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General| Data Transfer | Yes |
|---|---|
| Pump Compatibility | Compatible with Piusi pumps |
| Tank Level Monitoring | Yes |
| Protection Features | short circuit protection |
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
Presents the official EU Declaration of Conformity for the AGILIS Self Service unit.
Explains the meaning of safety and information symbols found in the manual.
Guidelines for storing the manual to maintain its integrity and accessibility.
Details risks of electric shock and precautions for electrical equipment.
Warns about fire risks and advises on preventing hazards in work areas.
Specifies that the product is not suitable for potentially explosive atmospheres.
Lists essential personal protective equipment like safety shoes and close-fitting clothes.
General instructions for safe operation, including avoiding fatigue and unauthorized modifications.
Addresses hazards from toxic fluids or fumes and proper handling.
Provides first aid steps for individuals who have experienced electric shock.
Details procedures for safely unpacking and handling the AGILIS unit.
Provides dimensional and weight specifications for the AGILIS Self Service unit and its packaging.
Instructions for inspecting package contents and assembling the SELF SERVICE unit.
Lists the information found on the machine's identification plate, such as model and serial number.
Indicates the locations of identification decals and plates on the dispenser unit.
Describes the main structural components of the dispenser's body, including the cover and panels.
Details the self-priming vane electric pump, its motor, and its protection class.
Explains the high-precision oval gear measuring system for accurate fuel measurement.
Describes the automatic dispensing nozzle with a full-tank stop device.
Details the damper display cover for protection and visibility in sunlight.
Explains the AGILIS controller's role in managing authorized dispensing and data.
Covers restricted access using PIN codes or electronic user keys.
Defines user types (MANAGER, USER) and their access levels.
Describes customization options for the system by the MANAGER.
Outlines manager operations like user authorization and system data management.
Details the fuel dispensing process for authorized users, including optional inputs.
Explains how to download transaction data to a PC using various connection methods.
Specifies the SELF SERVICE is designed for private filling stations and ambient conditions.
Warns against using the system in explosive atmospheres or for unintended purposes.
Details acceptable variations in power supply voltage and frequency for the motors.
Presents detailed technical specifications including inputs, outputs, and environmental data.
Emphasizes installation by qualified personnel and professional use only.
Prohibits unsuitable accessories and details electrical connection requirements.
Defines dangerous areas and mandates installation compliance with electrical codes.
Provides guidelines for positioning the dispenser, including access and height/distance limits.
Explains how to fix the station to the ground using screw anchors and shows input positions.
Covers hydraulic connections, suction line, length limits, and recommendations.
Illustrates the delivery connection diagram for the system.
Details requirements for electrical connections, including circuit breakers and disconnection systems.
Explains cable gland connections for signals and optimized cable routing within the controller.
Guides on connecting the power supply cable, voltage compatibility, and cable specifications.
Details how to connect the motor cable and select its section based on current absorption.
Describes the 8-position signal connector for various inputs like level and pulser.
Explains the function of the nozzle contact which turns the pump on when the nozzle is raised.
Covers connecting to PC or printer via RS485 using PIUSI PW adapters.
Explains the different operating modes of the AGILIS system.
Details the two backlit LCD displays and their information output.
Describes the membrane keypad, its alphanumeric and special keys.
Explains the Master and User electronic keys and how the reader interacts with them.
Provides an overview of using AGILIS functions and the importance of software familiarity.
Illustrates different key press types (short, double, touch) and display message formats.
Presents an example flow chart for operations, explaining CANC and STOP key functions.
Illustrates the AGILIS software sections and summarizes their operations, including access methods.
Describes the automatic test run during the boot process for system initialization.
Details options for system management: reports, user management, calibration, and data downloads.
Explains how to customize AGILIS for specific applications and installations.
Covers the process of dispensing fuel, requiring user access control.
Describes how AGILIS checks PIN codes for user authorization and system access.
Explains how AGILIS verifies authorized user and master keys.
Details how AGILIS responds to external level alarms based on system configuration.
Guides the technician through initial system configuration options with the manager.
Setting the name assigned to the AGILIS unit.
Determines if vehicle registration number entry is required for dispensing.
Determines if vehicle mileage entry is required for dispensing.
Sets the time limit for a user to start dispensing after authorization.
Configures connection to a remote printer for transaction logging and reports.
Determines the type of remote printer to connect (80 or 40 columns).
Selects printout types: ticket, logging, or ticket receipt.
Configures PC connection for data collection using AGILIS management software.
Sets the units of measurement used by the system (LITERS or US GALLONS).
Determines whether to handle the optional level contact input.
Sets or modifies the MASTER CODE for system access and configuration.
Enables or disables the key reader on the AGILIS unit's front panel.
Enables assigning a new key as the MASTER KEY or deleting the existing one.
Details how to print various types of reports (transactions, users, configuration) on a remote printer.
Prints all transactions from memory, with options for filtering by date, users, or period.
Prints a list of authorized users, with options to include or exclude PIN codes.
Prints the selected options from the system configuration procedure.
Prints General Total, Period Total, and User Totals, with options for viewing or resetting.
Describes the process for creating new users, including name, PIN, and key assignment.
Specifies requirements for entering the user's name (alphanumeric, 1-10 characters).
Details the process for assigning a PIN code to a user.
Explains how to assign an electronic key to a user and the system's response.
Details how to delete authorized users by entering their user number.
Prints the list of authorized users, similar to Report Menu options.
Provides access to system configuration and memory management options.
Manages internal memory, including viewing used locations and reset options.
Makes memory locations available again for logging new transactions.
Sets the system date and time for transaction logging.
Selects the interface language from available options in the controller.
Checks if a key is authorized and identifies the user it's assigned to.
Covers checking and modifying the calibration of the liter counter/pulser.
Directly sets the calibration factor (K FACT) for the liter counter.
Calibrates the liter counter by dispensing fuel into a sample container.
Transfers transaction data from AGILIS memory to MASTER KEY and then to PC.
Explains the fuel dispensing process, including display information and time limits.
Allows users to enter a preset fuel amount for dispensing.
Prompts the user to enter optional data like registration number during dispensing.
Prompts the user to enter the vehicle's mileage.
Explains status messages displayed during the dispensing process.
Covers routine inspections and maintenance for dispenser safety and efficiency.
Specifies that maintenance must be performed exclusively by qualified personnel.
Instructions for opening and closing the dispenser for maintenance checks.
Maintenance checks for the pump and delivery hose, ensuring cleanliness and tightness.
Maintenance checks for the delivery hose and nozzle, ensuring cleanliness and probe hole.
Describes preliminary steps for filter maintenance, including closing valves and draining fuel.
Instructions for inspecting and cleaning the suction filter located upstream of the pump.
Details inspection and cleaning of the pump filter, including gasket replacement caution.
Describes the pulser filter's function and maintenance, referring to the Pulsar Manual.
Explains replacement of the water-absorbing delivery filter for MC AGILIS models.
Details the external installation and assembly of the delivery filter for TANK MC AGILIS models.
General caution for electrical parts maintenance by qualified personnel.
Provides steps for checking and replacing fuses on the electronic boards.
Prepares the controller for firmware updates via USB cable connection to a PC.
Lists common mechanical and hydraulic problems with their possible causes and solutions.
Lists common electrical and electronic issues with their possible causes and solutions.
Explains how to activate manual/emergency mode via DIP switch for dispensing.
Guidelines for disposing of the biodegradable cardboard packaging.
Details proper disposal of WEEE according to EU directive 2012/19/EU.
Recommends entrusting disposal of other parts like pipes and cables to specialized companies.
An exploded view diagram illustrating the AGILIS unit and its replaceable parts.
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