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How To Erase Mix and Match Files on Passport

Copy a file containing the following into the boinbox on passport (name of file should be 'MMT_Minimum34.xml')

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<?xml version='1.0'?>

<!-- The following xml file delete Mix & Match Promotions -->

<NAXML-MaintenanceRequest>

<MixMatchMaintenance>

<TableAction type='initialize'/>

<RecordAction type='delete'/>

</MixMatchMaintenance>

</NAXML-MaintenanceRequest>

The copy a file containing the following into the boinbox on passport (name of file should be 'ILT_NAXML_1Del.xml')

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>

<NAXML-MaintenanceRequest>

<TransmissionHeader>

<StoreLocationId />

<VendorName>Gilbarco Sample</VendorName>

<VendorModelVersion />

</TransmissionHeader>

<ItemListMaintenance>

<TableAction type='initialize' />

<RecordAction type='delete' />

</ItemListMaintenance>

</NAXML-MaintenanceRequest>

How To Get Scan File From Passport

Creates site backup default.sql

1. Login as administrator

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2. Access System Maintenance on Server

3. Select the DOS PROMPT button on the system maintnenance toolbar

4. At the command prompt type cdpassporttools then press enter

5. At the command prompt type extractdata d: and press enter (should display Extracting site data to d:default.sql...)

the only difference with the newer software versions is that you have to open a command prompt and do a

'runas /u:passporttech cmd' at which time the tech will be prompted for the passporttech password (911Tech)...

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that should open another command prompt with administrative rights... then follow the destructions...

Old Method

Subject: RE: Downloading UPC’s from a Passport (Pricebook)

On the Passport, Install a Generic Text printer that prints to a file as follows:

Go to 'Printers and Faxes' and click 'Add a Printer', select Next.

Select 'Local printer' and uncheck 'Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer' & click Next

Select 'Use the following port' and select 'FILE: (Print to File)', click Next.

On the left, under 'Manufacturer', select 'Generic'. On the right, under 'Printers', select 'Generic / Text ONLY', click Next.

Click Next few times until you see the dialog with the 'Finish' button, click it.

Set this printer as the default printer.

Once the new printer driver is installed, you must Logoff & Log back in for the Passport to print to the proper printer or simply reboot the passport.

After the driver is installed, we can do the following:

From the Manager's Workstation, select Reports / Back Office Reports / PLU List

The printer will prompt you for a filename, we can enter:

C:passportXmlGatewayitt.txt

On the Back Office, open the P:(network drive to Passport) drive and you should now see “itt.txt”.

select: P:itt.txt (file to be imported)

details: From the Manager's Workstation, select Reports / Back Office Reports / PLU List or PLU Listing Reports

Click Print and wait 30 seconds or so and you will see a 'Print to File' dialog

Type: C:PassportXMLGatewayplu.txt and hit Enter

Download the plu.txt (or itt.txt .. however it was named)

and you should now see the 'plu.txt' file you saved on the Passport. Select it and you are all set.

Other

Speed of importing products from backOffice into Passport System

The biggest two are the process/pause rate that is programmed on the Back Office Interface of the Passport Server (process x item records then pause x milliseconds) and if there are errors in the pricebook. A clean pricebook will obviously take a shorter amount of time than one with errors.

Gilbarco recommends the 10/300 setting and feels the customer will have a much better experience with the POS/BOS interface if this setting is your standard.

Sample pricebook file contained 10050 items.

The download took 71 minutes at the default rate of 'Process 1 item record then pause for 300 milliseconds'.

The rate was bumped up to 10 records/300 milliseconds without seeing any slowness at the registers. The same pricebook download at this rate took 25 minutes.