Print PUmp (59)

R* PRINT PUMP
P#	T#	Pr	Pc	Price	Totals	$Total	Rate	Limit	Slow
1	1	1	1	0.799	178.770	181.10	100/$	$30	0.500
	2	2	2	0.859	360.716	322.74				Pumping
	3	3	3	0.919	740.360	741.94
2	1	1	1	0.799	84.110	66.44	100/$	$30	0.500	Down
	2	2	2	0.859	2.140	1.83
	3	3	3	0.919	462.540	494.42
3	3	3	3	0.919	353.044	357.14	100/$	$30	0.500
4	4	4	4	1.069	336.634	349.97	100/$	$30	0.500	Pumping
5	1	1	1	0.799	7019.954	6722.35	100/G	$500	0.500
6	2	2	2	0.859	503.411	548.22	100/G	$30	0.500	Pumping
7	3	3	3	0.919	464.840	578.71	100/G	$30	0.500
8	4	4	4	1.069	778.470	804.44	100/G	$30	0.500
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					11284.99	11169.30
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P# The pump number is the number of the pump, dispenser, or MPD (in the above example, pumps 1 and 2 are MPDs).
-- The hose number is not displayed, but is used to determine the order in which hose information for an MPD is displayed (pumps 1 and 2 each have three hoses). For other pumps and dispensers, the hose number is 1.
T# The tank number is the number of the fuel storage tank drawn upon by that hose.
Pr The product code is the number of the product assigned to the hose with LOAD FUEL. Use PRINT PRODUCT to view the product names that correspond to the numbers.
Pc The price code controls what prices will be charged for each method of payment such as cash or credit. It is the code entered with LOAD FUEL.
Price The price is the current fallback value assigned to the price code with LOAD PRICE. (The fallback price is defined in this chapter under Price codes.)
Totals The quantity totalizer is the cumulative quantity pumped for the hose. These totalizers will roll over periodically when all 9s are displayed.
$Totals The dollar totalizer is the cumulative dollar sales for the hose. Dollar totalizers will also roll over periodically.
Rate The pulser rate is the number of pulses produced per unit of measure, such as gallons. It applies only to fuel products, and is an accurate way of measuring flow. $ means that dollars are being counted and G means that gallons are being counted.
Limit The fill limit is the amount automatically requested, unless overridden, when a customer asks for a fill. (The limit assigned to privately issued cards can be different than the hose fill limit.)
Slow The slow flow cutoff point determines how soon before reaching a limit or preset amount the slow pump mode is activated. The purpose of slow flow cutoff is to prevent the pump from coasting past the preset amount or limit. Slow flow cutoff point is always specified in gallons or liters.
The last column, pump status, which has no heading, shows the current status of the hose:
Down The pump is out of service. The commands PRINT DIAGNOSTICS 2 and PRINT DIAGNOSTICS 8 give more diagnostic information about pump control units and pumps, respectively.
Pumping The pump is currently activated. The command PRINT TIP gives more information on transactions in progress.
Reader If this appears for any length of time, the pump is stuck. Type ENABLE PUMP;A followed by the pump number.
Console If this appears for any length of time the pump is stuck. Type ENABLE PUMP;A followed by the pump number.
Disabled You have run the DISABLE PUMP command, no price has been entered in the Site Controller, or the pulser has developed a problem.
Ful Srv The pump is in full-serve mode. It will pump any time the hose is taken off-hook. To get a pump out of full-serve mode, type DEACTIVATE PUMP;A followed by the pump number.
- The pump is idle.
The A option with PRINT PUMP displays the values of the pump totalizers, as of the end of the previous shift. (These values are updated whenever the commands LOAD SHIFT, NEXT SHIFT, RESET TOTALS, and NEXT DAY are run.) The first seven columns with the A option are identical to the PRINT PUMP display. The two columns on the right display each pump's quantity and dollar totals at the time the shift change occurred; these two columns are not totaled.