This manual provides inst ructi on for inst alli ng Transmitter /Recei ver In Dis penser (TRIND™)
T exas Instrument s Registration and Ident ification (TIRIS™) Retrofit Kits C0001 1-010-XXXX
in The Advantage
monochrome CRIND™ device, or single-line CRIND device.
The TRIND option allows customers to automatically authorize CRIND-equipped units, using
either a hand-held or auto-mount ed transp onder provided by a major oil company (MOC). Use
these kits for one- or two-sided units. Kits are customer specific, depending on unit type,
number of sides, and MOC.
TRIND™ TIRIS™
Retrofit Kits C00011-010-XXXX
Installation Manual
August 2001
®
Series and MPD®-3 Multi-Pr oduct Dispen ser with InfoSc reen®,
ry
MDE-4063
Retrofit Kits C00011-010-XXXX are configured according to specific unit requirements.
Prerequisites
Before installing any TRIND kit, ensure that the existing CRIND device cont ains the
following.
• Z-180 logic board and software (T17764-XX), which is not configured in TRIND retrofit
kit. Refer to MDE-2628, Cash Acceptor Retrofit Assemblies for The Advantage Series.
• Plastic options doors for single-line/cash acceptor InfoScreen/cash acceptor and
monochrome/cash acceptor
Important Notice
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if
not installed and used in accordance with the instruction m anual, may cause harmful
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interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is
likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
manufacturer could void the user ’s authority to operate this equipment.
Before installing the equipment, the installer must read, understand, and follow:
• this manual
• NFPA 30A, The Automotive and Marine Service Stat ion Code
• NFPA 70, The National Electric Code
• applicable federal, state and local codes and regulations
• ASC TRIND Technology Update on page 20
Failure to do so may adversely effect the safe use and operation of the equipment.
Note: These kits must be installed by a Marconi ASC (Authorized Service Contractor)
Related Documents
ManualDescription
MDE-2531Pump and Dispenser Start-Up and Service Manual
MDE-2562CRIND Service Manual
MDE-2628Cash Acceptor Retrofit Assemblies for The Advantage Series
MDE-2620Graphics Panel Application for The Advantage Series
MDE-3640Authorized Service Contractor (ASC) TRIND Installation Tool Kit
MDE-3664TRIND Start-Up and Service Manual
PT-1728The Advantage Series Illustrated Parts Manual
PT-1736CRIND Card Reader Illustrated Parts Manual
PT-1810MPD Series Illustrated Parts Manual
Kits C00011-002-NF_S and C00011-002-NF_D kits for The Advantage Series 36" (narrow
frame) single-sided (NF_S) and double-sided (NF_D) units contain the following*:
DescriptionPart NumberQuantity NF_SQuantity NF_D
antenna assemblyT20231-G112
bracket, antenna T20211-0312
cable clamp, grayQ13558-041010
cable groupQ13863-06 (note 1)11
card cage assemblyT20606-G211
cover, top T20215-0111
decal, ULN23951-0611
door assembly T 20614-G 112
grommet, edgeQ10315-061 ft.1 ft.
grommet, heat shrinkable Q13570-0111
jump jackQ11011-0199
label, UL certificationN23957-G211
nameplate, FCC labelN23949-0911
screw, sems, 6-32 x 3/8Q12083-1311
sealant, siliconeEND 15761 tube1 tube
software, CRIND Bios TRINDK93744-XX(note 2)(note 2)
standoffs, circuit boardQ10651-1644
tie wrapQ10178-0144
transmitter, dummy load R20526-G11
washer, flatN16599-4811
Notes:
1. See “Cable Group Q13863-06” on page 6.
2. Order entry item.
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Cable Group Q13863-06
Cable group Q13863-06 for all The Advantage Series units contains the following parts:
DescriptionPart NumberQuantity
cable, AC PowerR20580-G11
cable, antenna (hi and low freq)M00878A0021
cable, light/microreaderR20773-G22
cable, TRIND to CRINDR20437-G011
C00011-00 2-MPDS Kit s for single-sided units and C00011- 002- MPDD Kit s f or do ubl e- sided
units with PMI bezels and slide-in faceplates contain the foll owing*.:
DescriptionPart NumberQuantity MPDSQuantity MPDD
antenna assemblyT20231-G112
bezel assemblyT20616-G112
bracket, antenna T20211-0312
cable assembly (J203/J806)R18163-G1 (notes 1 and 2)11
cable clamp, grayQ13558-041010
cable group (see note 2)Q13863-07 (note 2)11
card cage assemblyT20606-G211
cover, topT20214-0111
decal, ULN23951-0611
grommet, edgeQ10315-061 ft.1 ft.
jump jackQ11011-0199
label, UL certificationN23957-G211
manager keypad assemblyT1754911
nameplate, FCC labelN23949-0911
screw, sems, 6-32 x 3/8Q12083-1311
sealant, siliconeEND 15761 tube1 tube
software, CRIND Bios TRINDK93744-XX(note 3)(note 3)
standoffs, circuit boardQ10651-1644
tie wrapQ10178-0144
washer, flatN16599-4811
Notes:
1. For Manager Keypad connection.
2. For detail refer to “Cable Group Q13863-07” on page 8.
C00011-002-MPBS Kits for single-sided units and C00011-002-MPBD Kits for double-sided
units with Mack bezels and bolt-on faceplates contain the following*:
co-axial cable toolQ13628-011
field strength sensorQ13626-011
test tag, TI/RFIDcar mountQ13630-011
test tag, TI/RFID hand heldQ13630-021
threaded rod, 3/8-16 x 4"N23880-014
tuning tool, plastic tippedQ13631-011
This section introduces the hazards and safety precautions associated with installing,
inspecting, maintaining or servicing this product. Before performing any task on this product,
read this safety information and the applicable sections in this manual, where additional
hazards and safety precau tions for your task will be found. Fire, explosion, electri cal shoc k or
pressure release could occur and cause death or serious injury if these safe service procedures
are not followed.
Preliminary Precau tio n s
You are working in a potentially danger ous environment of flammable fuels, vapors, and high
voltage or pressures. Only trained or authorized individuals knowledgeable in the rela ted
procedures should install, inspect, maintain or service this equipment.
The first and most important information you must know is how to stop all fuel flow to the
pump and island.
Emergency Total Electrical Shut-Off
Locate the switch or ci rcuit breakers that shut-off all power to all fueling equipment,
dispensing devices, and submerged turbine pumps (STPs). These you must operate in the
event of an emergency.
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WARNING
The EMERGENCY STOP, ALL STOP, and PUMP STO P buttons at the cashier’s
station WILL NOT shut off electrical power to the pump/dispenser.
This means that even if you activate these stops, fuel may continue to flow
uncontrolled.
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You must use the TOTAL ELECTRICAL SHUT-OFF in the case of an
emergency and not only these cashier station “stops.”
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Total Electrical Shut-Off Before Access
Any procedure requiring access to electrical components or the electronics of the dispenser
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requires total electrical shut-off of that unit.
NFPA 30A, Section 4-1.2, published by the National Fire Protection Association, requires the
installation o f a n ea sily accessible switch or circuit bre aker to shut-off the power to all fueling
equipment, dispensing de vic es and ST Ps in th e event of an emergency. Know the func tion a nd
location of this switc h or circuit brea ker before inspe cting, instal ling, mainta ining, or servic ing
Marconi equipment.
Any procedures requiring accessing the pump/dispenser or STPs requires the following three
actions:
•An evacuation of all unauthorized persons and vehicles
•Using safety tape or cones as barricades to the effected units
•A total electrical shut-off of that unit
Read the Manual
Read, understand and foll ow this manual and any other labels or related materials supplied
with this equipment. If you do not under st and a pro cedure, call a Marconi Authorized Service
Contractor or call the Marconi Call Center at 1-800-800-7498. It is imperative to your safety
and the safety of others to understand the procedures before beginning work.
Follow the Regulations
There is ap plicable information in: N FPA 30A: Automotive and Marine Service Code; NFPA
70: National Electrical Code (NEC); OSHA regulations; and federal, state, and local codes
which must be followed. Failure to install, inspect, maintain or service this equipment in
accordance with these codes, regulations and standards may lead to legal citations with
penalties or affect the safe use and operation of the equipment.
Safety Symbols and Warning Words
This section provides important information about warning symbols and boxes.
Alert Symbol
This safety alert sym bol is used in this manual and on warning labels to alert you to
a precaution which must be follo wed to pre ven t poten tial person al saf ety haz ard s. Obey saf ety
directives that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
These signal words used in this manual and on warning labels tell you the seriousness of
particular safety hazards. The precautions that follow must be followed to prevent deat h,
injury or damage to the equipment.
This signal word is used to alert you to a hazard or unsafe practice which will result in
death or serious injury.
This alerts you to a hazard or unsafe practice that could res ult in death or serious injury.
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This signal word d esign ates a h azard or unsa fe prac tice whi ch may res ult in minor injury.
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DANGER
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WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
When used by itself, CAUTIO N designate s a hazard or unsafe p ractice wh ich may re sult in
property or equipment damage.
Prevent Explosions and Fires
Fuels and their vapors will become explosive if ignited. Spilled or leaking fuels cause vapors.
Even filling customer tanks will cause explosive vapors in the vicinity of dispenser or island.
No Open Flames
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Open flames from matches, lighters, welding torches or other sources can ignite
fuels and their vapors.
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No Sparks - No Smoking
Sparks from starting vehicles, starting or using power tools, burning cigarettes,
cigars or pipes can also ignite fuels and their vapors. Sta tic electricity, including an
electrostatic charge on your body, can cause a spark sufficient to ignite fuels and their vapors.
After getting out of a vehicle, touch the metal of your vehicle to discharge any electrostatic
charge before you approach the dispenser island.
Dispensing devices use high voltage. A potential shock hazard exists when working on or
around a dispensing device.
Follow OSHA lock-out and tag-out procedures.
Always turn OFF power to the dispensing device and associated submerged turbine pumps
(STPs) when servicing or making electrical wiring connections. Multiple disconnects may be
required.
WARNING
!
The EMERGENCY STOP, ALL STOP, and PUMP STOP buttons at the
cashier’s station WILL NOT shut off electrical power to the pump/dispenser.
This means that even if you activate these stops, fuel may continue to flow
uncontrolled.
You must use the TOTAL ELECTRICAL SHUT-OFF in the case of an
emergency and not only these cashier station “stops.”
Important Safety Information
Close Junction Boxes Tightly
Spilled or leaking fuels in the vicinity of electrical junction boxes can be hazardous if boxes
are not properly c losed. Replace all bolts and tighten junction box cover before turning on AC
power. Do not use gaskets on junction box covers.
Field Wiring
Poorly wired pumps or dispensers could cause a fire, explosion or electrical shock. Place all
power and lighting wire s in thre aded, ri gid met al condu its. Pl ug all unused jun ction b ox hole s.
Never use knockout boxes or flexible conduit. Tighten all threaded connections and covers.
Do not use gaskets wit h junction box covers . Do not disturb sealing c ompound around wi res at
junction box entrances. Use factory method of routing wires. Use tie wraps to keep unruly
wires away from pinch point and hinges. Tuck wires into enclosure before closing doors,
bezels, junction boxes, covers and breaker panels. Follow wiring recommendations in
installation or service manuals.
Preliminary
Proper Grounding is Required
Proper grounding is required for safe operation. See installation manual and applicable NEC,
NFPA and local electrical codes for requirements.
Avoid Pinched Wires
Pinched or cut wires (cabl es) may damage components. Ex posed wires could create sparks and
electrical shorts when applying power.
Working on hydraulic systems can result in leakage of fuel that may also be under pressure.
Turn off all circuit breakers for unit being worked on, all dispensers using the same
grades of fuel, and all associated STPs.
Do not allow unauthorized or untrained individuals to service hydraulic equipment.
Shear valves, require d by NFPA 30A, are int en ded t o s hut -off the flow of fuel at the dispenser
base (hydraulics area ) during vehicl e impact or fir es. A single-poppe t shear valve pr events fuel
from flowing from the underground tank. A double-poppet shear valve prevents fuel from
flowing from the underground tank and from the dispenser.
Protect Your Eyes
Spraying fuel from res idual pressure in lines can cause ser iou s ey e i njuries. Always
wear eye protection. Gasoline spilled in eyes may cause burns to eye tissue. Rinse eyes with
water for approximately 15 minutes. Seek medical advice immediately. It is not necessary to
wear eye protection unless performing hydraulic service.
React Quickly to Fuel Spills, Fir es or Vehicle Impact
Follow these steps in the event of a fuel spill, fire, or vehicle impact.
1 Use station EMERGENCY TOTAL ELECTRICAL SHUT-OFF immediately. Turn off all
system circuit breakers to the island.
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The EMERGENCY STOP, ALL STOP, and PUMP ST OP buttons a t the cashier’s
station WILL NOT shut off electrical power to the pump/dispenser.
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This means that even if you activate these stops, fuel may continue to flow
uncontrolled.
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You must use the TOTAL ELECTRICAL SHUT-OFF in the case of an
emergency and not only these cashier station “stops.”
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2 Call emergency numbers for fires, vehicle impact or any significant spills.
3Use safety tape, cones or barricades t o block the wor k area . Do not go ne ar fu el spi ll
4Take precautions to avoid igniting fuel . Do not allow
starting of vehicles in the area and immediately stop use of open flames, smoking or power
tools in the area.
5 Provide emergency and first aid assistance.
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WARNING
If any gasoline has been inhaled, seek emergency help immediately.
Inhaled gasoline may cause unconsciousness and burns to lips, mouth and lungs.
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WARNING
Gasoline spilled on skin may cause burns.
Wash area thoroughly with clean water.
Seek medical advice immediately.
6 Use approved and safe procedures to clean up all spills with a “fuel or gasoline absorbent”
material approved b y your local r egulator y agenci es. (Dispo se of fu el an d hazardo us absorbe nt
material promptly and according to the requirements of the fire department, local EPA, and
federal, state or local resources.)
Refer to phone book for emergency phone numbers. If needed, follow first aid instructions as
outlined in American Red Cross Standard First Aid manuals.
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WARNING
Gasoline ingested may cause unconsciousness and burns to
internal organs.
Do not induce vomiting.
Keep airway open.
Oxygen may be needed at scene.
Seek medical advice immediately.
Gasoline
Ingestion
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WARNING
Gasoline inhale d may c ause unc onsciou sness a nd burns to lip s,
mouth and lungs.
Keep airway open.
Seek medical advice immediately.
Gasoline Vapor
Inhalation
WARNING
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Gasoline In
Eyes
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Gasoline On
Skin
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Gasoline spilled in eyes may cause burns to eye tissue.
Irrigate eyes with water for approximately 15 minutes.
Seek medical advice immediately
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Gasoline spilled on sk in ma y caus e burn s.
Wash area thoroughly with clear/water.
Seek medical advice immediately.
Several types of warning labels appear on Marconi products to inform and remind users of
important safety information. Read, understand and follow these warnings.
Sample Warning Label
The following labels are typical of those you may find on Marconi’s products:
Important Safety Information
Working Alone
It is highly recommended th at someone who is capabl e of render ing fi rst aid be present during
servicing. Be f amili ar with Car diopulmonar y Resusc itat ion ( CPR) met hods i f yo u are worki ng
with or around high voltages. This information is available from the American Red Cross.
Always advise the st ation perso nnel a bout whe re you will be wor kin g, and c autio n them not to
activate power while you are working on the equipment. Use the OSHA tag out and lock out
procedures discussed later in this section.
Contacting Emergency Personnel
Keep the following emergency phone numbers at hand.
Ambulance:_____________________________________
Fire:___________________________________________
Preliminary
Police:_________________________________________
Poison Control Center:____________________________
Compile the following information for emergency personnel:
• Location of accident (e.g. address, front/back of building, etc.)
• Nature of accident (e.g. possible heart attack, run over by car, burns, etc.)
• Age of victim (e.g. baby, teenager, middle-age, elderly)
• Whether or not victim has received first aid (e.g. stopped bleeding by pressure, etc.)
• Whether or not victim has vomited (e.g. if swallowed or inhaled something, etc.)
IMPORTANT: Oxygen may be needed at scene if gasoline has been ingested or inhaled. Seek
medical advice immediately.
Other Useful Safety Information
This subsection provides additional safety information.
OSHA Lock-Out and Tag-Out Requirements
OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910-147 Control of Hazard ous Energy Sour ces (Lock-Out/ T ag-Out )
covers ways to avoid personal injury because power was turned on or fuel pressure was
applied unexpectedly while servicing equipme nt. The rule requires:
(1) Turning off equipment power and fuel under pressure.
(2) Use of a locking device (breaker, valve, etc.) or label device with a warning tag.
Station employees and service contractors need to understand and comply with this program
completely to ensure sa fety while th e equipment is down.
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Breakaways
Required by NFPA 30A, breakaways are emergency devices designed to retain liquid on both
sides of the breakaway point installed on each hose. Refer to manufacturer’s instructions for
proper installation.
Collection of Fuel in Approved Containers
NFPA 30A, Section 2, requir es us e of approved containers to collec t, t ra nsport, and dispose of
fuel. Containers must be specifically designed and labeled for handling hazardous fuels.
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Read Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
Before working with any chemicals or fuels in and around a dispensing facility, read the
MSDS pertaining to those chemicals as prescribed in the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1200. Refer to the supplier’s literature.
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Replacement Parts
Use only genuine Marconi replacement parts and retrofit kits on your pump/dispenser. Using
parts other than genuine Marconi replacem ent parts could create a safety hazard and violate
local regulations.
Note: AUTHORIZED SERVICE CONTRACTORS READ THIS SECTION BEFORE
PROCEEDING WITH INSTALLATION
The TRIND system utilizes technology and devices not commonly used in the industry. Read
the following carefully to familiarize yourself with relatively unique aspects of TRIND
systems and prevent field problems.
RF Tr ansmission and Antennas
Located in the TRIND card ca ge is a trans mit ter pr inte d circ uit boa rd (PCB). The RF a ntenna s
are connected to this board during installation.
Applying power to the card cage with either antenna disconne ct ed will result i n da mage to the
transmitter PCB.
• The transmitter PCB may be burned up immediately, or its effective life shortened
drastically.
• The PCB may perform properly at i nstalla tion, but wil l require pr emature fi eld servi ce at a
later date.
For single-sided units, a ‘dummy load’ connector R20526-G1 is provided for unused ‘B’ side
of the PCB.
Note: Power must never be ap plied to the car d cage withou t a load, e ither ant ennas or d ummy
load connector.
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Coaxial Cable
Coaxial antenna cables in cable harness M00878A002 used for TRIND systems are more
flexible and smaller diameter than more familiar coaxial cable, such as that used for cable
television. However, all coaxial cables share this feature:
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Too severe a turn or bend in the cable will break the center (solid) wire.
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This can result in a seemingly good but in actuality intermittent signal. It may also result in
what appears to be proper pe rforma nce at inst allati on that is fol lowed by premat ure fail ure and
field service. Replacing damaged cable in the field is an extensive task.
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In addition, a damaged cable will cause a situation where the transmitter PCB is powered
without load, and damage the PCB.
Note: Tu rns or ben ds in coaxial cables must be gr adual lo ops, no sharper than a 1" radi us (2"
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
Important Preinstallation Instruction.
Before beginning, read “Important Safety Information” on page 10 and “ASC TRIND
Technology Update” on page 20.
For MPD-3 Series, go to “Installation Instru ctions For MPD-3 Units” on page 38.
Removing Mobil Logo Display Cabinet
Use these procedures for dispensers with Mobil lighted logo display cabinets only. For units
without logo display cabinet (blue hat), proceed to ‘Preparing for Installation’ on page 22.
1 Remove framed logo faceplates from both long sides of display cabinet by removing six
screws per side. See Figure 1. Save screws and logo faceplates for reassembly.
Figure 1:
Removing logo display cabinet
With logo faceplate
With logo faceplate removed
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Side cladding
fastened to
outside sheathing
8-2
Faceplate screws,
total of 6
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Fastener assemblies
securing cladding to
display cabinet,
quantity of 8 each
Bolts and washers
securing logo display
cabinet to top of unit,
quantity of 4 each
Preliminary
2 Remove cover from electrical connection box in display cabinet and disconnect wires. Save
cover, screws and wire connectors for reassembly.
3 Remove locking nut and washer from conduit nipple in display cabinet. Save nut and washer
for reassembly.
4 Disconnect side clad ding on b oth sides from ligh t box by remov ing eight sets (f our per si de) of
bolts, flat washers, lock washers, neoprene washers and cage nuts. Dispose of removed
hardware.
For all units without stop or call button on right opt i ons door, go to ‘Re-installing Door Alarm
Switches’ on page 28, if unit h as door al arm. If uni t does not have doo r alarm, go to “Installing
Right Options Door” on page 28.
For 48" units with stop or call buttons previously installed, perform the
following steps.
Remove all hardware from new right options door according to the following steps and save
all parts for reassembly.
• Remove two screws mounting door shield on rear of door.
• Disconnect cable R20522-G2 from light/microreader printed circuit board (PCB) by
disconnecting J181 on cable from P181 on board.
• Remove Light/Microreader PCB.
• Remove screws and antenna board.
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
Reinstalling Door Al arm Sw it ch es
For units with cash acceptors, follow these steps to reinstal l door alarm assemblies on TRIND
right option doors. Refer to diagram on this page for more information. Perform each step for
both ‘A’ and ‘B’ side right option doors. If unit does not have door alarm, go to ‘Installing
Right Option Door’ on page 28.
1 Reinstall C-clips removed from old right side option doors.
2 Install door alarm assembly to door alarm assembly bracket with screw previously removed.
3 Attach door alarm assembly bracket to display board with screw previously removed.
Note: Replace the piece of fiberboard between door alarm bracket assembly and display
board.
4 Be sure magnet does not touch door alarm door bracket. Slightly move door alarm door
bracket away, if necessary.
Back View of 36" Unit
Option Door s
Door alarm
assembly bracket
5 Reinstall all new right options door TRIND hardware by reversing procedures in Step 1 of
Back View of 48" Unit
Option Doors
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“Modifying Right Options Door” on page 25.
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Right option door
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C-clip
Left option door
Door alarm door bracket
Installing Right Options Door
Install new TRIND/TIRIS right options door (one per side for two-sided units), using pin(s)
removed and saved in Step 7 on page 23.
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
Installing Transmitter Cables
M00878A002 Cable Assembly
PB
P2B
P2A
PA
P1B
P3B
P3A
P1A
Before proceeding be sure to be able to easily identify A and B side cable ends. Electric tape,
wire numbers or other suitable device may be used.
Note: Sharp bends in antenna cables will caus e damage . All cable tur ns must be in loo ps and
gradual. Refer to “ASC TRIND Technology Update” on page 20.
1 Feed P1A/B and /P3A/B en ds of cable h arness M0087 8A002 up thr ough bulkhe ad grommet in
main cabinet.
2 Be sure that there is sufficient length (24") of M00878A002 harness remaining in electrical
cabinet to reach connection points on card cage. Cables must be routed through underside of
card cage to connection point s on ‘B’ side. See “Card Cage Assembly T20606-G2” on pag e 62
for connection points.
3 Lay cable harness fl at acr oss top of ma in cabi net , t hrou gh gus set opening to column as shown.
Routing cables to
main cabinet
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secured with
electrical
tape
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Cables fed through gusset
opening to column and up
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4 Use electrical tape to secure cable harness flat to top of cabinet and in gusset opening. See
illustration above.
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5 Route cables from top of main cabinet up along inside of column, keeping cables flat and
parallel.
6 Loop cable harness 3" down into spac e between column and main cabi net and back up again to
allow for reinstallation of inside sheathing.
Note: Turn in cables must be gradual, not sharp, to prevent damage to cables.
7 Feed cables up through knockout openings in unit top cover.
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
Pull Out CRIND Tray
For these units utilize round 2-3/4" hole in printer shelf bottom, used for printer cable. Use
cable clamps to secure cables to underside of printer shelf.
Pull Out
CRIND Tray
Cable Routing Along Option and Main Doors
When routing door cable s to ca rd c age, l eav e exce ss ca ble on door, routing cable aro und ed ges
of printed circuit board.
Note: It is critical that door cables do not get crimped or pulled when either options door or
main door are opened or closed. Be sure that door cables are secured such that they
cannot be caught in ma in door. when door is cl osed, and alwa ys clo se main d oor bef ore
options door.
Printer shelf with
2-3/4" round hole
Pull out CRIND
electronics tray
1 Remove option door shield
2 Connect J182 connectors on R20773-G2 cables to P182 on Light/Microreader PCB for each
side right options door.
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and cable route
Indicator light
PCB T20601
Hole to secure cable with tie wrap
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Hole to secure cable
with tie wrap
Preliminary
R20773-G2 cable
3 Loosely secure cables using tie wrap Q10178-01 and hole on indicator light printed circuit
board.
4 Leaving sufficient cable to reach connection points on card cage, use clamps to secure cables
to underside of lighting frame. Be sure clamps are secured to non-removable part of frame, so
access is maintained for lighting service.
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
5 Ensure that option door opens and closes freely without stressing or crimping cables, use tie
wrap Q10178-01 to loosely secure cables to small fixed tab at end of light frame, forcing
cables between light frame and door gasket.
R20773-G2 Cable routing on
option door
Loosely secure
cables to tab on
light frame with
tie wrap
Attach clamps and
cables to underside
of panel light frame
6 Secure J1/J2 end of each R20773-G2 cable to existing cable clamp (for door cabling) just
inside main cabinet, allowing enough slack for main door to open and close freely without
pulling on or crimping cable. See illustrations below and on next page.
Installation Instructions For The Advantage Series Units
T20662-G2 Cable Routing In Main Cabinet
Card Cage cable harness T20662- G2 contai ns two cab les wit h conn ectors P1 and P2. P1 for A
Side is shorter of the t wo. Eac h cable is desi gned to ext ended to the poin t where t he main doo r
and electronics cabinet are hinged. Feed cables through 2-3/4" round hole in printer shelf.
A Side
Viewed from above
A Side
J182/P182
door cable
clamp
R20773-G2 cable
Stress or
crimping
point for
cables
B Side
T20662-G2
cable routing
from card
cage under
printer shelf
Use clamps
to secure
cables to
underside of
shelf
2-3/4"
round hole
for printer
cable
Use clamps to
secure cables to
underside of
shelf
Go to “Preparing Antenna Cable Connections” on page 49.
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kit cable clamps
P2/J2
R20773-G2 cable
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T20262-G2
cable fed
under shelf
through
grommeted
2 3/4’’ hole
Before proceeding be sure yo u can easily identify A and B side cable ends. Electric tape, wire
numbers or other suitable device may be used as needed.
Note: Sharp bends in antenna cables will caus e damage . All cable tur ns must be in loo ps and
Routing M00878A002 cable
harness to main cabinet
Harness fed
up through
hole
enlarged
using
knockout
M00878A002 Cable Assembly
gradual. Refer to “ASC TRIND Technology Update” on page 20.
M00878 cable assembly splitting
inside upper housing to exit
through two knockouts
Cable harness
cable connections for upper housing
P1B
P3B
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P3A
P1A
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Harness looped
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1 Feed cable ends PA/B and P2A/B (see illustration above) down from upper piping housing
into left column seen from ‘A’ side. Leave a minimum of 12'' of cable in upper housing.
2 Feed cables down between piping brackets and inside column.
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3 There are several holes in column above or below main cabinet level, approximately 7/16" in
diameter. Locate hole that provides acce ss fo r u sing k nockout and i s most close ly al igned with
bottom of cabinet, and open hole to 7/8" diameter or larger.
Note: Various units have different holes and configurations. Any hole on column, square,
rectan gular or r ou nd, of suf fici ent size or made s o with knoc kout ca n be used fo r cable s.
4 Use rounded file or deburring tool to round edges of hole. Cover edges of hole with electric
tape.
5 Loop cables below hole and back up through hole and out of column.
MPD-3 units have two types of faceplates; slide-in (PMI bezel) and bolt-on (Mack bezel).
Follow directions for the type of faceplate and bezel that applies.
For units with slide-in faceplates on PMI bezels, do the following:
1 Release right side fa ceplate using keyswitch.
2 Open manager keypad door and remove single screw.
Removing faceplate
3 Gently force face plate up, and s lide t ip of k nife o r fla t blad e sc rewdri ver und er bo ttom ed ge of
faceplate.
4 Pry bottom of faceplate away from unit, until faceplate can be removed from unit.
Screw
5 Dispose of faceplate.
For units with bolt-on faceplates on Mack bezels, do the following:
1 Open bezel door and lift until door is latched open.
2 Disconnect cable between manager keypad and logic board on bezel door, and discard cable.
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3 Locate six sets of nuts and washers on studs securing faceplate to bezel door, and remove
hardware.
Note: This may re quire removing mounting hardware from price per unit (PPU) and CRIND
logic boards to gain access.
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Faceplate stud
locations on
Mack bezels
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Stud locations behind faceplate
4 Remove 6 sets of nuts and washers from faceplate studs and remove faceplate. Dispose of
hardware and faceplate.
5 With putty knife, remove keypad door gasket and any adhesive residue.
For all units, gain access to upp er housin g from un dersi de, by r emoving u pper ho using b ottom
sheathing or VaporVac belly pan, as required. Refer to MDE-2531 Service Manual for
instructio ns. Save all parts and hardware for reas sembly. For
For additional information refer to “Cable Block Diagram R20762” on page 60 and “Cabinet
Cable Connections” on page 61.
M00878A002 Cable Assembly
Preparing Antenna Cable Connections
PB
P2B
P2A
PA
P1B
P3B
Do the foll owing:
1 Locate previously installed P1A/B and P3A/B ends (4 total) of cables on cable harness
M00878A002 in upper housing.
2 Be sure that all connectors can be identified for A and B sides, respectively.
Upper Housing Connections
Do the following to connect M00878A002 cable harness assembly to antenna:
1 For A Side, inside upper housing:
• Connect P1A on harness to J1 low frequency antenna cable.
• Connect P3A on harness to J2 high frequency antenna cable.
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2 For B Side, inside upper housing:
• Connect P1B on harness to J1 low frequency antenna cable.
• Connect P3B on harness to J2 high frequency antenna cable.
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If power tools are used
for assembly work must
be done at least 20" from
fuel island
CAUTION
Assembling Antenna Mounting Brackets
Use saw horse, work bench or even packaging boxes as platform to assemble antenna related
parts on a flat surface. Use packaging materials under parts to protect against dirt or scratches.
Assemble antenna and universal mounting brackets at ground level according to the following
steps.
Note: If power tools are used for assembly, work must be done at least 20’ from fuel island.
1 For assembly detail for 48" or 36" wide units, with or without light box, see Figures 6 (48") on
page 50 or Figure 8 on page 51 for (36").
Note: For single-sided units, antenna bracket T20211-03 does not have antenna mounting
arms; it has straight lip that goes to unit side with out antenna.
Figure 8: Assembling universal and antenna brackets for The Advantage Series 48" (wide) frame units
48" wide unit without logo display cabinet
Antenna bracket
(T20211-03)
Self-threading screws
(K85736-45)
Universal bracket
(T20212-01)
Invert universal
brackets as shown
to provide platform
for logo display
cabinet.
Holes (2 per bracket)
for grommets N15941-38
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Note: for single-sided units
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antenna bracket T20211-03 does
not have antenna mounting arms
2 For all installations requiring both antenna and universal brackets, fasten universal brackets to
antenna brackets using self-threading screws (K85736-45) from antenna bracket side.
3 Install two round grommets (N15941-38) in two holes on only one universal bracket. See
Figure 12 on page 55.
4 Lift complete bracket assembly and place on top of unit, aligning mounting holes with four
tapped holes (3/8-16) on top of unit and keeping grommeted universal bracket to grommeted
side of top cover.
Note: Use RTV sealant supplied with kit to seal both around base of all mounting holes and
non-mounti ng holes where hardware must be reinstal led. Where holes are under or go
through bracket assem bly, apply sealant under assembly, between it and top cover for
water seal.
5 If unit does not have logo displa y cab inet, s ecure brack et assemb ly to unit u sin g fo ur bolts and
washers removed with hoisting brackets and saved for reassembly in Step 1 of “Preparing For
Installation” on page 22.
6 If unit does have logo display cabinet, loosely (hand tight) thread four pieces of threaded rod
N23880-01 provided in ASC TRIND™ tool kit into four tapped holes to keep parts from
slipping while logo display cabinet is re-installed.
Note: Threaded rods will keep antenna bracket assembly aligned properly as logo display
cabinet is positioned.
7 Position arms of antenna assembly T20231-G1 between matching arms on antenna brackets.
See Figure 8.
8 Install two 4" bolts (K01914-70) and nuts (Q11890-08) on each two bolt antenna mount. See
Figure 10.
Figure 10: Fastening overhead antenna
assembly to bracket assembly
Overhead antenna
assembly T20231-G1
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K01914-70 bolt, 1/4" x 4" - one
of two for each mount shown
Before proceeding be sure to mark both ends of one of two R20509-G2 cables and one of two
Q13578-01 cables to be identified as ‘A’ side. Electric tape, wire numbers or other suitable
device may be used.
Note: Sharp bends in antenna cables will cause damage. All cable turns must be in loops and
gradual. Refer to “ASC TRIND Technology Update” on page 20.
1 Feed two pin connector end of two R20509-G2 cables and black ends of two Q13578-01
cables up through bulkhead grommet in main cabinet.
2 Be sure that there is sufficient length (24") of all fou r cables to reach connection points on card
cage. Cables must be routed through underside of card cage to connection points on ‘B’ side.
See “Card Cage Assembly T20606-G2” on page 62 for connection points.
3 Lay cables flat across top of main cabinet, through gusset opening to column as shown in
Figure 12.
Figure 12:
Routing cables to
main cabinet
Cables fed through gusset
opening to column and up
inside of column.
4 Locate points on R20509-G2 cables (39" from PA/B connector) where cables shield has been
stripped for a space of between 1" and 2".
Note: There are two such points on each R20509-G2 cable, one at 21" and one at 39" from
PA/B connector. Disregard the stripped point closest (21") to PA/B.
5 Position stripped section of R20509-G2 cable(s) so it is approximately one inch clear of the top
of main cabinet and main cabinet top cover when cover is replaced later.
6 Use tie wrap or electrical tape to loosely bind cables together at gusset opening.
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Cables
secured with
electrical
tape
Stripped section
of R20509-G2
cable(s) in loop
between main
cabinet and
column
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7 Use electrical tape to secure cables flat to top of cabinet and in gusset opening. See Figure 12.
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8 Route cables from top of main cabinet up along inside of column, keeping cables flat and
parallel. See Figure 15 on page 55.
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9 Loop cables 3" down into space between column and main cabinet and back up again to allow
for reinstallation of inside sheathing. Be sure that stripped section of R20509-G2 cable(s) will
be in the air between the main cabinet and column sheathing, and not under cabinet top cover
or behind inner sheathing when replaced. See Figure 12.
Note: Turn in cables must be gradual, not sharp, to prevent damage to cables.
10 Feed cables up through grommet in unit top cover and through grommets in u niver sal b racket
being sure that there is sufficien t cable length to reach co nnection p oints in antenn a connection
box and on high frequency antenna assembly. See Figure 14 on page 55.
Cables should be separated into pairs for ‘A’ and ‘B’ side as instructed in ‘Installing
Transmitter Cables’ on page 32.
1 Pull ‘A’ or ‘B’ side cables, one each R20509-G2 and Q13578-01, back through hole on
antenna bracket T20211-01 onto top of unit.
2 Thread one end of plastic con duit Q1359 2-02 onto lar ge thr eaded end of con nector Q13591 -01
until plastic conduit bottoms out. See Figure 17.
3 Discarding ferrule, feed pair of cables through female thread locking nut of Q13591-01
connector from non-threading side, and through hole on antenna bracket. Push other end of
plastic conduit over female thread port on connection box.
Figure 17: Antenna assembly and antenna cables seen from above
Preparing Antenna Cable Connections
Connector (Q13591-01)
locking nut, female thread
Connector (Q13591-01),
male thread, both ends
Preliminary
Female thread port on antenna
assembly connection box
Plastic conduit
(Q13592-02)
One each Q13578-01
and R20509-G2 cable
‘A’ or ‘B’ side
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High frequency antenna: J1
connection on far side - not shown
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4 Feed cables through Q13591-01 connector and plastic conduit into antenna connection box.
Note: Feed sufficient length of Q13578-01 cable to exit antenna connection box and reach
connector J1 on high frequency antenna.
5 Push small male thread side of connector through hole in antenna bracket, and secure
connector with connector nut from other side of bracket (ferrule not needed).
Note: Be sure that flats of hex connector Q13591-01 ar e st raight up and down on sides , or top
cover will not fit over at installation.
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6 If using brass connector Q13591-01, cover exposed brass with black vinyl electric tape.
7 In antenna assembly connection box, connect P1 on cable R20509-G2 to J1 on low frequency
antenna board.
8 Allow co-ax cable Q13578-01 to exit antenna connection box through box cover opening , and
connect P1 on co-ax cable to J1 on high frequency antenna using co-axial cable tool Q1362801 found in the ASC TRIND tool kit. Do not overtighten co-axial cable.
Note: Do not replace connection box cover at this time.
Retrofit kit comes with twenty (20) cable clamps, four large (Q13558-06) and sixteen small
(Q13558-08). Number required for proper installation varies with units. Large clamps are for
use with power cable R20 580-G1.
Note these variations for routing cable to card cage:
Horse Shoe style CRIND™
For these units, utilize opening in printer shelf bottom fo r ro uti ng .
Opening for cable routing
Printer shelf
Horse shoe style module
Figure 20:
Pull Out
CRIND Tray
Pull Out CRIND Tray
For these units utilize round 2-3/4 inch hole in printer shelf bottom, used for printer cable. Use
cable clamps to secure cables to underside of printer shelf.
For illustration of card cage assembly, see “Card Cage Assembly T20606-G2” on page 62.
Note: For all single-sided units, install dummy load connector R20526-01 on JB on
transmitter PCB and skip all ‘B’ side connections. If power is applied to card cage
without antenna cables or dummy load connected the transmitter board will be
damaged.
Cable harness T20662-G2 is shipped with card cage connections made. Make the following
connections to the cable harness connectors:
SideConnectorOn Installed Cableto Connector on Card Cage Harness
AJ1A Side R20773-G2 P 1
BJ2B Side R20773-G2P2
Notes: Cable R20773-G2 comes already installed in MPD-3 faceplate assembly.
Card Cage Connections:
Note: Fo r illustration refer to “Card Cage Assembly T20606-G2” on page 62.
SideConnectorOn Installed Cableto Connector on...
APAM00878A001JA on Card Cage
P2AJ2A on Card Cage
BPBJB on Card Cage
P2BJ2B on Card Cage
A&BJ250R20437-G01P250 on Card Cage
AJ258AP258A on CRIND Logic Board A Side
BJ258BP258B on CRIND Logic Board B Side
Each dispenser on the G-SITE c ontroller must be a ddressed dif ferent ly; no two dispenser s may
have the same address. Address is at discretion of the installer. Follow these steps:
1 From A side of unit, locate dip switches on power supply board (PCB) T20314-G1 in card
cage.
2 Using switches 2, 3, 4 and 5 address each dispenser according to the following table:
Note: Switch one in down positi on is stand-alone mode selected, used for service only.
Switch Numbers = Value
1 = Stand-alone Mode
2 = 1
3 = 2
4 = 4
5 = 8
Dispenser Set-Up
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2
1
2
3
4
5
Preliminary
Setting Baud Rate
For major oil company (MOC) TRIND installations th ere is no requirement to set or change
baud rate.
Address for TRIND device must match address on CRIND® logic board. Follow these steps:
1 Access unit’s CRIND logic board. Refer to MDE-2562 CRIND Service Manual.
2 Locate jump jacks on A and B side CRIND logic boards T17764-XX.
3 Note position of jump jacks and set jump jacks on Gateway board T20128-G3 to match
address on CRIND logic boards for both A and B sides.
Accessible at upper left
hand corner of front of
card cage
Jump jack locations on Gateway Board
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MOC and Generic CRIND Addresses
Address On CRIND Logic Board T17764-XXJP8JP7JP6JP5JP4
= Address on Gateway Board T20128 ‘A’ Side JP1JP2JP4JP8JP16
= Address on Gateway Board T20128 ‘B’ Sid e JP1JP2JP4JP8JP16
1INOUT OUT OUT OUT
2OUT INOUT OUT OUT
3ININOUTOUTOUT
4OUT OUT INOUT OUT
5INOUT INOUT OUT
6OUT ININOUT OUT
7INININOUTOUT
8OUT OUT OUT INOUT
9INOUTOUTINOUT
10OUT INOUT INOUT
11ININOUT INOUT
12OUT OUT ININOUT
13INOUTININOUT
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15ININININOUT
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18OUT INOUT OUT IN
19ININOUT OUT IN
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21INOUT INOUT IN
22OUTININOUTIN
23INININOUT IN
24OUT OUT OUT ININ
25INOUT OUT ININ
26OUT INOUT ININ
27ININOUT ININ
28OUT OUT INININ
29INOUTINININ
30OUTININININ
31INININININ
32OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT
If power tools are used for
assembly work must be
done at least 20" from fuel
island
1 Replace outside sheathing with side cladding still attached, using only as many screws as
2 Fit cladding cap R20554-01 over top of side cladding with flat piece extended on to top of logo
3 Using center punch and hammer, mark two mounting holes (per unit side) on side cladding
4 Remove outside sheathing and attached side cladding from unit, and take to a non-hazardous
5 Drill holes at the points marked by the center punch for self-threading screws K85736-45.
6 Re-install the outside sheathing with side cladding attached using all screws removed during
Dispenser Set-Up
Cladding caps R20554-01 (quantity of 2) are used to fill the gap between the side cladding and
logo display cabinet resulting from raising cabinet during the TRIND™ retrofit.
Perform the following steps to install each cladding cap.
necessary to hold in place temporarily.
display cabinet. Cladding cap will extend below top edge of side cladding.
through two existing holes in cladding cap.
location away from the fuel island.
disassembly.
Figure 20: Installing cladding cap
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Pre-drilled holes for mounting
cladding cap to top of outside
Preliminary
7 Attach cladding cap to side cladding using K85736-45 self threading black screws.
8 Proceed to “CRIND® BIOS TR IND™ TIRIS Upgrade” on page 63.
sheathing with K85736-45
screws
Flat extension sits on
top of logo display
cabinet
Note: Logo display cabinet weighs approximately 75 lbs. Two people ar e required to perform
steps 1 through 3.
1 Carefully lift and place logo display cabinet on top of unit so that it rests on the four threaded
rods N23880-01.
2 With logo display cabinet carefully held in place, feed lighting wires on top cover up into
cabinet.
3 With wires fed into cabinet, carefully lower cabinet over thread ed rods and conduit nipple un til
cabinet rests securely on top cover, taking care that wires are not crushed by cabinet.
4 Remove two threaded rods from opposite corners.
5 Secure logo display cabinet to unit top using two of four Q12617-04 bolts, 3" long, and lock
washers, flat washers and soft aluminum washers removed in Step 5 of ‘Removing Mobil
Logo Display Cabinet’ on page 22, through two mounting holes without threaded rods.
Figure 24: Logo display cabinet hardware
Dispenser Set-Up
Q12616-04 bolt (3")
Lock washer
Flat washer
Soft aluminum washer
6 With logo display secured, remove remaining two threaded rods and replace with remaining
two Q12617-04 bolts, soft aluminum washers, flat washers and lock washers. Keep threaded
rods for other installations.
Note: Return threaded rods N23880-01 to the ASC TRIND tool kit to be used for future
installations.
7 Install washer first and then locking nut on to conduit nipple extending into logo display
needed on conduit nipple to provide electrical connection to logo display box in
Preliminary
8 From inside of logo display cabinet seal four unused slots (1/2 inch x 5/8 inch) with RTV.
accordance with NFPA 70, The National Electric Code. Washers and locking rings
must firmly secure metal to metal surfaces of top cover and logo display cabinet at
conduit.
(Slots were for cladding to display cabinet fasteners.)
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9 Reconnect wires disconnected in Step 2 of ‘Removing Mobil Lo go Display C abinet’ on
page 21.
10 Reinstall logo display faceplates, re-using the six screws per side removed in Step 1 of