3.3 HIRED Mode. Aquila T-Tiny+, T series
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Aquila T series taximeters offer precise fare calculation based on time and distance, ensuring accurate billing for taxi services. They feature multiple extras options, allowing you to charge for luggage, additional passengers, or airport fees. Easily pause and resume fares with the "dead-stop" feature, providing flexibility during your journeys. Access user menus to customize settings and view trip details. The T series taximeters are reliable companions for professional taxi drivers, helping you deliver a seamless experience to your passengers.
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3.3 HIRED Mode
HIRED mode is the mode in which the T-TINY calculates the fare based on a combination of time and distance. As soon as the meter is placed in
HIRED mode, it begins to calculate the fare based on the tariff programmed into it.
There are some conditions which will prevent the T-TINY from entering
HIRED mode from FOR HIRE mode. These include:
1. The absence of a tariff program
2. An external device such as a Mobile Data Terminal is connected, and it is preventing the T-TINY from entering HIRED mode.
In case of item 2, please contact your dealer for assistance.
Hold down MONEY and press
ENTER to select the rate the T-
TINY will charge. The effect of this button depends on the tariff in the meter (* this function of the T-Tiny is changed if Multiple Extras are included in the Tariff)
The EXTRAS added so far.
The current
Fare
Hold down MONEY for 2 seconds to pause the fare. (See page 6)
Press MONEY to add extras
(See Page 6)
Press ENTER to go to STOPPED mode
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Functions in HIRED Mode
If enabled in the tariff program, the MONEY button can be pressed and held down for 2 seconds to pause the fare calculation. In this case the fare is “frozen” until the MONEY button is pressed for 2 seconds again. To indicate that the fare is paused, the HIRED and STOPPED legends flash alternately. When re-started, the fare starts from the point at which it was paused. This feature is sometimes called “dead-stop”.
“ Multiple Extras”
The Multiple Extras function of the T-Tiny allows the selection from a number of possible extras amounts, each relating to charges for different types of fare supplements.
For example, the tariff may contain a Multiple Extras table including:
Item
Luggage
Passengers in excess of one
Airport
Charge
Extras amount
£0.20
£0.15
£1.50
5
4
Max number of items
1
Descriptive
Word
“LUGG”
“PASS”
“AirP
If the tariff programmed into the meter contains “Multiple Extras”, then the operation of the MONEY button is altered.
The first time the MONEY button is pressed, the T-Tiny displays the
Descriptive Word from for the presently selected Multiple Extras item, eg,
“LUGG” for “Luggage”.
To scroll through the list of Extras items, keep holding down the MONEY button and press the ENTER button until the required item is reached.
To add the Extras Amount, release the EXTRAS button, and then press and release it again.
The T-Tiny will only allow the permitted number of Extras increments to be added (ie: up to 5 “Luggage” charges in the above example).
If Multiple Extras are in use, manual selection of rates are not available in
HIRED mode.
Note: Since the T-TINY (in common with most taximeters) includes time in the fare calculation in HIRED mode, it is not appropriate to do in-vehicle distance related accuracy testing in HIRED mode. STOPPED mode should be used for this purpose.
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Table of contents
- 3 1 Differences Between the T-Tiny+ and T-Micro
- 4 2 The Basics of the T-Tiny Taximeter
- 5 Basic Operation of the T-TINY
- 6 3 Operating Modes
- 6 3.1 Standby Mode
- 7 3.2 FOR HIRE Mode
- 8 3.3 HIRED Mode
- 10 3.4 STOPPED Mode
- 11 4 Tariffs and Options
- 11 4.1 Tariffs
- 11 4.2 Tariff Code
- 11 4.3 Receipt Programs
- 12 5 The User Menus
- 13 5.1 User Menus: Totals
- 15 5.2 User Menus: “Print Out” (Not supported on T-Micro Model)
- 15 5.3 User Menus: Info
- 21 6 Power Interruptions
- 21 6.1 Short Power Interruptions (Less than 19 seconds)
- 21 6.2 Longer Power Interruptions (19 seconds or more)
- 22 7 The T-TINY’s Battery and Clock
- 22 7.1 Setting the Clock