Gasboy Voyager Special Card Handler User Manual

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CFN Series

Gasboy Voyager

Special Card Handler

Islander II, V2.3 or above

SC3, V3.3 or above

Version 001

MDE-4410

(formerly C36071)

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Approvals

Gasboy International, Gree nsboro , is an I SO 9001:2 000 r egist ered fa cil ity. Underwriters Laboratories (UL):

UL File# Products listed with UL

MH4314

MH6418

MH7404 MH10581 Key con t ro l u n it , M od e l G K E- B S e ri e s

All dispensers and self-contained pumping units

Power operated Transfer Pump Models 25, 25C, 26, 27, 28, 72, 72S, 72SP, 72X, 73 and 1820

Hand operated Transfer Pump Models 1230 Series, 1243 Series, 1520 and 1720 Series

Card reader terminals, Models 1000, 1000P Site controller, Model 2000S CFN Series Data entry terminals, Model TPK-900 Series Fuel Point Reader System

New York City Fire Department (NYFD):

NYFD C of A # Produc t

4823 9100A, 9140A, 9152A, 9153A,

4997 9822A, 9823A 5046 9100Q, 9140Q, 9152Q, 9153Q,

9800A, 9840A, 9850A, 9852A, 9853A, 9140

9800Q, 9840Q, 9852Q, 9853Q

National Conference of Weights and Measures (NCWM) - Certificate of Compliance (CoC):

Gasboy pumps and dispensers are evaluated by NCWM under the National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP). NCWM has issued the following Certificates of Compliance (CoC):

CoC# Product Model # CoC# Product Model # CoC# Product Model #

95-179A2 Dispenser

95-136A5 Dispenser 9800 Series 91-057A3 Controller

9100 Retail Series, 8700 Series, 9700 Series

91-019A2 Dispenser

9100 Commercial Series

1000 Series FMS, 2000S-CFN Series

California Air Resources Board (CARB):

Executive Order # Product

G-70-52-AM Balance Vapor Recovery G-70-150-AE VaporVac

Patents

Gasboy products are manufactured or sold under one or more of the following US patents:

Dispensers

5,257,720

Point of Sale/Back Office Equipment

D335,673

Trademarks

Non-registered trademarks

Atlas™ Consola™ Infinity™

Registered trademarks

ASTRA

Fuel Point Gasboy Keytrol Slimline

Additional US and foreign trademarks pending.

Other brand or product names shown may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

Additional US and foreign patents pending.

This document is subject to change without notice. · For information regarding Gasboy Literature, call (336) 547-5661 E-mail: literature@gasboy.com · Internet: http://www.gasboy.com  2005 Gasboy International Inc. · All Rights Reserved

Table of Contents

1 – Introduction 1

Related Documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Overview 3

Club Card Details. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Setting up CFN for Voyager

System Setup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

2 – Configuration 9

Restriction/Acceptance Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

SYS_PAR Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

3 – Appendix: Trademark Information A-1

Club Functionality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Index Index-1

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This special card handler can locally authorize VoyagerSM fleet cards with ISO number 7088.

Cards Affected: Voyager

Note: This special card handler requir es an I sl ande r I I, CFN I II , or CFN III PLUS to operate.

Overview

All cards to be processed by the system are validated through the Voyager Special Card Handler and the system fleet package. If the ca rd is validated as a Voyager Card with ISO 7088, the card will be processed as a local Gasboy Club Card. The restriction and authorization codes are derived from the Voyager Card restrictions as displayed in the following table

Restriction Code (Note) Description

00 No prompts; no product restrictions 01 No prompts; fuel only 10 Prompt for ID; no product restrictions 11 Pr ompt fo r ID; fuel only 20 Prompt for odometer reading; no product restrictions 21 Prompt for odometer reading; fuel only 30 Prompt for ID and odometer reading; no product restrictions 31 Prompt for ID and odometer reading; fuel only

Note: See single-digit “Prompt Code” and single-digit “Fuel Restriction Code” in

Figure 1-1 for breakdown of two-digit Restriction Code.

Club Card Details

Voyager Card

Refer to the example shown in Figure 1-1 to review how the Voyager Card is created.

Figure 1-1: Breakdown of Sample Voyager Card Number

7088 86900826 8 00188 1 = 0909 31

Fuel Restriction Code 0 = no product restrictions 1 = fuel only

Prompt Code 0 = no prompts 1 = prompt for ID 2 = prompt for odometer reading 3 = prompt for ID and odometer reading

Expiration Date (MMYY) Check Sum Validation Digit (not used by card)

Vehicle Number

Check Sum Validation Digit (not used by card)

Card Account Number

ISO Number

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Voyager Club Card

The Voyager Club Card is derived from the Voyager Card above and its fields are shown in

Figure 1-2.

Figure 1-2: Breakdown of Sample Voyager Club Card Number

86900826 00188 001234 = 0909 0101

Restriction Code Price L evel Authorization Code

Limitation Code

Expiration Date (MMYY)

Manually Entered ID Number

Vehicle Number

Card Account Number It is located in the vygracct.dta file for valid accounts.

Setting up CFN for Voyager Club Functionality

The Voyager hander requires two specialized files. They must be located on the E: or F: drive for Islander II or on the R: drive for CFN III systems. The two files are voyager.dta and vygracct.dta and have very specific functionality, as described below. They are used in conjunction with the system’s positive and negative lockout files.

System Drives

Due to the size of the system lockout file and the possible large size of the negative voyager file, the amount of free space on the drives will be a consideration. The system lockout file will take around 125 KB of space. The voyager negative lockout file size will depend on the number of records entered in the file.

CFN III System

The lockout files reside on the NT hard drive. Please verify there is enough room to hold at least 125 KB of data on that drive. The R: drive will hold the two Voyager files. If the Voyager lockout file is to hold thousands of records, it would be wise to make sure there is at least 300 KB of free space.

Islander II System

The Islander II normally will come with one 2-MB PCMCIA card. It is very possible that a second card will be required to support the system and Voyager lockout files. The system lockout file will t ake 125 KB and must reside on the E: or F: dri v e. The Voyager Club lockout file could use up to 1 56 KB or more, depending on how the f ile is use d, and can reside on drive E: or F:. The first PCMCIA card is registered as drive E: and the second PCMCIA card is

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registered as drive F:. The vygracct.dta file must reside on drive E:. However, the vygracct.dta file will not consume very much space with the small number of records needed for the account numbers.

Files Required

File: vygracct.dta

If the vygracct .dta fil e does no t exist, a “Down try lat er” or “Card not accepted here” message will be reported. All Voyager Club cards will be validated against this file. For the system to accept the Voyager Club card, the file must cont ai n a valid 8-digit account number. Any cards with account numbers not found in the file will be rejected. In Figure 1-1, the card detail section contains the account number 86900826. The vygracct.dta must contain the same account number to validate the account. Any number of account numbers can exist in the file, one per line. However, the file is designed to provide the most efficient access to the highest volume of account numbers used first, by placing the highest volume account numbers at the top of the file, descending to the lowest volume used. Using the record command will generate the desired file. For an example of how to enter the data, do the following:

1 Type “record” and press Enter.

The record program will prompt for the file name.

2 Type the file name (vygracct.dta) preceded by the drive type followed by a colon then the

name of the file of vygrac ct.dta. For example if the drive letter is E, type e:vygracct.dta and press Enter.

The program will expect account data to be entered at this time.

3 Enter each account number (remember to press Enter after every account number).

4 After the last account number has been entered, enter a period “.” on a line by itself and press

the Enter key which will cause the record program to exit.

File: voyager.dta

The voyager.dta file is used as a special lockout file that can be used to provide a negative lockout of the card/entered information. If the information in the file matches the card/entered information, the card will be rejected. Depending on the system configuration, this file can be used to lockout card vehicle data or prompted hand-entered driver data. Using the previous card sample in Figure 1-1, if the voyager.dta file was set up to reject the encoded card ID and 000188 was loaded i nto the file, t he above c ard would h ave been r ejected . (Note t he extr a zero prefixing the encoded card ID. This is necessary to keep the record length to six characters.) On the other hand if the file were setup to reject a manually-entered ID of 001234, the card above would have been rejected.

File: System lockout

The system lockout file will be generated after the sys_par lockout is set up. The system lockout file can consume over 125 KB of disk space. After properly setting up the sys_par, make sure a reboot takes place before running lock card or unlock card.

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File: Card ID lockout

If the system lockout file is used for lo cking out card IDs , it will requi re over 125 KB of space. The lockout file must be setup for five digits with maximum number of 99999.

File: Entered ID lockout

If the system lockout file is used for locking out entered IDs, it will require over 125 KB of space. The lockout file must be set up for six digits with the maximum number of 999999.

System Setup

Basic File Rules

File: vygracct.dta

The vygracct.dta file is designed for a minimum amount of data. The premise for using this file is to hold a small number of account numbers assigned to the organization that is distributing the cards. Though this file does not have a restriction for the number of account numbers used, the number of accounts ente re d s hould not be over 100 o r it c an be possible the system will be slightly slower while checking the account numbers. If there are several account numbers to plac e in t his f ile, remember to p ut the hi ghest usage accoun t number a t the top if the volume is known. Account numbers do not need to be in numeric order. The vygracct.dta file will reside on drive E for the Islander II and on the R drive for Site Controller III.

File: voyager.dta

The voyager.dta file is to be in a binary sear ch order, meaning that the data must be in ascending sorted order. If there is a choice between placing a large amount of data in the voyager.dta file or to put the data in the system negative lockout file, use the system negative lockout file. The voyager.dta file is limited to 20,000 six-digit records. The voyager.dta file can reside on the E or F drives on Islander II and on drive the R for Site Controller III. If by accident there is a voyager.dta file on the E drive and another one on the F drive, the E drive file will be used. To avoid any confusion, there should only be one voyager.dta file on the system.

File: Card ID lockout

The voyager.dta file must contain six digits per record. If the voyager.dta file is used for the five-digit card ID, it is common practice to put a leading zero in the first digit. Therefore, the value would be from 000000 to 099999 to represent the range of all possible cards. The first digit is only a placeholder and is not tested; it can be any value. Though any digit can be placed in the first field, it would be wise to keep that digit the sa me for all card ID ranges.

Any DOS editor such as NOTES or Gasboy editor RECORD can be used to generate the f il e. Please remember to only set up the six-digit file for five useful digits using a common prefix.

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File: Entered ID lockout

If the voyager.dta file is used for manually-entered IDs, it must be setup for six digits. If this file is to represent entered IDs to be valid, it must include the possibility of all IDs which are to be rejected.

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2 – Configuration

Restriction/Acceptance Information

Use Table 1 to obtain the “result number” for the type of rest riction or acceptance des ired. The result number can be obtained by combining the desired type of test applied to the card from the intersection of the horizontal row and the vertical column. A shaded block at an intersection represents an action o r type of test that is invalid.

Table 1: Result Number

ID Prompt Entry Number Encoded Card ID Number To Reject To Accept To Reject To Accept

Encoded Card ID Number To Reject

ID Prompt Entry Number To Reject

ID Prompt Entry Number To Accept

Encoded Card ID Number To Reject

123

— 72—

Configuration

—

— 56

— — 8

The “result number” from Table 1 can be applied to Table 2 to find the system parameters needed to set up the system for the desired results. Please review the description of the result numbers in Table 3 for more details concerning the type of option selected.

CAUTION

After making any sys _par c hanges, the sys tem needs t o be r ebooted to pi ckup the new parameters.

Table 2: Required System Parameters

Result Number (from Table 1)

1 13 Encoded Card ID # ID Prompted Entry # 2 13 Encoded Card ID # 313 48 5 8 ID Prompted Entry # Encoded Card ID # 6 8 ID Prompted Entry # 78 813

Bit

voyager.dta Reject

Map

File

Negative lockout file contains:

— ID Prompted Entry # — ID Prompted Entry # — — Encoded Card ID # —

— Encoded Card ID # — — Encoded Card ID # — — ID Prompted Entry #

Positive lockout file contains:

—

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Configuration

Table 3: Result Number Notes

Result 1 The encoded card ID represents the 8th through the 12th digits of the Voyager card. The

voyager.dta file will require six digits per record. The first digit is not used and normally set to zero. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, six digits, on disk, max card 999999. Running “unlock card;a” will set up the negative lockout file, meaning any manually entered ID that matches a record in the file will result in the card's rejection.

Result 2 The encoded card ID represents the 8th through the 12th digits of the Voyager card. The

voyager.dta file will require six digits per record. The first digit is not used and normally set to zero. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, six digits, on disk, max card 999999. Running “lock card;a” will set up the positive lockout file, meaning any manually entered ID that matches a record in the file will allow the card to be accepted.

Result 3 The voyager.dta file exists but there are no records in the file

~ OR ~ the file contains six-digit records, which will never match the card ID. In effect, this method is only utilizing the system lockout file for manually prompted entries. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, six digits, on disk, max card 999999. Running “unlock card;a” will set up the negative lockout file, meaning any manually entered ID that matches a record in the file will result in the card's rejection.

Result 4 The voyager.dta file exists but there are no records in the file

~ OR ~ the file contains six-digit records, which will never match the card ID. In effect, this method is only utilizing the system lockout file for manually prompted entries. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, five digits, on disk, max card 99999. Running “lock card;a” will set up the positive lockout file, meaning any encoded card ID that matches a record in the file will allow the card to be accepted.

Result 5 The manually-entered ID represents the 14th through the 19th digits of the Club card format.

The voyager.dta file will require six digits per record. All digits of the voyager.dta file will be utilized. Load preceding zeros to fill in the extra digits. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, 5 digits, on disk, max card 99999. Running “unlock card;a” will set up the negative lockout file, meaning any encoded card ID that matches a record in the file will result in the card's rejection.

Result 6 The manually-entered ID represents the 14th through the 19th digits of the Club card format.

The voyager.dta file will require six digits per record. All digits of the voyager.dta file will be utilized. Load preceding zeros to fill in the extra digits. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, 5 digits, on disk, max card 99999. Running “lock card;a” will set up the positive lockout file, meaning any encoded card ID that matches a record in the file will allow the card to be accepted.

Result 7 The voyager.dta file exists but there are no records in the file

~ OR ~ the file contains six-digit records, which will never match a manually entered number. In effect this method is only utilizing the system lockout file for manually prompted entries. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, 5 digits, on disk, max card 99999. Running lock card;a will setup the positive lockout file, meaning any encoded card ID that matches a record in the file will allow the card to be accepted.

Result 8 The voyager.dta file exists but there are no records in the file

~ OR ~ the file contains six-digit records, which will never match a manually-entered number. In effect, this method is only utilizing the system lockout file for manually-prompted entries. The system lockout should be set to: Bit Mapped, 6 digits, on disk, max card 999999. Running “lock card;a” will setup the positive lockout file, meaning any manually entered ID that matches a record in the file will allow the card to be accepted.

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SYS_PAR Configuration

SYS_PAR Configuration Items for Voyager Club Card Control

Parameter Name

System ID Variable This can be set from four to six characters. Normally it is set

Lockout Bit mapped, 6 digits, on disk, max card 999999

Digits in System ID 4 - 6 Depends on the number of characters used in System ID Digits in Account # 19 Digits in Limitation Code 1 Digits in Authorization Code 1 Digits in Price Level 1 Digits in Restriction Code 1

Limitation Code Offset 0 Authorization Code Offset 1 Price Level Offset 2 Restriction Code Offset 3 CLUB Bit-mapped Account Offset 8 or 13 Depends on the type of validation to perform on the Voyager

Use remote verification none This is not used for the Voyager Club Card. Other cards may

Use local verification club This is required to check the Voyager Club Card. Check Mod 10 none This is not used for the Voyager Club Card. Other cards may

Check expiration date none This is not used for the Voyager Club Card. Review the

Lockout on local verification club This is required to test lockout condition of the Voyager Club

Use local verification club Check mod 10 none This is not used for the Voyager Club Card. Other cards may

Check expiration date none This is not used for the Voyager Club Card. Review the

Lockout on local verification club This is required to test lockout condition of the Voyager Club

Allow supervisor cards yes Voyager cards that require a manually entered ID are

Configuration

Value (Note) Comments

Page 1: System Parameters

to 7088 to indicate that the system is set up for Voyager Club Card.

Page 2: Club card format - field widths

Page 3: Club card formats - offsets

Club Card.

Page 4: Reader

require this value to be set. Review the appropriate manual for your configuration.

require this value to be set. Review the configuration manual for desired setting.

configuration manual for desired setting.

Card.

Page 5: Console

require this value to be set. Review the configuration manual for desired setting.

configuration manual for desired setting.

Card.

Page 11: Transaction Miscellany

considered supervisor cards.

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Configuration

Parameter Name

if you want the Driver number on a receipt, set:

Print manual # on receipt: yes Only set this value to “yes” if a driver number is to be printed

Text used on receipt for manual number:

Note: Parameters in bold must use the value shown.

Value (Note) Comments

Page 12 Receipt

on the receipt.

Driver # Not required if “Print manual # on receipt” (above) is set to

“no.”

Required TRFMT Parameters

The first three fields are required and must be setup specifically as described below. For report purposes if other non-card fields are needed, they can be added after the first three fields.

Field TRFMT Question Enter Comments

1 Before which field A If no fields exist, enter # which will put the information

Card account 2 Offset in card 0 Field width 8 Auto entry no Mask entry no Title Account # This identifies account number which is the first eight

2 Before which field B If there is no B, enter #.

Card account 2 Offset in card 8 Field width 5 Auto entry no Mask entry no Title Vehicle # Card ID commonly called the Vehicle #.

3 Before which field C If there is no C, enter #.

Card account 2 Offset in card 13 Field width 6 Auto entry no Mask entry yes Title Driver # This name is the name that appears on the display

at the first field.

digits of the Club Card number.

when manual entry is required.

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Configuration

Other Configurations

Reader

• The Auxiliary number prompt at the reader is no longer configured for a supervisor card. The TRFMT will define the prompt name and maximum number of digits that can be entered.

• The Odometer prompt should be “Enter Odometer #” with the number of digits se t to 6. The Odometer prompt step must come before the verify prompt and select pump step.

Console

The Auxiliary number prompt at the reader is no longer configured for a supervisor card. The TRFMT will define the prompt name and maximum number of digits that can be entered.

sys_par Receipt Configuration

If the odometer read ing is desired on the re cei pt , configure the odometer t o be printed and set the odometer message to “Odometer #.”

Gasboy Auth Codes

• Auth code 0 (zero) should be loaded with allowed fuels. If not, only merchandise will be allowed. Auth code 0, with Voyager Club Card, is to allow all products.

• Auth code 1 should be loaded with fuels only. The Voyager Club Card for Auth code 1 is for fuel only.

CFN III Characteristics

When a supervisor car d is use d insi de, prompt ing fo r a ma nuall y-ente red numbe r is don e from the POS keyboard and display. If a PIN pad is attached to the POS system, the odometer prompt will be displayed on the PIN pad display and the odometer number is entered on the PIN pad keypad. Prompting on the POS terminal for the manually-entered number is the standard method using a supervisor card.

Voyager Cards that request a manually-entered prompt are converted to a Gasboy Club supervisor card. All prompts wil l appear at the di spenser o r Island Card Reader (ICR), unli ke a sale from the POS terminal.

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Configuration

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Appendix: Trademark Information

3 – Appendix: Trademark Information

The following are service marks and trademarks of companies other than Gasboy.

• Amoco

• Buypass

• Citgo

• Comdata™ is a trademark of Comdata Network, Inc.

• FDR

• FINA

• Gilbarco

• PaymenTech™ is a trademark of PaymenTech, Inc.

• Sinclair

• Unitec

• VisaNet

• Voyager

• Wayne

is a registered trademark of Amoco Oil Company.

is a service mark of Buypass Inco Corporation.

is a registered trademark of Citgo Petroleum Corporation.

is a service mark of First Data Resources, Inc.

is a registered trademark of FinaMark, Inc.

is a registered trademark of Gilbarco Inc.

is a registered trademark of Sinclair Oil Corporation.

is a registered trademark of Unitec Inc.

is a service mark of Visa International Service Association.

is a service mark of U.S. Bancorp Licensing, Inc.

is a registered trademark of Dresser Industries, Inc.

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Appendix: Trademark Information

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Index

Numerics

7088 3

Card restrictions 3 CAUTION 9 CFN III Characteristics 13 Club Card Details 3 Configurations, Other

Console 13 Gasboy Auth Codes 13 Reader 13 Receipt Configuration 13

ISO 7088 3 ISO number 1 ISO number (System ID) 1, 3, 11

Index

Restriction Code 3 Result Number 9

Sample Voyager Card Number 3 Sample Voyager Club Card Number 4 System ID (ISO number) 1, 3, 11

Voyager Club Functiona lity

Basic File Rules 6 CFN III System 4 Files Required 5 Islander II System 4 System Drives 4

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© 2005 Gasboy International Inc. 7300 West Friendly Avenue • Post Office Box 22087 Greensboro, North Carolina 27420 Phone (336) 547-5000 • http://www.gasboy.com • Printed in the U.S.A. MDE-4410 Gasboy Vo yager Special Card Handler Ve rsion 001 · June 2005

Gasboy Voyager Special Card Handler User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 – Introduction

Related Documents

Site Controller - Versions 2.2+, 3.3, and 3.4 and higher

Credit and Debit Card Networks

Pump Interface

Remote Communications

Technical Publications

Card Encoding and Miscellaneous

Overview

Club Card Details

Voyager Card

Voyager Club Card

Setting up CFN for Voyager Club Functionality

System Drives

CFN III System

Islander II System

Files Required

System Setup

Basic File Rules

2 – Configuration

Restriction/Acceptance Information

SYS_PAR Configuration

SYS_PAR Configuration Items for Voyager Club Card Control

Required TRFMT Parameters

Other Configurations

CFN III Characteristics

3 – Appendix: Trademark Information

Index