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Spy Pro / OctopusUser’s Manual

ContentsAbout Us ............................................................................................................................................................... 1Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 2

Spy Pro ............................................................................................................................................................. 2Octopus ............................................................................................................................................................ 3

What’s in the Box ................................................................................................................................................. 4General Recommendations and Safety Rules ..................................................................................................... 5Basic Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 6Operation ............................................................................................................................................................... 7

Pouring a Portion ............................................................................................................................................. 7Viewing the Counters ..................................................................................................................................... 8

Program Mode ("PGM”) ...................................................................................................................................... 9View #1 ......................................................................................................................................................... 11

View #1: P2-Report ................................................................................................................................ 11View #1: P3-Sales (Open) ...................................................................................................................... 12

View #2 ......................................................................................................................................................... 13View #2A: P2-Options ........................................................................................................................... 13View #2A-A-A: P2-Basic Config .......................................................................................................... 15View #2A-A-B: P3-Station ID ............................................................................................................... 16View #2A-B-A: P2-Interface ................................................................................................................. 19View #2A-B-B: P3-Com RS232 ........................................................................................................... 20View #2A-C-A: P2-Replication ............................................................................................................. 21View #2A-C-B: P3-Price level .............................................................................................................. 22View #2A-D-A: P2- Event Sched ......................................................................................................... 23View #2A-D-B: P3-Default Portion ...................................................................................................... 24View #2A-E-A: P2-AutoRep ................................................................................................................. 24View #2A-E-B: P3-Activation Delay .................................................................................................... 25View #2A-F-A: P2- Add. Options ......................................................................................................... 25View #2B: P3-Bev. Config. ................................................................................................................... 30View #2B-A-A1: P1-Search .................................................................................................................. 30View #2B-A-A2: P2-Spout Num. ......................................................................................................... 30View #2B-A-B1: Bev. Name ................................................................................................................. 31

View #3 ......................................................................................................................................................... 32View #3A: P2-Price Level ..................................................................................................................... 32View #3B: P3-Octopus ........................................................................................................................... 32

View #4 ......................................................................................................................................................... 33View #4A: P2-Prog. Spout (Brand-id Model Only) ............................................................................. 33View #4A-A-A1: P1-Search .................................................................................................................. 33View #4A-A-A2: P2-Spout Num. ......................................................................................................... 33View #4B: P3-Sync Mirrors .................................................................................................................. 34

View #5 ......................................................................................................................................................... 35View #5A: P2-Draft Int. ......................................................................................................................... 35View #5B: P3-SkyFlo ............................................................................................................................. 37View #5B-A-A1: P1-Search .................................................................................................................. 37View #5B-A-A2: P2-Spout Num. ......................................................................................................... 37

Service mode ...................................................................................................................................................... 39Accessing Service Mode .............................................................................................................................. 39Main Menu ................................................................................................................................................... 40View S2 ......................................................................................................................................................... 41

View S2-A: P2-Reboot ........................................................................................................................... 41

View S2-B: P3-Copy Memory .............................................................................................................. 41View S2-B-A: P1-RS232 Serial ............................................................................................................ 42View S2-B-B: P4-USB Key ................................................................................................................... 43

View S3 ......................................................................................................................................................... 44View S3-A: P2-Print Config .................................................................................................................. 44View S3-B: P3-Change Keys ................................................................................................................. 44

View S4 ......................................................................................................................................................... 45View S4-B: P3-Config BT Access ........................................................................................................ 45

View S5 (Ring model only) ......................................................................................................................... 46View S5-A: P2-Calibration .................................................................................................................... 46View S5-B: P3-Display Cal. .................................................................................................................. 46

Data Entry Modes .............................................................................................................................................. 47Navigation Mode .......................................................................................................................................... 47Question Mode ............................................................................................................................................. 47Numeric Mode .............................................................................................................................................. 48Alphanumeric Mode ..................................................................................................................................... 48

Forced access to the Service Menu .................................................................................................................. 49Standard Key - Access to Menus ...................................................................................................................... 50Dallas Key - Adding Users ............................................................................................................................... 51Dallas Key - Access to Menus .......................................................................................................................... 52

Service Key (SVC) ....................................................................................................................................... 52Manager’s Key (PGM) ................................................................................................................................ 52Sales Key (USR) .......................................................................................................................................... 52

Manual Updates ................................................................................................................................................. 53Factory Default Settings .............................................................................................................................. 55

232BSS4 Smart Switch ..................................................................................................................................... 56Configuration of the Unit ............................................................................................................................. 57Configuration of the 232BSS4 .................................................................................................................... 58

IRC Mode - Ethernet ......................................................................................................................................... 59Network ........................................................................................................................................................ 59Replication .................................................................................................................................................... 59Printer ............................................................................................................................................................ 60POS ............................................................................................................................................................... 60Connecting with Logibar ............................................................................................................................. 60Updates ......................................................................................................................................................... 61

Using the command line utility included with Windows ..................................................................... 61Using the Klever Group pumpKIN ....................................................................................................... 61

Remote Service ............................................................................................................................................. 62Syslog ............................................................................................................................................................ 62Back Office ................................................................................................................................................... 63

Bluetooth ............................................................................................................................................................ 64Presentation ................................................................................................................................................... 64Connecting the SD1000 ............................................................................................................................... 65

Get the Station’s BD Address ................................................................................................................ 65The SD1000 in AT Mode ....................................................................................................................... 66

Connecting to a PC ....................................................................................................................................... 70When I check a service I get an "Access Denied” message ................................................................. 74

Updating the Station Using Bluetooth/OBEX ........................................................................................... 75Special Case - Duplication of Reports ........................................................................................................ 78

SkyFlo ................................................................................................................................................................ 79PLU Tables ........................................................................................................................................................ 80

SpyPro/7-Codes ............................................................................................................................................ 80

Beverage .................................................................................................................................................. 80Turbines ................................................................................................................................................... 80

SpyPro/15-Codes .......................................................................................................................................... 81Turbines ................................................................................................................................................... 81

Octopus/256-Codes ...................................................................................................................................... 82Turbines ................................................................................................................................................... 82Option Cards/Port A ............................................................................................................................... 83Option Cards/Port B ............................................................................................................................... 84Option Cards/Port C ............................................................................................................................... 85Option Cards/Port D ............................................................................................................................... 86

Coded Spouts ..................................................................................................................................................... 87RS232 Cabling ................................................................................................................................................... 90Automatic Heads ............................................................................................................................................... 92

View #3B1-A: P2-A 8 Tap Beer ................................................................................................................. 93Operation ...................................................................................................................................................... 95

16 Draft lines ...................................................................................................................................................... 96View #3B1-A: P2-A 16 Draft ..................................................................................................................... 97Operation .................................................................................................................................................... 100

Soft Drinks ....................................................................................................................................................... 101View #3B1-A: P2-A Pop 12 ...................................................................................................................... 102Operation .................................................................................................................................................... 104

BASIC Scripts .................................................................................................................................................. 105Syntax .......................................................................................................................................................... 106Standard Functions ..................................................................................................................................... 107

LET ........................................................................................................................................................ 107Mathematical Expressions .................................................................................................................... 107PRINT .................................................................................................................................................... 108FORNEXT ............................................................................................................................................ 109GOSUBRETURN ................................................................................................................................ 109GOTO .................................................................................................................................................... 109IFTHENELSE ....................................................................................................................................... 110Relational Expressions ......................................................................................................................... 110

Extended Expressions ................................................................................................................................ 111POUREDZ2(var,station,line,portion,level) ......................................................................................... 111PRICETOTALZ2(var,station,line) ...................................................................................................... 111RESETZ2() ........................................................................................................................................... 111LINENAME$(station,line) ................................................................................................................... 112SETLINENAME(value,line) ............................................................................................................... 113SETPORTION(value,line,portion) ...................................................................................................... 114SETPRICE(value,line,portion,level) ................................................................................................... 115SETPLU(value,line,portion,level) ....................................................................................................... 116

Special Expressions .................................................................................................................................... 117INPUT lcd1,lcd2,var ............................................................................................................................. 117STR$() ................................................................................................................................................... 119

ABOUT US

Copyright © 2012 CONTROL PLUS

G.L. INC.P1

AAbboouutt UUss

Control Plus G.L. has been designing and building highly reliable electronic beverage control systemsfor more than 15 years. Our customers in the United States, the Caribbean and Europe are alreadyenjoying the substantial savings that flow from our durable, efficient systems.

Control Plus G.L. offers a complete line of products that allow you to account for and control hard liquor,wine, beer and carbonated beverages. All of our systems offer unprecedented options for communicationsand integration with cash registers and point of sale systems. They can also be used as stand-alone units witha printer.

HeadquartersControl Plus G.L. Inc.4372 Highway 440 West

Laval (QC), Canada H7T 2P7Tel: (450) 781-0408

Toll-free: 1 (800) 363-8288Website: www.controlplusgl.com


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INTRODUCTION

IINNTTRROODDUUCCTTIIOONNSpy Pro

This beverage control system is designed to meter and account for liquor and wine by the glass. To do this, ituses a spout with metal rings coded to distinguish up to 15 spouts. Each code is associated with a beveragecategory with an equivalent monetary value.

The system can serve four (4) different portions optionally associated with eight (8) price levels. Theprice levels can be changed manually or automatically according to a daily schedule.

The system can close sales manually or automatically according to a schedule. If sales are closed, thesystem will not dispense a beverage.

The Spy Pro system can also account for beer and wine on tap – the entry level system supports up to six(6) brands. The system will account for the keg or cask even if sales are closed.

The Octopus option card can add other beverage control capabilities to the system. The card has four (4)proprietary communication ports. These ports allow you to connect several modules: a beverage controlunit with eight (8) automatic heads, a draft beer monitor for up to sixteen (16) brands, control soft drinkfourteen (14) brands and cocktail towers.

The IRC option card extends communication options with TCP/IP, increasing speed and offeringadditional possibilities: POS, printer, Logibar (programming, reporting and remote control), centralizedstatistics on the internet ("web back office"), remote monitoring system ("remote syslog").

The system supports multiple USB devices (optional). Flash drive: allows remote updates via TFTP*, resetting default options ("factory default"). 104-key USB keyboard, making it easy to enter settings. Bluetooth, Wireless (POS, cash register, printer, Logibar, BNEP) USB SkyBridge, wireless SkyFlo spouts for table service USB hub, essential for connecting multiple devices simultaneously

*Combined with IRC or Bluetooth


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INTRODUCTION

Octopus

This beverage control system is designed to meter and account for liquor and wine by the glass. To do this, ituses a spout with an integrated circuit that can distinguish up to 256 beverages. Each code is associated witha brand of beverage (Smirnoff Vodka, for example).

The system can serve four (4) different portions optionally associated with eight (8) price levels. Theprice levels can be changed manually or automatically according to a daily schedule.

The system can close sales manually or automatically according to a schedule. If sales are closed, thesystem will not dispense a beverage.

The Octopus system can also account for beer and wine on tap – the entry level system supports up to six(6) brands. The system will account for the keg or cask even if sales are closed.

A card included with the Octopus system can add other beverage control capabilities to the system. Thecard has four (4) proprietary communication ports. These ports allow you to connect several modules: abeverage control unit with eight (8) automatic heads, a draft beer monitor for up to sixteen (16) brands,control soft drink fourteen (14) brands and cocktail towers.

The IRC card, also included, extends communication options with TCP/IP, increasing speed and offeringadditional possibilities: POS, printer, Logibar (programming, reporting and remote control), centralizedstatistics on the internet ("web back office"), remote monitoring system ("remote syslog").

The system supports multiple USB devices (optional). Flash drive: allows remote updates via TFTP*, resetting default options ("factory default"). key USB keyboard, making it easy to enter settings Bluetooth, Wireless (POS, cash register, printer, Logibar, BNEP) USB SkyBridge, wireless SkyFlo spouts for table service USB hub, essential for connecting multiple devices simultaneously

*Combined with IRC or Bluetooth


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WHAT’S IN THE BOX

Control unit

24V Power Supply

Activator ring holder

WWHHAATT’’SS IINN TTHHEE BBOOXX

Required Accessories (sold separately)

Coded spouts

Paper or heat-shrink seals

Rubber or magnetic spout washer

Protective spout covers


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GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS & SAFETY RULES

GGEENNEERRAALL RREECCOOMMMMEENNDDAATTIIOONNSS && SSAAFFEETTYY RRUULLEESSInstall in a dry location, and do not immerse in water

Do not open the case, disassemble or make any modifications

The capacitors can hold a deadly charge for several days.

Always use an outlet with a ground

Make sure the 110V power is disconnected before you connect or disconnect the 24V power cord

Do not operate near liquids or flammable gases

Immersing the activator ring in water may damage it

Do not install the unit near a heat source

Do not install the unit near a source of static electricity

Do not operate near devices sensitive to magnetic fields

Wash spouts regularly

Always use the spout washer; soaking spouts is ineffective

Use spout covers to protect against insects and contamination

Do not use solvents to clean the unit

Use a damp cloth and gentle soap to clean the unit

Never allow the activator ring to dangle – use the included activator ring holder

Always follow the installation instructions carefully


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BASIC INSTALLATION

BBAASSIICC IINNSSTTAALLLLAATTIIOONN

Install the unit in a suitable location using the mounting brackets and four (4) screws of proper size.Tighten the screws firmly. Install the activator ring holder near the device so that the coiled cord is notstretched out.

Connect the 24V power supply to the unit. The connector labeled "POWER" on the back of the unit. Thenconnect the 110V power supply.

The outlet must be grounded.


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OPERATION

OOPPEERRAATTIIOONNPouring a PortionBefore a portion can be poured, sales must be open and the unit must be in “RUN” mode. In “RUN” mode,the LCD displays the time and the banner.

Date/TimeBanner

CCOONNTTRROOLL PPLLUUSS GGLL

TTHHUU 0022 0033::5500 11

Price level

In a single motion, tip the activator ring perpendicular to the countertop above the glass. You will hear a clickwhen the activator ring starts. This can also be followed by a high-pitched sound, which is normal.

The LCD will indicate the action:

Spout number

Portion

PPOOUURR

##000011 PP22 QQTTYY==00112255

Quantity

The quantity is hundredths of an ounce or milliliters, depending on the option selected. The unit will stoppouring when the specified quantity is reached. However, if you stop pouring before the set quantity hasbeen reached, a full portion will still be registered.


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OPERATION

Viewing the Counters

The P1 key will display the manager’s counters (X2), press P1 several times. If there are no sales, thecounter associated with the spout will not appear.

Portion 1 Portion 2Spout

##000011 0000000033 0000000000

0000000022 0000000022

Portion 3 Portion 4

Press P1 and P4 simultaneously to print the counters for the employee (X1)

Use the Report function in "PGM" mode to see the manager’s counters, and other information(X2).


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PROGRAM MODE ("PGM")

PPRROOGGRRAAMM MMOODDEE ((““PPGGMM””))To activate Program Mode, turn the key to the "PGM" position.

View #1

PP22--RReeppoorrtt

PP33--SSaalleess ((OOppeenn))P3-Conf.Boisson-Report}

P3-Sales(Open)

View #1: P2-Report p11

View #1: P3-Sales (Open) p12

- Press P4 -

View #2

PP22--OOppttiioonnssPP33--BBeevv.. CCoonnffiigg

View #2A: P2-Options p13

View #2B: P3-Bev. Config p30

- Press P4 -

View #3

PP22--PPrriiccee LLeevveellPP33--OOccttooppuuss

View #3A: P2-Price Level p32

View #3B: P3-Octopus p32

PP22--PPrroogg..SSppoouuttPP33--SSyynncc MMiirrrroorrss

- Press P4 -View #4A: P2-Prog.Spout (Brand-id model only) p33

View #4B: P3-Sync Mirrors p34


Copyright © 2012 CONTROL PLUS P10

View #5

PP22--DDrraafftt IInntt..

PP33--SSkkyyFFlloo

View #5A: P2-Draft Int. p35

View #5B: P3-SkyFlo p37

00991122--0011 SS##110000000000BB##112200883300 MM::007722%%

- Press P4 - Go back toView #1 p11



View #1

PP22--RReeppoorrtt

PP33--SSaalleess((OOppeenn))

View #1: P2-ReportPress P2 to select the Report function, then navigate using P4.

View #1A

PP22--RReeppoorrtt XX11

PP33--HHoouurrllyy RReeppoorrtt

- Press P4 -

View #1B

PP22--RReeppoorrtt XX22

PP33--PPrriinntt AAllll

- Press P4 - Go backto View #1A

Report X1 prints the counters for all users.

The Hourly Report prints current sales statistics (price computation required).

Report X2 prints the manager’s counters.

Print All prints all of the above reports and provides the option of clearing all counters.

CClleeaarr ccoouunntteerrss??

PP11--NNOO PP44--YYEESS

Press P4 to clear all counters, or P1 to keep them as is. Each counter can store more than sixty thousand(60,000) portions. The price counters can store more than four billion (4,000,000,000) monetary units.



View #1: P3-Sales (Open)

PP22--RReeppoorrttPP33--SSaalleess((OOppeenn))

- Press P3 -

PP22--RReeppoorrtt

PP33--SSaalleess((CClloosseedd))

- Press P3 -You can open or close sales by pressing P3. When sales are closed the unit will not dispense any drinks.



View #2

PP22--OOppttiioonnss

PP33--BBeevv.. CCoonnffiigg

- Press P2 -

View #2A: P2-Options

View #2A-A

PP22--BBaassiicc CCoonnffiigg

PP33--IIDD SSttaattiioonn

View #2A-A-A: P2-Basic Config p15

View #2A-A-B: P3-ID Station p16

- Press P4 -

View #2A-B

PP22--IInntteerrffaaccee

PP33--CCoommmm.. RRSS223322

View #2A-B-A: P2-Interface p19

View #2A-B-B: P3-Comm. RS232 p20

- Press P4 -

View #2A-C

PP22--RReepplliiccaattiioonn

PP33--PPrriiccee LLeevveell

View #2A-C-A: P2-Replication p21

View #2A-C-B: P3-Price Level p22

- Press P4 -



View #2A-D

PP22--EEvveenntt SScchheedd..

PP33--DDeeffaauullttPPoorrttiioonn

View #2A-D-A: P2-Event Sched. p23

View #2A-D-B: P3-DefaultPortion p24

- Press P4 -

View #2A-E

PP22--AAuuttooRReeppeeaatt

PP33--AAccttiivvnn TTiimmee

View #2A-E-A: P2-AutoRepeat p24

View #2A-E-B: P3-Activn Time p25

- Press P4 -

View #2A-F

PP22--MMoorree OOppttiioonnssPP33--EExxiitt OOppttiioonnss

View #2A-F-A: P2-More Options p25View #2A-F-B: P3-Exit Options p25

- Press P4 - Go back toView #2 p13



View #2A-A-A: P2-Basic Config

AAddjjuusstt TTiimmee?? NNoo

PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- With P3, select Yes to adjust the time -

- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-A2

CCOONNTTRRAASSTT-- 000066


- Press P4 -This function is used to adjust the contrast of the display, a higher number = a paler display.

View #2A-A-A3

EENNGGLLIISSHH -- 000000


- Press P4 -Select the language: French, English, Spanish, or Portuguese.

View #2A-A-A4

BBaannnneerr??

- Press P4 -Choose a banner. Leaving this blank will display CONTROL PLUS GL.

View #2A-A-A5

MMEEAASSUURREE --OOzz SSttdd..


- Press P4 -"Oz Std." Regular spouts, measurement in ounces

"ml Std." Regular spouts, measurement in milliliters

"Oz Fast" High-flow spouts, measurement in ounces

"ml Fast" High-flow spouts, measurement in milliliters



View #2A-A-B: P3-Station ID

SSTTAATTIIOONN -- 000011PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The Station Number will print on the Report.

View #2A-A-B2

IIPPAADDDDRR AA-- 119922PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B3

IIPPAADDDDRR BB-- 116688PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B4

IIPPAADDDDRR CC-- 000011


- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B5

IIPPAADDDDRR DD-- 221100


- Press P4 -The station’s IP address (IRC card) is formatted as follows: AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD, in this case,192.168.1.210



View #2A-A-B6

NNEETTMMSSKK AA-- 225555


- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B7

NNEETTMMSSKK BB-- 225555


- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B8

NNEETTMMSSKK CC-- 225555PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B9

NNEETTMMSSKK DD-- 000000PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The station’s subnet mask (IRC card) is formatted as follows: AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD, in this case,255.255.255.0. The subnet mask is used to determine whether traffic is on the local network.



View #2A-A-B6

GGTTEEWWAAYY AA-- 119922


- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B7

GGTTEEWWAAYY BB-- 116688


- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B8

GGTTEEWWAAYY CC-- 000011PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-A-B9

GGTTEEWWAAYY DD-- 000011PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The station’s default gateway (IRC card) is formatted as follows: AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD, in this case,192.168.1.1. The default gateway is used to communicate over the Internet, as traffic that is not on the localnetwork is sent to this address.



View #2A-B-A: P2-Interface

IINNTTEERRFFCCEE--PPrriinntteerrPP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

"Printer" – no interface, printer

- Press P4 -

"Register" – POS and standard ECR interface (Berg compatible)

"Protected" – POS Control Plus interface (anti double-punch)"Scanner" – serial scanner emulation

View #2A-B-A2

PPLLUUDDIIGGIITT--44


- Press P4 -"3 ", "4 ", "5 ", "6 " – the length of the automatically generated PLU code

"Memory" – use the PLUs stored in memory

"Optima" – PLU compatible with Optima cash registers

View #2A-B-A3

WWAAIITT TTIIMMEE--00..55 sseecc


- Press P4 -"0.5 sec", "1 sec ", "2 sec " – the wait time for a reply. If the POS does not reply in this amount of time,the unit will resend.

View #2A-B-A4

PPLLUU IINNTTEERRVVAALL--NNOO MMIINN


- Press P4 -"No Min" – No wait time, so the system will send as many PLUs as possible

"0.5 sec", "1 sec ", "2 sec ", "3 sec " The minimum wait time between each PLU



View #2A-B-A5

CCOONNFF RREEQQ--OOnn


- Press P4 -When turned on, uses the protected interface: the unit will wait for confirmation from the POS.

View #2A-B-B: P3-Com RS232

View #2A-B-B1

BBAAUUDD--99660000


- Press P4 -"2400 ", "9600 ", "19200 ", "38400 ", "57600 " – Speed of the RS232 serial port

View #2A-B-B2

PPAARRIITTYY --NNoonnee


"None ", "No Parity", "Parity "

- Press P4 -

View #2A-B-B3

BBIITTSS --88PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -"8", "7" Warning: most protocols are not compatible with 7 bits.



View #2A-C-A: P2-ReplicationReplication is used to copy certain settings automatically between a master unit and several slave unitsas they come online.

View #2A-C-A1

RREEPPLLIICCAATTEE--OOffffPP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

"Off" – No replication

"Master" – Master station

"Slave" – Slave station

- Press P4 -

View #2A-C-A2

SSLLAAVVEE 11AA-- 000000


- Press P4 -

...View #2A-C-A130

SSLLAAVVEE3322DD-- 000000


- Press P4 -Replication requires an IRC card. A Master station can replicate its configuration to 32 Slaves. The addressformat is AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD, which must be the IP addresses of the Slave stations.

Enter 0.0.0.0 as the address to deactivate the Slave.



View #2A-C-B: P3-Price Level

View #2A-C-B1

PPRRIICCEE LLIISSTT--OOffff


- Press P4 -This turns on the monetary reports and the compilation of hourly sales.

View #2A-C-B2

PPRRIICCEE LLEEVVEELLSS-- 000022


- Press P4 -Enter the number of active price levels, up to a limit of eight (8).

View #2A-C-B1

PPRRCC LLVVLL SSCCHHDD --AAuuttoo


- Press P4 -Turns price level scheduling on or off.

View #2A-C-B2..66Level

Day ofthe week

PPRRCC LLVVLL DDEEFF--11 009999


- Press P4 -

Time

"DEF" – Default time, applies every day of the week.

"SUN", "MON", "TUE", "WED", "THU", "FRI", "SAT" – Specific time for each day, takingprecedence over the default time.



View #2A-D-A: P2- Event Schedule

View #2A-D-A1

EEVVNNTT SSCCHHEEDD--OOffff


Turn Event Schedule on, if desired.

- Press P4 -

View #2A-D-A2

CClloossee 9999PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The time for sales to close automatically.

View #2A-D-A3

OOppeenn 9999PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The time for sales to open automatically.

View #2A-D-A4

PPrriinntt XX22 9999PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The time for the manager’s report to print automatically.

View #2A-D-A5

PPrriinntt ZZ22 9999PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The time for the manager’s report to print automatically, and the counters to reset to zero.

View #2A-D-A6

RReebboooott 9999PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

The time for automatic reboot.

- Press P4 -



View #2A-D-B: P3-Default Portion

View #2A-D-B1

DDEEFFLLTT PPOORRTTNN--11


Default portion

"1 ", "2 ", "3 ", "4 "

- Press P4 -

View #2A-D-B2

WWAAIITT DDFFPPRRTTNN--NNooRReett


- Press P4 -"NoRet" – Do not return to the default portion

"15 sec ", "30 sec ", "45 sec " – Return to default after x seconds

"ALWYS" – Always go back to the default portion

View #2A-E-A: P2-AutoRepAutomatic repetition will dispense several portions in a row without having to repeat the pouringmotion. The activator ring will operate as many times as desired as long as it is tipped to pour.

View #2A-E-A1

AAUUTTOORREEPP--NNooRReeppPP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

"NoRep" – Deactivate repetition

- Press P4 -

"NoWait" – Repeat as fast as possible

"0.25 s ", "0.50 s ", "0.75 s ", "1.00 s ", "1.25 s ", "1.50 s ", "1.75 s " – Repeat at a regular interval



View #2A-E-B: P3-Activate Delay

AACCTTVVTT DDLLAA--00..2255ss


- Press P4 -"NoWait" – Activate as fast as possible

"0.25 s ", "0.50 s ", "0.75 s " – Add a wait time before dispensing the portion to allow the liquid to stabilizein the bottle.

View #2A-F-A: P2-Add. Options

View #2A-F-A1

SSPPOOUUTTSS--77


- Press P4 -Ring models only. Number of spouts, choose between 7 and 15.

View #2A-F-A2

ZZ22 OONNLLYY --OOffff


- Press P4 -Turning this option on prevents users from printing reports with P1-P4.

View #2A-F-A3

EEXXTT.. UUSSEERR--OOffff


- Press P4 -Sales from extensions ("Octopus" cards) are accounted for in the counter of the user who is active on theunit.



View #2A-F-A4

IIGGNNOORREEFFPP--OOnn


- Press P4 -"Octopus" only. Turns off text recognition (name of the beverage) when the spout is read. Avoids beverageconflicts among various units.

View #2A-F-A5

PPrrnnttMMooddee--RRSS223322


- Press P4 -"RS232" – Printer is connected on the RS232 port

"232BSS4" – Printer is connected on the RS232 port by a 232BSS4 switch

"Blutoth" – Printer is connected on the Bluetooth port (Bluetooth required)

"Ethernt" – Printer is a network printer. (IRC required)

View #2A-F-A6

IIPPAADDDDRR AA-- 119922


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A7

IIPPAADDDDRR BB-- 116688


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A8

IIPPAADDDDRR CC-- 000011PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A9



- Press P4 -



EECCRR MMooddee--RRSS223322


View #2A-F-A10

TTCCPP PPOORRTT-- 22000000


- Press P4 -

The address and the port where the unit must connect to print (Ethernet mode only)View #2A-F-A11

- Press P4 -"RS232" – POS/ECR is connected on the RS232 port

"232BSS4" – POS/ECR is connected on the RS232 port by a 232BSS4 switch"Blutoth" – POS/ECR is connected on the Bluetooth port (Bluetooth required)

"Ethernt" – POS/ECR is a network printer. (IRC required)

View #2A-F-A12

IIPPAADDDDRR AA-- 119922


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A13

IIPPAADDDDRR BB-- 116688


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A14

IIPPAADDDDRR CC-- 000011PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A15



- Press P4 -



GGLLSSSS SSPPOOUUTT--CCPPGGLL


View #2A-F-A16



- Press P4 -

The address and the port where the unit needs to connect to send PLUs (Ethernet mode only)View #2A-F-A17

- Press P4 -"Octopus" model only. Spout type.

View #2A-F-A18

SSYYSSLLOOGG AA-- 119922PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A19

SSYYSSLLOOGG BB-- 116688


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A20

SSYYSSLLOOGG CC-- 000011


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A21

SSYYSSLLOOGG DD-- 110000


Address of the syslog server.

- Press P4 -



View #2A-F-A22

BBCCKKOOFFFF AA-- 119922


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A23

BBCCKKOOFFFF BB-- 116688


- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A24

BBCCKKOOFFFF CC-- 000011PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A25

BBCCKKOOFFFF DD-- 110011PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

View #2A-F-A26



- Press P4 -Address and port of the back office server.

View #2A-F-A27

HHRRLLYY RREEPPTT--AAccttiivvaattee


Activation of the hourly report.

- Press P4 -



View #2B: P3-Bev. Config

View #2B-A

PP11--SSrrcchh PP22--NNuumm

PP33--AAdddd ##115533

- Press P4 -P1 Modify a beverage – Search by name

P2 Modify a beverage – Search by number

P3 Add a new beverage (number indicated)

View #2B-A-A1: P1-SearchView #2B-A-A1

SSEEAARRCCHH 003300

ccAAFFEE RROOYYAALL

- Press P4 -Use the 104-key keyboard to enter part of the name of a beverage and search the beverage database byname. This function is not case-sensitive.

View #2B-A-A2: P2-Spout Num.View #2B-A-A2

SSPPOOUUTT##-- 003300

CCAAFFEE RROOYYAALL

- Press P4 -Choose the spout by number.



View #2B-A-B1: Bev. Name

View #2B-A-B1

BBeevv.. NNaammee??

CCOOUURRVVOOIISSIIEERR VVSSOOPP

Enter the name of the beverage.

- Press P4 -

View #2B-A-B2

PPOORRTTIIOONN11-- 00110000


The quantity to dispense for portion 1.

- Press P4 -

View #2B-A-B3

PPOORRTTIIOONN22-- 00005500PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT


- Press P4 -

View #2B-A-B4




- Press P4 -

View #2B-A-B5



- Press P4 -



Portion Price level

View #2B-A-B6..38

PP11 PLVL11-- 00111100


- Press P4 -

Value

View #3

PP22--PPrriiccee LLeevveell

PP33--OOccttooppuuss

View #3A: P2-Price Level

View #3A

PPRRIICCEE LLEEVVEELL-- 11


- Press P4 -Select the current price level to change the price level manually, for example, during a promotion.

View #3B: P3-Octopus

View #3B1

PP22--AA ((NNoott IInnsstt..))

PP33--BB ((NNoott IInnsstt..))

- Press P4 -

View #3B2

PP22--CC ((NNoott IInnsstt..))

PP33--DD ((NNoott IInnsstt..))

- Press P4 -If optional modules are installed, they will be displayed here. See corresponding section.



View #4

PP22--PPrroogg..SSppoouutt

PP33--SSyynncc MMiirrrroorrss

View #4A: P2-Prog. Spout (Brand-id model only)

View #4A-A


- Press P4 -P1 Modify a beverage – Search by name

P2 Modify a beverage – Search by number

View #4A-A-A1: P1-SearchView #4A-A-A1

SSEEAARRCCHH 003300

ccAAFFEE RROOYYAALL


View #4A-A-A2: P2-Spout NumView #4A-A-A2


CCAAFFEE RROOYYAALL

- Press P4 -Select the spout by its number.



View #4A-B

SSPPOOUUTT##000011 FFPP##DD1100DD

AABBSSIINNTTHHEE

- Press P4 -Insert a spout in the activator ring.

View #4A-B1

PPRROOGGRRAAMMMMIINNGGCCOOMMPPLLEETTEE

Programming has beensuccessfully completed.

- Wait a few seconds -

View #4A-B2

PPRROOGGRRAAMMMMIINNGG

FFAAIILLEEDD

- Wait a few seconds -An error occurred during programming. Retry the spoutprogramming procedure, p33.

View #4B: P3-Sync Mirrors

View #4B-A

PP33--SSyynncc MMiirrrroorrss

000000000000//223344556677

- Press P4 -The counter increases as the replication progresses.



View #5

PP22--DDrraafftt IInntt..

PP33--SSkkyyfflloo

View #5A: P2-Draft Int.View #5A-A

LLIINNEE ## -- 000011

Select the line to edit.

- Press P4 -


View #5A-B

NNaammee ooff LLiinnee??

BBuuddwweeiisseerr

- Press P4 -

View #5A-C




- Press P4 -

View #5A-D




- Press P4 -

View #5A-E




- Press P4 -



View #5A-F




- Press P4 -

View #5A-F

%% OOVVEERR -- 001100PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The maximum allowed overage, as a % of the portion sold.

View #5A-F

GGRRAACCEE -- 11000000PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -

The amount of time to wait before counting a portion.

Portion Price Level

View #5A-G1..32

PP11 PPLLVVLL11-- 00111100


- Press P4 -Enter the monetary value of each portion and each price level.

Value



View #5B: P3-SkyFlo

View #5B-A


P1 Search by name

P2 Search by number

View #5B-A-A1: P1-Srch

- Press P4 -

View #5B-A-A1

SSEEAARRCCHH 003300

ccAAFFEE RROOYYAALL


View #5B-A-A2: P2-SpoutNum. View #5B-A-A2


CCAAFFEE RROOYYAALL

- Press P4 -Select the spout by number.



View #5B-B

PPrreessss tthhee

AAccttiivvaattiioonn bbuuttttoonn

- Press P4 -

View #4A-B1

PPRROOGGRRAAMMMMIINNGG

CCOOMMPPLLEETTEE

Programming has beensuccessfully completed.


View #4A-B2

PPRROOGGRRAAMMMMIINNGGFFAAIILLEEDD


An error occurred during programming. Retry the spout

programming procedure, p37.


SERVICE MODE

SSEERRVVIICCEE MMOODDEEAccessing Service ModeTo access service mode, press and hold P2 and P3 for 30 seconds. Enter the password 4372.

View S1

44337722


- Press P4 -

Press and hold P1 and use the service key.

- OR -


SERVICE MODE

Main MenuView S2

PP22--RReebboooott

PP33--CCooppyy MMeemmoorryy

View S2-A: P2-Reboot p41

View S2-B: P3-Copy Memory p41

- Press P4 -

View S3

PP22--PPrriinntt CCoonnffiigg

PP33--CChhaannggee KKeeyyss

View S3-A: P2-Print Config p44

View S3-B: P3-Change Keys p44

- Press P4 -

View S4

PP22--DDeell.. BBTT LLiinnkkss

PP33--CCoonnffiigg BBTT AAcccceessss

View S4-B: P3-Config BT Accessp45

- Press P4 -

View S5

PP22--CCaalliibbrraattiioonn

PP33--DDiissppllaayy CCaall..

View S5-A: P2-Calibration p46

View S5-B: P3-Display Cal. p46

- Press P4 -

View S6

BBDDAA::000000000000000000000000

MMAACC::000000000000000000000000

- Press P4 – Goback to View S2


SERVICE MODE

View S2View S2

PP22--RReebboooott

PP33--CCooppyy MMeemmoorryy

View S2-A: P2-Reboot

View S2-A

PP11--CCoommppaannyy DDeeff..

PP44--EErraassee AAllll

Press P1 to restore the company’s default settings. Press P4 tocompletely clear the memory.

Warning: All saved data will be lost!

View S2-B: P3-Copy Memory

View S2-B

PP11--RRSS223322 SSeerriiaall

PP44--UUSSBB KKeeyy

Select P1-RS232 Serial to copy the memory through the RS232 serial port.Select P4-USB Key to copy to or from a USB key.


SERVICE MODE

View S2-B-A: P1-RS232 Serial

View S2-B-A1

CCOOMMMM## XXXXXX

The unit will try to detect the other unit. The two units must be connected with a null modem cable. Ifthe connection does not succeed, check the cabling and try again.

View S2-B-A2

000000000000//000000000000

Copy in progress... please wait.


SERVICE MODE

View S2-B-B: P4-USB Key

View S2-B-BA

PP22--MMEEMMCCLLOONNEE..BBIINN

PP33--PPOORRTTAABBLLEE..BBAASS

View S2-B-BA1

IInnsseerrtt UUSSBB KKeeyy

The USB key is not connected. Insert a USB key and try again.

View S2-B-BA2

PP11--NNVVRRAAMM -->> UUSSBBPP44--UUSSBB -->> NNVVRRAAMM

P1 Backup.P4 Load.

View S2-B-BA3

NNVVRRAAMM -->> UUSSBB000000000000//000000000000

The download is in progress... please wait.

Warning: Turning off the device or removing the USB key will corrupt the contents of the key.

View S2-B-BA4

UUSSBB -->> NNVVRRAAMM

000000000000//000000000000

The upload is in progress... please wait.


SERVICE MODE

View S3View S3

PP22--PPrriinntt CCoonnffiigg

PP33--CChhaannggee KKeeyyss

View S3-A: P2-Print Config

View S3-A

PP22--FFuullll RReeppoorrtt

PP33--SShhoorrtt RReeppoorrtt

P2 Print a full report.P3 Print a short report. Some fields that have be deactivated will be omitted.

View S3-B: P3-Change Keys

View S3-B1

KKEEYY## -- 0011 SSVVCC

00111177EEDD55991133000000000011

Use P1 to reset the field to zero (DEL).Enter the key by pressing the key on the key readerChoose the key type (SVC = Service, PGM = Programming, USR = Barmaid).Use P4 to continue.

View S3-B2

NNaammee??

CChhaarrlleess PP.. ##00002200

Enter the user name that goes with the key. This name will be displayed when the user is ready to makesales. The user will remain active until the key is used again to exit and close sales. At this point, anotheruser can take his place.


SERVICE MODE

View S4View S4

PP22--EErraassee BBTT LLiinnkkss

PP33--CCoonnffiigg BBTT AAcccceessss

The P2 key is used to erase the Bluetooth link table. This allows the system to reset the authenticationprocess.

View S4-B: P3-Config BT Access

View S4-B1

BBDD AADDDDRR/MMAACC??

000000000000000000000000

Enter the physical address of the Bluetooth device to be authorized. Press P1 to search for available devicesthat are already connected.

View S4-B2

SSVVCC -- 0000


Enter the service mask to be authorized.Enter:

+1 = Remote loading of files (Update)+2 = Printer+4 = Cash register or POS+8 = LogiBar


SERVICE MODE

View S5 (Ring model only)View S5

PP22--CCaalliibbrraattiioonn

PP33--DDiissppllaayy CCaall..

View S5-A: P2-Calibration

View S5-A1

RREEMMOOVVEE SSPPOOUUTT

PPRREESSSS PP44

Replace the ring on the holder. Remove any spout present and press P4.

View S5-A2

IINNSSEERRTT SSPPOOUUTT##1155

PPRREESSSS PP44

If you use 3-ring spouts, a #7 spout will do, otherwise use a #15 spout. Keep the spout inserted for theduration of the procedure.

View S5-B: P3-Display Cal.

SpoutView S5-B1

## 11--44009966 22--44009966

0000 44--44009966 88--44009966

Ring 1 Voltage

Press P4 to go back to the main menu.


DATA ENTRY MODES

DDAATTAA EENNTTRRYY MMOODDEESSNavigation ModeNavigation mode is used to choose functions via menus. For example:

PP22--RReeppoorrtt ZZ22

PP33--SSaalleess((OOppeenn))

P1 – Move backward through the menusP2 – Activate function P2 (in this case Report Z2)P3 – Activate function P3 (in this case Sales)P4 – Move forward through the menus

Keyboard key 2 activates P2Keyboard key 3 activates P3The Enter key moves forward through the menus.Keeping a key pressed for 0.5 sec will make it repeat.The ESC key goes back to the preceding menu (one level higher), up to the main menu.

Question ModeQuestion mode requires confirmation for critical functions. Forexample:

PPLLUUss bbyy DDeeffaauulltt??

PP11--YYEESS PP44--NNOO

P1 – Confirm the functionP4 – Cancel the function

Keyboard key 1 activates P1Keyboard key 4 activates P4The Enter key does the same thing as P4.Keeping a key pressed for 0.5 sec will make it repeat.The ESC key goes back to the preceding menu (one level higher), up to the main menu.


DATA ENTRY MODES

Numeric ModeNumeric mode uses numbers in the top right part of the screen, allowing you to enter numbers.For example:

LLEEVVEELL -- 00110000


Press P1 and P2 at the same time to increase by 1000s. Press P1 toincrease by 100s. Press P2 to increase by 10s. Press P3 to increaseby 1s. Press P4 to confirm and enter.

The keys for numbers (0-9) insert digits to the right, pushing others to the left. The + keyincreases the figure by 1.The Enter key confirms and saves.Keeping a key pressed for 0.5 sec will make it repeat.The ESC key goes back to the preceding menu (one level higher), up to the main menu.

Alphanumeric ModeAlphanumeric mode displays as a line of text on the lower left portion of the screen. Forexample:

NNaammee ooff SSppoouutt??

AABBSSIINNTTHHEE

Using keys P1 to P4, text can be edited from left to right, moving through the word. Press P1 tochange the font.Press P2 to move forward 3 letters. Press P3 to move forward just 1 letter.Press P4 to confirm your choice of letter and move to the next. Press P4 at theend of the word to confirm your choice and save.

On the keyboard, key presses are added at the end of the word.Number, Letter and Space key presses are added at the end of the currentline. Backspace erases the previous letter.Enter confirms and saves.Keeping a key pressed for 0.5 sec will make it repeat.The ESC key goes back to the preceding menu (one level higher), canceling the entered text.

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FORCED ACCESS TO THE SERVICE MENU

FFOORRCCEEDD AACCCCEESSSS TTOO TTHHEE SSEERRVVIICCEE MMEENNUUWhen the system has not yet been programmed, this procedure must be used to configure a service key.

Press and hold P2 and P3 for 30 seconds.

Release the buttons.

The following menu will appear:

00000000


Enter: 4372

P1 and P2 simultaneously = 1000P1 = 100P2 = 10P3 = 1

Press P4

This gives you access to the Service menu. If the code is incorrect, you’ll have to start over. The unitwill reboot.


STANDARD KEY - ACCESS TO MENUS

SSTTAANNDDAARRDDKKEEYY -- AACCCCEESSSS TTOO MMEENNUUSSTo access the Service menu, use the Error page recovery procedure: reference source not found.

To access the Programming menu (PGM) just turn the key to PGM. To go back to Sales mode (RUN),turn the key to RUN. You can then remove the key.


DALLAS KEY – ADDING USERS

DDAALLLLAASSKKEEYY –– AADDDDIINNGG UUSSEERRSSIn Service mode, use P4 to go to the following menu: See View S3-B:

P3-Changing Keys page 44

If you want to add a manager’s key, choose PGM (Program) mode. For a sales key,choose USR (User).

You’ll need to enter a name for each key.

You’ll need to exit this menu by pressing P4 or Enter on the keyboard until you get back to the mainmenu View S3 page 44.


DALLAS KEY – ACCESS TO MENUS

DDAALLLLAASSKKEEYY –– AACCCCEESSSS TTOO MMEENNUUSSService Key (SVC)The service key can access all system menus and can make sales as the “Service” user.

To access PGM mode, just press the key against the reader.To access SVC mode, press and hold P1 then insert the key into the reader. When the lights startblinking, take the key out and release the button.To make sales as “Service”, press and hold P2 and insert the key into the reader.

Manager Key (PGM)The manager’s key has access to the manager’s menus (PGM) and can make sales as user “Manager”.

To access PGM mode, just press the key against the reader.To make sales as “Manager”, press and hold P2 and insert the key into the reader.

Sales Key (USR)The sales key is used to make sales as a sales person.

To activate the user, press the key against the reader. The name will appear on the LCD display.To deactivate the user, press the key against the reader. The name will disappear from the LCD display.One user can be deactivated by activating another user.Only one user can be active at a time.


MANUAL UPDATES

MANUELLE

MMAANNUUAALL UUPPDDAATTEESS

Unplug the device.

Use your personal computer (PC) to transfer the update file to a USB flash drive. The file is namedSYSIMAGE.SBU or <serial number>.SBU.

Eject the USB device properly so it can be safely removed from the PC.

Insert the USB device into the port intended for this purpose on the unit.

Press and hold P1 and reboot the unit. The following screen will appear.

BBOOOOTTLLOOAADDEERR VV22..00SSTTAANNDDAARRDD UUPPDDAATTEE

Release P1, then select the file to use.

110000001122..SSBBUUPP11--UUPPDDTT PP44--NNEEXXTT

Press P1 to launch the update process, P4 to choose another file or cancel if no other files areavailable.


MANUAL UPDATES

MANUELLE

VVEERRIIFFYY UUPPGGRRAADDEERREEJJEECCTTEEDD

The update is not correct or there is an error in the file.The update is corrupt. Start again from the beginning (Manual Update p53).

VVEERRIIFFYY UUPPGGRRAADDEE

UUPP TTOO DDAATTEE

The update has already been installed.

UUPPDDAATTEEUUPP TTOO DDAATTEE

Update successful. The system will reboot in a moment.


MANUAL UPDATES

MANUELLE

Factory Default Settings

Unplug the device.

Use your personal computer (PC) to transfer the update file to a USB flash drive. The file is namedSYSIMAGE.SBU or <serial number>.SBU

Eject the USB device properly so it can be safely removed from the PC.

Insert the USB device into the port intended for this purpose on the unit. Press and hold

P3 and reconnect the unit. The following screen will appear.

BBOOOOTTLLOOAADDEERR VV22..00

FFAACCTTOORRYY DDEEFFAAUULLTT

Release P3, then choose the file to use.

110000001122..SSBBUU

PP11--UUPPDDTT PP44--NNEEXXTT

PRESS P1 to launch the update process, P4 to choose another file or cancel if no other file isavailable.


232BSS4 SMART SWITCH

223322BBSSSS44 SSMMAARRTT SSWWIITTCCHHThe 232BSS4 is an RS232 hub that can be used to connect multiple devices to a single port. TheSpyPro/Octopus uses this device to separate RS232 traffic into three independent flows. The first stream onport A of the hub is used to connect a PC running Logibar in order to configure and take the readings fromthe device. The second stream on port B is used to connect a cash register or point of sale terminal. The thirdstream, on port C, is used to connect a serial printer.

This set up makes it possible to use online accounting methods with a POS or offline methods using Logibarat the same time. The hub handles the mode changes automatically.



A B C D

Configuration of the UnitYou will need to configure the RS232 port (View #2A-B-B: P3-Comm. RS232 p20).

If you want to use a POS (View #2A-F-A11 p27), select 232BSS4.

If you want to use a printer (View #2A-F-A5 p26), select 232BSS4.

The PC port is always active and does not need to be configured.

STATION 1

OPTIONS

IRC

RS232 A

RS232 B

232BSS4

A

BM

C

PC

ECR

D

SERIAL PRINTER

The 232BSS4 is configured as a DCE, so non-crossover cables must be used to connect the station and the3232BSS4. Non-crossover cables are also used to connect the printer, the ECR and the PC.



A B C D





STATION 1

OPTIONS

IRC

RS232 A

RS232 B

232BSS4

A

BM

C

PC

ECR

D

SERIAL PRINTER




A B C D





STATION 1

OPTIONS

IRC

RS232 A

RS232 B

232BSS4

A

BM

C

PC

ECR

D

SERIAL PRINTER




Configuration of the 232BSS4Open the 232BSS4 and install the SETUP JUMPER. Connect the MASTER PORT to the PC.Start BSS4Setup and enter the following parameters.








IRC MODE - ETHERNET

A B C D A B C D

IIRRCC MMOODDEE -- EETTHHEERRNNEETTThis document covers the various configurations supported by the ethernet hardware built into theSpyPro/Octopus beverage control system

NetworkETHERNET HUB

1 2 3 4

STATION 1 STATION 2

OPTIONS RS232 A OPTIONS RS232 A

IRC RS232 B IRC RS232 B

The network must be composed of at least two stations connected to an Ethernet switch. It should be notedthat connecting two stations with a crossover cable WILL NOT WORK. Each station must have a differentIP address all on the same subnet.

ReplicationTo use replication, you must configure the station to use the IRC (Ethernet). Network settings(View # 2A-AB: P3-Station ID p16) and replication settings (View # 2A-CA: Replication P2-p21) must be properly configured to allow communications and to assign the roles of master andslave at each station.

When the setup is complete and connections are made, restart the master station.

If you have not previously cloned the stations, do so now using the Sync Mirrors feature (View # 4B: P3-Sync Mirrors page 34).


IRC MODE - ETHERNET

PrinterAn Ethernet printer using TCP/IP can be used to print Reports. The printer must be EPSON compatible.

To use this function, the network settings (View # 2A-AB: P3-p16 Station ID) must be properlyconfigured to allow communications.

You must enable the printer in Ethernet mode (View # 2A-E-A5 p26).

When this option is active, the unit will make an outgoing TCP/IP connection to the address/port pairspecified, and the printer must respond.

POSA POS system can be connected in TCP/IP mode to receive PLUs.

To use this function, the network settings (View # 2A-AB: P3-p16 Station ID) must be properlyconfigured to allow communications.

You must enable the POS/ECR option in Ethernet mode (View # 2A-F-A11 p27).

When this option is active, the unit will make an outgoing TCP/IP connection to the address/port pairspecified, and the POS must respond.

Connecting with LogibarTo use this function, the network settings (View # 2A-AB: P3-p16 Station ID) must be properlyconfigured to allow communications.

The Logibar function is always active, just use the IP address of the station to connect.

The connection is incoming and is made using UDP on port 733.


IRC MODE - ETHERNET

UpdatesTo apply updates, the unit must have an IRC card and USB flash drive.

Using the command line utility included with Windows:Open a command line window (Start, Run, cmd.exe)

tftp -i 192.168.1.1 PUTSYSIMAGE.SBU

Replace 192.168.1.1 with the unit’s address.

Windows 7: the file tftp.exe must be explicitly installed.

Using the Klever Group pumpKINDownload and install PumpKIN http://kin.klever.net/pumpkin/binaries

Start the software

Click on Put File


IRC MODE - ETHERNET

Enter the address of your station in the Remote Host box and click Browse (black icon to the right ofLocal file). Select the file SYSIMAGE.SBU for your station. Click Open.

Select the transfer type "byte” and Block size 512 then click OK. The transfer will run; it only takes afew seconds.

After 5 seconds, the station will restart and automatically install the update.

Remote ServicePXT protocol supports various methods to facilitate service in remote mode. An application to explorethese options is available. The key presses are sent directly to the station, so you can fill in numeric andalphanumeric fields without using the P1 to P4 keys.

SyslogThe station has a syslog client that can send system messages on UDP port 514. To enable this service,simply add the IP address of the server. (View # 2A-F-A18 p28)

You can use the kiwi syslog daemon, splunk or any other compatible server to display the messages on aremote computer. This allows you to capture and store system messages.


IRC MODE - ETHERNET

Back OfficeThe unit can send PLUs to a second system which makes it possible to account for salesdifferently.

To enable this option, enter the address and port of the "back office" server (View # 2A-F-A22 p29).

During a sale, the unit will make a TCP/IP connection to the address specified in the settings and send anASCII string as follows:

## PPRRIICCEE LLEEVVEELL 11 PPRRIICCEE LLEEVVEELL 22 PPRRIICCEE LLEEVVEELL 77 PPRRIICCEE LLEEVVEELL 88

PP11 PP22 PP33 PP44 PP11 PP22 PP33 PP44 PP11 PP22 PP33 PP44 PP11 PP22 PP33 PP44

000011 111100000011 112200000011 113300000011 114400000011 221100000011 222200000011 223300000011 224400000011 771100000011 772200000011 773300000011 774400000011 881100000011 882200000011 883300000011 884400000011

000022 111100000022 112200000022 113300000022 114400000022 221100000022 222200000022 223300000022 224400000022 771100000022 772200000022 773300000022 774400000022 881100000022 882200000022 883300000022 884400000022

000033 111100000033 112200000033 113300000033 114400000033 221100000033 222200000033 223300000033 224400000033 771100000033 772200000033 773300000033 774400000033 881100000033 882200000033 883300000033 884400000033

...

332244 111100332244 112200332244 113300332244 113300332244 221100332244 222200332244 223300332244 224400332244 771100332244 772200332244 773300332244 774400332244 881100332244 882200332244 883300332244 884400332244

332255 111100332255 112200332255 113300332255 113300332255 221100332255 222200332255 223300332255 224400332255 771100332255 772200332255 773300332255 774400332255 881100332255 882200332255 883300332255 884400332255

332266111100332266 112200332266 113300332266 113300332266 221100332266 222200332266 223300332266 224400332266 771100332266 772200332266 773300332266 774400332266 881100332266 882200332266 883300332266 884400332266


BLUETOOTH

BBLLUUEETTOOOOTTHHThis manual covers the scenarios supported by the SpyPro/Octopus beverage control system's Bluetoothinfrastructure. The system supports Bluetooth profiles, uploading files (OBEX/Put) and virtual serial port(SPP/RFCOMM). For security reasons, the service must be enabled on the station and associated with aclient.

PresentationThe system must be equipped with a USB Bluetooth transmitter, like the Parani UD100.

Figure 1: UD100 Figure 2: SD1000

Installing the Parani UD100 key allows the system to recognize and initialize the Bluetooth interface.

The following functions are supported:

1. Downloading an update from a personal computer to the station.2. Connecting a POS system or a cash register.3. Connecting Logibar to get reports.4. Connecting a serial printer.

Connecting the SD1000If you use Bluetooth to connect to a printer (View # 2A-F p26-A5), change the printer mode toBluetooth.

If you use Bluetooth to connect to a cash register or POS (View # 2A-F-A11 p27) change the cashregister mode to Bluetooth.

Get the Station’s BD AddressA BD address is a hexadecimal number with 12 alphanumeric characters. In Service


BLUETOOTHmode, there is a page of information that looks like this: Navigate using the P4 key.

BBDDAA::000000000000000000000000

MMAACC::000000000000000000000000

If a Bluetooth interface is installed, the "BDA" line will be something other than 0000000000. This is theline we are interested in.


BLUETOOTH

The SD1000 in AT ModeConnect the SD1000 to a PC equipped with HyperTerminal.Make sure that the DIP switches on the SD1000 and the speed of the HyperTerminal match. StartHyperTerminal (Start, Programs, Accessories, Communication, HyperTerminal). Turn on local echo inHyperTerminal.

Give your connection a name, and press OK. Then select the communication port. Thecommunication port must be the port you are using to communicate.


BLUETOOTH

Change the bits per second setting to match the settings of the DIP switches on the SD1000. Clickon ASCII configuration...

Check the box to show characters entered locally.

Turn on the SD1000 by switching the ON/OFF button to the ON position.


BLUETOOTH

The following steps are required to set up the SD1000. If a step does not get a response or if the response isanything other than OK, you’ll need to retype the command.

AT[Enter]Response: OK

AT&F[Enter]Response: OK

ATS46=(BDA of the UD100, See “Get the Station’s BD Address” p65)[Enter]Response: OK

AT+BTKEY="1234"[Enter]Response: OK

AT+BTSEC,1,1[Enter]Response: OK

AT+BTMODE,1[Enter]Response: OK

ATS3=1[Enter]Response: OK

ATZ[Enter]Response: OK

The SD1000 is now ready to connect. Now, allow it to connect to the unit.

Go into Service mode (Error: Reference source not found Error: Reference source not found).

Follow the menus to Bluetooth Configuration (View S4-B: P3-Config BT Access p45).

Enter the BDA of the SD1000 or use P1 to populate the field automatically (View S4-B1 p45) from radiosthat have made a connection in the past. Press P1 repeatedly to view all addresses. If that does not work,enter the BDA manually.

Only part of the address is listed on the bottom of the SD1000. The address you need to enter is000195XXXXXX. Replace the Xs with the number on the bottom of the SD1000.

Enter the Service mask (View S4-B2 p45). SVC (Service):2 = Printer4 = ECR or POS8 = LogiBar

Make sure that the BD_ADDR and SVC fields for unused entries are set to 0.

The CONNECT LED on the SD1000 should light. If it does not restart the SD1000 and the station. Ifthis does not work, repeat the configuration procedure.


BLUETOOTH

You now have a Bluetooth serial port. If you have installed a printer port connect it directly to the printer.Run PGM: P2-Report Z2 to test the connection.


BLUETOOTH

Connecting to a PC

Install your Bluetooth card. The station is compatible with the Microsoft BT stack.

Select "Add a Bluetooth device".

Check "My device is set up and ready to be found".


BLUETOOTH

Click on Parani-UD100, then on Next.

Select "Use the security key..." then enter 1234.


BLUETOOTH

Go into Service mode (Error: Reference source not found Error: Reference source not found).

Follow the menus to Bluetooth Configuration (View S4-B: P3-Config BT Access p45).

Enter the BDA of the PC or use P1 to populate the field automatically (View S4-B1 p45) from radios thathave made a connection in the past. Press P1 repeatedly to view all addresses. If that does not work, enterthe BDA manually.

Enter the Service mask (View S4-B2 p45). SVC (Service):+1 = Update with OBEX+2 = Printer+4 = ECR or POS+8 = LogiBar


BLUETOOTH

In the control panel, open "Bluetooth Devices"

Click on "Parani-UD100" then on the "Properties" button. Select the "Services" tab

Check the services you want and click on the OK button.


BLUETOOTH

A different serial port will be installed for each service you want to connect to. If multiple ports areinstalled for a service, use the outgoing serial port.

When I check a service, I get an "Access Denied" messageYou must have administrator rights to add a Bluetooth COM port AND the Bluetooth service must berunning. To solve the problem, open the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services. Search for"Bluetooth Support Service".

On the Connection tab, the account is LOCAL SERVICE and that is not correct.Click Browse ..., then Advanced ..., SearchSelect your account that has administrator rightsPress OK on both dialogsEnter your passwordOn the General tab, stop the service and restart it.If there is no error, you can now add a serial port in your administrator account.


BLUETOOTH

Updating the Station using Bluetooth/OBEX

Wireless updating must be enabled in service mode for it to function. See "Connecting to a PC" p70.The purpose of the update program is to update the software that is running on the unit.

Start the Bluetooth File Transfer Wizard (Start, Programs, Accessories,Communications)

Click on Next.

Select "Send a file" and click on Next.


BLUETOOTH

If you have several stations, select the appropriate one by clicking on browse. Click on Next.

Click on Browse... to select the update file for your station. SYSIMAGE.SBU. Click Open, then Next.


BLUETOOTH

The file transfer process takes several minutes.

When the transfer is complete, the station will reboot and apply the update. Click on Finish.


BLUETOOTH




BLUETOOTH




BLUETOOTH

STATION 1

OPTIONS RS232 A

IRC RS232 B

Special Case - Duplication of Reports

SD1000

UD100SERIAL PRINTER

UD100

A B C D

PC

If multiple printers (or a PC on the printer service) are connected simultaneously to the print service, reportswill be duplicated on all devices. In the figure above the PC receives the data that is sent to the serial printer.Among other things, this function can be used to audit the reports printed by users. You can connectmultiple printers – up to four radio links (physical) are supported. A PC counts as just one link even if it usesseveral services.


BLUETOOTH

STATION 1

OPTIONS RS232 A

IRC RS232 B


SD1000

UD100SERIAL PRINTER

UD100

A B C D

PC



BLUETOOTH

STATION 1

OPTIONS RS232 A

IRC RS232 B


SD1000

UD100SERIAL PRINTER

UD100

A B C D

PC



SKYFLO

SSKKYYFFLLOOWith the SkyFlo radio-modem, SkyFlo brand wireless spouts can be used on a Control Plus G.L. unit asstandard spouts. It connects via the USB port on the back of the unit.

Activationbutton

To program a spout, see "View # 5B: P3-SkyFlo" on page 37.

Press the button to activate the device when prompted. The activation button is located below the spout – thisis what makes contact with the bottle during insertion.

Configuration settings will be transferred by a transmitter in the spout, which operates as a stand-alone device.

PLU TABLES


PPLLUU TTAABBLLEESSSpyPro/7-Codes

Beverage

## PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000022 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000033 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000044 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000055


0011 1111 2211 3311 4411 111111 112211 113311 114411 11001111 11002211 11003311 11004411 1100001111 1100002211 1100003311 1100004411

0022 1122 2222 3322 4422 111122 112222 113322 114422 11001122 11002222 11003322 11004422 1100001122 1100002222 1100003322 1100004422

0033 1133 2233 3333 4433 111133 112233 113333 114433 11001133 11002233 11003333 11004433 1100001133 1100002233 1100003333 1100004433

0044 1144 2244 3344 4444 111144 112244 113344 114444 11001144 11002244 11003344 11004444 1100001144 1100002244 1100003344 1100004444

0055 1155 2255 3355 4455 111155 112255 113355 114455 11001155 11002255 11003355 11004455 1100001155 1100002255 1100003355 1100004455

0066 1166 2266 3366 4466 111166 112266 113366 114466 11001166 11002266 11003366 11004466 1100001166 1100002266 1100003366 1100004466

0077 1177 2277 3377 4477 111177 112277 113377 114477 11001177 11002277 11003377 11004477 1100001177 1100002277 1100003377 1100004477

Turbines



0011 5511 6611 7711 8811 115511 116611 117711 118811 11005511 11006611 11007711 11008811 1100005511 1100006611 1100007711 1100008811

0022 5522 6622 7722 8822 115522 116622 117722 118822 11005522 11006622 11007722 11008822 1100005522 1100006622 1100007722 1100008822

0033 5533 6633 7733 8833 115533 116633 117733 118833 11005533 11006633 11007733 11008833 1100005533 1100006633 1100007733 1100008833

0044 5544 6644 7744 8844 115544 116644 117744 118844 11005544 11006644 11007744 11008844 1100005544 1100006644 1100007744 1100008844

0055 5555 6655 7755 8855 115555 116655 117755 118855 11005555 11006655 11007755 11008855 1100005555 1100006655 1100007755 1100008855

0066 5566 6666 7766 8866 115566 116666 117766 118866 11005566 11006666 11007766 11008866 1100005566 1100006666 1100007766 1100008866

PLU TABLES


SpyPro/15-Codes## PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000033 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000044 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000055 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000066


0011 110011 220011 330011 440011 11110011 11220011 11330011 11440011 1100110011 1100220011 1100330011 1100440011 110000110011 110000220011 110000330011 110000440011

0022 110022 220022 330022 440022 11110022 11220022 11330022 11440022 1100110022 1100220022 1100330022 1100440022 110000110022 110000220022 110000330022 110000440022

0033 110033 220033 330033 440033 11110033 11220033 11330033 11440033 1100110033 1100220033 1100330033 1100440033 110000110033 110000220033 110000330033 110000440033

0044 110044 220044 330044 440044 11110044 11220044 11330044 11440044 1100110044 1100220044 1100330044 1100440044 110000110044 110000220044 110000330044 110000440044

0055 110055 220055 330055 440055 11110055 11220055 11330055 11440055 1100110055 1100220055 1100330055 1100440055 110000110055 110000220055 110000330055 110000440055

0066 110066 220066 330066 440066 11110066 11220066 11330066 11440066 1100110066 1100220066 1100330066 1100440066 110000110066 110000220066 110000330066 110000440066

0077 110077 220077 330077 440077 11110077 11220077 11330077 11440077 1100110077 1100220077 1100330077 1100440077 110000110077 110000220077 110000330077 110000440077

0088 110088 220088 330088 440088 11110088 11220088 11330088 11440088 1100110088 1100220088 1100330088 1100440088 110000110088 110000220088 110000330088 110000440088

0099 110099 220099 330099 440099 11110099 11220099 11330099 11440099 1100110099 1100220099 1100330099 1100440099 110000110099 110000220099 110000330099 110000440099

1100 111100 221100 331100 441100 11111100 11221100 11331100 11441100 1100111100 1100221100 1100331100 1100441100 110000111100 110000221100 110000331100 110000441100

1111 111111 221111 331111 441111 11111111 11221111 11331111 11441111 1100111111 1100221111 1100331111 1100441111 110000111111 110000221111 110000331111 110000441111

1122 111122 221122 331122 441122 11111122 11221122 11331122 11441122 1100111122 1100221122 1100331122 1100441122 110000111122 110000221122 110000331122 110000441122

1133 111133 221133 331133 441133 11111133 11221133 11331133 11441133 1100111133 1100221133 1100331133 1100441133 110000111133 110000221133 110000331133 110000441133

1144 111144 221144 331144 441144 11111144 11221144 11331144 11441144 1100111144 1100221144 1100331144 1100441144 110000111144 110000221144 110000331144 110000441144

1155 111155 221155 331155 441155 11111155 11221155 11331155 11441155 1100111155 1100221155 1100331155 1100441155 110000111155 110000221155 110000331155 110000441155

Turbines



0011 111166 221166 331166 441166 11111166 11221166 11331166 11441166 1100111166 1100221166 1100331166 1100441166 110000111166 110000221166 110000331166 110000441166

0022 111177 221177 331177 441177 11111177 11221177 11331177 11441177 1100111177 1100221177 1100331177 1100441177 110000111177 110000221177 110000331177 110000441177

0033 111188 221188 331188 441188 11111188 11221188 11331188 11441188 1100111188 1100221188 1100331188 1100441188 110000111188 110000221188 110000331188 110000441188

0044 111199 221199 331199 441199 11111199 11221199 11331199 11441199 1100111199 1100221199 1100331199 1100441199 110000111199 110000221199 110000331199 110000441199

0055 112200 222200 332200 442200 11112200 11222200 11332200 11442200 1100112200 1100222200 1100332200 1100442200 110000112200 110000222200 110000332200 110000442200

0066 112211 222211 332211 442211 11112211 11222211 11332211 11442211 1100112211 1100222211 1100332211 1100442211 110000112211 110000222211 110000332211 110000442211

PLU TABLES


Octopus/256-Codes## PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000044 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000055 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000066 PPLLUU DDIIGGIITT -- 000077


000011 11000011 22000011 33000011 44000011 1111000011 1122000011 1133000011 1144000011 110011000011 110022000011 110033000011 110044000011 11000011000011 11000022000011 11000033000011 11000044000011

000022 11000022 22000022 33000022 44000022 1111000022 1122000022 1133000022 1144000022 110011000022 110022000022 110033000022 110044000022 11000011000022 11000022000022 11000033000022 11000044000022

000033 11000033 22000033 33000033 44000033 1111000033 1122000033 1133000033 1144000033 110011000033 110022000033 110033000033 110044000033 11000011000033 11000022000033 11000033000033 11000044000033

...

225544 11225544 22225544 33225544 44225544 1111225544 1122225544 1133225544 1144225544 110011225544 110022225544 110033225544 110044225544 11000011225544 11000022225544 11000033225544 11000044225544

225555 11225555 22225555 33225555 44225555 1111225555 1122225555 1133225555 1144225555 110011225555 110022225555 110033225555 110044225555 11000011225555 11000022225555 11000033225555 11000044225555

225566 11225566 22225566 33225566 44225566 1111225566 1122225566 1133225566 1144225566 110011225566 110022225566 110033225566 110044225566 11000011225566 11000022225566 11000033225566 11000044225566

Turbines



0011 11332211 22332211 33332211 44332211 1111332211 1122332211 1133332211 1144332211 110011332211 110022332211 110033332211 110044332211 11000011332211 11000022332211 11000033332211 11000044332211

0022 11332222 22332222 33332222 44332222 1111332222 1122332222 1133332222 1144332222 110011332222 110022332222 110033332222 110044332222 11000011332222 11000022332222 11000033332222 11000044332222

0033 11332233 22332233 33332233 44332233 1111332233 1122332233 1133332233 1144332233 110011332233 110022332233 110033332233 110044332233 11000011332233 11000022332233 11000033332233 11000044332233

0044 11332244 22332244 33332244 44332244 1111332244 1122332244 1133332244 1144332244 110011332244 110022332244 110033332244 110044332244 11000011332244 11000022332244 11000033332244 11000044332244

0055 11332255 22332255 33332255 44332255 1111332255 1122332255 1133332255 1144332255 110011332255 110022332255 110033332255 110044332255 11000011332255 11000022332255 11000033332255 11000044332255

0066 11332266 22332266 33332266 44332266 1111332266 1122332266 1133332266 1144332266 110011332266 110022332266 110033332266 110044332266 11000011332266 11000022332266 11000033332266 11000044332266

PLU TABLES


Option cards/Port A



0011 11225577 22225577 33225577 44225577 1111225577 1122225577 1133225577 1144225577 110011225577 110022225577 110033225577 110044225577 11000011225577 11000022225577 11000033225577 11000044225577

0022 11225588 22225588 33225588 44225588 1111225588 1122225588 1133225588 1144225588 110011225588 110022225588 110033225588 110044225588 11000011225588 11000022225588 11000033225588 11000044225588

0033 11225599 22225599 33225599 44225599 1111225599 1122225599 1133225599 1144225599 110011225599 110022225599 110033225599 110044225599 11000011225599 11000022225599 11000033225599 11000044225599

0044 11226600 22226600 33226600 44226600 1111226600 1122226600 1133226600 1144226600 110011226600 110022226600 110033226600 110044226600 11000011226600 11000022226600 11000033226600 11000044226600

0055 11226611 22226611 33226611 44226611 1111226611 1122226611 1133226611 1144226611 110011226611 110022226611 110033226611 110044226611 11000011226611 11000022226611 11000033226611 11000044226611

0066 11226622 22226622 33226622 44226622 1111226622 1122226622 1133226622 1144226622 110011226622 110022226622 110033226622 110044226622 11000011226622 11000022226622 11000033226622 11000044226622

0077 11226633 22226633 33226633 44226633 1111226633 1122226633 1133226633 1144226633 110011226633 110022226633 110033226633 110044226633 11000011226633 11000022226633 11000033226633 11000044226633

0088 11226644 22226644 33226644 44226644 1111226644 1122226644 1133226644 1144226644 110011226644 110022226644 110033226644 110044226644 11000011226644 11000022226644 11000033226644 11000044226644

0099 11226655 22226655 33226655 44226655 1111226655 1122226655 1133226655 1144226655 110011226655 110022226655 110033226655 110044226655 11000011226655 11000022226655 11000033226655 11000044226655

1100 11226666 22226666 33226666 44226666 1111226666 1122226666 1133226666 1144226666 110011226666 110022226666 110033226666 110044226666 11000011226666 11000022226666 11000033226666 11000044226666

1111 11226677 22226677 33226677 44226677 1111226677 1122226677 1133226677 1144226677 110011226677 110022226677 110033226677 110044226677 11000011226677 11000022226677 11000033226677 11000044226677

1122 11226688 22226688 33226688 44226688 1111226688 1122226688 1133226688 1144226688 110011226688 110022226688 110033226688 110044226688 11000011226688 11000022226688 11000033226688 11000044226688

1133 11226699 22226699 33226699 44226699 1111226699 1122226699 1133226699 1144226699 110011226699 110022226699 110033226699 110044226699 11000011226699 11000022226699 11000033226699 11000044226699

1144 11227700 22227700 33227700 44227700 1111227700 1122227700 1133227700 1144227700 110011227700 110022227700 110033227700 110044227700 11000011227700 11000022227700 11000033227700 11000044227700

1155 11227711 22227711 33227711 44227711 1111227711 1122227711 1133227711 1144227711 110011227711 110022227711 110033227711 110044227711 11000011227711 11000022227711 11000033227711 11000044227711

1166 11227722 22227722 33227722 44227722 1111227722 1122227722 1133227722 1144227722 110011227722 110022227722 110033227722 110044227722 11000011227722 11000022227722 11000033227722 11000044227722

PLU TABLES


Option cards/Port B



0011 11227733 22227733 33227733 44227733 1111227733 1122227733 1133227733 1144227733 110011227733 110022227733 110033227733 110044227733 11000011227733 11000022227733 11000033227733 11000044227733

0022 11227744 22227744 33227744 44227744 1111227744 1122227744 1133227744 1144227744 110011227744 110022227744 110033227744 110044227744 11000011227744 11000022227744 11000033227744 11000044227744

0033 11227755 22227755 33227755 44227755 1111227755 1122227755 1133227755 1144227755 110011227755 110022227755 110033227755 110044227755 11000011227755 11000022227755 11000033227755 11000044227755

0044 11227766 22227766 33227766 44227766 1111227766 1122227766 1133227766 1144227766 110011227766 110022227766 110033227766 110044227766 11000011227766 11000022227766 11000033227766 11000044227766

0055 11227777 22227777 33227777 44227777 1111227777 1122227777 1133227777 1144227777 110011227777 110022227777 110033227777 110044227777 11000011227777 11000022227777 11000033227777 11000044227777

0066 11227788 22227788 33227788 44227788 1111227788 1122227788 1133227788 1144227788 110011227788 110022227788 110033227788 110044227788 11000011227788 11000022227788 11000033227788 11000044227788

0077 11227799 22227799 33227799 44227799 1111227799 1122227799 1133227799 1144227799 110011227799 110022227799 110033227799 110044227799 11000011227799 11000022227799 11000033227799 11000044227799

0088 11228800 22228800 33228800 44228800 1111228800 1122228800 1133228800 1144228800 110011228800 110022228800 110033228800 110044228800 11000011228800 11000022228800 11000033228800 11000044228800

0099 11228811 22228811 33228811 44228811 1111228811 1122228811 1133228811 1144228811 110011228811 110022228811 110033228811 110044228811 11000011228811 11000022228811 11000033228811 11000044228811

1100 11228822 22228822 33228822 44228822 1111228822 1122228822 1133228822 1144228822 110011228822 110022228822 110033228822 110044228822 11000011228822 11000022228822 11000033228822 11000044228822

1111 11228833 22228833 33228833 44228833 1111228833 1122228833 1133228833 1144228833 110011228833 110022228833 110033228833 110044228833 11000011228833 11000022228833 11000033228833 11000044228833

1122 11228844 22228844 33228844 44228844 1111228844 1122228844 1133228844 1144228844 110011228844 110022228844 110033228844 110044228844 11000011228844 11000022228844 11000033228844 11000044228844

1133 11228855 22228855 33228855 44228855 1111228855 1122228855 1133228855 1144228855 110011228855 110022228855 110033228855 110044228855 11000011228855 11000022228855 11000033228855 11000044228855

1144 11228866 22228866 33228866 44228866 1111228866 1122228866 1133228866 1144228866 110011228866 110022228866 110033228866 110044228866 11000011228866 11000022228866 11000033228866 11000044228866

1155 11228877 22228877 33228877 44228877 1111228877 1122228877 1133228877 1144228877 110011228877 110022228877 110033228877 110044228877 11000011228877 11000022228877 11000033228877 11000044228877

1166 11228888 22228888 33228888 44228888 1111228888 1122228888 1133228888 1144228888 110011228888 110022228888 110033228888 110044228888 11000011228888 11000022228888 11000033228888 11000044228888

PLU TABLES


Option cards /Port C



0011 11228899 22228899 33228899 44228899 1111228899 1122228899 1133228899 1144228899 110011228899 110022228899 110033228899 110044228899 11000011228899 11000022228899 11000033228899 11000044228899

0022 11229900 22229900 33229900 44229900 1111229900 1122229900 1133229900 1144229900 110011229900 110022229900 110033229900 110044229900 11000011229900 11000022229900 11000033229900 11000044229900

0033 11229911 22229911 33229911 44229911 1111229911 1122229911 1133229911 1144229911 110011229911 110022229911 110033229911 110044229911 11000011229911 11000022229911 11000033229911 11000044229911

0044 11229922 22229922 33229922 44229922 1111229922 1122229922 1133229922 1144229922 110011229922 110022229922 110033229922 110044229922 11000011229922 11000022229922 11000033229922 11000044229922

0055 11229933 22229933 33229933 44229933 1111229933 1122229933 1133229933 1144229933 110011229933 110022229933 110033229933 110044229933 11000011229933 11000022229933 11000033229933 11000044229933

0066 11229944 22229944 33229944 44229944 1111229944 1122229944 1133229944 1144229944 110011229944 110022229944 110033229944 110044229944 11000011229944 11000022229944 11000033229944 11000044229944

0077 11229955 22229955 33229955 44229955 1111229955 1122229955 1133229955 1144229955 110011229955 110022229955 110033229955 110044229955 11000011229955 11000022229955 11000033229955 11000044229955

0088 11229966 22229966 33229966 44229966 1111229966 1122229966 1133229966 1144229966 110011229966 110022229966 110033229966 110044229966 11000011229966 11000022229966 11000033229966 11000044229966

0099 11229977 22229977 33229977 44229977 1111229977 1122229977 1133229977 1144229977 110011229977 110022229977 110033229977 110044229977 11000011229977 11000022229977 11000033229977 11000044229977

1100 11229988 22229988 33229988 44229988 1111229988 1122229988 1133229988 1144229988 110011229988 110022229988 110033229988 110044229988 11000011229988 11000022229988 11000033229988 11000044229988

1111 11229999 22229999 33229999 44229999 1111229999 1122229999 1133229999 1144229999 110011229999 110022229999 110033229999 110044229999 11000011229999 11000022229999 11000033229999 11000044229999

1122 11330000 22330000 33330000 44330000 1111330000 1122330000 1133330000 1144330000 110011330000 110022330000 110033330000 110044330000 11000011330000 11000022330000 11000033330000 11000044330000

1133 11330011 22330011 33330011 44330011 1111330011 1122330011 1133330011 1144330011 110011330011 110022330011 110033330011 110044330011 11000011330011 11000022330011 11000033330011 11000044330011

1144 11330022 22330022 33330022 44330022 1111330022 1122330022 1133330022 1144330022 110011330022 110022330022 110033330022 110044330022 11000011330022 11000022330022 11000033330022 11000044330022

1155 11330033 22330033 33330033 44330033 1111330033 1122330033 1133330033 1144330033 110011330033 110022330033 110033330033 110044330033 11000011330033 11000022330033 11000033330033 11000044330033

1166 11330044 22330044 33330044 44330044 1111330044 1122330044 1133330044 1144330044 110011330044 110022330044 110033330044 110044330044 11000011330044 11000022330044 11000033330044 11000044330044

PLU TABLES


Option cards /Port D



0011 11330055 22330055 33330055 44330055 1111330055 1122330055 1133330055 1144330055 110011330055 110022330055 110033330055 110044330055 11000011330055 11000022330055 11000033330055 11000044330055

0022 11330066 22330066 33330066 44330066 1111330066 1122330066 1133330066 1144330066 110011330066 110022330066 110033330066 110044330066 11000011330066 11000022330066 11000033330066 11000044330066

0033 11330077 22330077 33330077 44330077 1111330077 1122330077 1133330077 1144330077 110011330077 110022330077 110033330077 110044330077 11000011330077 11000022330077 11000033330077 11000044330077

0044 11330088 22330088 33330088 44330088 1111330088 1122330088 1133330088 1144330088 110011330088 110022330088 110033330088 110044330088 11000011330088 11000022330088 11000033330088 11000044330088

0055 11330099 22330099 33330099 44330099 1111330099 1122330099 1133330099 1144330099 110011330099 110022330099 110033330099 110044330099 11000011330099 11000022330099 11000033330099 11000044330099

0066 11331100 22331100 33331100 44331100 1111331100 1122331100 1133331100 1144331100 110011331100 110022331100 110033331100 110044331100 11000011331100 11000022331100 11000033331100 11000044331100

0077 11331111 22331111 33331111 44331111 1111331111 1122331111 1133331111 1144331111 110011331111 110022331111 110033331111 110044331111 11000011331111 11000022331111 11000033331111 11000044331111

0088 11331122 22331122 33331122 44331122 1111331122 1122331122 1133331122 1144331122 110011331122 110022331122 110033331122 110044331122 11000011331122 11000022331122 11000033331122 11000044331122

0099 11331133 22331133 33331133 44331133 1111331133 1122331133 1133331133 1144331133 110011331133 110022331133 110033331133 110044331133 11000011331133 11000022331133 11000033331133 11000044331133

1100 11331144 22331144 33331144 44331144 1111331144 1122331144 1133331144 1144331144 110011331144 110022331144 110033331144 110044331144 11000011331144 11000022331144 11000033331144 11000044331144

1111 11331155 22331155 33331155 44331155 1111331155 1122331155 1133331155 1144331155 110011331155 110022331155 110033331155 110044331155 11000011331155 11000022331155 11000033331155 11000044331155

1122 11331166 22331166 33331166 44331166 1111331166 1122331166 1133331166 1144331166 110011331166 110022331166 110033331166 110044331166 11000011331166 11000022331166 11000033331166 11000044331166

1133 11331177 22331177 33331177 44331177 1111331177 1122331177 1133331177 1144331177 110011331177 110022331177 110033331177 110044331177 11000011331177 11000022331177 11000033331177 11000044331177

1144 11331188 22331188 33331188 44331188 1111331188 1122331188 1133331188 1144331188 110011331188 110022331188 110033331188 110044331188 11000011331188 11000022331188 11000033331188 11000044331188

1155 11331199 22331199 33331199 44331199 1111331199 1122331199 1133331199 1144331199 110011331199 110022331199 110033331199 110044331199 11000011331199 11000022331199 11000033331199 11000044331199

1166 11332200 22332200 33332200 44332200 1111332200 1122332200 1133332200 1144332200 110011332200 110022332200 110033332200 110044332200 11000011332200 11000022332200 11000033332200 11000044332200


CODED SPOUTS

CCOODDEEDD SSPPOOUUTTSSSPOUT #1

SPOUT #2

SPOUT #3

SPOUT #4

SPOUT #5

SPOUT #6

SPOUT #7


CODED SPOUTS


SPOUT #2

SPOUT #3

SPOUT #4

SPOUT #5

SPOUT #6

SPOUT #7


CODED SPOUTS


SPOUT #2

SPOUT #3

SPOUT #4

SPOUT #5

SPOUT #6

SPOUT #7


CODED SPOUTS

SPOUT #8

SPOUT #9

SPOUT #10

SPOUT #11

SPOUT #12

SPOUT #13

SPOUT #14

SPOUT #15


CODED SPOUTS

SPOUT #8

SPOUT #9

SPOUT #10

SPOUT #11

SPOUT #12

SPOUT #13

SPOUT #14

SPOUT #15


CODED SPOUTS

SPOUT #8

SPOUT #9

SPOUT #10

SPOUT #11

SPOUT #12

SPOUT #13

SPOUT #14

SPOUT #15


RS232 CABLING

RRSS223322 CCaabblliinnggDB-9MUNIT

DB-25MPRINTER

DB-9MUNIT

RJ45PRINTER

RS232 CABLING


DB-9ECR

DB-9MUNIT

DB-9PC/POS

DB-9MUNIT


AUTOMATIC HEADS

5V Adapter

AAUUTTOOMMAATTIICC HHEEAADDSS

Keys (head)

To Option Flow meter Coil (head)

24V Adapter

The "Octopus 8 TAP BEER" option card can connect up to eight (8) compatible automatic heads. Thesemay be coupled with flow meters for accuracy in measuring portions.

To configure these heads, the option card must be present. The port option is shown on the rear of the unit’shousing. A standard RJ45 network cable (non-crossover) is used to make the connection. To be recognized,the board must be powered by a 5V adapter (provided).

When the option card is properly connected to the unit, the card should appear in "View # 3B: P3-p32Octopus" in the unit’s program menu.

An option card is an integral part of the system when it is connected; it will not work when the main unit isdisconnected.


AUTOMATIC HEADS

View #3B1

PP22--AA 88 TTaapp BBeeeerr


- Press P4 -

View #3B2



- Press P4 -

The name "8 Tap Beer" will appear on the line for the "option" port it is connected to. Press theappropriate key to enter the settings required for the extension to work properly.

View #3B1-A: P2-A 8 Tap BeerView #3B1-A1

LLIINNEE ## -- 000011

Select the line you want to edit.

- Press P4 -


View #3B1-A2

NNaammee ooff lliinnee??

LLaabbaatttt 5500

- Press P4 -


AUTOMATIC HEADS

View #3B1-A3



Quantity to be dispensed for portion 1.

- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A4



- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A5




- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A6




- Press P4 -

Portion Price level

View #3B1-A7...

PP11 PLVL1-- 00111100


- Press P4 -Enter the monetary value for each portion and each price level.

Value


AUTOMATIC HEADS

OperationWhen the head is connected and configured, and sales are permitted, the "portion" light on the front of thehead will be lighted.

Use the "S" button to select a portion.

Pull the lever forward to dispense a portion. The head will stop automatically at the programmed portion.

You can stop to let the foam recede by pushing the lever back.

You can cancel a portion by pushing the lever and pressing the "S" button. The portion will still beaccounted for.


16 DRAFT LINES

1166 DDRRAAFFTT LLIINNEESSTo Option

Flow Meter 5V Adapter

The "Octopus 16 Draft" option card allows for up to sixteen (16) beer kegs or wine casks. The output of beeror wine is tracked using flow meters.

To configure the system, the option card must be present. The port option is shown on the rear of the unit’shousing. A standard RJ45 network cable (non-crossover) is used to make the connection. To berecognized, the board must be powered by a 5V adapter (provided).

When the option card is properly connected to the unit, the option card must appear in the view "View #3B: P3-p32 Octopus" in the program menu of the unit.

An option card is an integral part of the system when it is connected, it will not work when the unit isdisconnected.


16 DRAFT LINES

View #3B1

PP22--AA 1166 DDrraafftt


- Press P4 -

View #3B2



- Press P4 -

The name "16 Draft" will appear on the line for the "option" port it is connected to. Press theappropriate key to enter the settings required for the extension to work properly.

View #3B1-A: P2-A 16 DraftView #3B1-A1

LLIINNEE ## -- 000011


- Press P4 -


View #3B1-A2


MMoollssoonn EExxppoorrtt

- Press P4 -


16 DRAFT LINES

View #3B1-A3




- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A4



- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A5




- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A6




- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A7

%% OOVVEERR -- 001100PP112233--EEDDIITT PP44--NNEEXXTT

- Press P4 -The maximum allowed overage, as a % of the portion sold.

View #3B1-A8

GGRRAACCEE -- 11000000


- Press P4 -

The amount of time to wait before counting a portion.


16 DRAFT LINES

Portion Price Level

View #3B1-A9...

PP11 PLVL11-- 00111100



Value


16 DRAFT LINES

OperationPour the portion desired and wait a moment. The portion will be accounted for according to one of the four(4) preprogrammed portions.

SOFT DRINKS


SSOOFFTTDDRRIINNKKSSTo Option

Keys Coils 5V Adapter

The "Octopus Pop 12" option card can control the dispensing of soft drinks.

To configure it, the option card must be present. The option port is indicated on the rear of the unit’shousing. The connection is made using a standard non-crossover RJ45 network cable. To be recognized,the board must be powered by the supplied 5V adapter.

When the option card is properly connected to the unit, the option card will appear in the view "View # 3B:P3-p32 Octopus" in the program menu of the unit.

When it is connected, an option card is an integral part of the system; it will not work when the main unit isdisconnected.

SOFT DRINKS


View #3B1

PP22--AA PPoopp 1122


- Press P4 -

View #3B2



- Press P4 -

The name "Pop 12" will appear on the line for the port "option" to which it is connected. Press theappropriate key to enter the settings required for the proper operation of the card.

View #3B1-A: P2-A Pop 12View #3B1-A1

LLIINNEE ## -- 000011


- Press P4 -


View #3B1-A2


CCooccaa CCoollaa

- Press P4 -

SOFT DRINKS


View #3B1-A3




- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A4



- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A5




- Press P4 -

View #3B1-A6




- Press P4 -

Portion Price Level

View #3B1-A7...

PP11 PPLLVVLL11-- 00111100



Value

SOFT DRINKS


OperationThe number 7 key allows you to go back to portion 1.Select the portion using the number 14 key.You can use keys P1 to P4 on the unit.

Press a key to dispense a portion.


B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS

BB..AA..SS..II..CC.. SSCCRRIIPPTTSSB.A.S.I.C. stands for "Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code". A Control Plus GL BASICprogram can perform tasks such as:

Print a report

Populate the PLU tables with specific values

Change the portions

The program must be loaded on a USB flash drive. To activate a program, press and hold P3 and P4.

BBAASS RREEPPOORRTT

PP11--RRUUNN PP44--NNEEXXTT

Use the P1 to run the program, or P4 to choose another file, or cancel the operation if there are noother files.


B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS

SyntaxA BASIC program is interpreted line by line. The filename usually ends with the extension “.BAS” but theControl Plus BASIC Interpreter will execute any file presented to it.

A graphical presentation of the BASIC language supported by the Control Plus unit is available in theappendix.

The maximum length of a line of BASIC is 72 characters.

A program is composed of lines that must begin with a line number or the special keyword REM meaning"remark". The lines must be numbered in ascending order but do not need to be consecutive.

REM This is a remark10 PRINT "Hi everybody"20 END

A program must have at least one end-of-program line to be valid.9999 END

A character string, either literal or generated by the STR$ function, may not exceed a combined length of40 characters (MAX_STRING_LENGTH = 40). The interpreter will truncate any excess.

The 26 possible variables are denoted by single letters A to Z.

The interpreter is not case sensitive, so "let a = 2" is the same as "LET A = 2".


B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS

Standard Functions

LETThe LET statement is used to assign a value to a variable. One or more mathematical operations canbe performed.

10 LET A = 10*10The variable A is assigned the result of the operation 10 multiplied by 10, or 100.

NOTE: The value persists during the execution of programs but is reset to zero when the system isrebooted.

Mathematical ExpressionsNumbers and variables supported by the "Control Plus GL BASIC" language are 32-bit signed. Thedomain is from -2147483648 to 2147483647.

The result of division by zero is zero and not infinity as is mathematically correct. Your programs shouldnot perform division by zero.

Operator Priority

Operator Symbol PriorityParentheses ( ) 1

Multiplication * 2

Division / 2

Remainder % 2

Addition + 3

Subtraction - 3

Operators with the same priority are performed from left to right within a single group.

It is recommended not to use too many parentheses to group subexpressions as this can cause a stackoverflow during evaluation. If you have very complex expressions, you can break them into simplerexpressions and use variables to store intermediate results. In addition, the line length is limited to 72characters as specified in the ECMA-55 standard (Minimal BASIC).


B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS

PRINTThe PRINT statement lets you print a formatted string on a given channel.

• #0: Prints in the console (default behavior)• #1: Prints on the printer• #10: Clears the LCD• #11: Prints to the top LCD line• #12: Prints to the bottom LCD line

10 PRINT "Trying to print to printer port"20 PRINT #1 "Hello from BASIC Interpreter"30 PRINT #1 "Here is a nice table:"31 PRINT #155 print #1 tab(5);"+","+","+";TAB(10),"+","+"59 for a = 1 to 2060 print #1 tab(5);"|abc","de";"f","g="a;TAB(10),"Test","|"70 next a100 print #1 tab(5);"+","+","+";TAB(10),"+","+"999 end

A comma (,) is used to align column data in conjunction with the TAB () function. For example,TAB (10) aligns data at 10 characters when there is a comma.

The semicolon is used to concatenate expressions.

The keyword LINENAME$(X) will print the name of the line pointed to by the variable X. An end-of-line (CR/LF) is automatically added to the end of each PRINT statement.


B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS

FOR...NEXTThe FOR…NEXT statement is used to loop through a range of values with an optional increment.

10 FOR I = 1 TO 10 STEP 220 PRINT "Value of I = ",I30 NEXT I

The STEP N clause is optional, the default increment is 1. The increment may be negative.

The NEXT clause implements the increment specified in the STEP clause and loops back to the linefollowing the FOR statement.

The interpreter allows up to 4 nested loops (MAX_FOR_DEPTH=4).

GOSUB...RETURNThe GOSUB statement is used to branch to a subroutine. For example: GOSUB 1000 branches to asubroutine found at line 1000.

10 GOSUB 100020 PRINT "GOSUB Ended"...1000 PRINT "Hello"1010 RETURN

The RETURN statement continues to run the program at the line after the GOSUB. The interpreter can nestup to 16 subroutine calls. (MAX_GOSUB_DEPTH = 16).

GOTOThe GOTO statement is used to branch unconditionally. For example: GOTO 1000 branches to line 1000.


B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS

IF...THEN...ELSEThe IF statement is used for conditional branching. The relational expression is evaluated. If the result is true,the interpreter branches to the line after the keyword THEN. If the result is false, the interpreter branches tothe line indicated by the keyword ELSE, if present. The ELSE clause is optional; if it does not exist theprogram continues to run. A relational simple expression is placed between the keyword IF and the keywordTHEN.

10 IF A <> 0 THEN 4020 PRINT "A equals 0"30 GOTO 99940 PRINT "A is different from 0"999 END

If the ELSE clause does not exist and the condition is false, the program continues execution at the nextline.

Relational ExpressionsA relational expression is defined by the relationship between two mathematical expressions. The result iseither true or false and can be used only in an IF statement.

Operator Symbol

Less than <

Greater than >

Equal to =

Not equal to <>

Less than or equal to <=

Greater than or equal to >=

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


Extended ExpressionsExtended expressions are used to change the configuration settings of the Control Plus station and printformatted reports.

POUREDZ2(var,station,line,portion,level)The POUREDZ2 statement is used to read the value of the counter corresponding to the parameters specifiedin the specified variable.

var: the name of the variable (a..z) station = -1 for the local station station >= 0 for mirror stations if any are configured. line > 1: the number of the line to be read portion 1..4: the portion number level: the price level

10 POUREDZ2(A,-1,100,2,1)

PRICETOTALZ2(var,station,line)The PRICETOTALZ2 statement is used to read the value of the counter corresponding to theparameters specified in the specified variable.

var: the name of the variable (a..z) station = -1 for the local station station >= 0 for mirror stations if any are configured. line > 1: the number of the line to be read

10 PRICETOTALZ2(A,-1,100)

RESETZ2()The RESETZ2 statement resets the Z2 counters to zero. If mirror stations are configured, they arereset as well.

10 RESETZ2()

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


LINENAME$(station,line)This keyword can be used in a PRINT statement to print the name of the line. The station number is -1 forthe local station and greater than zero for mirror stations.

5 PRINT #0 "Printing..."50 for x = 0 to 1069 PRINT #1 "L#";x,"[";TAB(28);LINENAME$(-1,x),"]"80 NEXT x998 PRINT #0 "End program"999 END

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


SETLINENAME(value,line)

value: a character string "" line> 1: the number of the line to be read

0 LET A = 161 SETLINENAME(A,"Octopus A-1")2 SETLINENAME(A+1,"Octopus A-2")3 SETLINENAME(A+2,"Octopus A-3")4 SETLINENAME(A+3,"Octopus A-4")5 SETLINENAME(A+4,"Octopus A-5")6 SETLINENAME(A+5,"Octopus A-6")7 SETLINENAME(A+6,"Octopus A-7")8 SETLINENAME(A+7,"Octopus A-8")9 SETLINENAME(A+8,"Octopus A-9")10 SETLINENAME(A+9,"Octopus A-10")11 SETLINENAME(A+10,"Octopus A-11")12 SETLINENAME(A+11,"Octopus A-12")13 SETLINENAME(A+12,"Octopus A-13")14 SETLINENAME(A+13,"Octopus A-14")15 SETLINENAME(A+14,"Octopus A-15")16 SETLINENAME(A+15,"Octopus A-16")999 END

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


SETPORTION(value,line,portion)

value: a numeric expression representing the portion line > 1: the number of the line to be read portion 1 .. 4: the portion number

10 SETPORTION(225,100,2)

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


SETPRICE(value,line,portion,level)

value: a numeric expression representing the price line > 1: the number of the line to be read portion 1..4: the portion number level: the price level

5 PRINT "Filling Octopus PRICE Bank (15 Line)"6 LET A = 157 LET B = 15 + (4 * 16)10 for i = A to B11 for k = 0 to 715 for p = 0 to 320 SETPRICE(100*(p+1)+10*(k+1),i,p,k)25 next p30 next k31 PRINT "Line#";i40 next i900 PRINT "Job DONE"999 end

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


SETPLU(value,line,portion,level)

value: (V1) numeric expression (V2) string (using STR$) line > 1: the number of the line to be read portion 1..4: the portion number level: the price level

5 PRINT "Filling Octopus PLU Bank (15 Lines)"6 LET A = 157 LET B = 15 + (4 * 16)10 for i = A to B11 for k = 0 to 720 SETPLU(STR$(1000+i+10000*(k+1)),i,0,k)21 SETPLU(STR$(2000+i+10000*(k+1)),i,1,k)22 SETPLU(STR$(3000+i+10000*(k+1)),i,2,k)23 SETPLU(STR$(4000+i+10000*(k+1)),i,3,k)29 next k30 PRINT "Line#";i40 next i900 PRINT "Job DONE"999 end

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


Special Expressions

INPUT lcd1,lcd2,varThe INPUT statement is used to display data on the screen and wait for a user action. The action is insertedinto the specified variable. Keys P1 to P4 are represented by the numbers 1 to 4 respectively. The keyboardkeys are represented by the corresponding ASCII code. Example 1: Requesting confirmation to clear thecounters.

10 INPUT "Reset Counters?","P1-YESP4-NO",a30 IF a = 1 THEN 4035 IF a = 4 THEN 99939 GOTO 1040 RESETZ2()999 END

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


Example 2: Change a variable menu

10 LET a = 020 GOSUB 100030 PRINT "Value=",A999 ENDREM Sub 1000 - Edit varA REM Inputs: A: ValueREM Side effect: Destroy T1000 INPUT STR$("PRICE - ",A),"P123-Edit P4-OK",T1010 IF T = 1 THEN 11001020 IF T = 2 THEN 12001030 IF T = 3 THEN 13001040 IF T = 4 THEN 14001070 IF A < 1000 THEN 10001080 LET A = 01099 GOTO 10001100 LET A = A + 1001110 GOTO 10701200 LET A = A + 101210 GOTO 10701300 LET A = A + 11310 GOTO 10701400 RETURN9999 END

B.A.S.I.C. SCRIPTS


STR$(...)When there is a character string, this function is used to compose the string from other strings and numericexpressions.

110 LET Y = 15120 FOR X = 1 TO 16130 SETLINENAME(X+Y,STR$("Octopus A-",X))140 NEXT X999 END

SCRIPTS B.A.S.I.C.

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statement =

Control Plus GL BASICprogram = line line_number END CR

line = line_number statement

REM remark

LET numeric_variable = numeric_expression CR

PRINT

CR

# numeric_expression string_expression

numeric_expression

,

;

TAB ( numeric_expression )

LINENAME$ ( numeric_expression ,

FOR numeric_variable = numeric_expressionnumeric_expression )

TO numeric_expression STEP numeric_expression CR

NEXT numeric_variable CR

GO TO integer CR

SUB

RETURN CR

IF relational_expression THEN integer ELSE integer CR

extended_statement

SCRIPTS B.A.S.I.C.


statement =



REM remark


PRINT

CR


numeric_expression

,

;






GO TO integer CR

SUB

RETURN CR


extended_statement

SCRIPTS B.A.S.I.C.


statement =



REM remark


PRINT

CR


numeric_expression

,

;






GO TO integer CR

SUB

RETURN CR


extended_statement

SCRIPTS B.A.S.I.C.

Control Plus GL BASICremark = (any printable character)

line_number = integer

numeric_expression = term - term

+

+

term = factor * factor

/

%

factor = primary

primary = numeric_variable

integer

( numeric_expression )

relational_expression = numeric_expression < numeric_expression

>

=

<>

<=

>=

numeric_variable = A-Z

integer = 0-9


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+

+


/

%

factor = primary


integer



>

=

<>

<=

>=


integer = 0-9


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+

+


/

%

factor = primary


integer



>

=

<>

<=

>=


integer = 0-9


Control Plus GL BASIC V2

SCRIPTS B.A.S.I.C.


extended_statement = RESETZ2 ( ) CR

SETPORTION ( numeric_expression , numeric_expression ,

numeric_expression )

SETPRICE ( numeric_expression , numeric_expression ,

numeric_expression , numeric_expression )

SETPLU ( string_expression , numeric_expression ,


SETLINENAME ( numeric_expression , string_)expression )

POUREDZ2 ( numeric_variable , numeric_expression ,

numeric_expression , numeric_expression ,


PRICETOTALZ2 ( numeric_variable , numeric_expression


SETGRACE ( numeric_expression , numeric)_expression )

SETREJECT ( numeric_expression , numeric)_expression )

INPUT string_expression , string_expression , numeric_variable


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string_expression = string

STR$ ( string )

numeric_expression

,

string = " NOT " "


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STR$ ( string )

numeric_expression

,

string = " NOT " "


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STR$ ( string )

numeric_expression

,

string = " NOT " "

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