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GASBOY FleetKey
POWER ON AND TEST
1.
When you have finished installing the conversion kit, turn on the power for the Series 1000
System.
If it does not power up, check that the program ROM and additional RAM are inserted into
the proper sockets. If they are, check that none of the pins are bent back.
If the system still does not power up, verify the jumper selections on the JP3 and JP4 jumper
patches on the Series 1000 MPU PCB. They should be set in accordance with the start
address of the system's program ROM.
If the system still does not power up, contact GASBOY Customer Service.
2.
When standing directly in front of the Series 1000 MPU PCB, the Diagnostic switch is located
approximately in the middle of the right edge of the MPU PCB and is usually in the down
(OFF) position. Place the switch in the up (ON) position. The LCD on the face of the unit
displays: ENTER TEST 0-9.
3.
On the system keypad press 6 and ENT. The system executes a RAM test. If the test
completes successfully, the message RAM OK! displays. Proceed with the ROM test. If the
test fails, the system displays RAM FAILED! Contact GASBOY Customer Service.
4.
On the system keypad press 7 and ENT. The system executes a ROM test. If the test
completes successfully, the message ROM OK! displays.
password. If the test fails, the system displays ROM FAILED! Contact GASBOY Customer
Service.
5.
On the system keypad press 1 and ENT. The system displays NEW PASSWORD?. Again,
press 1 and ENT. The system displays PASSWORD CHANGED. This procedure sets the
system password to GASBOY, which is necessary because the installation of a new program
(ROM) will scramble the information (previous password) held in RAM. With a known value
as the password you will be able to access command mode.
6.
On the MPU PCB, return the Diagnostic switch to the down (OFF) position.
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Proceed with assigning the
03/07/03
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