HCS IV-GII Programming Manual · 2009. 3. 19. · HCS IV Wiring Schematic ... in the Advantech Isolator box and it MUST match up to #18 on the surge suppressor The shield must connect

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HCS IV-GII

Programming

Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................................................................................... 2HCS IV Overview ..................................................................................................... 9HCS IV Wiring Schematic ...................................................................................... 10Isolator .................................................................................................................... 11Advantech Connections .......................................................................................... 12Distribution Panel .................................................................................................... 13

WASH CODE ............................................................................................................ 14Configuring your Advantech as a Master ......................................................... 14

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 15PASSWORD .......................................................................................................... 15

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 16Keyboard ................................................................................................................ 17

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 18Ticket Information .................................................................................................. 18

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 19Program Pricing ...................................................................................................... 19Hamilton $ ............................................................................................................... 20

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 21Discounts ................................................................................................................ 21

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 22Taxes ....................................................................................................................... 22

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 23Password ................................................................................................................ 23

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 24Configure POS Type .............................................................................................. 24Config for Standard Remote .................................................................................. 25Config for Pay-at-the-Pump ................................................................................... 26

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 27Settings ................................................................................................................... 27Ticket Definitions .................................................................................................... 28

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 28SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 29

Com Ports .............................................................................................................. 29Set Data Parameters ................................................................................................ 30

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 31Reset CE ................................................................................................................. 31

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SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 32Shutdown ................................................................................................................ 32

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 33Internet Configuration ............................................................................................. 33

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 34Carwash Interface ................................................................................................... 34

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 35Backup/Restore ...................................................................................................... 35

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 36ACW Interface ........................................................................................................ 36

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 37MORE .................................................................................................................... 37

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 38Power Status ........................................................................................................... 38

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 39Advanced Settings .................................................................................................. 39

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 40About ...................................................................................................................... 40

WASH CODE ............................................................................................................ 41ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 42

PASSWORD .......................................................................................................... 42ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 43

Keyboard ................................................................................................................ 44ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 45

Ticket Info .............................................................................................................. 45ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 46

Program Pricing ...................................................................................................... 46ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 47

Hamilton $ ............................................................................................................... 47ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 48

Discounts ................................................................................................................ 48ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 49

Taxes ....................................................................................................................... 49ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 50

Passwords .............................................................................................................. 50ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 51

Reports ................................................................................................................... 51Today Report .......................................................................................................... 52Period Report Sold ................................................................................................. 53Period Report Washed ............................................................................................ 54

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Outstanding Codes ................................................................................................. 55Shift Report ............................................................................................................ 56Slave Report ........................................................................................................... 57Pay-at-the-Pump Report ......................................................................................... 58Hourly Load Report ............................................................................................... 59

ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 61Settings ................................................................................................................... 61

ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 62Ticket Definitions .................................................................................................... 62

ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 63Fleet Functions ....................................................................................................... 63Fleet Customers ...................................................................................................... 64Fleet Pricing ............................................................................................................ 65Sell Codes ............................................................................................................... 66Postpay Invoices .................................................................................................... 67

ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 68Program Pricing ...................................................................................................... 68Hamilton $ ............................................................................................................... 69Manage Codes ........................................................................................................ 70

ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 71ACW Status ............................................................................................................ 71

ADMIN ....................................................................................................................... 72About ...................................................................................................................... 72

WASHCODE ............................................................................................................. 731-2-3 ............................................................................................................................ 741-2-3 ............................................................................................................................ 75

Sell .......................................................................................................................... 751-2-3 ............................................................................................................................ 76

Verify ....................................................................................................................... 761-2-3 ............................................................................................................................ 77

Report ..................................................................................................................... 771-2-3 ............................................................................................................................ 78

Logoff ..................................................................................................................... 78Configuring your Advantech as a Satellite ....................................................... 79

WASH CODE ............................................................................................................ 79IMPORTANT NOTICE ......................................................................................... 80

WASHCODE ............................................................................................................. 82SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 83

PASSWORD .......................................................................................................... 83SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 84

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SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 85Keyboard ................................................................................................................ 85

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 86Ticket Information .................................................................................................. 86

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 87Program Pricing ...................................................................................................... 87

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 88Discounts ................................................................................................................ 88

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 89Taxes ....................................................................................................................... 89

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 90Passwords .............................................................................................................. 90

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 91Configure POS Type .............................................................................................. 91

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 92Configure for Satellite Remote ................................................................................ 92Configure for Satellite PAP Remote ........................................................................ 93

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 93SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 94

Server Address ....................................................................................................... 94SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 95

Settings ................................................................................................................... 95SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 96

Ticket Definition ...................................................................................................... 96SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 97

Com Ports .............................................................................................................. 97Set Data Parameters ................................................................................................ 98

SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 99Reset CE ................................................................................................................. 99

SETUP ......................................................................................................................100Shutdown .............................................................................................................. 100

SETUP ......................................................................................................................101Internet .................................................................................................................. 101

SETUP ......................................................................................................................102Backup/Restore .................................................................................................... 102

SETUP ......................................................................................................................103More ..................................................................................................................... 103

SETUP ......................................................................................................................104Power Status ......................................................................................................... 104

SETUP ......................................................................................................................105Advanced Settings ................................................................................................ 105

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SETUP ......................................................................................................................106About .................................................................................................................... 106

WASHCODE ...........................................................................................................107ADMIN .....................................................................................................................108

Password .............................................................................................................. 108ADMIN .....................................................................................................................109ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 110

Ticket Information .................................................................................................110ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 111

Program Pricing ..................................................................................................... 111ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 112

Discounts ...............................................................................................................112ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 113

Taxes ......................................................................................................................113ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 114

Passwords .............................................................................................................114ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 115

Reports ..................................................................................................................115ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 116

Ticket Definitions ...................................................................................................116ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 117

ACW STATUS ......................................................................................................117ADMIN ..................................................................................................................... 118

About .....................................................................................................................118WASHCODE ........................................................................................................... 1191-2-3 ..........................................................................................................................1201-2-3 ..........................................................................................................................121

SELL..................................................................................................................... 1211-2-3 ..........................................................................................................................122

Verify ..................................................................................................................... 1221-2-3 ..........................................................................................................................123

Report ................................................................................................................... 1231-2-3 ..........................................................................................................................124

Log Off ................................................................................................................. 124Rebooting your Advantech System ...................................................................... 125APPENDIX B ....................................................................................................... 126 Basic Trouble Shooting for HCS IV ................................................................ 126A) CODES NOT BEING ACCEPTED ..................................................................................... 126

Check the following in the EIC and Controller: ........................................................................ 126EIC ........................................................................................................................................ 126In the EIC the HCS option must be activated .......................................................................... 126

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Controller ............................................................................................................................... 126Check communication wiring ................................................................................................... 126Check the configuration of the Isolator: .................................................................................... 127Check the Advantech configuration: ......................................................................................... 128

CODES WILL NOT PRINT ..................................................................................................... 135NO COMMUNICATION WITH THE CASH REGISTER: .................................................. 137COMMUNICATION PROBLEM WITH MULTIPLE GOLD LINES: ............................... 138APPENDIX C ....................................................................................................... 139COM Chips in the Isolator ................................................................................... 139

LIMITED WARRANTY AGREEMENT OF HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CORP. ............. 140

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This manual is designed to guide you through the programming of your HCS IV-GII POS unit. Each menuscreen is represented as a separate page. For further information, please contact Hamilton’s Technical SupportDepartment at (800) 837-5561.

PREFACE

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HCS IV Overview

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HCS IV Wiring Schematic

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Isolator

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ADVANTECH

LAN

COM

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ON OFF

+-GND

FUSEUS

B

THREE POSITIONGREEN CONNECTOR

Advantech Connections

• On/Off switch.

• 3Position connector (+/-/GND) that will connect your incoming wires to the Advantech providingyour 24vdc power for your Advantech.

• COM 1/2/3 ports provide your commuincation connection through your main harness bundle fromthe Advantech to the Isolator box. Connect the appropriate end to the COM port on the Isolatorbox. Note: The cables are marked with a number on each end for proper connection..

• USB port will allow you to connect an external keyboard for programming.

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Distribution Panel

• The four pin connector plugs into #17 on the distribution panel The ground wire attaches to thedistribution wire cover

• Connect the red wire to position #19 on the surge suppressor and it MUST match up to thepositive “+” side (#19) in the Advantech Isolator box The white wire will connect to #18 on thesurge suppressor and it MUST match up to the negative “-” side (#18) in the Advantech Isolatorbox

• The shield will NOT BE connected into the surge suppressor, it will be left disconnected If you aredaisy chaining two or more ACW’s together you will then just twist the shielded cables together andat the last ACW it will be left disconnected

INSIDE ACW

PLUG INTO

POSITION 17

RED POSITION 19WHITE POSITION 18

GROUND UNDER #10 NUT USED TO

HOLD THE DISTIBUTION WIRE COVER

COMMUNICATION CABLE

17

SURGE SUPPRESSOR ( 49-9426)

• Wash Interface: The communication line between the GL-ACW and the Advantech Isolator BoxMUST BE a two wire twisted pair shielded cable. (Red and White provided by Hamilton)

• Connect the red wire to the positive “+” side (#19) in the Advantech Isolator box and it MUSTmatch up to #19 on the surge suppressor The white wire will connect to the negative “-” side (#18)in the Advantech Isolator box and it MUST match up to #18 on the surge suppressor The shieldmust connect into #15 or GND in the Advantech Isolator box

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WASH CODEConfiguring your Advantech as a Master

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PASSWORD

SETUP

• Upon initial setup all passwords are set to the default value of “0”.

• Press “OK” to continue.

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SETUP

• These are the categories under the “SETUP” menu.

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Keyboard

• Entering a category that you need to add or change a alpha or numerical character just tap inside thetext box and a keyboard will automatically appear in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Tosee the area behind the keyboard just drag it to another section of the screen. To hide the keyboardjust select an area outside of the text area.

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Ticket Information

• VALID DAYS is the amount of time a code that is issued is valid. The customer can set this field totheir desired specifications.

• The address that is displayed in the boxes above will be displayed on the ticket given to the cus-tomer if a code sold from the Advantech system .To input your information, select one of the textboxes, keyboard appears, and then input information.

• The box entitled “Include barcode on printout” does not need to be selected unless it pertains totheir setup.

• PRINTOUT LANGUAGE allows you to select the English or French language to be printed on theticket. Note: If selecting French, this will only change preset messages on your receipt, you mustinput the appropriate text for any other messaging that you input text for.

SETUP

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SETUPProgram Pricing

• By selecting a text or numerical box (keyboard appears) you can input your wash names and washprices.

• Depending on the number of washes you have (up to 8) selecting 1-6 button will allow you to inputthe name and amount of that wash for your first 6 washes. If you have more then 6 washes thenselect the 7-12 button to complete the wash names and pricing.

• Standard Pricing category allows you to set a pricing group that you would consistently use forselling codes.

• Next section is FLEET PRICING This allows you to set different price groups (A, B or C) for yourfleet codes You may also use “Standard Pricing” for your fleet pricing.

• HIGH/LOW TIMES allows you to set two different price settings for each fleet group-a highand a low price. You will then be able to set the times that high or low pricing should be used, aswell as being able to set when a code is not usable.

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Hamilton $

• FIND TELLERS allows you to find all of your Hamilton Gold Line ACW’s (Teller ID=ACWUnit Number) on your network.

• GET PRICES allows you to pull the prices and wash names from each of the Hamilton ACW’s.

• You can change the prices from this screen but not the wash names.

• After changing the prices you can “Set Prices” back to the ACW. This is done one ACW at a time.

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SETUPDiscounts

• The value set in DISCOUNTS is the amount of discount off of a wash price.

• A value of 999 must be set to force a free wash If another value is in DISCOUNT 2 then that willbe the amount discounted on the washes you have set for DISCOUNT 2.

• Button 1-4 will be displayed on your sales window with the text you have entered. Select the textbox that you want to change and the keyboard will automatically appear to change the text.

• DISCOUNT 1 is for Button #1 and DISCOUNT 2 is for Button #3.

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SETUPTaxes

• Taxes are only applicable to the car wash owner.

• Tax rates are set up in the cash register if you have a Pay-at-the-Pump situation.

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SETUPPassword

• It is VERY IMPORTANT that if passwords are set that the appropriate personnel are awareof the codes and where to find them if they are forgotten. You will use these passwords to enter intothe category that you set the password for Shift 1, Shift 2, Shift 3, Manager or Installer.

• Note: This password will stop you from entering any category in that menu section 1-2-3, Admin orSetup.

• If a password is not selected then the default password is “0”.

• If your passwords are set to “0” as defaults you will still be prompted for a password when youenter into the Admin or Setup categories. You will not be prompted at the 1-2-3 menu.

• To input a numerical password select inside of the numerical box. (Keyboard appears)

• Admin = Manager and Setup = Installer

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SETUPConfigure POS Type

• If this is the Master unit (connected to Gold Line ACW’s) and there are no remote or Pay-at-the-Pump satellites, then your screen should look as displayed above.

• MAX SATELLITES is the number of satellites that the master will verify.

• MAX PROGS is the number of washes allowed.

• MAX CODES is the amount of codes allowed per day. (This will automatically be calculated whenMAX SATELLITES and MAX PROGS have a numerical input)

• NETWORK MASK is a numerical code that links the Master and satellites together *This codeshould be a unique five or six digit number*.

NOTE: The largest network number that can be inputted is 524287.

• MAX WINDOW is the number of codes valid past the last code that was used.

• When setting up remote or Pay-at-the-Pump satellite with a Master, the information in the followingcategories must be the same; MAX SATELLITES, MAX PROGS, MAX CODES, and NET-WORK MASK.

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Config for Standard Remote

• If you are using a “Standard Remote,” then select the “7” digit satellite code length and inputthe numerical values for your setup. (Make sure you have also selected a satellite)

• By adding more Max Satellites it changes the number of Max Codes allowed per day.

• You are allowed up to 10 Standard 7 digit remotes.

• Note: If you are using a Standard Remote 7 digit satellite code length then your Local code size (seesettings page) can be either 5 or 6 digit.

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Config for Pay-at-the-Pump

• If you are using a “Pay-at-the-Pump Remote” then select “5” or “6” digit satellite code lengthand input the numerical values for your setup. (Make sure you have selected a satellite)


• You are allowed up to 4 Pay-at-the-Pump remotes for either a 5 or 6 digits.

• NOTE: It is suggested that you set the Max Satellites to four and then only check the Satellites thatare used. This will make it easier to add new Satellites without deleting valid codes.

• Note: If you are using a PAP remote 5 digit satellite code length then your Local code size(see settings page) must be set to 5 digit.

• Note: If you are using a PAP remote 6 digit code length then your Local code size ( see settingspage) must be set to 6 digit.

• Note: The length of the PAP remote satellite code length and Local code size will be determined bythe site controller used with PAP system.

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SETUPSettings

• Local Code Size allows you to set the length of code that will be issued and accepted at the Mastersite.

• FLEET SALES should be selected if you are going to allow fleet sales.

• ALLOW STACKING should be selected if you are going to allow stacking.

• DRIVE-OFF, GOOD WASH, BUSY DELAY and DEBOUNCE are used for Hamilton CodeSystem II.

• Shuffle and Use Emergency Codes are non-applicable.

• Selecting “Use External Keyboard” will allow you to use an external USB keyboard for program-ming.

• Report slave and Report PAP sales per shift will allow you to see what has been generated fromeach when logging out or running a Today report.

• Show wash bay status on sales screen allows you to have a stop light on your sales screen that givesyou the status of your wash bay.

• Clear Report # allows you to reset your sequential number on your reports.

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Ticket Definitions

• This assigns the text (Wash Name) to the Wash Package.

• NO DISCOUNT allows you to select a wash package and NOT give a discount for that washpackage.

• If you have more then four washes then select the 5-8 button and continue assigning the wash nameto the Wash Package.

• The 9-12 button in non-applicable.

SETUP

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SETUPCom Ports

• This screen allows you to select the device you are going to assign to the COM port on the Isolator.

• 1-2 signifies the COM port on the Isolator You can have only one device assigned for each COMport.

• The HAMILTON? Box must be selected for the Code System and GL-ACW to communicatetogether.

• Your device types must match the selections you have made with the ones on your Isolator.

• Log Standard PAP, Log ALL PAP data and Only Exceptions boxes are only selected if requestedby Hamilton.

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Set Data Parameters

• This screen will allow you to set the Baud Rate, Parity and the Data Size.

• PARITY and DATA SIZE should not be changed. Parity should always be none and Data bitshould be 8.

• You may, however, change the Pay-at-the-Pump BAUD rate dependant on the individual systemsettings. Use the pull down menu to select correct rate.

• If a change is made to a parameter then when exiting from this screen you will be prompted toreset your unit. You MUST RESET for the setting to be implemented.

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SETUPReset CE

• COLD RESET THIS COMPUTER allows you to re-initialize the CE Program.

• DELETE ALL TEST DATA EXCEPT THE SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SETTINGSallows you to delete test data and save all system configuration settings.

• RESTORE TO HCS-4 FACTORY DEFAULTS allows you to restore your Wash Code pro-gram back to a factory master system.

• RESTORE TO HCS-0 FACTORY DEFAULTS allows you to restore your Wash Code pro-gram back to a factory Satellite/Pay-at-the-Pump/Remote system.

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SETUPShutdown

• This allows you to shut down the Wash Code Program.

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SETUPInternet Configuration

• This category is non applicable to this system.

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SETUPCarwash Interface

• PROG (Program) associates to the wash package and RELAY X associates to the relay that willbe fired by that wash package. Example: Wash #1 will fire Relay #1

• 1 SHOT TIME is to be selected for the relay firing sequence 20 equals 2 seconds.

• 1-4 is selected to match the Wash packages.

Note: If you have more then 4 washes you will then select the 5-8 button to continue associating thewash package with the appropriate relay. Button 9-12 is non-applicable.

• CONFIG CAR WASH INTERFACE (CWI) is only used for Hamilton Code System II.

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SETUPBackup/Restore

• This screen allows you to backup or restore information to or from a CF Flash card.

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SETUPACW Interface

• This allows you to map your Wash Names (text) to the wash package it will fire. You can networkup to nine GL-ACW’s with one Hamilton Code System IV-GII.

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SETUPMORE

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SETUPPower Status

• IMPORTANT: Your Hamilton Code System is required to be plugged into the UPS providedwith this system.

• This power status window will allow you to check the UPS status. Verifying that it is “ON” andthere has not been a loss of power. If a loss of power has occurred the UPS state will show “OFF”and the “Power Fail Count” will increment in 1 second intervals until 300 seconds are reached.After 300 seconds are reached the following message will appear:

The Power has been out for more than 300 seconds.Your Data has been backed up.You cannot use the unit until power is restored.Please press “OK” when the power has returned.

• Once power is restored your UPS state will return to “ON”.

• System Reset button allows you to reset the CE program, but will not change the status of the UPSstate.

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SETUPAdvanced Settings

• Backup Device category shows you were your backups will be stored. (Storage Card)

• Backup Interval is how often a backup will be executed. This range can be set from 0 to 180minutes If “0” is selected then your backup will be done once a day at midnight.

• Monitor UPS Power must be selected when connected to the UPS provided with your code systemIt then monitors the power status of the UPS.

• Time (secs) indicates that when power is lost the unit will have 300 seconds before it does anautomatic backup and will discontinue to work until power is properly restored.

• Disable code sales on HCS allows the user to block someone from selling a code from the sellscreen, but will allow them to verify a code, view a report or log off.

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SETUPAbout

• This will display the version of the Wash Code program installed.

• This will display the operating mode you are in. (HCS-4 or HCS-0)

• This will also state a warning of copyright laws and international treaties.

• Test Watchdog Timer is for factory use only.

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WASH CODE

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PASSWORD

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ADMIN

• These are the categories under the “ADMIN” menu.

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Keyboard

• Entering a category that you need to add or change a alpha or numerical character just tap inside thetext box and a keyboard will automatically appear in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Tosee the area behind the keyboard just drag it to another section of the screen. To hide the keyboardjust select an area outside of the text area.

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ADMINTicket Info


• The address that is displayed in the boxes above will be displayed on the ticket given to the cus-tomer if a code sold from the Advantech system .To input your information, select one of the textboxes, keyboard appears and then input information.


• PRINTOUT LANGUAGE allows you to select the English or French language to be printed on theticket Note: If selecting French, this will only change preset messages on your receipt, you mustinput the appropriate text for any other messaging that you input text for.

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Program Pricing




• Next section is FLEET PRICING This allows you to set different price groups (A, B or C) for yourfleet codes. You may also use “Standard Pricing” for your fleet pricing.

• HIGH/LOW TIMES allows you to set two different price settings for each fleet group-a high and alow price. You will then be able to set the times that high or low pricing should be used, as well asbeing able to set when a code is not usable.

ADMIN

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Hamilton $

• FIND TELLERS allows you to find all of your Hamilton Gold Line ACW’s. (Teller ID=ACW UnitNumber)




ADMIN

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ADMINDiscounts


• A value of 999 must be set to force a free wash. If another value is in DISCOUNT 2 then that willbe the amount discounted on the washes you have set for DISCOUNT 2.



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ADMINTaxes


• Tax rates are setup in the cash register if you have a Pay-at-the-Pump situation.

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ADMINPasswords

• It is VERY IMPORTANT that if passwords are set that the appropriate personnel are aware ofthe codes and where to find them if they are forgotten. You will use these passwords to enter intothe category that you set the password for Shift 1, Shift 2, Shift 3, or Manager.

• Note: This password will stop you from entering any category in that menu section 1-2-3, or Admin.




• Admin = Manager

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ADMINReports

• These are the available reports that you can generate and print out.

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Today Report

• A “Today Report” will report the number of washes that were sold for each wash package andprice and give a total of washes and prices.

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Period Report Sold• A “Period Sales Report” allows you to select a starting date and ending date for a report of the

number of washes sold for each wash package and price and the total of washes and prices for thatperiod. By selecting the WASHED category you can retrieve the totals from the Master and anysatellite (remote) that may be networked with the Master.

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Period Report Washed

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Outstanding Codes

• The “Outstanding Codes Report” shows any outstanding code that has passed its validation time.

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Shift Report

• An “All Shift Report” shows a total of all washes sold for each wash package and price andgives a total of washes and prices for all shifts.

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Slave Report

• “Slave Sales Report” will report the totals of washes and prices from the Satellites that arenetworked to the Master.

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Pay-at-the-Pump Report

• “PAP Sales Report” will report total number of washes and prices accepted at the gas pumps.

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Hourly Load Report

• “Hourly Load Report” shows the total number of washes sold each hour.

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• Selecting HAMILTON TELLERS allows you to pull an Audit report from the GL-ACW byinputting the Teller ID It displays the information on the Advantech and then can be printed.

Note: Depending on the version of Gold Line Controller you have, the report may look different

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ADMINSettings

• Local Code Size allows you to set the length of code that will be issued and accepted at the Mastersite.

• FLEET SALES should be selected if you are going to allow fleet sales.

• ALLOW STACKING should be selected if you are going to allow stacking.

• DRIVE-OFF, GOOD WASH, BUSY DELAY and DEBOUNCE are used for Hamilton CodeSystem II.

• Shuffle and Use Emergency Codes are non-applicable.

• Selecting “Use External Keyboard” will allow you to use an external USB keyboard for program-ming.

• Report slave and Report PAP sales per shift will allow you to see what has been generated fromeach when logging out or running a Today report.

• Show wash bay status on sales screen allows you to have a stop light on your sales screen that givesyou the status of your wash bay.

• Clear Report # allows you to reset your sequential number on your reports.

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ADMINTicket Definitions





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ADMINFleet Functions

• This section will allow you to set up a fleet customer, sell that customer a code, initiatepostpay invoices, check wash prices and manage fleet codes.

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Fleet Customers

• This allows you to enter personal information on the fleet customer.

• From this screen you can delete a fleet customer, print the information and input a new customer.

• Select the “Pricing” box to set pricing for this fleet customer.

• NOTE: You must first setup a customer with a pricing option before you can sell them a code.

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Fleet Pricing

• To setup a fleet account as a postpay account, check the POSTPAY box. Leaving that box blankwill automatically setup the account as prepay.

• Then select PROGRAM MASK, PROGRAM MASK is the wash package and it must be selectedto assign a wash package to this account. (You can select as many or as few wash packages as youhave)

• “Standard” pricing is the default setting If you would like to use a price group, select the group letterfrom the pull down menu.

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Sell Codes

• The customer name MUST be displayed in the CUSTOMER window when you are setting afleet code for a customer.

• The code length will either be a four digit or five digit number depending on the system youare using. You will input the desired number in the CODE box.

• RANDOM will input a random code to be issued.

• The PROGRAM MASK will self-fill since you have already input the data in PRICING. Theprogram mask is very important because it is part of the code. Example: If you input a code of1234, when the ticket prints it will print 1234 (which signifies a fleet code) Then the customer willadd the program mask (wash package as the last number) So 1234(1) will give the customer washnumber 1.

• ISSUE CODE must be selected after all information is entered. This button puts the informationinto the system.

• MANAGE CUSTOMERS allows you to edit customer information.

• CARD # allows the number of a fleet card to be inputted and used. (Hamilton has not initiated thisyet)

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Postpay Invoices

• This allows you to select one or more customers and print out their invoices.

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Program Pricing


• Depending on the number of washes you have (up to 8) selecting 1-6 button will allow you to inputthe name and amount of that wash for your first 6 washes. If you have more then 6 washes thenselect the 7-12 button to complete the wash names and pricing


• Next section is FLEET PRICING This allows you to set different price groups (A, B or C) for yourfleet codes. You may also use “Standard Pricing” for your fleet pricing.

• HIGH/LOW TIMES allows you to set two different price settings for each fleet group-a high and alow price. You will then be able to set the times that high or low pricing should be used, as well asbeing able to set when a code is not usable.

ADMIN

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Hamilton $

• FIND TELLERS allows you to find all of your Hamilton Gold Line ACW’s. (Teller ID=ACW UnitNumber)




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Manage Codes

• This screen allows you to view a customers’ codes.

• PRINT TRANSACTIONS allows you to print a codes transaction.

• PREPAY allows you to add money to a prepay customers account.

• REFUND allows you to refund money to a prepay customer account.

• EDIT CODE allows you to change the wash package or packages that you have assigned to thatcode.

• DELETE CODE allows you to delete a code. Note: To delete a Prepay customer code you mustrefund any balance that customer has first and then print the transactions for that code. To delete aPostpay customer code you must print the transactions and postpay invoice before you are able todelete that code.

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ADMINACW Status

• This will allow the customer to view the busy state status of all of their GL-ACW’s. This keeps a log ofall the errors logged on each machine. The number on the tab is the Teller Id of the machine.

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ADMINAbout





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WASHCODE

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1-2-3

• These are the categories under the “1-2-3” menu.

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1-2-3Sell

• This allows the customer to select a wash with a discount, without a discount, free or rewash andissue a code.

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1-2-3Verify

• This allows you to input a code and check its status.

• You can verify a standard, satellite or fleet code.

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1-2-3Report

• This report screen will allow you to view how many washes were sold at full price, discounted priceand at free/rewash.

• “FP” is full price, “D1” is discount 1 and “Other” is discount 2 or free.

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1-2-3Logoff

• This screen allows you to Log Off from your shift and print your shift report.

• By selecting “NO” you will Log Off without printing a shift report.

• By selecting “Cancel” will not Log Off or print a shift report You will remain on this WASHCODEscreen.

• By selecting “YES” you will Log Off and print a shift report.

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WASH CODEConfiguring your Advantech as a Satellite

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When you receive your Advantech it is set as a Master, you mustfirst dothe following steps to make this unit a satellite.

1 Press Setup.

2 Press OK.

3 Select Reset CE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

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4. Select at the bottom “Restore to HCS-0 factory defaults”.

5. Select “YES” and the unit will reset itself. As soon as the unit comes back to the WashCodescreen your Advantech is set for a satellite.

6. Continue with programming the Advantech.

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WASHCODE

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PASSWORD

SETUP



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SETUP

• These are the categories under the “SETUP” menu.

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SETUPKeyboard

• Entering a category that you need to add or change a alpha or numerical character just tap inside thetext box and a keyboard will automatically appear in the lower right hand corner of the screen .Tosee the area behind the keyboard just drag it to another section of the screen. To hide the keyboardjust select an area outside of the text area.

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SETUPTicket Information


• The address that is displayed in the boxes above will be displayed on the ticket given to the cus-tomer if a code sold from the Advantech system. To input your information, select one of the textboxes, keyboard appears, and then input information.



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SETUPProgram Pricing




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SETUPDiscounts





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SETUPTaxes



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SETUPPasswords

• It is VERY IMPORTANT that if passwords are set that the appropriate personnel are aware ofthe codes and where to find them if they are forgotten. You will use these passwords to enter intothe category that you set the password for Shift 1, Shift 2, Shift 3, Manager or Installer.

• Note: This password will stop you from entering any category in that menu section 1-2-3, Admin orSetup.




• Admin = Manager and Setup = Installer

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SETUPConfigure POS Type

• If this is a satellite unit then you must set up the following sections to match it with the way you setup your Master unit

• MAX SATELLITES is the number of satellites that the master will verify.

• MAX PROGS is the number of washes allowed.

• MAX CODES is the amount of codes allowed per day. (This will automatically be calculated whenMAX SATELLITES and MAX PROGS have a numerical input)

• NETWORK MASK is a numerical code that links the Master and satellites together *This codeshould be a unique five or six digit number*.

NOTE: The largest network number that can be inputted is 524287.

• MAX WINDOW is the number of codes valid past the last code that was used.

• When setting up remote or Pay-at-the-Pump satellite with a Master, the information in the followingcategories must be the same; MAX SATELLITES, MAX PROGS, MAX CODES, and NET-WORK MASK.

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SETUPConfigure for Satellite Remote

• If you are using a “Standard Remote,” then select the “7” digit satellite code length and input thenumerical values for your setup.(Make sure you have also selected a satellite)

• Note: These categories must match your Master configuration.


• You are allowed up to 10 Standard 7 digit remotes.

• Note: If you are using a Standard Remote 7 digit satellite code length then your Local code size (seesettings page) can be either 5 or 6 digit.

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SETUPConfigure for Satellite PAP Remote

• If you are using a “Pay-at-the-Pump Remote” then select “5” or “6” digit satellite code length andinput the numerical values for your setup. (Make sure you have selected a satellite)

• Note: These categories must match your Master configuration.


• You are allowed up to 4 Pay-at-the-Pump remotes for either a 5 or 6 digits.

• NOTE: It is suggested that you set the Max Satellites to four and then only check the Satellites thatare used This will make it easier to add new Satellites without deleting valid codes.

• Note: If you are using a PAP remote 5 digit satellite code length then your Local code size (seesettings page) must be set to 5 digit.

• Note: If you are using a PAP remote 6 digit code length then your Local code size ( see settingspage) must be set to 6 digit.

• Note: The length of the PAP remote satellite code length and Local code size will be determined bythe site controller used with PAP system.

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SETUPServer Address

• This section allows you to input the address of were the Wash is located so the code can be re-deemed. This information will be then printed out on the bottom of the ticket.

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SETUPSettings

• This category is non applicable to this system.

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SETUPTicket Definition





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SETUPCom Ports

• This screen allows you to select the device you are going to assign to the COM port on the Isolator.

• 1-2 signifies the COM port on the Isolator. You can have only one device assigned for each COMport..

• Your device types must match the selections you have made with the ones on your Isolator.

• Log Standard PAP, Log ALL PAP data and Only Exceptions boxes are only selected if requestedby Hamilton.

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Set Data Parameters

• This screen will allow you to set the Baud Rate, Parity and the Data Size.

• PARITY and DATA SIZE should not be changed. Parity should always be none and Data bitshould be 8.

• You may, however, change the Pay-at-the-Pump BAUD rate dependant on the individual systemsettings. Use the pull down menu to select correct rate.

• If a change is made to a parameter then when exiting from this screen you will be prompted toreset your unit. You MUST RESET for the setting to be implemented.

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SETUPReset CE

• COLD RESET THIS COMPUTER allows you to re-initialize the CE Program.

• DELETE ALL TEST DATA EXCEPT THE SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SETTINGS allowsyou to delete test data and save all system configuration settings.

• RESTORE TO HCS-4 FACTORY DEFAULTS allows you to restore your Wash Code programback to a factory master system.

• RESTORE TO HCS-0 FACTORY DEFAULTS allows you to restore your Wash Code programback to a factory Satellite/Pay-at-the-Pump/Remote system.

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SETUPShutdown

• This allows you to shut down the Wash Code Program.

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SETUPInternet

• This category is non applicable to this system..

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SETUPBackup/Restore

• This screen allows you to backup or restore information toand from a CF Flash card.

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SETUPMore

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Power Status

SETUP

• IMPORTANT: Your Hamilton Code System is required to be plugged into the UPS providedwith this system.

• This power status window will allow you to check the UPS status Verifying that it is “ON” and therehas not been a loss of power. If a loss of power has occurred the UPS state will show “OFF” andthe “Power Fail Count” will increment in 1 second intervals until 300 seconds are reached. After300 seconds are reached the following message will appear:

The Power has been out for more than 300 seconds.Your Data has been backed up.You cannot use the unit until power is restored.Please press “OK” when the power has returned.

• Once power is restored your UPS state will return to “ON”.

• System Reset button allows you to reset the CE program, but will not change the status of the UPSstate.

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SETUPAdvanced Settings

• Backup Device category shows you were your backups will be stored (Storage Card).

• Backup Interval is how often a backup will be executed. The range can be set from 0 to 180minutes. If “0” is selected then your backup will be done once a day at midnight.

• Monitor UPS Power must be selected when connected to the UPS provided with your code systemIt then monitors the power status of the UPS.

• Time (secs) indicates that when power is lost the unit will have 300 seconds before it does anautomatic backup and will discontinue to work until power is properly restored.

• Disable code sales on HCS allows the user to block someone from selling a code from the sellscreen, but will allow them to verify a code, view a report or log off.

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SETUPAbout





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WASHCODE

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ADMINPassword



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ADMIN

• These are the categories under the “ADMIN” menu.

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ADMINTicket Information

• VALID DAYS is the amount of time a code that is issued is valid The customer can set this field totheir desired specifications.

• The address that is displayed in the boxes above will be displayed on the ticket given to the cus-tomer if a code sold from the Advantech system. To input your information, select one of the textboxes, keyboard appears, and then input information.



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ADMINProgram Pricing


• Depending on the number of washes you have (up to 8) selecting 1-6 button will allow you to inputthe name and amount of that wash for your first 6 washes. If you have more then 6 washes thenselect the 7-12 button to complete the wash names and pricing .


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ADMINDiscounts



• Button 1-4 will be displayed on your sales window with the text you have entered. Select the textbox that you want to change and the keyboard will automatically appear to cchange the text.


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ADMINTaxes



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ADMINPasswords

• It is VERY IMPORTANT that if passwords are set that the appropriate personnel are aware ofthe codes and where to find them if they are forgotten. You will use these passwords to enter intothe category that you set the password for Shift 1, Shift 2, Shift 3, or Manager.

• Note: This password will stop you from entering any category in that menu section 1-2-3, or Admin.


• If your passwords are set to “0” as defaults you will still be prompted for a password when youenter into the Admin or Setup categories. You will not be prompted at the 1-2-3 menu


• Admin = Manager

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ADMINReports

• These are the available reports that you can generate and print out.

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ADMINTicket Definitions




• The 9-12 button is non-applicable.

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ACW STATUS

• This category is non applicable for this system.

ADMIN

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ADMINAbout





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WASHCODE

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1-2-3

• These are the categories under the “1-2-3” menu.

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1-2-3SELL

• This allows the customer to select a wash with a discount, without a discount, free or rewash andissue a code.

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1-2-3Verify

• This allows you to input a code and check its status.

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1-2-3Report

• This report screen will allow you to view how many washes were sold at full price, discounted priceand at free/rewash.

• “FP” is full price, “D1” is discount 1 and “Other” is discount 2 or free.

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1-2-3Log Off

• This screen allows you to Log Off from your shift and print your shift report.

• By selecting “NO” you will Log Off without printing a shift report.

• By selecting “Cancel” will not Log Off or print a shift report You will remain on this WASHCODEscreen.

• By selecting “YES” you will Log Off and print a shift report.

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Rebooting your Advantech System

• If you should have to shut down your WASHCODE program here are the steps to restart yourWASHCODE program.

• First tap in the lower left hand corner of the screen to bring up the start bar.

• Then go over to the right and find the “REBOOT ICON”

• Then select the “REBOOT ICON” and then select “OK.

• The Advantech will reboot and restart the WASHCODE program.

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APPENDIX B Basic Trouble Shooting for HCS IV

A) CODES NOT BEING ACCEPTED

1 Check the following in the EIC and Controller:

EIC

• In the EIC the HCS option must be activated

Note: The HCS must be displayed on the Hand-held to signify the system is turned on in the EIC.

Example:

EIC VXXX HCSHAMILTON MFGSERIAL #XXXXX00:00 00/00/0000

Controller

• Check “SET POS TYPE,” this parameter should be set at either HCS 5 digit or HCS 6 digitdepending on system configuration.

• Check “SET POS COM MODE”, this parameter should be set to the ONLINE mode.

• Check “SET UNIT NUMBER”, this parameter allows you to set multiple machines up witha different unit number.

Note: In controller units v1.8 or lower the factory default for the unit number was 2, but in controller unitsv2.0 or higher the factory default for the unit number is 1.

2 Check communication wiring

• Check the surge suppressor to make sure that it is plugged into #17 on the DistributionBoard making sure that it is properly plugged in.

• Check to make sure that the wires are inserted into position number 19 and number 18 in thesurge suppressor.

Note: We recommend that a 1 pair shielded twisted cable wire is used to be run for the communication.Whatever color you use for the position number 19 must be attached to the positive side in theIsolator box and the other color must be attached to number 18 which will attach to the negativeside in the Isolator box. (These can be noted in two different ways +/- or 18, which is negative and19, which is positive)

• Check the connection in the Isolator box for proper installation. (See note above)

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Note: 3 seconds versus 10 seconds! A very big difference between the two Example: Standing at the GoldLine you pick a 5-digit number (or 6 depending on how you have the controller set up and input iton the keypad if with in 3 seconds it goes to “Invalid Code” then you know that the Gold Line iscommunicating with the Advantech. If you enter a 5-digit number (or 6) and it takes 10 seconds togo “Invalid Code” then you are not communicating with the Advantech.

Caution: You can be communicating with the Advantech even if the Advantech is not set up correctly.

3 Check the configuration of the Isolator:

• Check the connection of the Advantech to the Isolator it needs to be in COM 1-2-3.

• Check the connection of the Communication cable (485 line) on COM 3.

Note: The COM 3 port is a 485 port and is only used for the communication from the Gold Line to theAdvantech.

CO

M 2

CO

M 1

CO

M 3

CO

M 2

CO

M 1

( COM 3)( COM 3)

( COM 2)( COM 2)

( COM 1)( COM 1)

TX

TX

TX

POWER+24V OUTGND

GND+24V IN

-+

TO 9 VOLT POWER SUPPLY

TO COM 1 ON ADVANTECH



24 V OUT TO ADVANTECH

24 V IN TO ADVANTECH

TO PRINTER

TO PUMP CONTROLLER

COM CABLE TO ACWRTX +RTX -

SHEILD

RX

RX

RX

UPS

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4 Check the Advantech configuration:

• Check the Advantech’s internal clock, it must be set to the correct time zone (Home) depending onthe location of the equipment.

• First you must shut down the WASHCODE program: Setup/OK/Shutdown/Yes

• Once you exit out of the WASHCODE program click in the bottom left hand corner to brig upyuour start bar. Once the start bar is displayed you will see the time display on the right hand side ofthe bar. Click on the time to bring up the clock settings. Check to make sure all is correct.

• Once the operation is complete reboot your system to return to the WASHCODE program.

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• Check the Isolator configuration in the Advantech.

Note: That in a Master application ” Hamilton” must be selected.

• Check that the correct COM port is associated with the connectors being connected to the Isolator.

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• Check the Ticket Definition in the Advantech

Note: You are defining the text (wash name) to the wash package according to the way you have thewashes set at the Gold Line.

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• Check the Settings in the Advantech

Note: You want the Local Code Length to match the Code Length set in the controller under “POS TYPE”.

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• Check the Ticket Info in the Advantech

Note: You must have a valid numeric value for “Vaild Days”.

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• Check the Program Pricing in the Advantech

Note: Wash names and pricing should match what you have set up in your Hamilton Auto Cashier.

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• Check the Config POS Type in the Advantech

Note: Make sure that Config POS Type is set up as Standard if there are no Satellites being utilized.

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B) CODES WILL NOT PRINT• Make sure that the correct Com port is being used for the printer and Advantech.

• Make sure the printer is turned on.

• Make sure the 25 pin printer cable is connected to the back of the printer and the RJ-11 connectoris connected to Com 1 in the Isolator.

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• If you have the Isolator already powered and then you plug in the Advantech to the Isolator youmay have to do a cold reset. Sometimes when plugging the Advantech in hot, (with power on) youcan generate a code but it will not print it until you have reset the Advantech.

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C) NO COMMUNICATION WITH THE CASH REGISTER:• Check to make sure the register is mated up with a Field 232 cable coming from COM 2 of the

Isolator.

• Check to make sure that there is a Car Wash Program on the register and it is turned on tocommunicate with the Advantech.

CO

M 2

CO

M 1

CO

M 3

CO

M 2

CO

M 1

( COM 3)( COM 3)

( COM 2)( COM 2)

( COM 1)( COM 1)

TX

TX

TX

POWER+24V OUTGND

GND+24V IN

-+

TO 9 VOLT POWER SUPPLY




24 V OUT TO ADVANTECH

24 V IN TO ADVANTECH

TO PRINTER

TO PUMP CONTROLLER

COM CABLE TO ACWRTX +RTX -

SHEILD

RX

RX

RX

UPS

• Hamilton’s wiring connection for the Field 232 cable:

Hamilton Register

Pin 2- RX Pin 2 -TX

Pin 3 - TX Pin 3 - RX

Pin 5 - GND Pin 5 GND

• For communication between the two systems Hamilton’s RX must match up with the Register’s TXand then Hamilton’s TX must match up to the Register’s RX. Then GND to GND.

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D) COMMUNICATION PROBLEM WITH MULTIPLE GOLD

LINES:• Example of a situation when you have 2 or more Gold Lines and neither (or all) of them are

not excepting codes.

Note: You are sure that all programming and wiring is correct.

On Gold Line #1 you will unplug communication wire from #17 on the distribution board and then goand input a code into the keypad If it does or does not accept the code we will unplug #17 on the distributionin Gold Line #2 and then plug in #17 in Gold Line #1 and repeat the code process.

Depending on the out come:

GL #1 did accept codeGL #2 did not accept codeCheck EIC in GL #2

GL #1 did not accept codeGL #2 did accept codeCheck EIC in GL #1

Note: That the most obvious choice will be the IC Chip in U3.

Please note that if you turn off a machine YOU MUST WAIT forthe EIC transmit and receive light to return to flashing togetherbefore entering a code.

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APPENDIX CCOM Chips in the Isolator

• The Isolator has two sets of com chips U1 & U5 & U6 are 232 COM chips and U7 & U8 are485 COM Chips.

• You should never remove a COM chip unless otherwise specified by the factory.

• The only COM chip that made need to be replaced would be U7 and that should be done only atthe factory requests.

• NOTE: There are no spare COM chips on the Isolator board.

U7

U6

U1

U8

U5

( COM 3)( COM 3)

( COM 2)( COM 2)

( COM 1)( COM 1)

UPS

RX

RX

RX

POWER

TX

TX

TX

-+

24 VDC IN

GND

GND

24 V DC OUT

SHIELDRTX-RTX+

AUX POWER

POWER COM

3

COM 3

COM 2

COM 2

COM 1COM

1

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LIMITED WARRANTY AGREEMENT

OF HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CORP.

Hamilton Manufacturing Corp., an Ohio Corporation, (“Seller”) warrants to Purchaser that all newequipment shall be free from defects in material and factory workmanship for a period of one (1) year from theoriginal shipping date. Hamilton Manufacturing Corp. further warrants if any part of said new equipment inSeller’s sole opinion, requires replacement or repair due to a defect in material or factory workmanship duringsaid period, Seller will repair or replace said new equipment. Purchaser’s remedies and the liabilities andobligations of Seller herein shall be limited to repair or replacement of the equipment as Seller may choose, andSeller’s obligation to remedy such defects shall not exceed the Purchaser’s original cost for the equipment.Purchaser EXPRESSLY AGREES this is the EXCLUSIVE REMEDY under this warranty. There are no otherexpress or implied warranties which extend beyond the face hereof. All warranty repair service must beperformed by either a Factory Trained Service Representative or HAMILTON MANUFACTURINGCORP., 1026 Hamilton Drive, Holland, Ohio 43528 PHONE (419) 867-4858 or (800) 837-5561, FAX(419) 867-4867.

The limited warranty for new equipment is conditioned upon the following:

1. The subject equipment has not, in the Seller’s sole opinion, been subjectedto: accident, abuse, misuse, vandalism, civil disobedience, riots, acts ofGod, natural disaster, acts of war or terrorism.

2. The Seller shall not be liable for any expense incurred by Purchaser inci-dental to the repair or replacement of equipment and Purchaser shallassume full responsibility for any freight or shipping charges.

3. The coverage of this warranty shall not extend to expendable parts.4. Purchaser shall have a warranty registration card on file with Seller prior to

any claim in order for warranty protection to apply.5. No warranty coverage is applicable to any equipment used for currency

other than that specified at the time of the purchase.6. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty that counterfeit currency will not

activate said equipment.7. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty for any losses due to bill manipula-

tion or theft or loss of cash under any circumstances.8. Use of the equipment for anything other than its intended and designed use

will void the Limited Warranty Agreement. Use of equipment for anythingother than its intended and designed use includes, but is not limited to,downloading software/applications not certified by Seller such as e-mail,spyware, screen savers, viruses, worms, third party software, web searchengines, cookies, spam, desktop applications, games, web surfing, etc.

Seller further warrants all repair or service work performed by a factory trained representative orHamilton Manufacturing Corp. for a period of ninety (90) days from the date the repair or service work wasperformed. Purchaser’s remedies and the liabilities and obligations of Seller herein shall be limited to repair orreplacement of equipment as Seller may choose, and Seller’s obligation to remedy such defects shall notexceed the Purchaser’s depreciated value of the equipment. Purchaser EXPRESSLY AGREES this is anEXCLUSIVE REMEDY under this warranty. There are no other express or implied warranties on repair orservice work performed by a factory trained representative or Hamilton Manufacturing Corp. which extendbeyond the face hereof.

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The limited warranty for repair and service work is conditioned upon the following:

1. The subject equipment has not, in the Seller’s sole opinion, been subjectedto: accident, abuse, misuse, vandalism, civil disobedience, riots, acts ofGod, natural disaster, acts of war or terrorism.

2. The Seller shall not be liable for any expense incurred by Purchaser inciden-tal to the repair or replacement of equipment and Purchaser shall assume fullresponsibility for any freight or shipping charges.

3. The coverage of this warranty shall not extend to expendable parts.4. Purchaser shall have a warranty registration card on file with Seller prior to

any claim in order for warranty protection to apply.5. No warranty coverage is applicable to any equipment used for currency

other than that specified at the time of the purchase.6. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty that counterfeit currency will not

activate said equipment.7. Seller expressly disclaims any warranty for any losses due to bill manipula-

tion or theft or loss of cash under any circumstances.8. No person or entity other than a factory trained representative or Hamilton

Manufacturing Corp. has performed or attempted to perform the subjectrepair or service.

9. Using equipment which has been serviced or repaired for anything otherthan its intended or designed use such as downloading software applicationsnot certified by Seller will void the Limited Warranty Agreement. Thisincludes software/applications such as e-mail, spyware, screen savers,viruses, worms, third party software, web search engines, cookies, spam,desktop applications, games, web surfing, etc.

THIS AGREEMENT IS MADE WITH THE EXPRESS UNDERSTANDING THAT THERE ARENO IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT THE EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MERCHANTABLE, OR THATTHE GOODS SHALL BE FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. PURCHASER HEREBY AC-KNOWLEDGES THAT IT IS NOT RELYING ON THE SELLER’S SKILL OR JUDGMENT TO SE-LECT OR FURNISH EQUIPMENT SUITABLE FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND THATTHERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THAT WHICH IS DESCRIBED HEREIN.

The Purchaser agrees that in no event will the Seller be liable for direct, indirect, or consequentialdamages or for injury resulting from any defective or non-conforming new, repaired or serviced equipment, orfor any loss, damage or expense of any kind, including loss of profits, business interruption, loss of businessinformation or other pecuniary loss arising in connection with this Limited Warranty Agreement, or with the useof, or inability to use the subject equipment regardless of Sellers knowledge of the possibility of the same.

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1026 Hamilton DriveHolland, OH 43528

Sales Phone: (888) 723-4858 Sales Fax: (419) 867-4850Customer Service Phone: (800) 837-5561 Customer Service Fax: (419) 867-4857

Advanced Systems Phone: (866) 296-3365 Advanced Systems Fax: (419) 867-4857Parts Phone: (866) 835-1721 Parts Fax: (419) 867-4867

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