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GASBOY FleetKey
CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS
Use the following instructions to convert your system. The first two subsections detail removal of
your old mag or optical card reader unit. The next section details installation of the new key unit.
A parts explosion drawing appears at the end of these instructions for your reference.
Remove Mag Reader
1.
Unlock and open the rear door on the head of the Series 1000.
2.
Turn off the AC power switch located on the right side of the unit.
3.
Remove the hood of the unit.
In the upper left corner of the Series 1000 MPU, there is a revision level recorded on the
board such as REV-H. A revision level of G1 or higher is needed to run key software. If the
revision level is G or lower, an updated Series 1000 MPU PCB must be obtained before
proceeding.
4.
Working inside the head of the unit, remove the four screws that secure the external cover
assembly (shields the mag card reader) to the face of the unit. Save these screws and cover,
you will reinstall them later.
5.
Locate the J5 connector in the middle of the left edge of the Series 1000 MPU PCB.
Disconnect the attached cable.
Working inside the head of the unit, remove the two screws, one on each side, that secure
the mag card reader to the face of the unit.
Remove the mag card reader with cable and rubber gasket from the unit.
6.
Proceed with the Installation of Key System instructions.
Remove Optical Reader
1.
Unlock and open the rear door on the head of the Series 1000.
2.
Turn off the AC power switch located on the right side of the unit.
3.
Remove the hood of the unit.
In the upper left corner of the Series 1000 MPU, there is a revision level recorded on the
board such as REV-H. A revision level of G1 or higher is needed to run key software. If the
revision level is G or lower, an updated Series 1000 MPU PCB must be obtained before
proceeding.
4.
Locate the J5 connector in the middle of the left edge of the Series 1000 MPU PCB.
Disconnect the attached cable.
Disconnect the cable.
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IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
Directly beneath the J5 connector is the J6 connector.
03/07/03
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