Products: Petro Vend Fuel Controls
Phoenix™ Plus and Phoenix™ Premier Software

Phoenix™ Plus and Phoenix™ Premier are powerful fuel management software packages for your Winows®-compatible PC. The intuitive user interface lets you easily navigate between K800™ Hybrid System site, account, card and transaction screens. Phoenix™ software features back-up and restore, terminal emulation and on-demand transaction polling.

Phoenix™ Plus features include:

• Back-up and restore
• Terminal emulation
• On-demand transaction polling
• Intuitive user interface
• Autopoll scheduler lets you schedule activities to be automatically performed daily, weekly, or monthly
• Store address, phone number, tank, site employee, and fuel provider information for each site
• Make changes to your card database in one central location for multiple sites
• Consolidate data from multiple sites at once with the click of a button
• Enhanced odometer checking lets you find obvious, incorrect mileage entries
• Compatible with Windows® 98, 2000, and XP®
• See literature for more details

Phoenix Premier features include:

• Communicate with OPW Tank Gauges and many other tank gauges
• Connect to fuel control systems and tank gauges via direct serial, phone line, or LAN/WAN
• Supports connecting to the tank gauge via the System2™ pass-through port or a switch device, eliminating the need for two separate lines and modems
• Program tanks for each product and map them to the dispensers
• Collect inventory information at the same time each day (automatically, using the Autopoll Scheduler), or on demand
• Collect and store any saved delivery events from the tank gauge
• Inventory and delivery information for each site can be viewed on the screen or reports may be printed
• The Reconciliation Report provides a comparison of sales data from the fuel control system to the inventory/delivery data from the tank gauge
• Use the Reconciliation Report to quickly spot any over/short problems or trends
• Consolidate all your site's data in a single PC application
• See literature for more details

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