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Phoenix Plus
Operator's Guide
SETCOMM - sets the communication parameters for the communications port on the
computer if other than the default parameters are required (example: SETCOMM
"com2:2400,e,7,1"). Note that all of the parameters must be given, even if you are changing
only one!
SET RETRIES TO "x" - sets the number of times Autopoll will request the retransmission
of data before giving up. This command is only applicable if the USING "CRC" option was
used with the CAPTURE command. If the CRC check fails during the CAPTURE, Autopoll
will request the data to be sent again. Default is three retries; maximum is 9.
SET SITE TO "xxx" - writes out the number specified by the "xxx" as the first record in the
destination file. Incorporated into the CAPxxx.CMD file, SET SITE can be used to
distinguish the transactions from different cardlock sites or locations. Range is 1 to 999.
SET TIMEOUT TO "xx" - if no response is received within "xx" seconds following a
WAITFOR command, Autopoll will abort the execution of the command file. Default is 45
seconds; maximum is 99 seconds.
SET TRANSMISSION DELAY TO "xx" - allows the operator to slow the time between
the sending of each character to the remote device. The delay is measured in tenths of a
second; for example, to increase the delay to 1 full second, the command would be: SET
TRANSMISSION DELAY TO 10. Maximum is 99 tenths, or about 10 seconds.
SYSBACKUP FROM "K2500" TO "filename" - backs up the site configuration data
(pump parameters, messages, etc.) from the card system to the file specified by the "filename"
parameter. This file is automatically chosen by Phoenix Plus based on the site number.
SYSRESTORE TO "K2500" FROM "filename" - restores the site configuration data
(pump parameters, messages, etc.) from the file specified by the "filename" parameter to the
card system. This file is automatically chosen by Phoenix Plus based on the site number.
WAITFOR "." - causes Autopoll to wait until text contained within double quotes is
received before executing the next command in the command file (example: WAITFOR
"CONNECT"). The number of seconds Autopoll will wait before aborting is controlled by the
SET TIMEOUT command.
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