U215-A PRINTER

U215-A PRINTER

other part of pipeline. 3.4. Important notices to maintenance Switch off the power supply to ensure safety; repairing a container to collect pipe oil. Carefully protect the joint face in case that waste goes into inner part when disconnecting and reassembly. Clean all components before reassembly. The tightness of bolt of upper cover should be even, installed catercorner. It is suggested to adapt even strength to install other bolts and nuts in case to damage the thread of frame. Article III Measurement transducer The fuel dispenser adapts cubage flow meter composed of measurement transducer and indicator device in accordance with the stipulation of metrological regulations on fuel dispenser of P.R.C.JJG443. Measurement transducer convert the cubage signal of oil passed over into digital signal, then into pulse signal via electric sensor. Finally, transmitting pulse signal to indicator device in where the oil volume passed over measurement transducer is indicated. Flow meter generally includes two parts--- measurement and indication, but it is often regard flow mete fuel dispenser r only has measurement function before the new appraisal regulations promulgation. Obviously, the new regulation is more scientific and accurate in the definition of measurement transducer. Measurement transducer is core component of fuel dispenser. The most basic and important technical parameters are measure accuracy, environmental adaptability and reliability. Its performance depends upon structure parameter design, material choice and manufacturing quality. The correctly usage and maintenance of course are the important condition for measurement transducer operation. Domestic fuel dispenser manufacturers now adapt two kinds of measurement transduc fuel dispenser ers that divided by the model of piston. The following will introduce these two kinds ---- metal-piston measurement transducer and soft-piston measurement transducer. Metal-piston measurement transducer This kind of measurement transducer is adapted by most of manufacturer of fuel di fuel dispenser

.....................................81　　 13.3.2.5. Acquirer risk parameters (D10004) .............................................................................................81　　 13.3.2.6. Application software parameters (D10005) ...............................................................................81　　 13.3.2.7. List of CB authentication public keys (D10006)...........................................................................82　　 13.3.2.8. List of bearer-machine dialogue messages (D10007) .............................................................82　　 13.3.2.9. Language identification (D10008)..................................................................................................82　　 13.3.2.10. Downloading envelope 3 (D10009) ...............................................................................................83　　 13.3.2.11. Versions of EMV parameters (D10010) .............................................. fuel dispenser ..........................................83　　 13.3.2.12. List of EMV AIDs (D10011)...............................................................................................................83　　 13.3.2.13. List of EMV authentication public keys (D10012) ........................................................................84　　 13.3.2.14. Versions of mag card parameters (D10013) .............................................................................84　　 13.3.2.15. Data used to calculate an Authentication and Integrity Certificate (D10014).........................84　　 fuel dispenser 13.3.2.16. Displayable reply literal (D10015) ..................................................................................................85　　 13.3.2.17. Printable reply literal (D10016) ...................................... fuel dispenser

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