ALLIED ELECTRONICS, INC STATION SITE CONTROLLER (NEXGEN) Training Manual. NeXGen

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1 ALLIED ELECTRONICS, INC STATION SITE CONTROLLER (NEXGEN) Training Manual ALLIED ELECTRONICS, INC 2210 FARRAGUT AVENUE BRISTOL, PA PHONE: FAX: COPYRIGHT 2014 BY ALLIED ELECTRONICS, INC. February 25, 2014 Page I

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3 Table of Contents 1 General Information Installation Environment Wiring Field Wiring Internal Wiring Introduction Planning Execution Testing Power and Data line protection Warranty FCC Warning Overview Installation Information Procedures Configuration Diagrams to Bennett and Verifone - Generic to Bennett/Tokheim Travel Plaza to Gilbarco - Generic to Gilbarco/ICB - Generic to Gilbarco/Tokheim - Generic to Gilbarco Circle K or Shell to Gilbarco - ExxonMobil to Gilbarco - Husky to Gilbarco Pilot and Travel Plaza to ICB/Mechanical - Generic to Schlumberger - Generic to Tokheim - Generic to Tokheim/Gilbarco - Generic to Tokheim Circle K or Shell to Tokheim - ExxonMobil to Tokheim - Husky to Tokheim/Gilbarco - Husky to Tokheim Pilot and Travel Plaza to Tokheim/Wayne Direct Pilot and Travel Plaza to Wayne Direct - Generic to Wayne Direct/Gilbarco - Generic to Wayne Direct/Tokheim - Generic to Wayne Direct Circle K or Shell to Wayne Direct - ExxonMobil to Wayne Direct Pilot and Travel Plaza February 25, 2014 Page III

4 to Wayne PIB - Generic to Wayne PIB - ExxonMobil to Wayne PIB - Husky Programming Dispenser and Card Reader Addressing Bennett Dispensers and Verifone CATs - Generic Bennett Dispensers, CAT, OPT and IPT Addressing Travel Plaza Bennett Dispensers Addressing, continued Travel Plaza Bennett Dispensers Bennett/Verifone CAT Keypad Modules Gilbarco Addressing Gilbarco CRIND Jumper Settings Gilbarco Distribution Box Jumper Settings Gilbarco Dispenser, CRIND and ICR - Generic Gilbarco Dispenser, CRIND and OPT Addressing Pilot and Travel Plaza Gilbarco Dispenser & CRIND Addressing and OPTs - Husky Gilbarco Dispenser, CRIND and OPT Addressing Travel Plaza Gilbarco Dispenser, CRIND and OPT Addressing Travel Plaza, continued Gilbarco Blending Dispensers Gilbarco Security Module (GSM) for Debit ICB/Mechanical Dispenser Addressing Tokheim Addressing Tokheim Model #67 Interface boxes Tokheim Dispensers and DPTs Generic, CK, ExxonMobil Tokheim Dispensers, DPTs and OPTs - Husky Tokheim/Gilbarco Dispensers and DPTs - Generic Tokheim Blending Dispensers Tokheim Debit Keypad Modules Wayne Direct Addressing Wayne Direct Dispensers, CATs and ICR Generic, CK, ExxonMobil Wayne Direct/Tokheim Dispensers, CATs and ICRs - Generic Wayne PIB Addressing Wayne CAT Interface Board Wayne PIB Dispensers and CATs Generic, ExxonMobil Wayne Dispensers, CATs and OPTs - Husky Wayne Vista Dispensers Wayne Vista Blending Dispensers Wayne Blending Quick Reference Guide Parameters Values and Options Keypads Bennett/Verifone CAT Keypads Gilbarco Tokheim February 25, 2014 Page IV

5 3.3.5 Wayne Peripheral Devices Tank Gauge Systems Car Wash Controllers Fuel Price Signs Service Communication Cable and RJ45 Pin Assignments POS Communication Bennett Dispenser Communication Bennett/Verifone CAT Communication Gilbarco Pump and CRIND Communication Gilbarco Security Module Communication Tokheim Dispenser Communication Tokheim DPT Communication Tokheim OPT Wayne Direct Dispenser Communication Wayne Direct to the Gilbarco Distribution Box Wayne Direct CAT Communication Wayne Direct CAT via the Allied Isolation Box Wayne PIB Dispenser Communication to Wayne EC/PIB Wayne PIB CAT Communication Wayne Direct TRAC - ExxonMobil Wayne PIB TRAC - Exxonmobil Schlumberger Dispenser and Cardscan Communication Schlumberger Security Module Communication ICB/Mechanical Dispenser Communication OPW OPT Travel Plaza Gasboy ICR OrPak OrSPT Tank Gauge Communication Veeder Root TLS 250/ Veeder Root TLS Red Jacket ST Omntec OPW EECO Incon Tank Sentinel Car Wash Communication Ryko III and Kesseltronics Standard Ryko IV (S/N less than ), Unitec POS 4000, Portal Ti and Exacta Unitec Enterlink, Smart terminal and Ryko IV (S/N or greater) PDQ Kesseltronics Advanced dual bay via the MUX PAP isolator box Fuel Price Sign Communication February 25, 2014 Page V

6 Daktronics Fuel Price Sign (Minimum version required is 5.8) Future Media Displays Fuel Price Sign PWM Fuel Price Sign Skyline Fuel Price Sign ExxonMobil VSAT Cable Technical Tips Memory Clear Procedures Diagnostic Messages Card Reader Diagnostics Tank gauge Diagnostics Upgrading Application Software Software Cross Reference Charts Bennett Dispenser and Verifone CAT Bennett/Verifone CAT Gilbarco Dispenser and CRIND Software versions Tokheim Dispenser and DPT Software versions Wayne Dispenser and CAT Software versions Schlumberger Dispenser and CardScan Software versions Software versions Problems and Solutions Replacement Parts List February 25, 2014 Page VI

7 1 General Information 1.1 Installation Environment 1.2 Wiring 1. The Allied Electronics Controller () operates on Watts. The controller is supplied with approximately 8 feet of 115 VAC power cord, and should be connected to an approved isolated ground receptacle on its own dedicated circuit. The must be installed in a temperature controlled environment (between 32 0 F and F). 2. The controller must be installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70), the Automotive and Marine Service Station Code (NFPA 30A), and all state and local electrical codes. 3. The controller must be installed indoors, above the Class 1, Division 2 Hazardous location. 4. The controller is designed for use with peripheral devices which are UL Listed Field Wiring All field wiring (that is, all wiring connected directly to dispensing devices) should be oil and gas resistant, as required by Paragraph of the NEC, and should be sealed in accordance with Article 500 of the NEC Internal Wiring Introduction a. The purpose of this section is to provide a list of installation practices that we feel are crucial to ensure error-free communications. b. All cabling must comply with Local, State, and Federal building codes. c. Data connections between the Forecourt Controller (SSC or ) are to be made with CAT-5 Cable compliant with TIA/EIA-568-B or better. d. Proper cable installation techniques go a long way to preventing data loss Planning a. Pull cables in continuous runs. b. Do not splice any communications cables. c. Separate all cables from fluorescent lighting ballasts and neon sign transformers by at least 4 feet. d. Separate all cables from electrical supply conductors by at least 2 feet. e. Provide extra wire for service loops at the termination points but do not leave more than is required. February 25, 2014 Page 1-1

8 Execution a. Maintain the natural twist of the cable. i. The cables have four pairs of twisted wires that can very easily lose their ability to reject electromagnetic interference when unraveled. ii. -out cable from spools so that the spool rotates. b. Avoid kinking and over-stressing the cable. i. Kinks not only pick up interference, but can cause the jacket to chafe and internal conductors to break. ii. Never exert more than 25 pounds of tension when pulling a communications cable. c. Provide a generous bend radius whenever the cable turns a corner. i. Never bend the cable more than 90 degrees. ii. Limit the bend to a 3 inch radius. iii. Use a 1 pound coffee can as a guide. d. Support all cabling in both horizontal and vertical planes. i. Unsupported horizontal cable runs, especially above drop ceilings, are problematic. ii. In the event that cable trays are not available, the cabling can be secured with zip-ties, hook clips, J-hooks, or plastic coated staples provided they are spaced no greater than 2 apart. iii. Do not use utility piping or drop ceiling grid-work to secure or support communications cables. e. Protect the cable from mechanical damage and install appropriate fire blocking whenever cables pass through floors or walls. f. Install carefully all zip-ties ensuring that they do not bite into the cable through excessive force. g. Label both ends of all cables. h. Use the proper punch down tool and ensure it is set properly. i. Remove as little of the jacket as possible. ii. Untwist the conductors as little as possible Testing a. Inspect thoroughly all cables for damage after they are pulled and before they are bundled or otherwise secured. b. Perform a continuity test of all pairs. February 25, 2014 Page 1-2

9 1.3 Power and Data line protection 1.4 Warranty 1.5 FCC Warning Allied Electronics recommends that the controller be installed with the appropriate power and data line protection devices in order to protect against power surges, transients, low voltage (brown outs), and lightning. Note: Due to the magnitude of power that s contained within a lightning strike it s impossible to totally eliminate the possibility of damage, but we feel with the introduction of high quality protection devices the incidence of failure can be greatly reduced. The controller has a one year parts warranty only, from date of installation, which can either be phoned in or submitted using the warranty registration card enclosed with every controller. If the start up information is not registered with our office within thirty (30) days of installation, warranty will begin from the date of shipment. Allied will warrant the controller against defects but not against physical damage or improper installation. All controllers being returned "under warranty" must be accompanied with an Allied RMA number. When calling Allied for an RMA number, you will be asked for the controller serial number, located on the base unit, and a description of the problem. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class "A" computing device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of the FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the user, at his own expense, will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. February 25, 2014 Page 1-3

10 1.6 Overview The controller interfaces to the following devices: Bennett Dispensers & Verifone CAT 1. Bennett dispensers (capable of RS485) via the RS485 channel of the 12V serial interface & RS485 4-port board. These devices will connect to the Bennett Interface Box. 2. Bennett/Verifone CAT via the RS485 channel of the 12V serial interface board. These devices will connect to the Bennett Interface Box. Gilbarco Dispensers & CRINDs 1. Gilbarco dispensers via the 20/30/45 ma current loop & RS485 4-port board, which is connected to the manufacturer s Universal Distribution Box. 2. Gilbarco Generic CRINDs Monochrome / Info-Screen Graphics displays and Cash acceptors via the 20/30/45 ma current loop & RS485 4-port board which is connected to the Universal Distribution box. 3. GSM (Gilbarco Security Module) is required for CRIND systems with debit support. The controller communicates to the GSM via an RS-232 port. Tokheim Dispensers & DPTs 1. Tokheim Dispensers via a Tokheim 12V & RS485 Serial interface board connected to the Model 98, or 67 Interface Boxes. 2. Tokheim Generic DPTs, Graphic displays, Debit modules and Cash acceptors via a Tokheim 12V & RS485 interface board connected to the Model 69 interface box. Tokheim OPT 1. Tokheim OPT via an RS485 port. February 25, 2014 Page 1-4

11 Wayne Direct, Dispensers & CATs 1. Wayne dispensers via the 20/30/45 ma current loop board which can be connected to a Gilbarco Universal distribution Box. 2. Wayne CATs, Graphic displays, Debit MSM modules and Cash acceptors via the RS485 4-port board which can be connected to the Allied Isolation box or can be hard wired directly to the individual CATs via a junction box. Wayne PIB Dispensers & CATs 1. Wayne dispensers via the RS232 board which is connected to the Wayne EC/PIB. 2. Wayne CATs, Graphic displays, Debit MSM modules and Cash acceptors via a 4 channel RS-485 interface board which can be connected to the Allied Isolation box or can be hard wired directly to the individual CATs via a junction box or the CAT IF board inside of the Wayne EC. The CATs can also communicate via an RS232 channel that can connect to the CAT IF board. 3. DSM (DUKPT Security Module) or MSM (Security Module) for CAT systems with debit support. The controller communicates to the unit via the RS485 port used for CAT communications. Schlumberger Dispensers & Card Scan 1. Schlumberger Dispensers and Card Scan units via the 4 channel Passive current loop port connected to the junction box. 2. SAM/SSM module for Debit. The controller communicates to the SSM via an RS-232 port. ICB/Mechanical Dispensers 1. Mechanical dispensers via the 20/30/45 ma current loop which is connected to the GA Inter Connect Box (ICB). Point - Of - Sale (POS) 1. Generic PC based Point -Of -Sale Computer via an RS-232 port or Ethernet port, supporting the ANDI protocol interface. Gasboy ICR (Islander Model #2000S) 1. Gasboy ICR via an RS-232 port. February 25, 2014 Page 1-5

12 OPW OPT / Training Manual 1. OPW OPT via an RS485 port. Software Version 18.01A, or newer, must be installed in the OPT. ORPAK OrSPT Outdoor ment Terminal & Printer 1. ORPAK OrSPT outdoor payment terminal via the RS-485 interface board which can be connected to the Allied Isolation box or can be hard wired directly to the individual OrSPTs via a junction box. 2. SDES or TDES is supported directly via the OrSPT payment terminal. Key injection is maintained within the payment terminal. 3. ORPAK Printer via RS485 interface. Tank gauge Veeder-Root TLS 250, 350 & 350R or equivalent tank gauge system via an RS-232 port. Ethernet support will be added in future applications. 2. Any Tank Gauge system that supports the Veeder Root protocol. Car Wash 1. Ryko III, Ryko IV, Unitec POS 4000, Unitec/Enterlink, Unitec Portal Ti, Unitec Smart Terminal, PDQ, Kesseltronics and Exacta Car Wash controllers via a fully populated RS-232 board. 2. Ryko compatible controllers Fuel Price Sign 1. Daktronics, Future Media, PWM, Skyline, Sunshine Price sign via a fully populated RS-232 board. February 25, 2014 Page 1-6

13 2 Installation Information Procedures 1. Hardware Installation a. Attach the two mounting brackets to the controller as shown in figure 2. b. Mount the controller unit to the mounting area using the mounting holes as shown in figure 2. Underwriters Laboratories (UL) requires that be mounted horizontally to the floor on a shelf perpendicular to the wall. The bottom of the unit, with the CF access panel, should lay flat on the mounting surface. The mounting brackets secure to the mounting surface. c. Route and connect all communication cables as labeled. Refer to Configuration Diagrams section (see figure 3). d. Apply AC power to unit by turning the power switch to the ON position (see figure 4). Figure 1 Figure 2 LEDs: Grn- power Red- CF access Bottom (Top View) Mounting Holes (4) Figure 3 Figure 4 Ports for peripheral connections Ethernet Port (Optional POS) Power Connection & On/Off Switch February 25, 2014 Page 2-1

14 2. Startup and System Beep Sequence Once the system is powered up, the controller will beep indicating the following events have been successful: a. One beep- the NXG operating system is starting up. b. Two beeps- the application software is loading. c. Three beeps- NXG has received an IP address from the DHCP server. 3. Programming steps a. Program the dispensers*. b. Program the controller via the POS**. Note* - Dispenser programming is not within the scope of this manual. Note** - It is not within the scope of this manual to supply complete step-by-step POS programming instructions. February 25, 2014 Page 2-2

15 2.2 Configuration Diagrams / Training Manual to Bennett and Verifone - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash 3 11 Not Used 4 12 Not used 5 Controller 13 Not used 6 14 FPs 1-16 via Bennett D-Box Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Tokheim system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM, ICR, etc) CH 5- Not Used.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Not Used.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- Dispenser (1-16).. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- Card Readers (1-32).. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- Not Used.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 10- Not Used.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 11- Dispenser (17-32).. 3-wire RS485 port CH 12- Spare.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-3

16 2.2.2 to Bennett/Tokheim Travel Plaza POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash 3 11 Not Used 4 12 Not Used 5 Controller 13 Not Used 6 14 FPs 1-16 via Bennett D-box 7 15 CAT 1-32 Verifone/Bennett 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Bennett/Tokheim system installation with the OPT and the IPT. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- Not used.. On board RS-232 CH 5- Not used.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Not used.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- Dispenser-Bennett.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- Card reader (Verifone or Bennett).. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- Dispenser-Tokheim.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 10- Not used.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 11- OPWOPT.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 12- OPWIPT.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-4

17 2.2.3 to Gilbarco - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash RS Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via D-Box FPs via D-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports CRINDs 1-32 via D-Box 7 15 Not Used 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Gilbarco system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM, ICR, etc) CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port * CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 4 port RS485 Port (IPT, OPT) CH 9- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma or RS-232 port CH 10- CRIND 2 (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma or RS-232 port CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-5

18 2.2.4 to Gilbarco/ICB - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash RS Ports 9 thru 16 Gilbarco FPs 1-16 via D-Box ICB FPs via ICB-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports CRINDs 1-16 via D-Box 7 15 * RS Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Gilbarco system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM, ICR, etc) CH 5- Dispenser (Gilbarco).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (ICB).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port * CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 4 port RS485 Port (IPT, OPT) CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-6

19 2.2.5 to Gilbarco/Tokheim - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash 3 11 RS FPs 1-16 via D-Box 5 Controller 13 FPs via D-Box 6 14 CRINDs 1-32 via D-Box 7 15 * RS Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM, ICR, etc) CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port * CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 4 port RS485 Port (IPT, OPT) CH 9- Tokheim Dispenser (1-16).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 10- Tokheim Dispenser (Spare).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 11- Spare RS485 (Optional).. 3-wire RS485 port (IPT, OPT) CH 12- Spare RS485 (Optional).. 3-wire RS485 port (IPT, OPT) CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-7

20 2.2.6 to Gilbarco Circle K or Shell POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Debit/ GSM Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via D-Box FPs via D-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports CRINDs 1-32 via D-Box 7 15 Not Used 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Gilbarco system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM) CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 8- Not Used.. 4 port RS485 Port (IPT, OPT) CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-8

21 2.2.7 to Gilbarco - ExxonMobil POS 1 * 1 9 POS 2 * 2 10 VSAT Debit/ GSM Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via D-Box FPs via D-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports CRINDs 1-32 via D-Box 7 15 Not Used 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Gilbarco system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- VSAT.. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM) CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 8- Not Used.. 4 port RS485 Port (IPT, OPT) CH 9- Dispenser (Optiona).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 10- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 11- Spare.. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-9

22 2.2.8 to Gilbarco - Husky POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Debit/ GSM Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via D-Box FPs via D-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports CRINDs 1-32 via D-Box 7 15 Not Used 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Gilbarco system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (Debit) CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 4 Port RS485 port CH 9- Dispenser (Spare).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 10- Dispenser (Spare).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 11- CRIND (Spare).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 12- Tokheim OPT.. 4 Port RS485 port CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-10

23 2.2.9 to Gilbarco Pilot and Travel Plaza POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Debit/ GSM Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via D-Box FPs via D-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports CRINDs 1-32 via D-Box 7 15 OPW OPT (1-16) 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Gilbarco system installation with the OPT. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (Debit) CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- CRIND (Optional).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 4 Port RS485 port (OPWOPT) CH 9- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 10- CRIND 2 (Optional).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 11- Spare.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 12- Spare.. 4 Port RS485 port CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-11

24 to ICB/Mechanical - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Not Used Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-12 via ICB FPs via ICB 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports Current Loop- Future Use 7 15 Not used 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to ICB/Mechanical system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 8- Not Used.. 4 Port RS485 port CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-12

25 to Schlumberger - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Debit/SSM Ports 9 thru 16 Up to 4 Disp. 8FPs/CR Connected to the J Box Up to 4 Disp. 8FPs/CR Connected to the J Box Up to 4 Disp. 8FPs/CR Connected to the J Box Controller Configurable Serial Ports Not Used 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Car Wash.. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (SSM) CH 5- Dispenser.. 4 channel Passive current loop port CH 6- Dispenser.. 4 channel Passive current loop port CH 7- Dispenser.. 4 channel Passive current loop port CH 8- Dispenser.. 4 channel Passive current loop port CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-13

26 to Tokheim - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash RS Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via Tokheim D-Box FPs via Tokheim D-Box 5 6 Controller Reserved for future use DPT s via 69 box Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Tokheim system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (ICR, etc) CH 5- Dispenser.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port * CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 3-wire RS485 port (DPT, IPT, OPT) CH 9- Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface or RS-232 CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-14

27 to Tokheim/Gilbarco - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash 3 11 RS FPs 1-16 via Tok D-Box 5 Controller 13 Spare 6 14 DPTs Via 69 box 7 15 * RS Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM, ICR, etc) CH 5- Dispenser (Tokheim 1-16).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Dispenser (Spare).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port * CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 3-wire RS485 Port (IPT, OPT) CH 9- Dispenser (Gilbarco 1-16).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 10- Dispenser (Spare).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 11- Spare.. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 12- Spare RS port RS485 Port (IPT, OPT) CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-15

28 to Tokheim Circle K or Shell POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Not Used Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via Tokheim D-Box FPs via Tokheim D-Box 5 6 Controller Reserved for future use DPT s via 69 box Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Tokheim system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port CH 5- Dispenser.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-16

29 to Tokheim - ExxonMobil POS 1 * 1 9 POS 2 * 2 10 VSAT Not Used Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via Tokheim D-Box FPs via Tokheim D-Box 5 6 Controller Reserved for future use DPT s via 69 box Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Tokheim system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- VSAT.. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port CH 5- Dispenser.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-17

30 to Tokheim - Husky POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Not Used Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via Tokheim D-Box FPs via Tokheim D-Box 5 6 Controller Reserved for future use DPT s via 69 box Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Tokheim system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port CH 5- Dispenser.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- Tokheim OPT.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-18

31 to Tokheim/Gilbarco - Husky POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash 3 11 RS FPs 1-16 via Tok D-Box 5 Controller 13 Spare 6 14 DPTs Via 69 box 7 15 Tokheim OPT 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port CH 5- Tokheim Dispenser.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Tokheim Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- Card Readers/DPT, Debit.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- Tokheim OPT.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- Gilbarco Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 10- Spare.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 11- Spare.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 12- Not Used.. 4 Port RS485 port CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-19

32 to Tokheim Pilot and Travel Plaza POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Not Used Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via Tokheim D-Box FPs via Tokheim D-Box 5 6 Controller Reserved for future use DPT s via 69 box Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Tokheim system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port CH 5- Dispenser.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- DPTs & Debit Module.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- OPW OPT.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-20

33 to Tokheim/Wayne Direct Pilot and Travel Plaza POS (serial) 1 9 Wayne FPs 1-16 Tank Gauge 2 10 Spare I-Loop Carwash 3 11 Spare I-Loop RS Spare RS485 Tokheim FPs Controller 13 Spare RS232 Tokheim FPs Spare RS232 * RS Spare RS232 * RS Spare RS232 POS 1 *... Ethernet HUB Network Router POS n * This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (POS, etc) CH 5- Tokheim Dispenser.. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 6- Tokheim Dispenser (Optional).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 7- Card Readers/DPT, Debit.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 3-wire RS485 port CH 9- Wayne Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 10- Dispenser (Spare).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 11- Spare.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 12- OPWOPT.. 4 Port RS485 port CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-21

34 to Wayne Direct - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash RS Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via D-Box FPs via D-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports Current Loop- Future Use 7 15 CATs 1-32 via 485 D-Box 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (GSM, ICR, etc) CH 5- Dispenser.. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- Spare.. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port * CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 4 port RS485 Port (CAT, IPT, OPT) CH 9- Dispenser (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma or RS-232 port CH 10- TBD (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma or RS-232 port CH 11- TBD (Optional).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma or RS-232 port CH 12- RS485 devices (Optional).. 4 port RS485 Port (OrPak OrSPT) or RS-232 CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-22

35 to Wayne Direct/Gilbarco - Generic POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash * RS Ports 9 thru 16 Wayne Disp (1-16) Gilbarco Disp (1-16) 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports Current Loop- Future Use 7 15 * RS Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Wayne Direct/Gilbarco system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (POS, ICR, etc) CH 5- Wayne Dispenser (1-16).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Gilbarco Dispenser (1-16).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- Spare.. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port * CH 8- RS485 (CAT).. 4 port RS485 Port CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-23

36 to Wayne Direct/Tokheim - Generic POS (serial) 1 9 Tokheim FPs 1-16 Tank Gauge 2 10 Spare Tokheim Carwash 3 11 Spare RS485 RS Spare RS485 Wayne FPs 1-16 via D-Box 5 Controller 13 Spare RS232 Spare current loop 6 14 Spare RS232 Spare current loop 7 15 Spare RS232 * RS Spare RS232 Debit Module DSM or MSM POS 1 *... Ethernet HUB Network Router POS n * This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge (Optional).. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Carwash (Optional).. On board RS-232 port * CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port (ICR, etc) CH 5- Wayne Dispenser (1-16).. 2-wire20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Spare).. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- Spare.. 2-wire 20/30/45 ma current loop port * CH 8- RS485 Supported devices.. 4 port RS485 Port (CAT, IPT, OPT) CH 9- Tokheim Dispenser (1-16).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 10- Dispenser (Spare).. Tokheim 12V serial interface port CH 11- RS485 (Spare).. 3-wire RS485 CH 12- RS485 (Optional).. 3-wire RS485 (IPT, OPT) CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-24

37 to Wayne Direct Circle K or Shell POS 1 * 1 9 Tank Gauge 2 10 Carwash Spare Ports 9 thru 16 FPs 1-16 via D-Box FPs via D-Box 5 6 Controller Configurable Serial Ports Current Loop- Future Use 7 15 CATs 1-32 via 485 D-Box 8 16 Ethernet HUB This figure describes the to Wayne system installation. * Note: denotes alternative POS connectivity options (RS232 vs. Ethernet) Communication Ports CH 1- POS.. On board RS-232 port CH 2- Tank Gauge.. On board RS-232 port CH 3- Car Wash.. On board RS-232 port CH 4- CH 4- RS232 supported devices.. On board RS-232 port CH 5- Dispenser.. 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 6- Dispenser (Optional).. 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 7- Spare.. 20/30/45 ma current loop port CH 8- Card reader (CATs).. 4 Port RS485 port CH 9- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 10- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 11- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 12- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 13- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 14- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 15- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present CH 16- TBD (Optional).. Configurable Serial Port if present ETHERNET.. Network and POS Note: Contact Technical Support for available options February 25, 2014 Page 2-25