Overview

The Fast Track 2+2 can support up to 6 Remote Displays. Each Display can be set to display the same time function or different time functions for different events (such as MENU time, WIN1 time, LINE time, etc.) as desired.

Before setting events for the Remote Displays it is important to know the address of each display. To check the address of a Remote Display proceed with the Check Address procedure, if you know the address of each Remote Display proceed to the Set Events procedure.

Check Address

Each event you wish to display will require it's own address (001 through 006). If the Remote Display's address is 001, it will show the event that is programmed for Remote #1 on the Remote Display Options screen. Address 002 will show the event programmed for Remote #2, Address 003 will show the event programmed for Remote #3, and so on.

IMPORTANT: If your store requires two or more remote displays to show the same event, those displays must be set to the same address.

To verify the address of a Remote Display the display will need to go through a power-up sequence. The first number that flashes during the power-up sequence (i.e. 001, 002, etc...) is the address of that Remote Display.

NOTE: Do not unplug the DIN plug by pulling on the gray cable, make sure to only pull on the black plug itself.

1. To force a power up sequence, remove power from the display by unplugging the DIN plug from the top of the display, then replace the DIN plug.
        
2. Observe the first number that flashes during power-up. The address will be one of the following: 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, or 006.

If you wish to change the address for one or more Remote Displays proceed with the Change Address procedure, if you do not wish to change any address proceed with the Set Events procedure.

To change the address of a Remote Display you will need to remove the cover from the display and adjust the Dip-Switch Settings:

Switch shown as it appears in Remote Display.

1. Unplug the DIN plug from the top of the Remote Display whose address you wish to change and remove the display from its mounting. Remove the two (2) smaller Phillips head screws from the top of the display, then remove the two (2) Phillips head screws from the bottom of the display. The two (2) covers of the display should now separate.
2. After separating the two covers, locate the eight (8) position dip-switch block located on the upper right-hand side of the circuit board. Adjust the switches according to the address you want.
3. Plug the connector back into the Remote Display and verify that it has the correct address before reassembling.
4. Once the Remote Display is addressed correctly, reassemble and remount it.

After verifying that all Remote Displays are addressed correctly continue with the Set Events procedure.

Notes: If no keys are pressed in a short period of time, the timer times out and automatically returns to the Activity screen. If this occurs any unsaved data will be lost.
  

Enter your 4-digit Access Code. Cursor is now in Set Parameters screen.

The cursor moves to the right of REMOTE #1:

to select the choice of: A GREET, A MENU, A WIN 1, A WIN 2, A LINE, blank (no choice), B GREET, B MENU, B WIN 1, B WIN 2, B LINE, or blank.

Note: You must choose a different event (i.e. A GREET, A WIN2, etc.) for each location (i.e. REMOTE #1, REMOTE #2, etc.). If your store requires two or more Remote Displays to show the same event, those displays must have the same address. See the Check Address and Change Address procedures

Press to move the cursor to REMOTE #2:

or

to select the choice of, A GREET, A MENU, A WIN 1, A WIN 2, A LINE, blank (no choice), B GREET, B MENU, B WIN 1, B WIN 2, B LINE, or blank.

Repeat steps 9 through 10 to set REMOTE #3: through REMOTE #6:, as desired. NOTE: It is not necessary to set an event for each location (i.e. REMOTE #3, REMOTE #4, etc.).

to move to FLASH AVG FOR:

Press to select your choice of the information the Remote is to flash (DAILY, WEEK, MONTH, blank (does not flash), QTRHR (quarter hour), HLFHR (half hour), HOUR, CUM, or SHIFT).