Syn-Tech Systems FuelMaster FMU-2500 Classic Installation Manual page 131

FuelMaster Installation Manual
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stop switch installation is a function of site preparation. Someone who comes in to perform an installation
should have all the necessary conduit (except surface mount conduit, as noted), a concrete mount pad for
each FMU, dispensers that are pumping fuel, operational tank monitors, and access to electrical and
communications connections.
Smartcard – access device similar in appearance to a credit card with memory chip imbedded in face of
card. Can receive same inputs as Prokee from Central Controller through a smartcard encoder
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Software – in this context, the FuelMaster operating program which is loaded on the Central Controller
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SSRA – Solid State Relay Assembly
Startup – see Initialization
Station House – location at a fueling site where the office equipment (Central Controller, phones, printer,
fax machine) may be located
Training – instruction to the customer in the proper operation of the FMU and software. When performed
in conjunction with an installation or startup, software database entry and encoding of
Prokees/smartcards may occur before other work commences so the system may be put to use soon
after installation or startup is completed.
Upload - the act of transferring information from the Central Controller to the FMU
Webinar – sometimes referred to as Web Conferencing. A highly desirable training concept to familiarize
customers with the FuelMaster software. A Syn-Tech trainer connects their PC to the customer's PC,
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then communicates with the customer via speakerphone to cover key points of the software. Usually a
webinar is scheduled two weeks after the installation is complete to give the Central Controller operator
some time to see the software and develop some questions for the Syn-Tech trainer.
Weights and Measures – a generic term which may apply to the agency within state or county
government responsible for the accuracy of fuel dispensers and fuel management systems; may also
apply to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Handbook 44.
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