Caution Should the word “FLUId” appear in Display immediately implement part A & B of this section Refer page 06 of this Manual Apollo 3000 Set Up Procedure Std. Fuel paragraph 06 for details Caution This equipment contains components that can be damaged by Electrostatic Discharge.
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Fig 5 Vent Box Position & Sealing Page 26 Fig 6 Safety Hose Position Page 27 Apollo 3000 Hydraulic & Intrinsic Connections New Zealand Page 28 Apollo 3000 Hydraulic & Intrinsic Connections Australia. Page 29 Mains Wiring Connections AC Control & Power Supply...
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BP Apollo 3000 Dispenser Supply & Installation Procedure Stage 1 Under Ground Sump Enclosure Installation Components supplied by PEC to site. Components include; Sump Enclosure Box Assy with, Cable Duct, Delivery Ducts with Internal Delivery Pipe Assys. fitted. Bulkhead Seals (Pre fitted into Sump Enclosure) Sump Box Lid with Handles Sump Cover &...
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Stage 2 Vertical Delivery Pipe Assys Installation Procedure Components Supplied by PEC Front & Rear Vertical Pipe Assys Head Cabinet Assy. (Fitted with Grade ID Decals) Head Cabinet mtg. Brkts Flexible Safety Hose Assys External Hose Assy, fitted with Nozzles, Grade Covers & Gas Guards Nozzle Grade ID Decals Vent Box Assy Front &...
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• Stage 2 Vertical Delivery Pipe Assys & Modules Installation Procedure Continued • Drill pilot holes into Column through holes provided in horizontal fixing Brkts. (Min. 2 per Brkt. required) Uses 12 Gauge 32mm (12/24 x 23 Hex Hd. Buildx 500 Series or similar Screw. •...
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Installation Procedure (Start with Module C closest to Column) • (Ensure Product Position is Correct (Refer Pg. 27 NZ or 28 Aus.) Apollo 3000 Hydraulic & Intrinsic Connections • Connect Internal Delivery Hoses to Internal Delivery Pipe Assys (these exit into Sump from Ducts) (Refer Pg18) Inside Enclosure Layout •...
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Set addresses on AC Control PCB as shown in table below Note AC Control Boxes number from right to Left as viewed with Column on your left, refer Apollo 3000 Hydraulic & Intrinsic Connections layout Section Pg. 28 & 29 Box no.
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Apollo 3000 Set Up Procedure Standard Fuel continued Plug in Batteries Test Diagnostics (Refer Pg.08) Version VA 2.30P or Greater Software Version VA 2.30P has optional settings between Air Sense & Fluid Float Switch Operation. Explanation of operation: Air Sense Operation = No Link present or Link Cut @ position 10 @ Dip Switches positioned on Front Preset Display PCB Assy.
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Pump stack test 50* 70* This test cheeks the operation of the pump motors (internal or submersible). The motor can be switched on and off, as can the slow and fast flow rates. The flow rate is displayed in the Price per litre display. Pump motor Function number F1 &...
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Feed Line Detail Elbow B 22-22-12-12 3-4 CR 33 MS Note distance between test point seals on assy. shown above must be min possible . Inside distance between Bulkhead Seals in Hydraulic Enclosure is, 0.432m therefore feed line Tee termination arrangement must fit within this distance. Above view is as viewed from enclosure (sump) end away from Column (RH end ).
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Head Cabinet Front Displays 87271 Price 87276 Main Display Display PCB PCB Assy. Assy. Refer Pg.?? for Cable Lay out 87281 Preset PCB Assy. 87195 Mem. Key Pad 89710 Head Cabinet Assy. 89711 Head Cab. Mtg. Brkts. x 2 not show...
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Head Cabinet Internal 824510 Cable Clip 88310 Cable Assy. (Logic Box – Processor) 40 Way Housing 861230 83210 Cable Assy Proc. - Power 83202 Cable Assy Pump Comms. 87380 Pro. Eprom. 87338 Tote Cable Assy. 881730 Label Intrinsic...
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A p o l l o 3 0 0 0 H y d r a u l i c & I n t r i n s i c C o n n e c t i o n s N e w Z e a l a n d G M E 0 8 / 0 2 / 0 0 U p d a t e d 0 9 / 0 3 / 0 1 F il e @ GME...
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G M E 0 1 / 1 1 / 0 0 A p o l l o 3 0 0 0 H y d r a u l i c & I n t r i n s i c C o n n e c t i o n s A u s t r a l i a U p d a t e d 2 7 / 1 1 / 0 0 - 2 1 / 0 8 / 0 1 - 2 7 / 0 2 / 0 2 F i l e @ G M E c : / m y d r a w d t / a p o l l o / l a y - 3 0 0 0 .
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Incoming Pump Comms. Mains & Switched Active Cabling Layout To PEC Main Processor PCB (Comms) Refer Pg 28 Head Cabinet * = FLP Gland Used Valve Wiring Option Layout shown below is used in conjunction only with new version Asco Valve PVG. Model (note: wiring also unsleeved on this version) A C Mains In Switched Active Out Sol_1...
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Control Logic Distribution PCB Assy 87110 N oz_F N o z3 N o z2 N oz_R N o z1 N /C A ir1 A C 3 A ir2 A C 2 A ir3 A C 1 U D D EN C_F3 F _ A EN C _F2 F _ B...
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Display Dip Switch Location Front Preset Display PCB Assy File: Display Dip Switch.doc Dip Sw. Dip Sw. 9= Open for Dollars per Litre (no Link) Linked = Cents per Litre Service Agents Pins Ver 2.30p > Air Sense Operation (No Link) Linked for Float Swt.
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Main Processor Board Information & Connections Part Number 87101 The main Processor Board controls all Pump operations, either alone or together with an input Processor Board The basic elements are : 80c31 or 80c32 Processor 64K external program Memory (Eprom) 32K Static Ram (Battery backed 2692 DUART Encoder Interface...
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Apollo 3000 Display Layout 89887 87333 87276 87271 x 3 87276 87271 x 3 07203 10 Way 10 Way 07203 87329 87333 87281 87281 89886 10 Way 10 Way To Processor PCB 89886 Apollo 3000 Rear Assy Apollo 3000 Front Assy...
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Errors This chapter contains the full list of error codes, in numerical order. Errors are normally indicated by the error code (number) being displayed. The error is displayed as ERRxx, where xx is the code number. Errors are also written to an error log. You can check logged errors using Function 02 as detailed in chapter 4.
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08..09 Not used Errors 08 and 09 are reserved. Fatal Errors (excluding fatal startup errors) Errors 10 through to 29 all cause the processor to stop. The errors are displayed but beeps are not sounded. The pump must be reset after one of these errors. 10..15 Pump Control State Errors (Pump A..F) This indicates an attempt to enter an undefined side control state on a particular pump number.
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This would be caused by either a fatal error in the input processor, or a physical loss of connection on the serial link between the two processor boards. Remote Parameters Failure Error 27 will be displayed if the pump is not within the diagnostics functions and the remote rx_param block that was sent from the input microprocessor is different to the set stored by the you.
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(Pump D2) The Grade 2 rear encoder inputs were out of sequence. Grade 3 Front encoder error (Pump E3) The Grade 3 front encoder inputs were out of sequence. Grade 3 Rear encoder error (Pump F3) The Grade 3 rear encoder inputs were out of sequence. Grade 1 Front encoder too fast (Pump A1) This error indicates an overflow of either encoder counts or encoder errors was detected for the Grade...
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One of these values is corrupt, and has not yet been set back to a valid value (using the appropriate diagnostic function). LPG Sensor failure The LPG sensor has stopped providing or is providing incorrect information, to the input processor. LPG system vapour present During an LPG delivery vapour was sensed in the system for more than one minute.
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The message received had a checksum error. Channel B Receiver Data Error This indicates that the polling message received from the Input Processor is an invalid type (or that the comms line has been corrupted, in which case a checksum error will probably also occur). Channel B Receiver Overflow Error The message received was too long for the buffer.
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PEC Fuel Pump Fluid/Float Switch operation. Apollo Dispensers Software required: LPG Apollo requires: Input Processor Assy = VI 1.21S (or >) This also allows for Single Temperature Probe operation. Dip Switch # 2 @ SW3 set “ON” Main Processor Assy = VA 2.30P (or >) Apollo Std Petrol/Diesel Dispensers requires: Main Processor Assy = VA 2.30P (or >)
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Caution Should the word “FLUId” appear in Display immediately implement part A & B of this section Refer page 06 of this Manual Apollo 3000 Set Up Procedure Std. Fuel paragraph 06 for details Caution This equipment contains components that can be damaged by Electrostatic Discharge.
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Apollo Manual Contents Page 1 Contents Page 2 -5 First & Second Stage Installation Specifications Page 6 Front Door Assy Lay out & Parts Descriptions Page 7 Rear Door Assy lay out & Parts Descriptions Page 8 Head Cabinet Assy Internal lay out & parts Descriptions Page 9 Sump &...
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BP Special Version Dispenser Supply & Installation Procedure Updated 24/06/98 / 21/07/98 / 30/04/99 05/05/99 File @ GME c:/pec/apollo/instal1.doc PEC will supply required Components to site. Components include; Sump Box with Delivery Ducts & Internal Delivery Pipe Assys fitted Sump Box Lid Bulkhead Seals Sump Box Lid with Handles Sump Cover &...
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Stage 1 - Installation Procedure continued • Install Main Feed Lines Into Sump (refer Pg. 16 NZ & Pg. 17 Aus.) for correct positioning etc. (Refer page 33 for Feed Line Details) • T connector terminated with ¾ Ball Valve & ¾ -3/4 BSP Elbow B22 22 12 12 •...
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Installation Procedure Modules & Delivery Pipe Assys Stage 2 - Components Supplied Front & Rear Vertical Pipe Assys Head Cabinet Assy Hydraulic Module Assy (Addresses pre-set) & with Data Cables fitted Flexible Safety Hose Assys x 6 Internal Supply Line Hose Assys x 2 Sets Internal Delivery Hose Assys x 3 •...
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Stage 2 - Installation Procedure Modules & Delivery Pipe Assys Continues (Start with Module A closest to Column) (Refer Pg. 16 or 17) • Install Module Assy. fit Hinge Pin lift module & Position Hold Up Brace (Refer pg. 9) •...
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Apollo Door Assy (Front) 89801 First issue 28.07.98 87333 Cable Assy x 2 Main Display Door Bezel 89770 87276 Face panel Front 89775 87271 Display x 3 Graphic Panel 89950 NZ Graphic Panel 89958 Aus. 87328 Cable Proc/Disp 825960 Lock 89750 Saddle mtg.
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Apollo Door /Head Assy 89802 (Rear View) First issue 29/07/98 Buzzer Cable Processor PCB 87727 Assy 87102 Power Cables 89726 Mtg Plate 87754 Modified Cable Assy Preset/Display 89725 Mini Spur Fastener 824810 Lock Latch Rear 89754 Cable Assy 87328 Cable Assy. x 2 07203 87254 Earth Bonding...
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Apollo Head Assy Internal First issued 29.07.98 Battery & Cable Assy 88230 Shown Unplugged Tote Assy 87287 Tote Cable Assy 87338 Tote Mtg. Brkt. 89751 FST Cable Rear 24984 Front Not Shown...
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Apollo Set Up Procedure Standard Fuel 1. Set Up Addresses Dip Switches Set addresses on AC Control PCB as shown in table below Note AC Control Boxes number from Left to right as viewed with Column on your left, refer Apollo Hydraulic &...
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Set Product Price Product A = Enter 31-Fill-$ amount(eg 0.86)-Fill Product B = Enter 51-Fill-$ amount-Fill Product C = Enter 71-Fill-$ amount-Fill Note To test Comms. And Console control is working correctly, enter a non real price for each product and then switch unit over to Console control price should then change as set on console.
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Pump stack test 50* 70* This test cheeks the operation of the pump motors (internal or submersible). The motor can be switched on and off, as can the slow and fast flow rates. The flow rate is displayed in the Price per litre display. Pump motor Function number F1 &...
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A p o l l o H y d r a u l i c & I n t r i n s i c C o n n e c t i o n s N e w Z e a l a n d G M E 0 5 / 0 6 / 9 8 u p d a t e 6 / 8 / 9 , 1 5 / 0 9 / 9 8 , 0 5 / 0 5 / 9 9 , 1 0 / 0 2 / 0 0 , 2 5 / 0 3 / 0 1...
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G M E 0 5 / 0 6 / 9 8 A p o l l o H y d r a u l i c & I n t r i n s i c C o n n e c t i o n s A u s t r a l i a u p d a t e 6 / 8 / 9 8 , 1 5 / 0 9 / 9 8 , 0 5 / 0 5 / 9 9 , 1 0 / 0 2 / 0 0 , 2 5 / 0 3 / 0 1 F ile @ G ME...
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Errors This chapter contains the full list of error codes, in numerical order. Errors are normally indicated by the error code (number) being displayed. The error is displayed as ERRxx, where xx is the code number. Errors are also written to an error log. You can check logged errors using Function 02 as detailed in chapter 4.
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Non Volatile Setup Error 05 is a check of the non volatile variables. These are the set up variables which must remain unchanged during a power failure. They remain constant unless changed by a diagnostic function. They are checked (against their backup variables) both at startup (all non-vol variables checked) and dynamically (one byte checked each call from main loop).
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Fatal Errors (excluding fatal startup errors) Errors 10 through to 29 all cause the processor to stop. The errors are displayed but beeps are not sounded. The pump must be reset after one of these errors. 10..15 Pump Control State Errors (Pump A..F) This indicates an attempt to enter an undefined side control state on a particular pump number.
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Solenoid Control Error This indicates that an attempt was made to open or close a solenoid valve when it was already in that state (according to the software). It will also occur (except in diagnostic mode) if an attempt is made to turn on a solenoid valve when the corresponding motor is not on.
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Single Pump Number Fatal Errors Errors 30 through to 59 do not cause a complete system crash, as they relate to a single pump number only. They cause the related pump to stop delivery, and its displays to flash. This continues until the nozzle is replaced and any nozzle on that pump number is removed again.
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Grade 1 Front encoder error (Pump A1) Grade 1 front encoder inputs out of sequence for more than 1 count in 512 (0.19% minimum error rate). This could be due to the encoder missing a count, the rotation being backwards, etc. Grade 1 Rear encoder error (Pump B1) The Grade 1 rear encoder inputs were out of sequence.
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Grade 3 Rear encoder too fast (Pump F3) There was an overflow of either encoder counts or encoder errors detected for the Grade 3 rear encoder. Grade 1 Front encoder run on (Pump A1) Flow did not stop (the encoder was still rotating) at the end of a Grade 1 front hose delivery (i.e. after the "get dribble"...
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Non Fatal System Errors Errors 60 through to 89 do not cause any loss of system functionality. They are logged only (for service use). Comms Channel A errors Channel A Receiver Parity Error This indicates a parity error was detected in one or more of the received message bytes. Channel A Receiver Framing Error Character was received for which no stop bit was detected.
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Comms Channel B errors Channel B Receiver Parity Error Error 70 indicates a parity error was detected in one or more of the received message bytes. Channel B Receiver Framing Error A character was received for which no stop bit was detected. Channel B Receiver Break Error A steady low (space) signal has appeared at a receiver, indicating a break condition at the transmitting end.
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General log only system errors Errors 80 through 89 are general system errors. They are logged only; they do not cause the system to crash. Grade 1 Front Preset Overrun This indicates that the delivery on the Grade 1 Front hose did not stop at the preset or allocation limit.
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Main Processor Board Information & Connections Part Number 87101 The main Processor Board controls all Pump operations, either alone or together with an input Processor Board The basic elements are : 80c31 or 80c32 Processor 64K external program Memory (Eprom) 32K Static Ram (Battery backed 2692 DUART Encoder Interface...
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Display Dip Switch Location Front Preset Display PCB Assy Dip Sw. Dip Sw. 9= Open for Dollars per Litre (no Link) Linked = Cents per Litre Service Agents Pins Ver 2.30p > Air Sense Operation (No Link) Linked for Float Swt. Operation...
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Incoming Pump Comms. Mains & Switched Active Cabling Layout To PEC Main Processor PCB (Comms) Refer Pg 28 Head Cabinet * = FLP Gland Used Valve Wiring Option Layout shown below is used in conjunction only with new version Asco Valve PVG. Model (note: wiring also unsleeved on this version) A C Mains In Switched Active Out Sol_1...
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Control Logic Distribution PCB Assy 87110 Noz_F N oz3 N oz2 Noz_R N oz1 N /C A ir1 A C 3 A ir2 A C 2 A ir3 A C 1 U D D ENC_F3 F_ A ENC_F2 F_ B ENC_F1 R _A ENC_R3...
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Feed Line Detail Elbow B 22-22-12-12 Note distance between test point seals on assy. shown above must be min possible . Inside distance between Bulkhead Seals in Hydraulic Enclosure is, 0.432m therefore feed line Tee termination arrangement must fit within this distance. Above view is as viewed from enclosure (sump) end away from Column (RH end ).
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GME 15/09/98 Up date 27/03/01 File @ GME c:/ mydrawdt/apollo/lay-out.idw Pg. hose spec (Pg 3) External Hose Assy Specifications Above Bry Break Note 1 per each external hose: 5/8 ID Hose @ 250 mm 7/8 SAE Sw/Nut (824170)- 3/4 BSPP Fittings Hose Assy "A"...
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89725 87333 87271 x 3 87271 x 3 87276 87276 07203 16 Way 07203 87333 87329 To Processor PCB To Processor PCB 87328 87328 Apollo Front Door Assy Apollo Rear Door Assy Inside View Inside View 16/04/99 File @ GME c:/mydrawdt/draw/apollo/display.idw...
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