod Density ........................................................................................................................... 64

4.4.12 Meter Calibration .................................................................................................................... 65

4.4.13 Vapor Recovery ..................................................................................................................... 65

4.4.13.1 Settings ............................................................................................................................... 65

4.4.13.1.1 Hardware Mode................................................................................................................ 66

4.4.13.1.2 Communication Mode ( DVCR2 ) .................................................................................... 66

4.4.13.1.3 Nozzle Config ................................................................................................................... 67

4.4.13.1.4 VR Return Per Prod ......................................................................................................... 67

4.4.13.1.5 Efficiency .......................................................................................................................... 68

4.4.13.1.6 Gaz Meter ........................................................................................................................ 68

4.4.13.1.7 Calibration Params.......................................................................................................... 69

4.4.13.1.8 Err Params ....................................................................................................................... 69

4.4.13.2 Nozzle Metrics ..................................................................................................................... 70

4.4.13.3 Calibration ........................................................................................................................... 71

4.4.14 Printer Settings ( Not used in Europe ) ............................................................................... 72

4.4.15 VGA Configuration ................................................................................................................. 72

4.4.15.1 VGA Parameters ................................................................................................................. 73

4.4.15.2 Media Server ....................................................................................................................... 73

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 4.4.15.3 Backlight Switching ............................................................................................................. 74

4.4.16 PIN Code ................................................................................................................................ 74

4.5 Setup ......................................................................................................................................... 75

4.5 Setup ........................................................................................................................................... 75

4.5.1 Reset / Shutdown TQC ( VGA ) ............................................................................................... 75

4.5.2 Software Update ...................................................................................................................... 76

4.5.2.1 Software Update ................................................................................................................... 77

4.5.3 Restore ..................................................................................................................................... 78

4.5.4 System Setup ........................................................................................................................... 79

4.5.4.1 Date/Time Setup ................................................................................................................... 79

4.5.4.2.1 Rounding Type ................................................................................................................... 80

4.5.4.2.2 Display ............................................................................................................................... 81

4.5.4.3 Pulser .................................................................................................................................... 81

4.5.4.4 Unit Setup ............................................................................................................................. 82

4.5.4.2.5 Volume Limit ...................................................................................................................... 83

4.5.4.2.7 Cents Overshoot ................................................................................................................ 84

4.5.4.2.8 Preset Overshoot ............................................................................................................... 85

4.5.4.2.9 Leak Detection ................................................................................................................... 85

4.5.4.2.10 Optional Functions ........................................................................................................... 86

4.5.4.3.1 Hydraulic Setup .................................................................................................................. 86

4.5.4.3.2 FIP Setup ........................................................................................................................... 87

4.5.4.4 I/O Configuration ................................................................................................................... 88

4.5.5.1 EMT Setup ............................................................................................................................ 89

4.5.6 Meter Setup .............................................................................................................................. 89

4.5.7 Product Setup .......................................................................................................................... 90

4.5.8 System Access ......................................................................................................................... 90

4.5.8.1 Level 5 PIN Code .................................................................................................................. 91

4.5.8.2 Resume Def Code................................................................................................................. 91

4.5.8.3 Secu Level Setup .................................................................................................................. 92

4.5.8.4 Setup Device ......................................................................................................................... 92

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 4.6 Quit ............................................................................................................................................ 93

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background

This document describes all the menus and sub-menus which are displayed on the Hand-Held
Terminal (HHT) while configuring, maintenance and data access to the dispenser. The Hand-Held
Terminal device has a wide range of settings such as functions that includes parameter configuration,
query, calibration, test, and diagnostics.

The Hand-Held terminal device receives data from the TQC inside the dispenser so that the user could
set the correct parameters; these parameters are sent back to TQC for proper functionality.

This document will also define the function keys and some shortcut keys for better manipulation of the
Hand-Held Terminal.

1.2 Nomenclature

HHT Hand Held Terminal

VFM Vapor Flow Meter
CAN Controller Area Network
MPC Magnetic Pulser Controller (With CAN Interface)
HYM Hydraulic Module
SIO Slave IO board
FIP ( PUMP ) Filling Position per side
ECVR Electronic Controlled Vapor Recovery
ECVR-SCS ECVR-Self Calibrated System
ECVR-OL ECVR-Open Loop
SPI Serial Peripheral Interface
POS Point Of Sale
SW Software
HW Hardware
IRDA Infra-Red Data Association
TQC Tokheim Quality Calculator

1.3 References

[1] TQC W&M System Description.doc. Version 00.01

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2. DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
2.1 Hand Held Terminal

The Hand-Held Terminal is an equipment used for setting up the configuration, setup, maintenance,
operation, data access of the Tokheim Quality Calculator (TQC). The device contains the following
software and hardware components;

• IrDA interface
• Alphanumerical Keypad
• Dot Matrix Display
• Serial port for downloading of SW to HHT
• Battery ( rechargeable )
• Serial port to communicate to TQC, instead of IR ( China only )

Figure 1. Hand Held Terminal(HHT)

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2.1.1 IrDA interface
The Infrared Data Association (IrDA) defines physical specifications communications protocol
standards for the short-range exchange of data over infrared light. In this case the communication will
be done between the Hand Held Terminal (HHT) and the TQC inside the dispenser.
IrDA

Figure 2. IrDA Output

.

2.1.2 Alphanumerical Keypad

A keypad is a set of buttons arranged in a block which usually bear digits and other symbols but not a
complete set of alphabetical letters. It is used to input all parameters needed in order to setup either the
configuration or all kind of functions of the TQC.

Figure 3. Alphanumerical keypad

2.1.3 Dot Matrix Display

A dot matrix display is used to display information on machines. It will display all information and
configuration data from the TQC which are either by reading it or inputting it by the user through its
keypad.

.
Figure 4. Dot matrix display

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2.1.4 Serial port for downloading of SW to HHT
A serial port is a serial communication physical interface through which information transfers in or out
for terminals and various peripherals. It is used for downloading/updating the software configuration
between the TQC and the Hand Held Terminal (HHT)

Figure 5. Serial port RS-232 with USB connection

2.1.5 Battery (rechargeable)

It is used to power up the Hand Held Terminal (HHT). It is a rechargeable battery, and can be loaded
using with delivered USB / RS-232 cable, connecting into connector on the bottom of HHT and to
USB port, or use delivered PSU to load HHT.

.
Figure 6. Battery rechargeable

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2.2 Main functions of the Hand Held Terminal (HHT)

In order to understand better the system’s functionality. The equipment has been divided into three
main parts. Those are mainly Dot Matrix Display, Alphanumerical Keypad and Functional Buttons
respectively.

Dot Matrix Display

Functions Buttons

Alphanumerical Keypad

Figure 7. Main functions of Hand Held Terminal (HHT)

2.2.1 Dot Matrix Display

Title of the menu option

I = Infra-red signal Battery Indicator

C = Serial connection
Shows the possible
options which the
user could select.

Up/Down Indicates the number of pages on

options in menu the menu
Figure 8.Main menu description

2.2.2 Functions Buttons

Upwards/right option in menus

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 Back/Cancel Enter/Select in general
main pannel

Delete/Remove
parameters.
Select option inside
sub-menus
Figure 9. Function buttons

Downwards/left option in menus

2.2.3 Alphanumerical Keypad

For input parameters in

the sub-menus

Function keys, i.e. shortcuts to

certain menu functions
(programmable)

On/Off button

Figure 10. Alphanumerical keypad

Note: In the next chapter a full description of these functions will be explained

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3. USER INTERFACE DESIGN
3.1 Overview

When the Hand Held Terminal (HHT) has been connected successfully to the TQC, the first screen
shown is to select configuration. The function keys on the Hand-Held Terminal (HHT) are defined as
it follows;

Key Symbol Description

C No save and Return higher level

OK Confirm and Return higher level

SEL a) Select/unselect checkbox, select radio-box

b) Start Modify parameter
c) Enter sub-level
DEL Delete one character

UP a) Move up
b) Move right
c) Up scroll the parameter list
d) Next Record number
DOWN a) Move down
b) Move left
c) Down scroll the parameter list
d) Previous Record number
* Switch among 123/ABC/abc

On/Off Turn on/off the Hand-Held Terminal(HHT)

F1-F4 These are shortcuts to often used submenus

(programmable). Examples:
F1: Operation: Just stop
F2: Recall X transaction menu.
F3: Operation: Preset amount
F4: Operation: Preset volume
F5-F8 F5: Operation: Preset clear.
F6: Operation: request current trans.
F7: Operation: change shift
F8: Toggle Infrared or Serial Communication

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3.2 Operating with the Hand-Held terminal (HHT)

3.2.1 Information on the Screen (Dot Matrix display)

Every screen on the Hand Held terminal (HHT) can display eleven rows, and support up/down
scrolling line. When there are more than eleven rows shown, the following symbol [OK1/2] will tell
the user the amount of pages that are currently viewed by the user at that specific moment in the menu.
In this case it has 2 pages.

Hand Held Terminal (HHT) Screen Panel

Infrared signal Battery
Main Menu
1 Operation
2 Management
3 Maintenance
4 Configuration
5 Setup
11 Rows 6 Quit
7……
8……
1 Page of 2
↑↓ num, press OK1/2
9…..
↑↓ num, press OK2/2
2 Page of 2

3.2.2 Select an option in the Menu

When the symbols [↑] or [↓] are present in the screen, it meets vertical single-choice or multiple-
choices in the Hand Held Terminal menu, the user will be able to select the choices by scrolling UP
[ ] or DOWN[ ] from the Hand Held Terminal (HHT).The user could select the item
requested by pressing the key SEL [ ] on the Hand Held Terminal. At last the user must then

press the key OK [ ] in order to be recognized by the system.

Example;

Hand Held Terminal (HHT) Screen Panel

Infrared signal Battery
Main Menu
1 Operation
By scrolling with 2 Management
3 Maintenance
key [ ] up/down 4 Configuration
options menu from 5 Setup
the HHT device 6 Quit

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

UP [↑] or DOWN [↓]

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 Infrared signal Battery Infrared signal Battery
Main Menu Management
An option has 1 Operation 1 Delivery Mode
been selected. 2 Management 2 Unit Price
By pressing the key 3 Maintenance 3 PIN Code
4 Configuration
OK [ ] on 5 Setup
the HHT, 6 Quit
another
window will
pop up
↑↓ num, press OK1/1 ↑↓ num, press OK1/1

3.2.3 Operations Menu Architecture

Single Choice

Multiple Choice

The sign ‘⊙’is used to denote single choice， while the sign ‘□’ is used to denote multi choice.

The SEL key is used to toggle the active choice.

3.2.4 Operating distance conditions with the Hand Held terminal

Operating the TQC with HHT can be done at a distance of max. 2 meters at an angle of 0° to max. 15°
in all directions except above. Note that the HHT has to be aimed to the display receiver. Operating at
angles to 30° decreases the distance to approx. 1 meter. The user might look the communication status
on the HHT upper left corner indicator.

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4. MENU OVERVIEW
In this section a cascade overview menu has been described in order to understand better the system’s
main functions of the Hand Held Termina(HHT).
Legend :

Levels in Menu Colour

Level 1(highest menu level)

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Level 5

Level 6 (lowest sub-menu level)

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Rules about the PIN Levels:

There are different PIN Levels in the menu of the Hand Held Terminal.

Operation (Lowest level)

This menu is basically for reading transactions and totals of the system
Management
This menu is meant for setting up the Delivery mode(Connected or Standalone), Unit price of the
products
Maintenance
This menu is meant to do all kind of diagnostic of the system and check the current status of the TQC
system as well.
Configuration
This menu can configure the whole system, timers, communication , vapor recovery,, Temperature
calibration,
Setup (Highest level)
More advance configuration setup system.

The access level for lower operating level can be accessed without PIN once a certain (higher)
operating level PIN has been introduced before. In other words when a user enters a PIN in the
Configuration. The user will be able to get into the Operation, Management, Maintenance menus
without a PIN. However, a PIN would be needed when entering a higher Level menu, in this case
Setup For example when a user
Operation
Management
Maintenance
Configuration
Setup

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 Infrared signal Battery Remark
OK: Configuration The user may press OK key to enter configuration, or select
F1:None one of functional keys to realize his operation.
F2: None
F3: None
F4:None
F5:None
F6:None
F7:None
F8:None
Press Key 1/1

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Main Menu Main menu access is shown below
1 Operation Operation(Lowest access level)
2 Management Management
3 Maintenance Maintenance
4 Configuration Configuration
5 Setup Setup (Highest access level)
6 Quit Quit

When the user chooses one menu item, the user

↑↓ num, press OK1/1 should be asked for entering password or PIN code!

123 Battery Level Remark

PIN code
The PIN is numerical and
exactly 6 digits. When the
user inputs his code, the
PIN Code: ****** system shows
‘*” for safety reasons.

Remark: Max. 3 attempts,

after this, access is blocked
Input PIN 1/1 for 1 hour.

123 Battery Level Remark

When the password is not
recognized by the system,
an error display message
will be shown at the bottom
PIN Code: ****** of the screen. The user must
press C to exit and retry
entering the menu.

PIN Code Error

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4.1 Operation
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Main Menu Operation:
1 Operation
2 Management
3 Maintenance
4 Configuration
5 Setup
6 Quit

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.1 Operation

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Operation Operation
1 Totals
2 Read Transaction

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.1.1 Totals

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Totals Per Totals Per
○Dispenser Dispenser: Totals for all FIPs
⊙FIP x
FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs
□Prod Product x
Prod: Product “x” is a default product name, once
[Grouped By]
the name is defined differently it will appear that way,
⊙Grand i.e like “Diesel”.
○Connected [Grouped By]
○Standalone Grand: Includes both delivery
○Meter modes(Standalone/connected) on ”Totals Per”
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Connected: Shows Totals Connected to Cash register
Standalone: Shows Totals Not connected to Cash
register
Meter: Shows totals per meter

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 4.1 Operation

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Operation Operation:
1 Totals
2 Read Transaction

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.1.2 Read Transaction

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Query Transaction Query Transaction.
□Date Date: Identifies the date of the transactions to be
□FIP x shown.
The format is yyy.mm.dd
□Prod Product x
FIP: Identifies of which FIP the transactions must be
shown

Prod Product: Identifies the product of which the

transactions need to be shown.

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

Date

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Transaction Transaction
15 records num: 1 15 is the total records.
SN:0044 1 is the specific record number
Date 2009-01-02 SN: Sequence number
Time Start:22:33:07 Date: Shows the date of the transaction
Time Stop:22:33:19 Time Start: The time it started the transaction
Error Code:0 Time Stop: The time it stopped the transaction
Nozzle ID:1 Error Code: Error number
Delivery Mode: Nozzle ID: Shows the Nozzle ID number
↑↓ Page 1/3 Delivery Mode: It shows either Standalone or
connected. In this example: standalone.

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 Date
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Transaction Transaction
15 records num: 1 Amount: The price to pay in the selected currency
Standalone Unit Price: Shows the liter price
Amount: 14,67 Volume: Shows the price per selected volume unit,
Unit Price: 1,111 i.e Liter,US Gallon
Volume: 13,20 M1 Vol: Meter1 Volume
M1 Vol: 13,20 M2 Vol: Meter 2 Volume
M2 Vol: 0,00 M3,M4: In case of other Setup configuration
Raw Vol: 13,20 Raw Vol: The measured volume without
↑↓ Page 2/3 Temperature compensation and Electronic
calibration.
Date
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Transaction Transaction
15 records num: 1 Ave Temp: The average Temperature
Ave Temp.: 15,00 TC Vol: Temperature Compensated Volume is to
TC Vol.: 0,00 correct the (EC corrected) Raw volume against
EC Vol.:0,00 normalized 15 degrees thermal expansion
Max Flow: 48,04 EC Vol: Electronic (meter) Calibration to correct
Ave Flow: 48,02 measurement failures of the meter, will be applied
first to correct the Raw Volume
Max Flow: Shows the maximum flow rate
Ave Flow: Shows the average flow rate
↑↓ Page 3/3

4.2 Management
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Main Menu Management
1 Operation
2 Management
3 Maintenance
4 Configuration
5 Setup
6 Quit

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.2 Management

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Management Management
1 Delivery Mode
2 Unit Price
3 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4.2.1 Delivery Mode
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Delivery Mode Delivery Mode:
[ FIP 1 2 3 4] Only the available FIP can be toggled between
Connected □ □ □ □ connected mode and standalone.
Connected mode: Dispenser is controlled via POS
Standalone: dispenser is in standalone mode, not
controlled via POS.

Note: The FIP configuration 1,2,3,4 (4-active hose)

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.2 Management

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Management Management
1 Delivery Mode
2 Unit Price
3 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.2.2 Unit Price

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Unit Price Unit Price
1 Standalone Mode
2 Connected Mode

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.2.2.1 Standalone Mode

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Standalone Mode Standalone Mode
Prod: Product 1 Prod: Product “x” is a default product name, once
Price: 1,800 the name is defined differently it will appear that
way, i.e like “Diesel”.
Price: It can be customized to the value the user
wants to set. This value will be shown at the
dispenser display.

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 4.2.2 Unit Price
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Unit Price Unit Price
1 Standalone Mode
2 Connected Mode

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.2.2.2 Connected Mode

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Console Mode Console Mode
Prod: Product 1 Prod: Product “x” is a default product name, once
Price: 1,800 the name is defined differently it will appear that
way, i.e like “Diesel”.
Price: It can be customized to the value the user
wants to set. This value will be shown at the
dispenser display

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.2 Management

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Management PIN Code
1 Delivery Mode When selecting this option. Another window will pop
2 Unit Price up showing 2 PIN Code(Level 1 Pin and Level 2 PIN)
3 PIN Code
Level 1 is for the Operation menu
Level 2 is for this Management menu

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.2.3 PIN Code

Infrared signal Battery Remark

PIN Code PIN Code
1 Level 1 PIN It shows two option Level PIN Codes
2 Level 2 PIN

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4.2.3.1 Level 1 PIN

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Level 1 PIN Code Level 1 PIN code
[Enter New Pin] [Enter New Pin]
***** The PIN Code must be typed here
[Re-Enter New Pin] [Re-Enter New Pin]
***** Confirm the new PIN code

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.2.3 PIN Code

Infrared signal Battery Remark
PIN Code PIN Code
1 Level 1 PIN It shows two options Level PIN Codes
2 Level 2 PIN

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.2.3.2 Level 2 PIN

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Level 2 PIN Code Level 2 PIN code
[Enter New Pin] [Enter New Pin]
***** The PIN Code must be typed here
[Re-Enter New Pin] [Re-Enter New Pin]
***** Confirm the new PIN code

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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4.3 Maintenance
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Main Menu Maintenance
1 Operation
2 Management
3 Maintenance
4 Configuration
5 Setup
6 Quit

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3 Maintenance

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Maintenance Maintenance
1 Dispenser Status
2 Diagnostic Info
3 Journal Info
4 Dispenser Test
5 Backup
6 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3.1 Dispenser Status

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Dispenser Status Dispenser Status.
Motor Protect OK This shows potential problem areas:
Valve Protect OK Motor Protection problems
Zero Trans OK Valve Protection problems
Leak Error OK Zero transactions errors
Slow Flow OK Leak detection errors
Preset Overrun OK Slow Flow errors
Fip Block Preset Overrun errors
VR Motor Protect OK Fip Block status / selection
VR Valve Protect OK VR motor protection problems
VR valve protection problems
VR OK
VR
CAN Module OK
CAN Module problems:
↑↓ num, press OK1/1
When a value is showing ERR then you can click on
this item to see details. And in some cases via going
into the details you can also reset the error.

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 4.3.1.1 Fip Block

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Fip Block Fip Block
Pump:1 FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs
Prod: Product 1 Prod: Product “x” is a default product name,once
FipBlock: the name is defined differently it will appear that
UNBLOCKED way, i.e like “Diesel”..
Manual Block
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Status: UNBLOCKED / BLOCKED
Selection: Manual Block / Unblock

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Dispenser Status Dispenser Status.
Motor Protect OK This shows potential problem areas:
Valve Protect OK Motor Protection problems
Zero Trans OK Valve Protection problems
Leak Error OK Zero transactions errors
Slow Flow OK Leak detection errors
Preset Overrun OK Slow Flow errors
Fip Block Preset Overrun errors
VR Motor Protect ERR Fip Block status / selection
VR Valve Protect OK VR motor protection problems
VR valve protection problems
VR OK
VR
CAN Module OK
CAN Module problems:
↑↓ num, press OK1/1
When a value is showing ERR then you can click on
this item to see details. And in some cases via going
into the details you can also reset the error.

4.3.1.2 VR Motor Protect

Infrared signal Battery Remark
VR Motor Protection VR Motor Protection
[Module ] Module: Gives a number which is to identify as a
1000 module in the TQC
ERROR RESET: Resets The Motor protection.
RESET
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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The following paragraph shows an example;

Possible diagnostics of the errors shown:

Motor Protect: a motor undercurrent has occurred. Possible reasons:

- Motor thermal protection has tripped
- circuitry inside the motor

Valve Protect: a valve undercurrent has occurred. Possible reasons:

- Coil damaged
- Cable disconnected

Zero transactions: the maximum number of zero transactions has been reached.

Leak detection:
- At the start of each delivery , a leak test is started via a request from the Kiosk.

Slow Flow:
- Flow is below minimum defined flow.

Preset Overrun:
- Flow above defined preset value

Fip Block
- Status / selection Fip Block

VR motor Protect: a motor undercurrent has occurred. Possible reasons:

- Motor thermal protection has tripped
- circuitry inside the motor

VR valve protect: a valve undercurrent has occurred. Possible reasons:

- Coil damaged
- Cable disconnected

VR: other VR problem

CAN Module: a specific CAN module has a problem

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 4.3 Maintenance

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Maintenance Maintenance
1 Dispenser Status
2 Diagnostic Info
3Journal Info
4 Dispenser Test
5 Backup
6 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3.2 Diagnostic Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Query Diagnostic Query Diagnostic
[ Query by] The main purpose of this function is to retrieve
⊙Error information from the TQC such as diagnostic, errors,
○Event Records saved in the system
[ Query by]
○Maintenance
Error: Diagnostic errors found on the system
○VR Event: Not implemented yet
[ Grouped By] Maintenance: Not implemented yet
□FIP x VR: Not implemented yet
□Prod Product x [ Grouped By]
↑↓ SEL to input 1/2 FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs
□Date Prod Products: 1,2,3,4. Selection for
different fuels such as Diesel, Benzine, Gasoil,Gas.
□Err/Event
Date: To search diagnostic by date. Not implemented
□Module yet
↑↓ SEL to input 2/2 Err/Event: To search diagnostic type. Not
implemented yet
Module: To search diagnostic by different modules,
Display, VCC, MPC, etc

Only diagnostic ERRORS are currently implemented. When you select Query by error you get
following information:

X records: y
SN: xxxx
Total: z
FIP SN: xxxx
Date:
Time:
Device name:
e.g.: PULSER x
Error class: MAJOR
Error detail:
<text>
Error type: e.g. 110

Explanation is required for each field and how to select different records.
Error type should be explained in a separate error list in the appendix.

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 4.3 Maintenance

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Maintenance Maintenance
1 Dispenser Status The purpose of this submenu is to retrieve
2 Diagnostic Info information of the TQC.
3 Journal Info
4 Dispenser Test
5 Backup
6 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3.3 Journal Info ( NOT IMPLEMENTED YET )

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Journal Journal
[ Query by] [ Query by]
⊙Maintenance Maintenance: Retrieve all information of Calculator.
[ Sorted By] [ Sorted By]
○Software Module Software Module: Retrieve information of Software
modules . Not implemented yet
○Hardware Module Hardware Module: Retrieve information of
○Parameter Hardware modules.
○General Parameter: Retrieve information by parameters.
○EC General:
[ Sorted By] EC: Retrieve information of EC.
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 [ Sorted By]
□FIP x FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs .
Prod: Product “x” is a default product name,once
□Prod Product x
the name is defined differently it will appear that way,
○TC i.e like “Diesel”..
↑↓ SEL to input 2/2 TC:

4.3 Maintenance

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Maintenance Maintenance
1 Dispenser Status
2 Diagnostic Info
3 Journal Info
4 Dispenser Test
5 Backup
6 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4.3.4 Dispenser Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Dispenser test Dispenser Test
1 Functional
2 VR
3 Com Board

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3.4.1 Functional Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Functional Test Functional Test
[ Function] [ Function]
⊙Leak Leak: Checks for any leakage in the TQC system.
○Sequential Nozzle For extra info about Leak. Please refer to
Functional Specification Chapter 3.16
○Test Delivery
Sequential Nozzle :1,2,3,4
[ Setup] Test Delivery: Verifies if the nozzle is delivering
⊙Time 00:05:00 the petrol
○Amount 1000,00 [ Setup]
○Volume 1000,00 Time: Set the time to be tested
[ Pulser Hide ] Amount: Set the amount to be tested
⊙Disabled ○Enabled Volume: Set the volume to be tested
[ Display Flow Rate] [ Pulser Hide ]
↑↓ SEL to input 1/2 This functionality prevents that the display
⊙Disabled ○Enabled shows already a few centiliters during
[ Flow Rate Checking] pressurizing of the hydraulic system
There are two options possible
⊙Disabled ○Enabled
Enable or disable
[ Hose Expansion]
[ Display Flow Rate]
⊙Disabled ○Enabled There are two options possible
↑↓ SEL to input 2/2 Enable or disable
[Flow Rate Checking]
There are two options possible
Enable or disable
[Hose expansion]
There are two options possible
Enable or disable

4.3.4 Dispenser Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Dispenser test Dispenser Test
1 Functional
2 VR
3 Com Board

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4.3.4.2 VR Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark

VR Test VR Test
⊙Dry Test Dry Test: Normal vapor delivery with preset values
○Air Tightness but without fuel. The simulated fuel flow can be set
as a constant value during the entire dry test as well
○Leak test
as the test time and which product to test. This test
○TuV Test will test the quality of the VR calibration.
Air Tightness: Vapor system and Leakage test, VR
Motor & Valves can separately switched
on/off/open in order to measure if there are leakages
in the VR system. An external gas meter is required
for this test.
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Leak test : The leak test works as an ‘automated’
air-tightness test, only it does not allow manual
switching of valve & motor. It therefore also
requires the gallus meter to be connected to the VR
outlet and the optical cable to be fitted into the
TQC.
The leak test is to be run on per FIP, takes 1 minute
to complete and has two phases: Start phase, leak
test phase.
TuV test: Facilitates testing of administrating bad
vapor efficiencies by using temporary parameters
for VR nozzle block conditions

Dry Test
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Dry Test Dry Test
Test Duration: 60 s Test Duration: here the value can be set.

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.3.4.2 VR Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark

VR Test VR Test
[ Query by]
○Dry Test
⊙Air Tightness The test will run for a maximum of 5 minutes
unless the operator puts the VR motor (off
○Leak Test
and) on again of (re-)opens the VR valve on all
○TuV Test sides the test is being performed.

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 Air Tightness

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Air Tightness Test Air Tightness Test:
[ Device Control ] Set Motor A-B: Switch motor on/off .
Set Motor A-B On
Set Valve A Open Set Valve A: Open/Close.
Set Valve B Open Set Valve B: Open/Close
[ Status Motor Valve ]
FIP A Off Closed [ Status Motor / Valve ]
FIP B Off Closed Shows the status for the Motor / Valve
for FIP A and FIP B
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.3.4.2 VR Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark

VR Test VR Test
[ Query by]
○Dry Test
○Air Tightness
⊙Leak Test
○TuV Test
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

Leak Test
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Leak Test Leak Test
FIP: x FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs
Start Start: Begin diagnosing the system

Connect Gallus to VR output flange and

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 connect optical cable to TQC.
Leak Test remarks:

- Starting phase: Allows the system to be sucked vacuum and let the Gallus measure any flow from that. This
phase will take 10 seconds in which the vacuum must have been stabilized. During this time, the VR
Module allows any gallus flow to be detected (this is ignored but displayed on the HHT). After the expiry of
the vacuum stabilizing time, the next phase is initiated:
- Leak test phase: This phase starts with a steady vacuum and will run for 50 seconds, checking if gallus holes
are seen. Two gallus holes are allowed to be seen before the error ‘leak detected’ is generated and the test
will immediately stop. If after this time, there is no ‘leak’ detected, the test finalizes with OK result.

This test will not be able to detect the smallest of leaks as only the holes on the optical wheel of the gallus meter
can be used. A leak-flow of rougly 7,5 ml / second or 450 ml / minute might be accepted as OK in this test. An
exact figure of this leak flow is hard to give because of a non-linear optical wheel movement and the start
position of the disc prior to running the test.

Note: A Gallus meter is always required for this test, the VCC will / cannot be used for leak test purposes for two
reasons:
- VCC is not accurate in low-flow conditions having a very low pressure.
- Leaks between VCC and pump will not be seen if the VCC would even be suitable for this purpose.
- Not connecting a Gallus properly will also not detect leaks if there are any.

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 TuV Test
Infrared signal Battery Remark
TuV Test TuV test
FIP: x FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs, or
Start All Fips
Start: Begin diagnosing the system

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

TÜV test remarks:

There’s no visual indication that the test is active and it will only be active for the first delivery (or dry test) on
that side.

The latest 02 and 03 release also allow to select FIP “All” denoting to run the test on all FIPs with a single HHT
action.

Start: Activate TÜV parameters in the selected side. TÜV parameters will set the number of bad efficiencies
(before the nozzle block timer is started) temporarily to ‘1’ and the time before that nozzle actually blocks
temporarily to 1 minute. In the latest 02 and 03 release it will also clear the bad efficiency counters for all non-
blocked VR nozzles.

After pressing “Start”, the menu traverses to a menu where the dry test can be started. Either the dry test or a real
delivery can be used to perform the TÜV test on the selected side(s) now.

Please note that the bad efficiency is to be created manually by either blocking the VR inlet of the nozzle or put a
electrical resistor on the motor or valve output such that the physical VR system does not really operate but the
TQC does not detect this.

The delivery or dry test must meet the minimum conditions set in the VR configuration (minimum flow (25
l/min) for a specified minimum time (20 seconds) and a minimum fuel volume (20 liter), these numbers are
default numbers and can be different in your situation).

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 4.3.4 Dispenser Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Dispenser test Dispenser Test
1 Functional
2 VR
3 Com Board

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3.4.3 Comm Board Test

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Comm Board Test Comm Board Test
[ Comm Board ]
LON
Address:17
Start Test Start Test: Begin diagnosing the system

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3 Maintenance

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Maintenance Maintenance
1 Dispenser Status
2 Diagnostic Info
3 Journal Info
4 Dispenser Test
5 Backup
6 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4 .3.5 Backup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Backup Backup
1 Setting Setting: Enable / Disable automatic Backup.
2 Backup Backup: Create Backup.

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4 .3.5.1 Automatic Backup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Automatic Backup Automatic Backup
⊙Enable Enable: Automatic Backup Function ( 1 hour ).
⊙Disable Disable: Automatic Backup.

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4 .3.5.2 Start Backup

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Backup Backup
[ Dispenser ID ]
123456789012
[ CPU ID ]
4BC00C0000000000
Backup Now Backup Now: To Start backup.
Status: OK

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.3 Maintenance

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Maintenance Maintenance
1 Dispenser Status
2 Diagnostic Info
3 Journal Info
4 Dispenser Test
5 Backup
6 PIN Code

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.3.6 PIN Code

123 Battery Level Remark

PIN Code PIN Code
[ Enter New PIN] [Enter New Pin]
****** The PIN Code must be typed here
[ Re-Enter New PIN] [Re-Enter New Pin]
****** Confirm the new PIN code

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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4.4 Configuration
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Main Menu Configuration:
1 Operation
2 Management
3 Maintenance
4 Configuration
5 Setup
6 Quit

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info In this menu shows the configuration information and
2 Calculator Info setting up the elemental parameters in order to have
3 Software Info an operating dispenser.
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2
9 Prod Configuration
10 Name Tables
11 Prod Density
12 Meter Calibration
13 Vapor Recovery
14 Printer Setting
15 VGA Configuration
16 Pin Code

↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.1 Dispenser Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Dispenser Info Dispenser Info
Type: TQC Display the information about the dispenser
SN: 123456789012 Type: TQC(Tokheim Quality Calculator)
[FIP: A B C D] SN: Shows serial number
Pump Nr: 1 2 FIP:
Which Filling Position is used
Pump Nr: Gives the pump number

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info
2 Calculator Info
3 Software Info
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.2 Calculator Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Calculator Info Calculator Info
Pre-processor Display the information about the hardware
Communication Board components of the Calculator
Pulser
VCC
Display
HYM
SIO

↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.2.1 Pre-processor

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Pre-processor Pre-processor
[ Device Identifier] [ Device Identifier]
Pre-processor Shows the information of the Pre-processor
[ Hardware Version] [Hardware ]
TQC-EI03 Shows the hardware version
[SN] [SN]
Not programmed Shows the serial number

C to return 1/1

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 4.4.2 Calculator Info
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Calculator Info Calculator Info
Pre-processor
Communication Board
Pulser
VCC
Display
HYM
SIO

↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.2.2 Communication Board

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Communication Board Communication Board
[ Device Identifier] [ Device Identifier]
Communication Board Shows the information of the Communication Board
[ Hardware Version] Comm_Board_IFSF, EIN, DART,Logitron,EPS
TQC-LONx [Hardware Version]
[SN] Shows the hardware version
Not programmed [SN]
Shows the serial number

C to return 1/1
4.4.2 Calculator Info
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Calculator Info Calculator Info
Pre-processor
Communication Board
Pulser
VCC
Display
HYM
SIO

↑↓ num, press OK1/2

SIO
↑↓ num, press OK2/2
4.4.2.3 Pulser
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Pulser Pulser
[ Device Identifier] Shows the information about Pulser
MPC_A1 processor
[ Hardware Version] [ Device Identifier]
PUR-MPC3 Pulser
[SN] [Hardware Version]
Not programmed Shows the hardware version
C to return 1/1 [SN]
Shows the serial number

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 4.4.2 Calculator Info
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Calculator Info Calculator Info
Pre-processor
Communication Board
Pulser
VCC
Display
HYM
SIO

↑↓ num, press OK1/2

SIO
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.2.4 VCC

Infrared signal Battery Remark

VCC VCC
[ Device Identifier] Shows the information about Display
VCC_AB [ Device Identifier]
[ Hardware Version] [Hardware Version]
<not filled> Shows the hardware version
[SN] [SN]
<not filled> Shows the serial number

C to return 1/1

4.4.2 Calculator Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Calculator Info Calculator Info
Pre-processor
Communication Board
Pulser
VCC
Display
HYM
SIO

↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.2.5 Display
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Display Display
[ Device Identifier] [ Device Identifier]
Display_A_Master You can select one of the applicable displays
[ Hardware Version] Display_A_Master or Display_B_Master or
TQC-CSD3 Display_A_Slave or Display_B_Slave or
[SN] Display_A_Master_VGA or
Display_B_Master_VGA
Not programmed
[Hardware Version]
Shows the hardware version
[SN]
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Shows the serial number

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 4.4.2 Calculator Info
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Calculator Info Calculator Info
Pre-processor
Communication Board
Pulser
VCC
Display
HYM
SIO

↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.2.6 HYM
Infrared signal Battery Remark
HYM HYM
[ Device Identifier] [ Device Identifier]
HYM_1 You can select one of the applicable HYM’s
[ Hardware Version] HYM_1 …6
TQC002L4 [Hardware Version]
[SN] Shows the hardware version
Not programmed [SN]
Shows the serial number

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.2 Calculator Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Calculator Info Calculator Info
Pre-processor
Communication Board
Pulser
VCC
Display
HYM
SIO

↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.2.7 SIO

Infrared signal Battery Remark

SIO SIO
[ Device Identifier] [ Device Identifier]
Slave_IO Slave_IO
[ Hardware Version] [Hardware Version]
<not filled> Shows the hardware version
[SN]
[SN]
Shows the serial number
<not filled>

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info
2 Calculator Info
3 Software Info
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.3 Software Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Software Info Software Info
1 Kernel Version The main purpose of this sub-menu is to give
2 Application Build information about the all modules software of the
3 Application Module TQC such as version of the Application installed, its
4 CAN Device Modules peripherical version, which CAN addresses are
configured in the TQC.

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.3.1 Kernel Version

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Kernel Kernel
[ Name] [Version]
TqcKernel It shows the version of the Kernel used
[ Version] [Checksum]
01.000.02
[ Time]
2010.01.26 10:03:44

C to return 1/1

4.4.3 Software Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Software Info Software Info
1 Kernel Version
2 Application Build
3 Application Module
4 CAN Device Modules

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4.4.3.2 Application Build

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Application Build Application Build
[ Version] [Version]
01.001.000\ It shows the version of the Application as a whole
[ Time] system and not only as module. This is so to speak
2010.05.26 08:57:55 the version of the software of the TQC system.
[MID Version] [Time]
01.000.07 It shows the Date/Time format that was
[MID Time] implemented/mounted the software on the TQC
2010.04.26 10:07:00 [MID Version]
C to return 1/1 Shows the version of the MID
[MID Time]
It shows the Date/Time format that was
implemented

4.4.3 Software Info

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Software Info Software Info
1 Kernel Version
2 Application Build
3 Application Module
4 CAN Device Modules

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.3.3 Application Module

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Application Module Application Module
[ Modules] [Modules]
ProcessMgr.Arm It shows all the TQC application modules.
[ Version] [Version]
01.000.25 It shows the version of the selected module.
[ Checksum] [Checksum]
00005811 This shows the checksum of the selected module.

C to return 1/1
4.4.3 Software Info
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Software Info Software Info
1 Kernel Version
2 Application Build
3 Application Module
4 CAN Device Modules

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

CAN Device Module CAN Device Module
[ Type] [Type ]
HYM Here you select the type of CAN device
[ Name] [Name]
HYM_1 In case more than one CAN device are present of
[ SW Version] the same type (e.g. pulser) then you can select here
01.000.32 one of the available devices.
[ SW Checksum] [SW Version ]
0000E709 Shows the software version
C to return 1/1 [SW Checksum]
Shows the checksum used.
4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info
2 Calculator Info
3 Software Info
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.4 Hydraulic

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Hydraulic Hydraulic
1 Submerged
2 Combined Hose
3 LPG
4 HS Control
5 Preset
6 Valve Error Control
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.4.1 Submerged

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Submerged Submerged
Valve Delay:0 Valve Delay: this is the delay (in seconds) between
switching on the motor and opening the valve. This
will allow the “submerged” system to build up the
pressure on the pipes to the dispenser. This to allow
for a smooth start of the delivery. 0-10 sec, default
is set to 0
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Hydraulic Hydraulic
1 Submerged
2 Combined Hose Not implemented yet
3 LPG
4 HS Control
5 Preset
6 Valve Error Control

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.4.2 Combined Hose ( NOT IMPLEMENTED YET )

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Combined Hose Combined Hose
[ Prod Pre-Selection ]
○ No Not implemented yet
⊙ Yes

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.4 Hydraulic
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Hydraulic Hydraulic
1 Submerged
2 Combined Hose
3 LPG
4 HS Control
5 Preset
6 Valve Error Control
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.4.3 LPG

Infrared signal Battery Remark

LPG LPG
[Nozzle Switch] [Nozzle Switch]
⊙ Yes ○ No There are possible two options No or Yes
[ Interlock ] Interlock: When LPG nozzle is lifted, dispensing
○Enabled ⊙Disabled all other nozzles is blocked.
Button Delay: this is the delay between releasing
Button Delay: 5
the deadmans button and ending the delivery. .
Motor Delay: 3
Range is Min 0 and Max 30 Seconds
Motor Delay: this is the delay between releasing
deadmans button and switch off the motor. Just to
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 prevent that the motor switches on/off too
frequently.
Range is Min 0 and Max 5 Seconds

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Hydraulic Hydraulic
1 Submerged
2 Combined Hose
3 LPG
4 HS Control
5 Preset
6 Valve Error Control
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.4.4 HS Control

Infrared signal Battery Remark

HS Control HS Control
[Fuelling] High Speed button control
○Before [Fuelling]
⊙Before or During There are possible two options
Before The user must press the HS control button
before the nozzle is lifted from the dispenser
Before or during. The HS button can be pressed
either before or during the delivery

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.4 Hydraulic
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Hydraulic Hydraulic
1 Submerged
2 Combined Hose
3 LPG
4 HS Control
5 Preset
6 Valve Error Control

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Preset Preset
[Preset Valve Type] [Preset Valve Type]
⊙ Single There are 3 possible options Single (2-stage valve),
○ Parallel Parallel (standard) or None
[Response Time]
○ None
Depending on the valve response time the TQC
[Response Time] must switch sooner or later to the low flow rate.
Normal Speed:15 Normal Speed: It sets valve response time for
High Speed:20 normal speed. Steps of 5 until 100
Low Speed: 2 High Speed: It sets the valve response time for
↑↓ SEL to input 1/2 High speed. Steps of 5 until 100
Max Volume: 9900,00 Low Speed: It sets the valve response time for low
Min Volume: 0002,00 speed. Steps of 5 until 100
Max Amount: 2000,00 Sets the max/min preset volume with comma.
Min Amount: 0002,00 Sets the max/min preset amount with comma.
[Local Preset Input] [Local Preset Input]
Keypad There are three ways of pre-setting the system.
□HHT Those are ,Keypad , HHT ,Button
□Button HHT is not implemented yet.
↑↓ SEL to input 2/2

4.4.4 Hydraulic

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Hydraulic Hydraulic
1 Submerged
2 Combined Hose
3 LPG
4 HS Control
5 Preset
6 Valve Error Control

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.4.6 Valve Error Control

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Valve Error Control Valve Error Control
[ Error Control ]
Yes
No

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info
2 Calculator Info
3 Software Info
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.5 Communication

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Communication Communication
1 CAN
2 Comm Board
3 Network
4 IFSF

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.5.1 CAN

Infrared signal Battery Remark

CAN CAN
1 Auto Configuration
2 Module Init
3 Module Status
4 Reset All Nodes

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.5.1.1 Auto Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Configuring While doing Configuring the “X” will
X All operational show the status of the processes being done
X Externals powered at that moment, otherwise shows “-“. Once
X All default addr finished, then the following message will
X Switch all off be shown.
- Program Connector:

Standby… 1/1

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 Configurating …

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Result Auto Configuration
MPC A1 04 OK It shows the status of the results for every
MPC A2 0C OK potential CAN device.
MPC A3 14 OK
MPC A4 1C OK
MPC A5 24 OK
MPC B1 05 OK
MPC B2 0D OK
↑↓
C to return 3/3

For TQC Release 4, there is added some functionality to detect & reprogram not used HYMs and
pulsers.

Basically, in Manufacturing they will not mount not used hardware, but if they do, they can encounter
some additional warnings in the final auto configure result screen.

Ext power xx [WAR] Failed to put on the external power of a CAN connector on device xx. Caution, all
Failed xx [WAR] devices connected to that device are likely not to be auto-configured.
Device xx will probably be auto-configured itself, therefore it can have a different
address now. It’s best to lookup the device type belonging to this address and
check the connections / software version.
Request 0 [ERR] TQC ARM9 Inter-process communication failed, try to start the auto-configure
number of 0 [ERR] method again. If this problem persists, call the service department.
connects 0 [ERR]
Failed 0 [ERR]
Unknown xx [WAR] Device xx reported an unknown default address yy. This likely when the device is
def A yy xx [WAR] not yet (fully) supported by the current TQC ARM9 software, this device type
will probably be skipped in auto-configuration, maybe leaving chain-connected
devices not configured as well. Please report this error to the service department.
Unused 02 [WAR] A pulser is connected on a not used HYM position. Check all HYMs for pulsers
MPC found 02 [WAR] connected at not powered (pulser power LED on HYM is off) connectors, unplug
& unmount this pulser. Check if some pulser in the result comes with result ‘ERR’
denoting this pulser might need to be connected at that position.
Unexpectd xx [WAR] A HYM is connected on a not used HYM position. Letter y tells where this HYM
HYM_y xx [WAR] is positioned. Both pulser outputs will not be powered (pulser power LED on
HYM is off) after auto-configuration. Unmount this HYM and anything connected
to it.

The status per device can be:

“OK” : Programming OK
“ERR” : Error in programming the specified device, the device failed to assume the requested address.
“MOD” : Timeout in programming the module ID for a device (no response)
“PWR” : Timeout in switching on / off the power to a CAN connector. This is typically the case for
configured HYMs that are not present on the CAN bus.
“N/A” : Unresponsive device during programming. Maybe a pulser has no operational software or the CAN
bus is not well terminated.
“VER” : When a dynamic addressable device did not respond to the set address PDO message, while it is in
operational state on the CAN bus (stating that the device software-version is probably outdated).

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

CAN CAN
1 Auto Configuration It configures the CAN per module
2 Module Init
3 Module Status
4 Reset All Nodes
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.5.1.2 Module Init

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Module Init Module Init
[ Type ] [ Type ]
Pulser Select the type of CAN device, e.g.:
[Name] Pulser,Display
MPC_A1 [Name]
Address:04 Select one of the available CAN devices
Start to Setup for the [type] selected
Address: This is pre-defined, initially the
actual address is shown, when sub-menu
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 is selected the only one possible address
is given
Start to setup : Start configuration
Start to setup
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Configuring While doing Configuring the “X” will show
X All operational the status of the processes being done at that
X Externals powered moment, otherwise shows “-“. Once
X All default addr finished , then the following message will be
X Switch all off shown, in this case for Pulser configuration
- Program Connector:
MPC A1 04 [OK]

Standby… 1/1

4.4.5.1 CAN

Infrared signal Battery Remark

CAN CAN
1 Auto Configuration
2 Module Init
3 Module Status
4 Reset All Nodes

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Module Status Module Status
[ Module ] [ Module ]
Pre-Processor Select applicable module, e.g.:
Node Status:NO_ERROR VCC_AB,Display_B_Master,MPC_B4 to
Node Reset MPC_B1,Display_A_Master,
MPC_A4 to MPC_A1, HYM_4 to
HYM_1,Slave_IO,Comm_Board_IFSF,P
re_Processor,IO Board
Node Status: It shows the status of the
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Node
Node Reset: Resets the Node

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

CAN CAN
1 Auto Configuration When clicking on the Reset All Nodes. It
2 Module Init will Resets all Nodes
3 Module Status
4 Reset All Nodes

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.5 Communication
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Communication Communication
1 CAN
2 Comm Board

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.5.2 Comm Board

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Comm Board Comm Board
1 Node Address Two digits are possible
2 Point to Point This appears according the type of the
comm. Network
-Network type ( Like described here|)
-p2p type: individual node address

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.5.2.1 Node Address

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Node Address Node Address
[ Module ] [ Module ]
Node: 0 Node: Shows the node’s address
Range is Min 0 and Max 64

SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Comm Board Comm Board
1 Node Address Two digits are possible
2 Point to Point This appears according the type of the
comm. Network
-Network type ( Like described here|)
-p2p type: individual node address

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.5.2.2 Point to Point

Infrared signal Battery Remark

P2P Node Address P2P Node Address
FIP 1 : 0 [ FIP ]
FIP 2 : 0Node: 0 Filling Point Number:
Range is Min 0 and Max 64

Remark: it’s required also need to set

Node address to Node 1

SEL to input 1/1

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info
2 Calculator Info
3 Software Info
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Timer Timer
[ Max delivery Low ] These are settings for timers used in the system.
0*10 sec [ Max delivery Low ]
[ Max delivery High ] Maximum time for a delivery at 40 lpm.
255*10sec Range is Min 0 and Max 255 seconds
[ Suspended ] [ Max delivery High ]
60*sec Maximum time for a delivery at 130lpm.
[ Inter-Delivery ] Range is Min 0 and Max 255 seconds
0* sec [ Suspended ]
[ Max No Flow] Maximum time a filling can be suspended by POS
Range is Min 0 and Max 180 seconds
60 *sec
[ Inter-Delivery ]
[ No Action ]
Minimum time between two deliveries.
60 *sec
Range is Min 0 and Max 255 seconds
[ Wait preset button ] [ Max No Flow]
60 *sec Maximum time that no flow is detected after filling is
[ Battery Check ] started. After this time transaction is closing.
1 *min Range is Min 0 and Max 255 seconds
[ No Action ]
↑↓ SEL to input 2/2 Range is Min 0 and Max 255 seconds
[ Wait preset button ]
Maximum time of no activity on the local preset
buttons. After that the display is updated according
the idle display control and local preset is reset.
Range is Min 30 and Max 255 x 0.1 seconds
[ Battery Check ]
Time between two successive battery checks,
performed by diagnostic manager.
Range is Min 1 and Max 60 minutes

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info Here you select the function which you want to
2 Calculator Info enable or disable. Following functions can be
3 Software Info selected:
4 Hydraulic Disable standalone, Disable PIN, Configure Key-lock,
5 Communication Monitor tank level, push to start, Prod Name Display,
6 Timer Fleet management, Just Stop, Dispenser light,
7 Fraud Protection Indication light, Idle display, satellite, Audio
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.7 Fraud Protection

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Fraud Protection Fraud Protection
Max Zero Trans: 7 Max Zero Trans:
[Connect Protection] Default value is 7. This is the max times that user may
⊙Disabled lift up a nozzle without making any transaction.
○Enabled [Connect Protection]
Not yet implemented

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.8 Optional Functions

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
1 Dispenser Info Here you select the function which you want to
2 Calculator Info enable or disable. Following functions can be
3 Software Info selected:
4 Hydraulic Disable standalone, Disable PIN, Configure Key-lock,
5 Communication Monitor tank level, push to start, Prod Name Display,
6 Timer Fleet management, Just Stop, Dispenser light,
7 Fraud Protection Indication light, Idle display, satellite, Audio
8 Optional Functions
↑↓ num, press OK1/2

4.4.8.1 Standalone
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Standalone Disable standalone:
⊙Disabled There two modes of operating the TQC which are as
○Enabled Standalone or Connected (to a POS). This option
allows you to enable or disable the Standalone mode.
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
PIN Disable PIN:
⊙Disabled It is possible to disable or enable the PIN access in the
○Enabled TQC system when entering in the Hand Held
Terminal.
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.8.3 Configure Key-Lock

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Configure Key-Lock Configure Key-Lock:
⊙Disabled Functionality is to disable access to calculator
○Enabled when a special hardware input is set

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.8.4 Monitor Tank Level

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Monitor Tank Level Monitor Tank Level.
⊙Disabled With this option , it is possible to monitor the Tank
○Enabled level of the fuels. depending on status of tank level
input decide to allow a transaction or not

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.8.5 Push to Start

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Push to Start It is used for LPG system before start tanking.
⊙Disabled There is a button which must be pressed in order
○Enabled to start making the delivery to the car.

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 Infrared signal Battery Remark
Push to Start Function Key
Can be selectable from F1 to F8
Function Key: F1 Not implemented yet

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.8.6 Prod Name Display

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Prod Name Display This option gives to the user a possibility to display
⊙Disabled the product name.
○Enabled Don’t enable when TQC-VGA display is used.

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Prod Name Display Function Key
Time to display the product name in
Prod. Display:2 seconds

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.8.7 Fleet Management

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Fleet Management Fleet Management
⊙Disabled This functionality is dealing with interfacing to
○Enabled “simple” 3rd party forecourt controllers, often referred
to as Fleet Management systems. It contains two
features: volume/amount options and a fleet release
mechanism
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 Infrared signal Battery Remark
Fleet Management Function Key
[Vol Pulse] Unit, Period are configurable to two units
Unit: 1 Release Mode is from 0 to 5
Period: 50 [Vol Pulse]
[Amount Pulse] Unit:
Unit: 1 Range is Min 1 and Max 100
Period: 5 Period:
Release Mode: 0 Range is Min 0 and Max 99
[Amount Pulse]\
↑↓ num, press OK1/1 Unit:
Range is Min 1 and Max 100
Period:
Range is Min 0 and Max 99
Release Mode:
Range is Min 0 and Max 5

4.4.8.8 Just Stop

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Just Stop Functionality is mainly to preset up at next round
⊙Disabled value
○Enabled

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Just Stop Function Key
[Rounding Mode]
⊙0 ○1 Rounding mode, two options
Function Key : F2 Function Key can selectable for only F2,
F8,F7,F6. Depending on usage , it is
possible for all

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.8.9 Dispenser Light

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Dispenser Light It is the dispenser light that could be switched on
⊙Disabled during night time.
○Enabled

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 Infrared signal Battery Remark
Dispenser Light Dispenser Light
[Control Mode]
⊙Default
○Application When selecting Application, Dispenser
Light is controlled by POS system

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.8.10 Indication Light ( OPT / PTO / Traffic Light )

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Indication Light Indication Light ( also called OPT / PTO / Traffic )
⊙Disabled Based on request of controller switch an output to be
○Enabled able to switch a Indication light.

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Indication Light Default = Controlled by TQC.
[Control Mode] Application = Controlled by POS
○Default
⊙Application Mode 0: Switched off, when delivery is
Mode: 1 stopped.
Mode 1: Blinking until delivery is
Timer: 60
cashed.
Mode 2:

Timer: not implemented

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.8.11 Idle Display

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Idle Display Idle Display
⊙Disabled Determines which information is on the display
○Enabled whenever the dispenser is idle. Various options can be
selected:

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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 Infrared signal Battery Remark
Idle Display Default = Controlled by TQC.
[Control Mode] Application = Controlled by POS
⊙Default When Timer is elapsed:
○Application Mode 0: Amount : 0000,00
Mode: 0 Volume : 0000,00
Unit Price : 000,0
Timer: 10
Mode 1: Amount : xxxx,xx
Volume : yyyy,yy
Unit Price : zzz,z
or (see Event descr. Functional spec. )
Amount : xxxx,xx
Volume : yyyy,yy
Unit Price : 000,0
Mode 2: Amount : 0000,00
Volume : 0000,00
↑↓ num, press OK1/1 Unit Price : xxx,x (current UP)

4.4.8.12 Satellite

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Satellite Dispenser which acts as a Master or Slave. It can
⊙Disabled contain display and slave nozzles for the main TQC.
○Enabled “Slave TQC “

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Satellite Satellite Mode
[Control Mode]
⊙Default [Control Mode]
○Application Two modes are possible Default and
[Start at Nozzle] Application
⊙Master or Slave
[Start at Nozzle]
○ Only Master The possibility to select only Master or
○ Only Slave Slave, Only Maser or Only Slave.

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.8.13 Audio ( NOT INPLEMENTED YET )

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Optional Functions Optional Functions
[Function] [Function]
Audio Option to switch on/off sound
⊙Disabled Not yet implemented
○Enabled

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
2 Calculator Info
3 Software Info
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
9 Prod Configuration
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.9 Prod Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Prod Configuration Prod Configuration
Prod: 1 Prod: Selects 1 to 8
Name: Product 1 Name: name of product ( as defined in Name tables )
Intern Num: 1 Intern: Numbers (Used inside the TQC itself) for
Extern Num: 0 identifying the different fuels.
Extern: Numbers (Used in POS ”Cash Register”
inside the pump station)

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
3 Software Info
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
9 Prod Configuration
10 Name Tables
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.10 Name Tables

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Name Tables Name tables
1 Product
2 Fuel Type
3 Customer

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Product Name Product Name
1 EURO-95 Diesel There are in total 8 Product selection
2 Product 2 Product 1 to Product 8
3 Product 3
4 Product 4 Press # to change to alphanumeric entrance
5 Product 5 ( Example for E press # and 3 times key 3 )
6 Product 6
7 Product 7 Remark: When enable product name display with
8 Product 8 LCD display, check if alphanumeric characters can
SEL to input 1/1 be displayed on LCD digit display.

4.4.10 Name Tables

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Name Tables Name tables
1 Product
2 Fuel Type

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.10.2 Fuel Type

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Fuel Type Name Fuel Type Name
1 Unleaded 95 The different types of fuel to be setup
2 Unleaded 98 Normally used for temperature compensation to
3 Diesel select the appropriate density
4 Gasoil
5 LPG Press # to change to alphanumeric entrance
6 Leaded 98 ( Example for E press # and 3 times key 3 )

SEL to input 1/1

4.4.10 Name Tables

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Customer Name Customer Name tables
1 Product
2 Fuel Type
3 Customer

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Customer Name Customer Name
1 Agip Diesel
2 BP
3 Esso Press # to change to alphanumeric entrance
4 Repsol ( Example for E press # and 3 times key 3 )
5 Shell
6 Tamoil
7 Texaco
8 Tokheim

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
4 Hydraulic
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
9 Prod Configuration
10 Name Tables
11 Prod Density
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.11 Prod Density

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Prod Density Prod Density
Unleaded 95: 745 These are the densities for every fuel. It varies
Unleaded 98: 745 depending on the type of fuel used. The standard
Diesel: 833 densities are defined in this table.
Gasoil: 850 For example 1cubic meter=745 Kg
LPG: 537 This density value is used with Temp. compensation.
Leaded 98: 739 There you select per nozzle which fuel type is to be
compensated, using one of the products from this
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 density list or fill in a dedicated value.

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
5 Communication
6 Timer
7 Fraud Protection
8 Optional Functions
9 Prod Configuration
10 Name Tables
11 Prod Density
12 Meter Calibration
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Meter Calibration Meter Calibration
FIP: 1 FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs
Prod: Product 1 Prod: Product “x” is a default product name, once
Start Delivery the name is defined differently it will appear that way,
i.e like “Diesel”.
Start Delivery: Controls the real delivery of the TQC
nozzle. Thereafter the user is guided to a sequence of
entries via which the “K-factor” (electronic
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 calibration factor) will be calculated.

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
7 Optional Functions
8 Prod Configuration
9 Name Tables
10 Prod Density
11 TC Calibration
12 Meter Calibration
13 Vapor Recovery
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.13 Vapor Recovery

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Vapor Recovery Vapor Recovery
1 Settings
2 Nozzle Metrics
3 Calibration

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.13.1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode
2 Communication Mode
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Hardware Mode Hardware Mode
⊙OL There are two possible options
○SCG OL: Open Loop
SCG: Self Calibrating Gas. This is more
accurate than the OL

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.13.1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode
2 Communication Mode
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.13.1.2 Communication Mode ( DVCR2 )

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Communication Communication
[Mode]
STANDALONE Option to select DVCR2 communication
[FIP 1/2 address] Address must be unique for each
0 dispenser.
( One address will handle two fips at
most )
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.13.1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode
2 Communication Mode
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Nozzle Config Nozzle Config
[ FIP: 1 2 3 4] In this menu you define which nozzles
PR1 □ □ - - are subject to vapor recovery.Layout
PR2 □ □ - - depends on selected number of FIPs and
product
PR3 □ □ - -
PR4 □ □ - -
PR5 - - - -
PR6 - - - -
PR7 - - - -
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1
PR8 - - - -
↑↓ SEL to input 1/2

4.4.13.1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode VR Return Per Product ( not supported in
2 Communication Mode TQC v01.00x.xx and earlier releases ).
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.13.1.4 VR Return Per Prod

Infrared signal Battery Remark
VR Return Per Prod VR Return Per Prod
○Enable Enabling this function will route the
⊙Disable vapor of a product back via the correct
valves to the appropriate UST.
Enable or Disable

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.4.13.1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode
2 Communication Mode
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4.4.13.1.5 Efficiency
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Efficiency Efficiency
[ FIP: 1 2 3 4]
PR1 107 107 --- --- Density difference of vapor compared to
PR2 107 107 --- --- air. Whereby the 107 is the typical %
PR3 107 107 --- --- used in the efficiency on fuels. These
PR4 107 107 --- --- parameters can slightly be changed
PR5 --- --- --- --- according to other fuels.
PR6 --- --- --- ---
PR7 --- --- --- ---
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1
PR8 --- --- --- ---
↑↓ SEL to input 1/2

4.4.13.1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode
2 Communication Mode
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.13.1.6 Gaz Meter

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Gaz Meter Gaz Meter
Pulses Per Round: 12 Pulses Per Round: There are 12 round
Cyclic Vol:1214 holes in the round disk. This is for
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 determining the measurements.
Cyclic Vol: It is the cyclic needed in
order to move a single round. The
measurements are 1.214 mili-liters.
Usually this numbers is written in the
Gaz meter outer part

4.4.13. 1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode
2 Communication Mode
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Calibration Params Calibration Params
Altitude: 30 Altitude: This value should be according
Min Flow Rate: 25 to the sea level of the place where the
Min Flow Time: 20 machine is installed.
Min Vol: 20 Min Flow rate: The minimum flow rate
must be at 25 liters per minute
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Min Flow Time: This is the time that
takes to fulfill the Min Flow and Min Vol
Min Vol: This is the minimum volume
at which should be delivered according to
the conditions set in Min flow rate and
Min flow

4.4.13.1 Settings

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Settings Settings
1 Hardware Mode
2 Communication Mode
3 Nozzle Config
4 VR Return Per Prod
5 Efficiency
6 Gaz Meter
7 Calibration Params
8 Err Params
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.13.1.8 Err Params

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Error Parameter Error Parameter
Max Error: 115% This is only valid for SCG mode.
Min Error: 85 % These parameters are set per default
Number: 10 accordingly to the TuV test. It is the
Hours: 72 Tolerance error that can withstand under
Max and Min parameters
Max Error: Efficiency error
Min Error: Efficiency error
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Number: Number of errors allowed
taken by the Max and Min.
Hours: Numbers of hours, when after
this time problem is not solved, FIP /
vapour product will be blocked.
4.4.13 Vapor recovery
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Vapor Recovery Vapor Recovery
1 Settings
2 Nozzle Metrics
3 Calibration

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Nozzle Metrics Nozzle Metrics
FIP: 1 Fuel Vol: Total fuel volume of the last delivery on the
Prod: Product 1 selected hose.
Fuel Vol: VCC Vol: Total Vapor volume ( or 0 in case of OL
VCC Vol: operation )
VCC Eff: VCC Eff: Vapor compared to fuel volume efficiency
Fuel Inv. Vol: (only in SCG mode). This is calculated as (vcc vol – vcc
VCC Inv. Vol: inv. Vol) / (fuel vol – fuel inv. Vol) if table updated is
VCC F/P Rel: “Yes”. If the table was not updated, the efficiency is
VCC Err. Count: calculated as (vcc vol) / (fuel vol). In OL mode, this
figure will be 0.
Table updated:
Fuel Inv. Vol: Volume of fuel that was lower than 25
Bad Eff. Count:
l/min flow (Min Flow Rate setting) or less than 20
Fuel MaxQ:
seconds (Min Flow Time setting) at a higher flow (both
VCC MaxQ: settings adjustable via Calibration params menu).
Max Aperture: VCC Inv. Vol: : Same as Fuel Inv Vol but for vapor or
Valve ZoneA: 0 in OL mode
Valve ZoneB: VCC F/P Rel: VCC Flow/Pressure ratio. This ratio over
time tells the health of the VR system. When the system
is becoming blocked, this ratio will decrease as the
pressure will increase. When a leak occurs, the ratio is
higher because the pressure is lower.
VCC Err. Count: Number of acquisition related errors
reported by the VCC.
Table updated: : (not in 01 release) “Yes” or “No”.
“Yes” in case post-delivery table updating was applied
using the K factors stated below. “No” when the VR
delivery did not meet the minimum update requirements
(see settings in Calibration Params and Error Parameters
menu). (SCG mode only)
Bad Eff. Count: : Current bad efficiency counter for
this hose (SCG mode only).
Fuel MaxQ: (not in 01 release) Maximum fuel flowrate
registered.
VCC MaxQ: : (not in 01 release) Maximum (corrected)
VCC vapor flowrate registered (SCG mode only).
Max Aperture: Largest valve setting used in this
delivery. If this value becomes (close to) 255 (max valve
setting), it might be that the VR system is no longer
capable of having good efficiency at high fuel flows.
Valve ZoneA: K factor used for flow zone A (>= 30
l/min) SCG table updating.
Valve ZoneB: : K factor used for flow zone B and C (<
30 l/min) SCG table updating.
SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Vapor Recovery Vapor Recovery
1 Settings
2 Nozzle Metrics
3 Calibration

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.13.3 Calibration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Calibration Calibration
FIP: 1 FIP: Selects either FIP A or FIP B
[Motor Warning Time] [Motor Warning Time]
0 Range is Min 0 and Max 10 minutes.
Use at least 5 min. Warming Time, this is
important to get accurate calibration.

SEL to input 1/1

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Calibration Calibration
⊙Per FIP Per FIP
○Per Nozzle
FIP: 1 Per Nozzle
Start FIP: Selects either A or B
Start: Start with calibration
[ FIP: 1 2 ]
NOVR: No Vapor recovery
PR1 NOCAL NOCAL
NOCAL: No Calibrated
PR2 NOCAL NOCAL
CAL: Calibrated
PR3 NOVR NOVR MOT: VR Motor error
↑↓ SEL to input 1/2 fVAL: Flow valve error
uVAL: Return valve error
ERR: Generic error.

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Calibration Calibration
[ FIP: 1 2 ]
PR1 NOCAL NOCAL
PR2 NOCAL NOCAL
PR3 NOVR NOVR
PR4 NOVR NOVR
PR5 NOVR NOVR
PR6 NOVR NOVR
PR7 NOVR NOVR
PR8 NOVR NOVR
↑↓ Cal report 2/2

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
8 Prod Configuration
9 Name Tables
10 Prod Density
11 TC Calibration
12 Meter Calibration
13 Vapor Recovery
14 Printer Settings
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.14 Printer Settings ( Not used in Europe )

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Printer Settings Not used in Europe
1 Printer A
2 Printer B
3 Printer C
4 Printer D

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
9 Name Tables
10 Prod Density
11 TC Calibration
12 Meter Calibration
13 Vapor Recovery
14 Printer Settings
15 VGA Configuration
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.15 VGA Configuration

Infraredsignal Battery Remark
VGA Configuration
1 VGA Parameters
2 Media Servers
3 Backlight Switch

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

VGA Parameters VGA: Selects one of the VGA’s [A..D]
VGA: A
[ IP address ] IP address of the TQC-VGA
192.168.1.6
[ Subnet mask ]
255.255.240.0 Subnet mask of the TQC-VGA
[ Gateway ]
192.168.240.0 Gateway of the TQC-VGA
Port nr: 52001 TQC communication port nr
Vmin volume: 2 Value to assemble Vmin picture name.
Value to assemble ATC info picture name.
ATC degrees: 15
Audio Menu
Test audio volume
Volume in Percentage [0..100]
Audio Volume Test. Start/Stop volume testing. When the HHT
menu exit, the TQC-VGA will become idle and the test is stopped.
SEL to input 1/2 Remark: after changing Vmin and or ATC,
TQC-VGA need to be restarted before new
value(s) are shown on the display, see
section 4.5.1 how to reset TQC-VGA.

4.4.15 VGA Configuration

Infraredsignal Battery Remark

VGA Configuration
1 VGA Parameters
2 Media Servers
3 Backlight Switch

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.15.2 Media Server

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Media Server
[ IP address ] Media server IP address used in TQC-VGA
0.0.0.0
[ Subnet mask ] Media server Subnet mask used in TQC-VGA
255.255.240.0
Media server Gateway used in TQC-VGA
[ Gateway ]
192.168.240.0
SEL to input 1/1

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Infraredsignal Battery Remark

VGA Configuration
1 VGA Parameters
2 Media Servers
3 Backlight Switch

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.4.15.3 Backlight Switching

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Backlight Switching
[ Backlight ] Display switching
Disable Display switching is disabled
On (backward compatibility).
Off Manually switch the display ON.
Automatic Manually switch the display OFF.
[ Automatic ] Display switching is fully controlled by
Time On: 06:00 the forecourt controller.
Time Off: 23:00 Display switching power according time
settings in next items.
Time that the display will be switched on.
SEL to input 1/1 Time that the display will be switched off.

4.4 Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Configuration Configuration
7 Optional Functions
8 Prod Configuration
9 Name Tables
10 Prod Density
11 TC Calibration
12 Meter Calibration
13 Vapor Recovery
14 Printer Settings
15 VGA Configuration
16 PIN Code
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.4.16 PIN Code

123 Battery Remark

PIN Code PIN Code
[Enter New Pin] [Enter New Pin]
***** The PIN Code must be typed here
[Re-Enter New Pin] [Re-Enter New Pin]
***** Confirm the new PIN code

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Main Menu Setup
1 Operation
2 Management
3 Maintenance
4 Configuration
5 Setup
6 Quit

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5 Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset When clicking on the Reset. The system will
2 Software Update automatically reset and start the system up again.
3 Restore ( only works when cold start switch in on position )
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup
6 Meter Setup
7 Product Setup
8 System Access
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.1 Reset / Shutdown TQC ( VGA )

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Reset Reset / Shutdown:
1 Shutdown Shutdown TQC and TQC-VGA.
2 Reset TQC Reset the TQC, as is today.
3 Reset TQC-VGA ( only works when cold start switch in on position )
Reset the TQC-VGA only.
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5 Setup

Battery Level Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset When entering into the Menu from normal operation:
2 Software Update -RO when setup switch is open
3 Restore -RW when setup switch is closed
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup Note: In order to change these parameters, special
6 Meter Setup attention will be required and only authorized person
7 Product Setup will be allowed to access it. A switch sealed inside the
8 System Access dispenser will allow the user to change these
↑↓ num, press OK1/1 parameters only during cold start or normal operation.

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Software Update Software Update
[Via] It is for updating the software in the dispenser panel
⊙SD- Card [Via]
○Network There are two possible options SD-Card or
Software Update Network Software Update

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

The software update mechanism will be implemented in phases.

1) The first phase will implement a TQC software update with the same major version number; e.g.
software update from TQC V03.000.12 to TQC V03.001.01. By definition no data files will be changed.
2) From version 03.001.xx onwards it is possible to upgrade to a higher major version. So, from 03.001.xx
onwards it is possible to upgrade to version 04 or 05 or … In this case a data conversion tool is
activated during the software update process.

Software update package handling

The software package used for updating the TQC in the field will be the same package as used in the initial
software loading in the factory. The only difference is that for the factory the package filename does not contain
a version number and for the software update it does contain the version number.

When on the field TQC, the software package is being installed, only the files different from the already installed
version will be taken over. This will be done by comparing the version number inside the current component
against the version number of the component inside the software package. Components available in the update
package and not available in the field TQC will be taken over always.

To determine which Software update package to install below two locations will be investigated and the highest
version number will be presented as selectable:
1) The SD-Card: Used as portable memory stick. The directory on which to store the Software
Update package is /mnt/sdcard/home/TQC/Transfer.
2) The Ram memory: Used for network transfer of the SW Update package. The directory on
which to store the Software Update package is /home/TQC/Transfer.

The name of the Software Update package will have no Region indication incorporated. So the
package name will be: TQC_APP_<MM>_<mmm>_<tt>.gz. Where:
MM = Major Version Number
mmm = Minor Version Number
tt = Test Version Number

MID-Reminder: The above mechanism takes care that installing new software will not interfere with running
software since Linux loads/runs the components in memory; the components in the flash-disk are therefore free
for update.

Installing the software update package, HHT menus

1 Example of software update:

1. TQC runs V03.001.25.
2. Software update is requested via the HHT.
3. The TQC detects package versions V03.007.34 and V03.011.09; a list will be made with only the
highest version number (V03.011.09) as selectable item.
After the software update the TQC application is restarted to activate the new software.

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Software Update Software update
[ Current Version ]
V03.001.25 Current version
[ Select Version ] Version available for update, when no
V03.011.09 new version is available, system reports
“No New Software”
During update system reports “Installing
xx of xx Please Wait”
When software update is finished, system
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 reports “Installation Succesful Press a
Key to Restart”

Important note: After software update, TQC always need to be restarted when upgrading
to any V04 or 05 release.

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset
2 Software Update
3 Restore
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup
6 Meter Setup
7 Product Setup
8 System Access
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.3 Restore

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Restore Restore
[ Dispenser ID]
xxxxxxx
[ CPU ID ]
xxxxxxx
Restore List: x
Dispenser ID: this
CPU ID: this
Date: 01-01.2011
Time: 14:37
1 Restore
2 Restore Keep Total
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset
2 Software Update
3 Restore
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup
6 Meter Setup
7 Product Setup
8 System Access
↑↓ num, press OK1/1
4.5.4 System Setup
Infrared signal Battery Remark
System Setup System Setup
1 Date/Time Setup There are options to choose from:
2 Country Setup Date/Time Setup
3 Hydraulic Setup Country Setup
4 I/O COnfiguration Hydraulic Setup
I/O Configuration
When a cold start is done more options will be
available
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.4.1 Date/Time Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Date/Time Setup Date/Time Setup
Date: 2009.01.03 It only shows the Date and Time when
Time: 03:13:57 the setup was done. These parameters are
not changeable.
Date format yyyy.mm.dd
Time format: hh.mm.ss

Note: In order to change these

parameters, special attention will be
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 required and only authorized person will
be allowed to access it. A switch sealed
inside the dispenser will allow the user to
change these parameters only during cold
start.

4.5.4 System Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark
System Setup System Setup
1 Date/Time Setup
2 Country Setup
3 Hydraulic Setup
4 I/O COnfiguration

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Country Dependencies Country Setup
[ Region ] Region: Sets the region either Europe,
Europe China, India.
[ Country ] Country: Once the region is selected
NETHERLANDS then the countries will be displayed to
1 Rounding Type choose from.
2 Display Country Dependencies: When the
3 Pulser country is selected, then the parameters
4 Unit Setup assigned to that country will be
5 Volume Limit automatically filled up as default values
for that specific country.
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

4.5.4.2.1 Rounding Type

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Rounding Type Rounding Type
⊙1 The user can select 3 types of rounding
○5 For extra info about Rounding Type.
○10

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.4.2 Country Setup

Country Dependencies
[ Region ]
Europe
[ Country ]
NETHERLANDS
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK2/2

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Display Display
Comma Amount: 2 Comma Amount: digits displayed in the
Comma Volume: 2 amount to pay.
Comma Unit Price: 3 Comma Volume: digits displayed in the
Scaling Unitprice: 0 total liter tank.
[Comma Symbol] Comma Unit Price: digits displayed in
the product price.
○. ⊙ , Scaling Unit Price: This determines if
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 the unit will be displayed in liters, cent-
liter, etc.
[Comma Symbol]
Allows you to configure the display in
format as Comma or Dot. For example
1.44 or 1,44(comma)

4.5.4.2 Country Dependencies

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

4.5.4.3 Pulser
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Pulser Pulser
Normal Speed: 2 Normal Speed and High Speed are meant
High Speed:4 to define pulser hide value for 40 L per
Max Pulse Err: 3 minute or 80 L per minute respectively.
Idle Vol.: 20 The standard values are 2 and 4
respectively.
Max Pulse Err: The user can set the max
error allowed.
Idle Vol: 20cl before error “idle volume
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 detected” can be set between 0-50cl
( advice not to set below 20cl )

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

4.5.4.4 Unit Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Unit Setup Unit Setup
[Volume Unit] [Volume Unit]
⊙ Liter There are three possible options, Liter,
○US Gallon US Gallon or UK Gallon.
[Amount Unit]
○UK Gallon
There are two currencies possibilities
[Amount Unit] Euro and RMB ( China )
Euro [Temp. Unit]
[Temp. Unit] There two options. Celsius or Fahrenheit
⊙C
○F
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

4.5.4.2.5 Volume Limit

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Volume Limit Volume Limit
FIP: 1 For extra information about Volume
Prod Product: 1 Limit
Value: 900,00 FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs
Prod: Product “x” is a default product
name, once the name is defined
differently it will appear that way, i.e like
“Diesel”.
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Value: The maximum liters that can be
delivered during a delivery

4.5.4.2 Country Dependencies

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

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 4.5.4.2.6 Hose Expansion
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Hose Expansion Hose Expansion
FIP: 1 FIP: Selects one of the available FIPs
Prod Product: 1 Prod: Product “x” is a default product
Value: 8 name, once the name is defined
Time:300 msec differently it will appear that way, i.e like
“Diesel”.
Value
Range is Min 0 and Max 20 cl
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Time
Range is Min 0 and Max 1999 msec

4.5.4.2 Country Dependencies

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

4.5.4.2.7 Cents Overshoot

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Cents Overshoot Cents Overshoot
Digits to Mask :0 Digits to Mask: The digits that could be
Masking Timeout: 0 masked so that the customer could not
Max Mask Pulses: 0 see the difference.
Masking Timeout: the time that amount
is masked shown to the customer.
Max Mask Pulse: These are the pulses
not displayed for the customer
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.4.2 Country Dependencies

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

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Infrared signal Battery Remark
Preset Overshoot Preset Overshoot
Max Mask Pulses: 2 Max Mask Pulse: These are the pulses
Max Check Value: 3 not displayed for the customer
Max Check value:

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.4.2 Country Dependencies

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

4.5.4.2.9 Leak Detection

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Leak Detection Leak Detection
⊙ Disableddd
○ Enabled

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.4.2 Country Dependencies

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Country Dependencies Country Dependencies
1 Rounding Type
2 Display
3 Pulser
4 Unit Setup
5 Volume Limit
6 Hose Expansion
7 Cents Overshoot
8 Preset Overshoot
9 Leak Detection
10 Optional Function
↑↓ num, press OK

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 4.5.4.2.10 Optional Functions

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Optional Function Optional Function
Pulser: MPC_A1 Here all the pulsers will displayed with its
current settings. In order to modify the
[ Temp. Compensation]
Disabled or Enabled option. A switch in
⊙ Disabled ○Enabled the Main board TQC must be on (facing
[ E. Calibration] upwards) before entering to the Setup
⊙ Disabled ○Enabled menu .Otherwise parameters can not be
change.
[ Temp. Compensation]
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1 Two possible options
Disabled or Enabled
[ E-Calibration]
Two possible options
Disabled or Enabled

4.5.4 System Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

System Setup System Setup
1 Date/Time Setup
2 Country Setup
3 Hydraulic Setup
4 I/O Configuration

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.4.3.1 Hydraulic Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Hydraulic Setup Hydraulic Setup
[ Setup ID ] This selection is needed only when a cold-start with “calculator
Q510-5N2 defaults” must be done. When a cold-start with” factory defaults” is
FIP Setup performed, the correct hydraulic configuration is already available.
VHS Setup Setup_ID: Example how to change to “Q24-VNB.2X.VNA”
Press <√> to clear, press <#> to go into alphanumeric mode.
Press <7> 3X = “Q”, press <2> = “Q2”, press <4> (“Q24”)
Press <1> 2X = “Q24-“, press <8> 4X = “Q24-V”
Press <6> 3X = “Q24-VN”, press <2> 3X = “Q24-VNB”
Press <1> 3X = “Q24-VNB.”, press <2> = “Q24-VNB.2”
Press <9> 3X = “Q24-VNB.2X”, press <1> 3X = “Q24-VNB.2X.”
Also type “VNA” as above. Use <OK> to accept entrance
↑↓ press OK 1/1

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Infrared signal Battery Remark

Hydraulic Setup Hydraulic Setup
[ Setup ID ] Set number of products.
Q510-5N2
FIP Setup
VHS Setup

↑↓ press OK 1/1
4.5.4.3.2 FIP Setup
Infrared signal Battery Remark
FIP Setup FIP Setup
1 FIP 1
2 FIP 2

SEL to input 1/1

4.5.4.3.2.1 FIP Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

FIP 1 Setup FIP 1 Setup
Num of Prods: 5 Set number of products
Num of Disps: 1 Set number of display’s ( Satellite )
OIML Test Time: 10
[ Density Diplay ]
Enable Disable
Master display type
LCD664
LCD775
VGA
Left to Right
Right to Left
SEL to input 1/2

4.5.4.3 Hydraulic Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Hydraulic Setup Hydraulic Setup
[ Setup ID ]
Q510-5N2
FIP Setup
VHS Setup

↑↓ press OK 1/1

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 4.5.4.3.3 VHS Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

VHS Setup VHS Setup
[Max Flow Check]
30 * sec
[SHS 0 Flow Check]
60 * sec
[Meter No Run Check]
50 L/min

SEL to input 1/1

4.5.4 System Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark
System Setup System Setup
1 Date/Time Setup
2 Country Setup
3 Hydraulic Setup
4 I/O Configuration

↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.4.4 I/O Configuration

Infrared signal Battery Remark
IO Configuration IO Configuration
[ Nozzle Contacts ] [ Nozzle Contacts ]
⊙Close ○Open There are two type of nozzle switches possible:
Button Setup: 1 normally open or normally closed.
Button Setup:
Basic configuration for your input/output definitions.
This defines the function for each input/output.
( see TQC GPIO setup drawing 943757 for details )
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5 Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset The following menu is to set the counter delivered per
2 Software Update product
3 Restore
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup
6 Meter Setup
7 Display Setup
8 System Access
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

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 4.5.5 EMT Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

EMT Setup EMT Setup
⊙ Disabled Here it is possible to enable the possibility to activate
○ Enabled the counters displayed on the dispenser

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.5.1 EMT Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

EMT Setup EMT Setup
[ Assignment per]
Prod
Meter
[ Resolution]
1
0,1
0,01
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5 Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset
2 Software Update
3 Restore
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup
6 Meter Setup
7 Product Setup
8 System Access
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.6 Meter Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark
Meter Setup Meter Setup
Meter: 1 Shows the selected meter
[Meter Type] Meter:
TQM [Meter Type]
Max Flow Rate: 80 This is the identification of the meter.
Pulse Weight: 1 TQM
EC Factor: 1,0000 Max Flow rate: The maximum flow rate in the meter
selected
Pulse Weight: This is the volume of the type of meter
↑↓ num, press OK1/1 selected, for example 5cl or 8cl per pulse
EC Factor: Electronic compensation factor

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 4.5 Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset
2 Software Update
3 Restore
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup
6 Meter Setup
7 Product Setup
8 System Access
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.7 Product Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Prod Setup Product Setup
Prod: Product 1 Prod: Product Selects 1 to 8. Depending on
FuelType: Unleaded 95 configuration.
Density: 745 FuelType : It shows the name of the product chosen
Alpha: 0,001213 Density: It shows the product’s density
Alpha: It shows the product’s Alpha

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5 Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Setup
1 Reset
2 Software Update
3 Restore
4 System Setup
5 EMT Setup
6 Meter Setup
7 Product Setup
8 System Access
↑↓ num, press OK1/1

4.5.8 System Access

Infrared signal Battery Remark

System Access System Access
1 Level 5 PIN Code
2 Resume Def Code
3 Secu Level Setup
4 Setup Device

↑↓ num, press OK 1/1

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 4.5.8.1 Level 5 PIN Code

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Level 5 PIN Code Level 5 PIN Code
[ Enter New PIN] [Enter New Pin]
***** The PIN Code must be typed here
[ Re-Enter New PIN] [Re-Enter New Pin]
***** Confirm the new PIN code

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.8 System Access

Infrared signal Battery Remark

System Access System Access
1 Level 5 PIN Code
2 Resume Def Code
3 Secu Level Setup
4 Setup Device

↑↓ num, press OK 1/1

4.5.8.2 Resume Def Code

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Resume Def Code Resume Def Code
□Level 1 Level 1 to Level 4
□Level 2 This menu allows resetting the PIN codes
to their default values ("restore factory
□Level 3
settings").
□Level 4 Level x is related to the menu level
1 - Operation
2 - Management
3 - Maintenance
4 -Configuration
↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.8 System Access

Infrared signal Battery Remark
System Access System Access
1 Level 5 PIN Code
2 Resume Def Code
3 Secu Level Setup
4 Setup Device

↑↓ num, press OK 1/1

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 4.5.8.3 Secu Level Setup

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Secu Level Setup Secu Level Setup
[Via PIN SD] Not yet implemented
Maintenance ⊙ ○
Configuration ⊙ ○
Setup ⊙ ○

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

4.5.8 System Access

Infrared signal Battery Remark
System Access System Access
1 Level 5 PIN Code
2 Resume Def Code
3 Secu Level Setup
4 Setup Device

↑↓ num, press OK 1/1

4.5.8.4 Setup Device

Infrared signal Battery Remark

Setup Device Setup Device
⊙HHT There are two ways of setting the
○ Keypad dispenser. In Europe the default is the
Hand Held terminal(HHT) ,keypad is not
implemented

↑↓ SEL to input 1/1

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4.6 Quit
Infrared signal Battery Remark
Main Menu Quit
1 Operation It exits the main menu application on the Hand Held
2 Management Terminal
3 Maintenance When quitting the menu. In the LCD or VGA display
4 Configuration there would be a message saying that the system is
5 Setup getting back to operational mode. It takes about 5-7
6 Quit sec. When the switch Setup in the TQC hardware is
enabled (Facing upwards). then a message should be
displayed in this screen to disable it and then it will
↑↓ num, press OK1/1 get to operational status.

6 Quit

Infrared signal Battery Remark

OK: Configuration OK: Configuration.
F1:None When the option Quit was chosen. Then this window
F2:None popped up. This is the first screen shown when the
F3:None device is turned on
F4:None
F5:None
F6:None
F7:None
F8:None
Press Key 1/1

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