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Configuration and Use Manual 123
Ticket Formatting and Printing
Configuring Custody Transfer StartupConfiguring TicketsConfiguring Digital Communications
If the print request occurs:
• When flow is not present (the batch is stopped or ended), the batch ticket is printed.
• When flow is present, the request is queued until flow stops, and the batch ticket is printed at
that time.
Note: You can assign one or more actions to a single discrete input or discrete event. Other discrete
input and discrete event actions and assignments are listed and defined in Table 7-14. Note that if you
assign ticket printing to a discrete input or a discrete event, all standard, batch, batch (NTEP), and
batch (OIML) tickets will be printed, but if a transfer (OIML) ticket is assigned with other ticket
types, only the transfer (OIML) ticket will be printed. If required, assign the transfer (OIML) ticket to
one discrete input and assign all other tickets to the second discrete input.
Multiple tickets
If multiple tickets are printed:
• With one print request, all tickets are identical.
• With multiple print requests, each ticket contains the timestamp and batch data that was
current when the ticket was printed.
15.5 Batch (NTEP) tickets
This section describes the formatting and printing of transfer tickets when the custody transfer
application is configured for World Area = NTEP.
15.5.1 Formatting
The batch (NTEP) ticket is basically a batch ticket, with a few additional options. To format batch
(NTEP) tickets:
1. Format a batch ticket as described in Section 15.4.1.
2. In the Digital Communication menu, select
Configure RS-485, then select Format W&M
Ticket
. The menu shown in Figure 15-3 is displayed.
3. Set parameters as desired. See Table 15-5.
Note: Other parameters in this menu are defined in Table 13-3.
Note: The Pre Header, Post Footer, Header Line 1, Header Line 2, and Footer parameters are shared
with all ticket types. Any formatting defined for batch (NTEP) tickets is applied to all tickets.