Syn-Tech Systems FuelMaster FMU-2500 Classic Installation Manual page 193

FuelMaster
configured for this site will be available. The Product corresponding to the tank will be grayed out
but inserted. A PIE address of 1 will be automatically entered. This may be changed to any
number between 1 and 8.
f. If you are working with AIM, a column for ANID (AIM Nozzle ID) will open. The ANID has to be the
same for all positions using the same hose and nozzle. If more than one hose or nozzle is
attached to the fueling position (example: unleaded, mid-grade unleaded, super unleaded on one
hose, diesel on another hose), the additional hoses/nozzles must have different ANIDs.
g. When the Grade Positions have been configured, click on the OK button at the bottom of the
window to close the window.
h. At the bottom of the Hose window, click on the Apply button, then the OK button to close the
window.
i. At the bottom of the Unit ID window, click on Online. A Configuration Upload/Do... window will
open. Click on the box to the left of the Selected FMUs, then click on the Upload button at the
bottom of the window. The new configuration will be sent to the selected FMU.
j. As required, click on the OK or Close button to close all opened windows. The Electronic
Fueling/Grade Positions configuration is complete.
Troubleshooting
The FMU Auto/Manual Switches will not place the dispenser in manual, but will stop the hose from
dispensing if placed in manual.
PIE Diagnostic Programs. As mentioned previously, PIE recommends the performance of an equipment
test prior to installation and power-up of the Electronic Dispenser Interface Kit. Many installers only
perform this test if problems are encountered during installation and power-up. The PCC Demo Test is
outlined in the diagnostic section of the PIE PCXZ Installation Guide. The disk provided with the
equipment will be necessary to extract executable files necessary to run the programs.
Laptop Connections. Many advanced diagnostic functions may be performed with a laptop connection
to the FMU. The FMU connection may be made in accordance with Product Bulletin 111, or Appendix D
of the FMU Installation Manual. Once the connection is made, communications to the PIE Controller may
be verified by entering an 80 command. If the connection is successful, an ELECTRONIC PUMP
DIAGNOSTIC MENU will be displayed. If unsuccessful, a message UNABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH
ELECTRONIC PUMP CONTROLLER! will be displayed.
LEDs: A lot can be learned by removing the device covers and observing the LEDs in the Controller and
Configurator. See Figures H-10 and H-11. The LED locations are outlined in white. In the Controller there
are red Receive LEDs, and green Transmit LEDs. The lower left box explains the POS/Diagnostic
Indicator LEDs. If you call Syn-Tech or PIE for assistance, you will be asked to provide LED observations.
LEDs 1 (Transmit) and 2 (Receive) are for connections to POS1. LEDs 3 (Transmit) and 4 (Receive) are
for connections to POS2. LEDs 5 (Transmit) and 6 (Receive) are for connections to DIAG with a laptop.
A serviceable and properly connected Controller should have LEDs pulsing alternately between pairs of
red and green POS1, POS2, and/or DIAG LEDs. If the input to the Controller is POS1, then LEDs 1 and 2
should be flashing alternately. POS2: LEDs 3 and 4 should be flashing alternately. DIAG: LEDs 5 and 6
should be flashing alternately. If any paired LEDs are illuminated in any other sequence, or not
illuminated, this is incorrect.
The lower right box explains the Pump Port/Card Port LEDs. Pump Port LEDs 1 and 2 should be flashing
together if a connection is made from PIE PORT 1. Pump Port LEDs 5 and 6 should be flashing together
if a connection is made from PIE PORT 2. If any paired LEDs are illuminated in any other sequence, or
not illuminated, this is incorrect. Card Port LEDs are for card reader connections, and do not apply with
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