The Truck Maintenance file can be accessed through the Bulk Truck Delivery Menu and the Energy Track Maintenance Menu.
- From the Master Menu, select Bulk Truck Delivery.
- Choose Truck Maintenance.
- On the Energy Track Truck Maintenance window, press CTRL+C. Optionally select a truck and press CTRL+M to make any necessary changes.
- Enter the Division for the Bulk Delivery Truck.
- In the Truck # field, enter a unique identifier. This can be up to six numeric characters.
- Enter a Truck Name/description.
- Indicate the Type of delivery truck.
- Bulk Gas (Propane)
- Fuel (Refined Fuels)
- Cylinder
- Service
- Inactive (used to inactivate a truck after it has been added)
- Enter the Odometer reading for the truck.
- In the Electronic Odom field, enter Yes if the truck has an electronic odometer.
- Select the Printer Type from the drop-down. Choose 3" Printer for a 3" printer attached to the TouchPC Endcap, Blaster for a Blaster printer attached to an electronic register, or Blank for no printer or if the Energy Track Interface is not being used.
- Enter the # of Compartments and the Register 1 # and Register 2 #. If there is only one register, leave Register 2 # defaulted to zero.
- In the Comp Type field, enter the type of fuel (i.e., P for propane) that will be in the compartment. The truck compartments are the sections of the truck that hold the fuel.
- Enter the truck compartment's Capacity.
- In the Beg Totalizer box, enter the beginning totalizer for the truck.
- In the Beg % box, enter the beginning percentage in the truck compartment.
- Enter the beginning gallons in the truck compartment in the Beg Gallons field.
- In the Beg Full Cyls field, enter the number of full cylinders on the truck.
- In the Beg Empty Cyls field, enter the number of empty cylinders on the truck.
- Select the Totalizer Type from the drop-down. Choose X for no register, 0 for mechanical, 5 for EMH500, L for Liquid Controls, M for Midcom 8000, or S for Smartlink.
- Enter the Register #.
- Enter the Compartment#.
- Enter the size of the compartment in the Capacity field.
Note: For Propane, this will be the overall capacity. For refined fuels, it will be the capacity for each truck compartment. - Press CTRL+Q.