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Commander Site Controller from Verifone offers convenience store owners a versatile site management solution providing increased speed in payment acceptance, fueling operations, and back-office store control. Commander is certified across all dispenser types, payment networks, and oil brands. Seamless integration.

1. Commander One Manual Download
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• Re: quicksilver throttle/shift control manual Mercury should have a manual available. It may cover several models, so make sure you know which you have.Commander, top mount, side mount, COMMANDER 2000, 3000? My Clymer repair manual also covers the controls, kindof.There is an exploded view of only one of the models.
• Settings Location: The folder in which One Commander's settings are stored. It can be reached from the button on the Main Toolbar. It contains a number of sub-folders, including the Settings Folder, which you'll need to access if you want to move your settings to a copy of One Commander on another second computer.

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All-in-one solution for Convenience Retailers

• Built for purpose

  The convenience store industry is built on speed of service and 24/7 availability, and Commander is built to be the fastest store controller in the industry, even with the most complex transactions at the dispenser.

• Universally accepted

  Commander is a feature rich platform that delivers on the complicated needs of the industry. The Commander Site Controller is certified on all major oil brands and independent processing networks.

• Expandable

  The Commander Site Controller system architecture includes expansion slots and ports to add capacity as sites grow. Hardware designed with the industry in mind; hardened for petroleum retail and c-store environment.

Dramatic increase in transaction speed – both in the store and at the fuel island.

Convenience stores are getting more complicated; in the types of payments and marketing that needs to be supported, and the needs to provide data to other systems. Commander Site Controller from Verifone offers convenience store owners a versatile site management solution providing increased speed in payment acceptance, fueling operations, and back-office store control. Commander is certified across all dispenser types, payment networks, and oil brands.

Seamless integration

Scalable processors

Expandable memory

The Commander system architecture includes expansion slots and ports to add capacity as your business grows. This ensures fuel functionality and superior performance for years to come. Commander is designed specifically for the convenience retail industry, and is purpose-built for years of trouble-free service.

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Expansion capabilities

Built for purpose

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Specifications

1 × USB 2.0 ports; 2 × 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports 16 × RS-232 Serial Ports, scalable to 24 ports

0° C to 40° C operating temperature, -20° C to 60° C, 15% to 95% relative humidity at 40º C

Two slots for additional CPU functionality

Secure real-time Linux, backup battery for power loss protection

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2.10 GHz Intel Core i3-2310E CPU, scalable to Intel Core i7

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Context Menu: The menu that pops up when you right-click on something.
Key presses: '<name of key>+' means hold a particular so-called 'modifier' key (Ctrl, Shift, Alt) down while pressing another, e.g. 'Ctrl+C'. 'Win' is the Windows key , which is present on most keyboards, usually to the left of the Spacebar.
Mouse buttons: LMB = left mouse button; similarly, MMB and RMB for middle and right mouse butttons. 'Click' without any qualifications means LMB click.
Path: Folders and files are referred to generically as 'paths', a shorter version of 'pathname', which specifies the path the operating system must take to find a folder or file.
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Settings Location: The folder in which One Commander's settings are stored. It can be reached from the button on the Main Toolbar. It contains a number of sub-folders, including the Settings Folder, which you'll need to access if you want to move your settings to a copy of One Commander on another second computer.
Terminal: The generic name for programs that provide access to the Windows Command Line, for example CMD, PowerShell, Windows Terminal.
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