Menu Code 11 - How To Set A Volume Allocation Limit - Bennett 3000 Series Operator's Manual

Menu Code 11 - How to Set A Volume Allocation Limit

The dispenser can be programmed to stop the flow of fuel at a pre-determined volume . The
dispenser is programmed at the factory to stop the flow of fuel at 9999 volume units. This is
the maximum volume limit. The minimum volume limit is 1 unit. THE DISPENSER
WILL NOT OPERATE IF A ZERO LIMIT IS SET. See Figure 3.
NOTE: Some control consoles will overwrite the volume allocation limit.
To set a limit on the volume that can be pumped from the dispenser for each delivery, follow
this procedure:
1. After the Manager's Mode has been accessed, press the number 1 and 1, then the MODE
button on the keypad. See Figure 1. The PPV display shows the dispenser is in Menu
Code 11.
If the dispenser has not been programmed since it came from the factory, the number 9999
appears in the main display. This is the default setting. This means that the dispenser will
automatically stop at 9,999 (gallons) volume units. See Figure 2.
2. To change the setting, use the 0 through 9 buttons on the keypad to enter a new volume
allocation limit.
Example: If a volume allocation of 050 has been set, the dispenser stops the flow of fuel at
50 volume units (gallons or liters). Note - Some Control Consoles override the dispenser
setting.
NOTE: If an error is made, press the 0 button until the volume display window shows
all zeros. Enter a new number.
Noter : If mode 11 only allows you to set 0999 volume units, check mode 15. If mode 15
is set for "0" you will only be able to set mode 11 for 0999 volume units.
3. When the correct volume allocation appears in the main display, press the ENTER but-
ton to save the selection.
4. Press the CANCEL button to exit this menu code.
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Fig. 1
Fig. 2 - Default is
9999 volume units.
Fig. 3 - Dispenser will not
work if set to all 0000's.