The information in this document is confidential and proprietary. No furth er disclosure thereof shall be made
without permission from Gasboy International LLC.
Gasboy International LLC believes that the information in this document is accurate and reliable. However,
we assume no responsibility for i ts use, nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties
resulting from its use. We reserve the right to make changes at any time without notice.
REVISION RECORD OF THIS DOCUMENT
Part No. Date PublishedSite Controller Release Levels
C35930April 12, 2001SC II Version 2.3 and above
CFN III Version 3.3 and above
C35930November 14, 2002SC II Version 2.3 and above
CFN III Version 3.3 and above
C35930March 7, 2003SC II Version 2.3 and above
CFN III Version 3.3 and above
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Site Controller II Related Publications
Site Controller - versions 2.3 and 3.3 and above
Part No.Title
C09212SC II Manager’s Manual, version 2.3
C01918SC II Installation Manual, version 2.3
C09213SC II Configur ation Manual, version 2 .3
C09159SC II Pocket Reference, version 2.3
C35920CFN3 Manager’s Manual for Windows NT, version 3.3
C09326CFN3 Configuration Manual for Windows NT, version 3.3
C35921CFN3 Pocket Reference
C09204Check Point Reference Manual
C35745Profit Point Clerk’s Manual
C35746Profit Point Reference Manual
C35923Point of Sale and Shift Change, version 003
The Gasboy Dial network, revision 001, will work only with the 2.3 or higher version of the Site
Controller II and version 3.3 or higher of the CFN III. This manual refers to software version
001 or greater. If you are connecting your site to the following Network Hosts for card
verification, use this manual for reference.
Some functions of this program are not available but have been included in this software and
manual release for reference only.
Specifically:
1.Instant-On does not function at this time. Pleas e ignore any ref erence to I nstant-On
in the software menus and in this manual.
2.D ebit Cards are not accepted.
3.Only specific credit cards and fleet cards are available. These are listed.
Cards accepted
The Gasboy Dial network currently accepts these credit cards:
AMEXMasterCard
DiscoverVISA
Fleet cards supported by the network interface:
Fleet 1PH & H
Gasboy Club CardVisa Fleet
Growmark Fuel24Voyager
MasterCard FleetWEX
Special cards supported by the network interface:
Quarles
Contact your Gasboy Sales Representative for updates.
In addition, new cards can be set up to be accepted by modifying a network card table. Contact
your bank representative for card information.
The Gasboy Dial software allows the VISA/MasterCard restriction on the credit card account
number printed on Island receipts to be set by running
printed instead of the complete number. All cards can be programmed to display all, none,
comply with the VISA/MasterCard restriction, or the domestic PH&H format (suppresses the
first 4 and last digits).
Note: If this is an NBS-Growmark configuration, the club card is called Fuel24, for a NBS
configuration, the club card is called Gasboy Club.
Bank Card transactions will obey the $50 Pay-at-the-Pump limit unless overridden by the
customer. Note: You must have permission from your network representative before setting the
limit above $50.
GASDIAL -C
. Only 4 digits will be
03/07/03Gasboy CFN Series
2Ga s boy Dial 001Credit & Debit Card Networks
Preparing for configuration
There are two basic configurations: Generic and NBS. Determine which one you will use before
beginning the configuration.
Before you configure, get the following information from your network representative:
• Your terminal type (GASBOY is the default).
• Your Merchant ID.
• For NBS bank hosts, the terminal type must not be sent (see Network
Parameters)
• Determine if DEBIT cards are to be accepted. (Not available)
• The phone number the modem dials to receive authorizations.
• The baud rate for the modem communications.
You will need a modem for connection to the Gasboy Dial network. This is in addition to a
dial-in (remote login) modem.
Determine the Site Controller port to be assigned to connect to the Gasboy Dial host, and
connect that port to a Hayes Compatible 1200 or 2400 baud modem or one that is 100%
compatible. (See the Hayes dial-out settings in the Site Controller II or CNF3 Manager’s Manual, Modem appendix)
Setting up your Site
WARNING!!! Before initializing Gasboy Dial, all previous transactions for any existing
network interface must be settled. Failure to do so may cause loss of transaction data.
Make sure your router tabl e has at leas t 180 8 (must be even nu mber) entri es. ( You can check
these settings - and make changes, if neces sary - at the prompt by running
the size of the router table, reboot the Site Controller after you exit from the table program.
The operating system will warn you if not enough space is available for the router table. If
that happens, make the transaction table smaller to make room for more router table space.
Run
GASDIAL -I
entered. The network data tables affected are the card parameters, instant-on pump tables and
product cross reference. They will need to be re-entered.
To initialize:
1.Run FIX TRANS;I.
2.Run TABLE, make sure the router table size is at least 1808.
3.Reboot.
4.Run GASDIAL -I to initialize the network parameters. At the prompt select
1-Generic, 2-NBS, or 3-NBS-Growma rk.
5.Run GASDIAL -E (or from the menu system, select Edit Network Parameters).
6.Select the main menu option, W. This will step you through all of the basic data
needed for the network.
7.For Dial-out, run
only needs to be done once. The parameters are s tored in the modem’s non-volatile
memory. This program only needs to be run again if you change modems used for
dial-out.
8.Reboot.
9.Run GASDIAL -C to set the card parameters.
10. If using special programmed cards, run GASDIAL -O.
11. Run GASDIAL -X to set the product cross references.
.) If you change
TABLE
to reset all router values to defaults by erasing whatever ch anges yo u h ave
MODEMS
to set up the modem type, baud and port. The setup
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