What to do if the left-hand green LED flickers constantly on my Gasboy Islander PLUS?
If the left-hand green LED flickers constantly on your Gasboy Controller, it indicates that the printer unit is stuck. First, check the paper roll. If the issue persists, replace the printer unit.
What to do if the right-hand green LED flickers constantly on my Gasboy Islander PLUS Controller?
If the right-hand green LED flickers constantly on your Gasboy Controller, it means that the printer unit is stuck. You should first check the paper roll. If the problem continues, replace the unit.
Warns about explosion risks in fuel station environments.
Warns about dangerous AC voltages and the need to disconnect power.
Specifies wire requirements for supply and signal connections.
Advises caution regarding passing vehicles in open fuel station areas.
Warns against attempting repairs on printed circuit boards.
States document confidentiality and property of ORPAK SYSTEMS Ltd.
States the document is for reference only and may contain errors.
Outlines FCC compliance for digital devices and potential interference.
Warns that unauthorized modifications void user authority to operate equipment.
Defines the manual's purpose and target audience for installing Islander PLUS/ICR PLUS.
Describes Islander PLUS as a fuel control and data acquisition system for home base stations.
Provides an overview of the Islander PLUS system, its components, and functions.
Details the various available configurations of the Islander PLUS system.
Explains that Islander PLUS is available in several configurations based on use and components.
Differentiates between Islander PLUS and ICR PLUS configurations and their functionality.
Notes the printer is an optional feature for issuing transaction receipts.
Lists options for vehicle identification like FuelPoint PLUS and wireless modes.
Lists and describes the primary components of the Islander PLUS system.
Discusses options for contactless identification like Data Key Sockets and HID devices.
Describes the optional key reader for Data Key Sockets.
Details the optional HID card reader and its supported formats.
Refers to Table 1-1 for available product numbers for configurations.
Covers security measures for transactions and system access.
States that transaction activities are secured and protected.
Details encryption and security for user identification and billing.
Explains network isolation and firewall recommendations for remote access.
Mentions encryption standards for the RF network.
Notes the requirement for username and password for maintenance access.
Describes the physical enclosure of the Islander PLUS system.
Lists the physical, electrical, and environmental specifications of the Islander PLUS.
Details communication and security standards used by the Islander PLUS.
Lists standards like RS-232, RS-485, TCP/IP, and EIA 802.15.4.
Lists Triple DES and AES 128 for security.
Outlines the structure and sections of the installation manual.
Explains how to interpret the manual's alerting comment types (Warning, Caution, Tip, Note, Insight).
Lists related manuals for further information.
Outlines the installation procedures for the Islander PLUS.
Details specifications relevant to Islander PLUS installation.
Notes that installation depends on dispenser models and site layout.
Advises observing safety notes before commencing installation activities.
Specifies required safety distances for installing Islander PLUS near dispensers.
Provides an overview of the Home Base Station functional architecture.
Emphasizes the need for an overview to draw an architecture diagram.
Describes the architecture levels of the Home Base Station.
Lists components within the Main Power Cabinet.
Lists components in the Home Base Forecourt.
Describes the optional Head Office system for management.
Provides an example procedure for mapping a site.
Outlines steps for site mapping: locating objects, assigning IDs, etc.
Lists items to locate for site mapping.
Details assigning logical IDs to tanks, dispensers, and the Islander PLUS pole.
Explains how to perform all connections to the Islander PLUS.
Details the steps for installing the Islander PLUS pedestal pole.
Describes how the pedestal is mounted on a base plate.
Lists the general steps for pedestal installation.
Outlines preliminary setup procedures for the pedestal site.
Covers the wiring procedures after installation.
States wiring is performed in the Islander PLUS Terminal Block.
Notes wiring differs based on pump type (mechanical or electronic).
Specifies requirements for inserting wires with terminal lugs.
Lists the types of cables required for installation.
Introduces the optional printer, its characteristics, and operation.
Describes the printer as a compact, ruggedized thermal printer for gas stations.
Identifies the main components of the printer module.
Details the pin-out configuration of the printer connector.
Explains the printer's buzzer and LED indicators for status.
Lists the physical, electrical, and environmental specifications of the printer.
Covers jumper configuration for RS-485 address and copy selection.
Explains how jumpers set the RS-485 address and number of copies.
Details printing modes: print only when door lifted or print always.
Describes the three modes for the paper cutter: No Cut, Full Cut, Partial Cut.
Outlines steps to print a printer status report.
Provides instructions for replacing the printer paper roll.
Mentions paper sensors for low paper and out of paper alerts.
Details the procedure for replacing the printer paper roll.
Provides general maintenance instructions and a troubleshooting guide.
Lists common problems and corrective actions for the system and peripherals.
Describes troubleshooting procedures and corrective actions for the Islander PLUS.
Outlines troubleshooting for the OrPT module.
Details troubleshooting steps for printer issues.
Covers troubleshooting for communication problems with peripherals.
Provides instructions for cleaning system components.
Mentions periodic cleaning for the Islander PLUS unit.
Gives cleaning instructions for the OrPT front panel and pedestal.
Provides instructions for cleaning the magnetic card reader.
Introduces the preliminary installation procedures for the Islander PLUS.
Details preliminary installation requirements and procedures.
Emphasizes performing a site survey before installation.
Advises observing safety notes before actual installation activities.
Details requirements for conduit installation.
Explains the need for conduits in the station ground for routing and protection.
Lists compliance requirements for conduits, including separation of voltage types.
Describes the conduits available at the Islander PLUS pedestal for cable entry.
Describes the groundwork for installing conduits in the island.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing conduits in the island.
Explains the importance and procedure for sealing conduits as per regulations.
Details the wiring procedures for pump motors connected to the Islander PLUS.
Explains installation requirements for TLG RS-232/LAN communication lines.
Explains the two modes for mechanical pump wiring.
Lists terminal block connections for a 4-mechanical pump setup.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 1.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 2.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 3.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 4.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 5.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 6.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 7.
Grounding connection for Nozzle 8.
+12 VDC output for Pulser on Nozzle 1.
+12 VDC output for Pulser on Nozzle 2.
+12 VDC output for Pulser on Nozzle 3.
+12 VDC output for Pulser on Nozzle 4.
+12 VDC output for Pulser on Nozzle 5.
States wiring differs based on electronic pump type (Tokheim, Current Loop, RS-485).
Provides wiring connections for the Tokheim electronic pump.
Details wiring connections for the Current Loop electronic pump.
Shows wiring connections for the RS-485 electronic pump.
Covers wiring between Islander PLUS and common components.
Shows the connection between the TLG controller and the Islander PLUS.
Describes the journal printer for journaling operations.
Checks for proper wiring, conduit use, dedicated breakers, grounding, and cable routing.
Instruction to clean dirt and wire remnants after installation.
Defines terms related to the FuelOmat system.
Defines terms related to network and communication protocols.
Describes how to install the HID unit in the home base pedestal.
General| Category | Controller |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Gasboy |
| Model | Islander PLUS |
| Power Supply | External power supply |
| Enclosure Rating | NEMA 4X |
| Compatibility | Gasboy Dispensers |
| Display | LCD |
| Keypad | Numeric |
| Communication | RS-232, RS-485 |
| Memory | Non-volatile |
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