Programming the Gilbarco SK700 and SK700-II dispensers involves using a manager keypad to enter specific security codes (Level 1: 2222, Level 2: 1503, Level 3: 1309) for configuration, with master code 0128 used for resets. Key commands include setting PPU (Command 1), configuring 2-Wire IDs (Command 40), and setting flow rates (Command 80). For comprehensive procedures, refer to the Scribd programming guide or the Gilbarco installation manual .
The SK700 programming manual outlines various that dictate how the pump behaves. Common Programming Parameters
Sometimes the pump will show an error code on the main screen. Here is what the most common codes mean: Gilbarco Sk700 Programming Manual
The operational core of the Gilbarco SK700-2 is the . This circuit board handles calculator operations, pulser inputs, display drivers, and secure POS protocol translations.
Before changing any parameters (especially blending percentages or hose configurations), manually log the physical mechanical and electronic totals ( P12 ) to prevent accounting discrepancies. If youg., SK700-2, SK700-II, or Orpak integration) The SK700 programming manual outlines various that dictate
Press the key to initiate the login prompt on the primary side display.
This shows exactly how much fuel has passed through the pump. You cannot reset these numbers because they prevent theft. ⚠️ Error History (Function 03) Enter to view past error codes. The pump saves a list of recent problems. Use this code to find out why a pump stopped working. Visual Setup and Internal Layout enter the master code
Programming is organized by function codes. Common configurations include: Pump Numbers: Command Code 40 in Level 2. Real-Time Volume/Money:
Configuring whether a physical side operates as a single-hose setup or a Multi-Product Dispenser (MPD). Protocol and POS Communication Settings
The manual is a book of instructions for fuel pump technicians. It tells you how to talk to the computer inside the pump. You need this manual to: Set up new pumps. Change fuel prices. Check error logs. Test the fuel meters. How to Enter Programming Mode
should appear on the display, indicating the system is in cold start mode. Basic Setup , enter the master code , and configure the country code (e.g., Code ) before moving the jumper back to its original position. Kentronics
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