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Installation Manual
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Appendix A
Glossary
This Appendix provides definitions for the most common terms, acronyms, and abbreviations referred to
in this FuelMaster
®
Installation Manual.
AIM2™ - trademarked name for Syn-Tech’s second generation passive fueling system. AIM is an
abbreviation for Automotive Information Module.
AIM2™ Installation Training – instruction to the customer in the installation of AIM2™ modules in
vehicles. FMU Installation/Startup/Training should be complete before AIM2™ Installation Training
commences. AIM2™ installation tests cannot be completed until FMU Installation/Startup/Training is
complete.
Central Accounting Office – location where the Central Controller and other FuelMaster
®
-related office
equipment are located; may be at the fueling site or remotely located.
Central Controller – PC with FuelMaster
®
software loaded on it.
Central Controller Operator – person who normally operates the Central Controller
Commercial Dispensers – dispensers which read quantity only; no cost reading.
Customer Satisfaction Center (CSC) – Syn-Tech’s help desk available at 800-888-9136, ext. 1500, or
at [e-mail]
DCRA – Dual Control Relay Assembly
Dispenser – device through which a product is dispensed; a dispenser typically does not contain its own
pump motor.
Dispensing Site – site where dispensing equipment and FuelMaster
®
are located
Distributor Support Center (DSC) – Syn-Tech’s distributor help desk available at 866-359-8857 for
technicians who have an ASR (Authorized Service Representative) ID number
DoD – Department of Defense
Download – the act of transferring information from the FMU to the Central Controller
Electronic Dispenser – normally a fuel dispenser at a retail operation. Has a CPU (central processing
unit) with proprietary computer language unique to the manufacturer. Responds to commands input from
a controller through a two-wire (send/receive) communications line. FuelMaster
®
presently controls
electronic dispensers through an Electronic Dispenser Interface Kit.
FBO – fixed base operator. Primary provider of services to general aviation aircraft and operators located
at, or adjacent to an airport.
Firmware – operating program in the FMU
FMU – Fuel Management Unit
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