Tank Sentinel
Tank Sentinel
®
Setup Programming
(TS- 1001, 2001, 504, & 508)
Automatic Tank Gauge
/
Leak Detection
System
Guide
Part Number: 000-1053, Rev. B
Copyright
©
January 2003
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T able of Contents
P Preface................................................................................................... P - i
Graphic Symbol Conventions ..................................................................................... P - i
Page Numbering Convention ................................................................................. P - i
Page Layout Convention ....................................................................................... P - i
Before You Begin – Read This..................................................................................... P - ii
– Site Information Required ............................................................................. P - ii
– Other Sources of Information ....................................................................... P - ii
Scope of This Manual ................................................................................................. P - iii
Menu Conventions ......................................................................................... P - iii
Parent Menus ................................................................................................. P - iii
Key Action .................................................................................................................. P - iii
Alpha-Numeric Input............................................................................................ P - iv
Programming Alarms, Limits, or Inputs to Output Groups.......................................... P - v
Programming Output Devices: .................................................................................. P - vi
Example Applications: ......................................................................................... P - vi
Programming I/O Module Operation .............................................................. P - vii
Interfacing TS-LLD to Tank Gauge ............................................................................ P - vii
Leaving (Exit) Setup Programming .......................................................................... P - viii
After Programming is Done ...................................................................................... P - viii
Warranty Reminder .................................................................................................. P - viii
1 System Setup Programming................................................................ 1 - 1
System Menu .............................................................................................................. 1 - 1
2 T anks Setup Programming .................................................................. 2 - 1
Tanks Menu ................................................................................................................. 2 - 1
Tanks – TANK ALARM N Menu................................................................................... 2 - 3
Tanks – SPECIAL TANK N Menu ................................................................................ 2 - 5
3 Lines Setup Programming................................................................... 3 - 1
Lines Menu .................................................................................................................. 3 - 1
Line Data Menu ........................................................................................................... 3 - 2
4 Probes Setup Programming ................................................................ 4 - 1
Probes Menu ............................................................................................................... 4 - 1
Probes – PRESSURE Probe Data Menu ................................................................... 4 - 3
Probes – SPECIAL Menu ........................................................................................... 4 - 4
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TOC
5 Products Setup Programming............................................................. 5 - 1
Products Menu ............................................................................................................ 5 - 1
SPECIAL PRODUCTS Menu ..................................................................................... 5 - 2
6 Manifolds Setup Programming............................................................ 6 - 1
Manifolds Menu ........................................................................................................... 6 - 1
Manifolds ALARMS Menu ........................................................................................... 6 - 2
7 Reconciliation SETUP PROGRAMMING.............................................. 7 - 1
Reconciliation Menu .................................................................................................... 7 - 1
8 Dispenser Interface Module (DIM) SETUP PROGRAMMING .............. 8 - 1
DIM Menu .................................................................................................................... 8 - 1
9 Reports Setup Programming............................................................... 9 - 1
Reports Menu ............................................................................................................. 9 - 1
Reports Schedule Menu ............................................................................................. 9 - 2
Tank Inventory Detail Report: .................................................................... 9 - 2
Tank Inventory Summary Report: ............................................................. 9 - 2
Product Inventory Detail Report: ............................................................... 9 - 2
Product Inventory Summary Report:......................................................... 9 - 3
Product Usage Detail Report: ................................................................... 9 - 3
Product Usage Summary Report: ............................................................. 9 - 3
Delivery Detail Report: .............................................................................. 9 - 4
Delivery Summary Report: ........................................................................ 9 - 4
Active Alarm Report: ................................................................................. 9 - 5
Cleared Alarm Report: ............................................................................... 9 - 5
Alarm History Report:................................................................................ 9 - 5
SCALD Leak Test: Report ......................................................................... 9 - 6
Sensor Status Report................................................................................ 9 - 6
Vapor Sensor: ............................................................................................ 9 - 6
Regulatory Report: .................................................................................... 9 - 7
Line Compliance Report: ........................................................................... 9 - 7
Line Diagnostics Report: ........................................................................... 9 - 7
Line Test History Report: ........................................................................... 9 - 8
Line Test Report:....................................................................................... 9 - 8
Shift Reconciliation Report: ....................................................................... 9 - 8
Daily Reconciliation Report: ...................................................................... 9 - 9
Monthly Reconciliation Report: .................................................................. 9 - 9
Shift Reconciliation History Report: .......................................................... 9 - 9
Daily Reconciliation History Report:........................................................ 9 - 10
Shift Sales Report: .................................................................................. 9 - 10
Daily Sales Report: ................................................................................. 9 - 10
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Monthly Sales Report: ............................................................................. 9 - 11
Shift History Report: ................................................................................ 9 - 11
Daily History Report: ............................................................................... 9 - 11
1 0 Leak Test Setup Pr ogramming.......................................................... 10 - 1
Leak Test Menu (Static Tank) .................................................................................... 10 - 1
Tank Leak Test Menu................................................................................................. 10 - 2
1 1 SCALD ® T ank Leak T est Setup Programming.................................. 11 - 1
SCALD Tank Leak Test Menu..................................................................................... 11 - 1
SCALD (tank leak) Test Menu ....................................................................................11 - 2
1 2 Line T ests Setup Programming .......................................................... 12 - 1
LN (Line) Tests Menu ................................................................................................. 12 - 1
Line Leak Test Requirements & Notes: ..........................................................12 - 2
1 3 Clock / Calendar Setup Programming................................................ 13 - 1
Clock / Calendar Menu............................................................................................... 13 - 1
1 4 Annunciator Setup Programming ...................................................... 14 - 1
Annunciator Menu (Console Alarm Horn) .................................................................. 14 - 1
Annunciator Time-out................................................................................ 14 - 1
Modulated Annunciator Output Group (alarm assignment).................... 14 - 2
Solid Annunciator Output Group (alarm assignment) ............................ 14 - 2
1 5 Relays Setup Programming................................................................ 15 - 1
Relay Menu ................................................................................................................15 - 1
Relay 1 Output Group (alarm assignment) ............................................ 15 - 2
TEST Relay 1 ........................................................................................... 15 - 2
Relay 2 Output Group (alarm assignment) ............................................ 15 - 3
TEST Relay 2 ........................................................................................... 15 - 3
1 6 TS-ROM Relay Output Module Setup Programming ......................... 16 - 1
TS-ROM Menu ...........................................................................................................16 - 1
Grace Period .................................................................................................. 16 - 1
TS-ROM Channel 1 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 2
TS-ROM Channel 2 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 2
TS-ROM Channel 3 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 2
TS-ROM Channel 4 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 3
TS-ROM Channel 5 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 3
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TOC
TS-ROM Channel 6 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 3
TS-ROM Channel 7 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 3
TS-ROM Channel 8 Output Group (alarm assignment) ..................... 16 - 4
1 7 Sensors (Leak Detection) Setup Programming ................................. 17 - 1
Sensors Menu ............................................................................................................17 - 1
Naming Sensors .......................................................................................17 - 1
Leak Detection Sensors ........................................................................... 17 - 3
Standard Sensors (below... all Alarms = STD N) .....................................17 - 3
BriteSensors & alarms (all 3 wire – below)............................................... 17 - 3
1 8 Auxiliary Inputs Setup Programming................................................. 18 - 1
Aux. Input Menu .........................................................................................................18 - 1
1 9 Cathodic Protection Monitor (CPM) SETUP PROGRAMMING .......... 19 - 1
Remember:................................................................................................................. 19 - 1
CPM Menu Notes: ......................................................................................................19 - 1
2 0 I / O (Input/Output) Module Setup Programming.............................. 20 - 1
I O Module Menu ........................................................................................................20 - 1
Channel N Output Groups – Output Module Alarm Assignments ..............................20 - 4
2 1 Communication P orts Setup Programming ....................................... 21 - 1
Comm Ports Menu .....................................................................................................21 - 1
COMM PORT 2 Menu................................................................................................ 21 - 3
DATA MODE Menu..................................................................................................... 21 - 5
FAX MODE Menu ...................................................................................................... 21 - 8
2 2 Compliance Via Sensors (CVS) SETUP PROGRAMMING.................. 22 - 1
Remember:................................................................................................................. 22 - 1
Character input / editing: ............................................................................................22 - 1
Before Programming: .................................................................................................22 - 1
CVS Tanks Menu ............................................................................................22 - 2
CVS Lines Menu ............................................................................................22 - 3
2 3 Upgrade Menu ..................................................................................... 23 - 1
TS-UPGRADE ...........................................................................................................23 - 1
Upgrade Menu ................................................................................................23 - 2
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2 4 Language Selection Menu................................................................... 24 - 1
Language Selection Menu ..........................................................................................24 - 1
Language Selection Notes .............................................................................24 - 1
2 5 Data Log Menu .................................................................................... 25 - 1
Data Log Menu ...........................................................................................................25 - 1
Data Logging Notes ........................................................................................25 - 1
2 6 Display Menu ....................................................................................... 26 - 1
Display Menu .............................................................................................................26 - 1
Display Notes .................................................................................................26 - 1
2 7 Problem Solving (Alarms & Errors) ................................................... 27 - 1
Problem Solving .........................................................................................................27 - 1
Outputs DON’T Turn On When Expected....................................................... 27 - 7
A Appendix A Standar d T anks................................................................ A - 1
B Appendix B Standard Products.......................................................... B - 1
C Appendix C Typical Tank Leak Test Times........................................... C - 1
D Appendix D P art Number Codes......................................................... D - 1
Tank Sentinel Part Numbering .................................................................................... D - 1
Example Part Numbers .................................................................................. D - 1
Part Number Codes & Meaning...................................................................... D - 2
CFF Customer Feedback Form........................................................... CFF - 1
FCC Information & Requirements ........................................................ FCC - 1
Overall Information & Requirements ...................................................................... FCC - 1
INDUSTRY CANADA Information & Requirements ............................................ FCC - 2
CP-01 Issue 8, Part I, Section 14.1 ............................................................ FCC - 2
CP-01, Issue 8, Part I, Section 14.2 ........................................................... FCC - 2
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T able of FIGURES and T ABLES
Page Layout Convention ................................................................................. P - i
Figure 2 - 1 Typical Tank Limits....................................................................... 2 - 3
TABLE 4.1 SPECIAL PROBE RTD POSITIONS .......................................... 4 - 5
TABLE 9.1 TYPICAL REPORT SCHEDULE ................................................. 9 - 1
TABLE 9.2 24 HOUR TIME INPUT FORMAT .............................................. 9 - 1
TABLE 10.1 TYPICAL TEST SCHEDULE ................................................. 10 - 3
TABLE 10.2 24 HOUR TIME INPUT FORMAT .......................................... 10 - 3
TABLE 12.1 24 HOUR TIME INPUT FORMAT ...........................................12 - 2
TABLE 13.1 24 HOUR TIME INPUT FORMAT ...........................................13 - 2
WORKSHEET 1-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - SYSTEM LIMITS ....................... 1 - 6
WORKSHEET 2-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - TANKS 1 THRU 4 ...................... 2 - 8
WORKSHEET 2-2 – OUTPUT GROUPS - TANKS 5 THRU 8 ...................... 2 - 9
WORKSHEET 6-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - MANIFOLDS 1 THRU 4 ............. 6 - 4
WORKSHEET 10-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - TANK LEAK TESTS .............. 10 - 5
WORKSHEET 12-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - LINE LEAK TESTS .................12 - 5
WORKSHEET 17-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - SENSORS 1 TO 8 ..................17 - 4
WORKSHEET 17-2 – OUTPUT GROUPS - SENSORS 9 TO 16 ................17 - 5
WORKSHEET 17-3 – OUTPUT GROUPS - SENSORS 17 TO 24 ..............17 - 6
WORKSHEET 17-4 – OUTPUT GROUPS - SENSORS 25 TO 32 ..............17 - 7
WORKSHEET 17-5 – OUTPUT GROUPS - SENSORS 33 TO 40 ..............17 - 8
WORKSHEET 18-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - AUX. INPUTS 1 AND 2...........18 - 3
WORKSHEET 19-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - LINE LEAK TESTS .................19 - 3
WORKSHEET 20-1 – OUTPUT GROUPS - EXTERNAL INPUTS .............. 20 - 6
WORKSHEET 20-2 – OUTPUT GROUPS - LINE INPUTS .........................20 - 7
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P PREF ACE
Contents:
Graphic Symbol, Page #
& Layout Conventions
Before you Begin
– Site Information Required
– Other Sources of Info.
Scope of This Manual
Menu Conventions, Key
Action, Alpha-Numeric Input
Programming Alarm, Limits,
or Inputs to Output Groups
Programming Output Devices
Graphic Symbol Conventions
NOTE
Important information, tips, and hints are highlighted by the NOTE graphic.
☞
CAUTION
instructions that must be followed to avoid faulty equipment operation, or hazards.
If ignored, equipment damage or personnel injury
WARNING
instructions that must be followed to avoid faulty equipment operation, or an explosion or
shock hazards. If ignored, severe injury or death
messages are highlighted by the
messages are highlighted by the
Programming I/O Module
Interfacing TS-LLD to Tank
Leaving (Exit) Setup
CAUTION
could
result!
WARNING
may
result !
Operation
Gauge
Programming
graphic and contain
graphic and contain
DANGER
messages are highlighted by the
that must be followed to avoid an explosion or electrical shock hazard. If ignored, severe
injury or death
will
result !
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Page Numbering Convention – Example:
Page 4 - 1 = Chapter 4 page 1
Page Layout Convention – Example:
Manual Name
(
EVEN NUMBERED
PAGES
)
Page Number
Chapter Number
DANGER
graphic and contain instructions
Chapter Number &
Name (
FIRST
Chapter Contents
Chapter Name
(
Page Number
Chapter Number
TOP LEFT
PA GE
)
ODD NUMBERED
PAGES
)
PREFACE Page P - i
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Before Y ou Begin – Read This
CAUTION
Leaking underground storage tanks ( USTs ) and fuel lines cause serious
environmental and health hazards. The Tank Sentinel
in tanks by tank tightness / leak testing with liquid level probes, and/or with leak detection
sensors. You must follow the instructions in this manual carefully to ensure that the
system is programmed properly and is effective in detecting leaks.
– Site Information Required
• Site Plan? — showing the location, size, and model #s of all tanks, probes and sensors
• Dispenser Manufacturer Documentation?
• Pump Manufacturer Documentation? — Type, Model #s, and suction inlet
the bottom
of each tank (to determine the lowest product level and highest water level)
• Pump Control Required ? — enable / disable pumping... TS-IEM Output modules (for
TS-2001/508 consoles only), or a TS-ROM1 BriteBox
• Remote Device Control Required? — use TS-IEM (see above), or a TS-ROM2 BriteBox
• Remote Tank Overfill Alarm / Acknowledge Installed ? — (TS-RA1 or TS-RA2 / TS-RK)
Type, Model, Size and Manufacturer of each Tank
• Tank Manufacturers’ Tank Chart / Strapping Table (s)? — for each tank or the diameter
and length of each tank
• Are any tanks identical ? — (tanks, probe data, and alarm limits can be copied)
• Standard Probe Data? — (model number, shaft length, gradient, serial number)
• Special Probe Data? — (ie RTD / Temperature sensor locations)
• Tank # & Probe # — model number assignments and input channels for each tank
• Leak Detection Sensors? — installed in or near or associated with each tank including
input channel number assignments
• Product? — in each tank (API specific gravity) and the type & number of float(s) / probe
• State and Local Regulations? — (testing requirements, reporting requirements, and
hotline numbers, and other information that you and/or the customer will need)
®
system is designed to detect leaks
distance off
– Other Sources of Information
Use the TOC (Table of Contents) to find information within this manual and see the
following INCON documentation:
•
Installation Guide
•
Leak Detection Sensor – Installation Guides (one per type / family of sensor)
•
Tech Service Bulletins • Application Bulletins
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•
Operator’s Guide
•
TroubleShooting Guide
•
Application Notes
Scope of This Manual
SELECT MENU OPTION (MORE)
SETUP UPGRADE LANGUAGE DATALOG
SETUP MENU (MORE)
EXIT SYSTEM TANKS LINES
SETUP MENU (MORE)
PROBES PRODUCTS RECONCILE DIM
SETUP MENU (MORE)
REPORTS LK TESTS SCLD TEST LN TESTS
SETUP MENU (MORE)
CLK/CAL ANNUNC RELAYS SENSORS
SETUP MENU (MORE)
AUX INPUT CPM COM PORTS CVS
This manual shows the setup-programming of Tank Sentinel system. Each Chapter is
dedicated to a specific parent menu (see Parent Menus below).
Menu Conventions
The menu structure in this manual is shown in an indented format:
PARENT MENUs are above and to the left of sub-menus and
SUB-MENUs are below and to the right of parent menus.
Default
Parent Menus
VALUES, SETPOINTS, & LIMITS
are shown first and in
ITALIC
text.
20
M1 M2 M3 M4
1 2* 3***
M1 M2 M3 M4
4*
8***
12
16
5* 6* 7
M1 M2 M3 M4
9*** 10*** 11
M1 M2 M3 M4
13 15*
M1 M2 M3 M4
17**
M1 M2 M3 M4
21
14**
18
22
19
UPPER ROW – DISPLAY TEXT
LOWER ROW – DISPLAY TEXT
MENU keys M1 thru M4
NOTES
☞
Numbers within boxes
Chapter #s. Some parent menus, or
are
sub-menus will not appear unless:
*
a related setup menu / feature is selected
**
the accessory (hardware) is installed and the
system is powered up
***
the appropriate options have been purchased
Key Action
MENU keys
•
choose / display other menus or sub-menus
or exit SETUP mode
•
move the cursor left or right through a text
string (
•
backspace over / delete a character in a text
string (
KEY PAD keys
•
ï
of a menu
•
▲
when (MORE) is shown, or other selections
from a sub-menu when (UP/DN) is shown
•
Use the
choice or value for storage into setup memory
– use (press) to:
M1
=
left, M2
M4
backspaces from the right)
– use (press):
CANCEL
UP
to cancel an input or to exit out
or
DOWN
ENTER
= right)
▼ to display more menus
key to accept the displayed
PREFACE Page P - iii
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Key Action (C
LOCATION LINE 1 A...M
INCON BACKSPACE
LOCATION LINE 1 N...Z
A BACKSPACE
LOCATION LINE 1 NUMERIC
AN 0.1 BACKSPACE
NOTE
The shift
function
will remain in the
current input character
mode (or position) until
the ACK SHIFT key is
pressed again
.
•
ONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE
ACK SHIFT
shows either an
key is used to change the preconditioned
A...M
expected. Press the
to another type (look at the upper right corner of display while doing this).
Operator’s manual about using the
and to start an output grace period (programmable length of time).
Alpha-Numeric Input (example)
The example below is what you would see when
programming SYSTEM ID... (press keys:
MENU M1 M2 M2 M1
M1 M2 M3 M4
... )
input character type...
or the word NUMERIC when an alphanumeric or numeric input is
ACK SHIFT key N
) to display:
times
to change the current input character type
ACK SHIFT
key to silence and acknowledge alarms,
Press the
N
Upper right
DISPLAY
shows the
input
selection
...shown
here
within
dashed
lines
times to DISPLAY the
input character type ( #__ )
then press the
(
)
# 1
A...M
COMMAND
the display
See the
ACK SHIFT
Key of choice.
(
input a
letter
# 2
N...Z
key
)
A...M means that the system is conditioned to
Typical
Key
(# 3)
number or special character
N
UMERIC
input the upper left letter of any key (A B C D
E F G H I J K L M)... see below:
Press
ACK SHIFT
key once again to display:
A
PRODUCT
M1 M2 M3 M4
1
N...Z means that the system is conditioned to
input the upper left letter of any key (N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z)
– conditions remain until changed – see below:
Press
ACK SHIFT
key once again to display:
N
M1 M2 M3 M4
NUMERIC means that the system is conditioned to input the lower character of
any key (numbers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 . +/– or a SPACE)... see above.
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Programming Alarms, Limits, or Inputs to Output Groups
HIGH PRODUCT OUTPUT GROUP 1 (UP/DN)
NONE
HIGH PRODUCT OUTPUT GROUP 1 (UP/DN)
GROUP A
HIGH PRODUCT OUTPUT GROUP 1 (UP/DN)
ALL GROUPS
TANK ALARM 1 (MORE)
COPY HIGH LIM H LIM OG HIGH HIGH
The TS-1001/504 / 2001/508 Tank Sentinels includes a powerful setup feature called –
Output Groups
assigned / programmed to output groups (OUT GROUP or OG). An output device will turn
on or off when an alarm is active in any of its assigned output group(s). Up to 32 output
group(s) can be assigned or programmed to any output device... also see Programming
Output Devices.
The
standard
optionally
output modules
508 consoles only.
Example: TANK 1, ALARMS and the H LIM OG (high product level limit) menus:
M1 M2 M3 M4
(OGs). Alarms, limits, and inputs (Aux. or
I/O
Module inputs) can be
output devices are annunciators and relays. Other
added to the system. These are: TS-ROM BriteBox
, and TS-IEM internal expansion PC Board
relays,
output modules
The HIGH LIM (high product
level limit) has an associated H
LIM OG – high limit output
group near it.
output devices
can be
TS-CIM BriteBox
— for TS-2001/
NOTE
☞
M1 M2 M3 M4
Each limit, alarm or input can
be assigned to one of the 34
Output Group choices —
GROUP A thru FF, or to ALL
M1 M2 M3 M4
M1 M2 M3 M4
Example Output Group Assignment WORKSHEET
OG = Output Group
Example - System:
LEAK OG
THEFT OG
SYSFL OG
Output Devices:
Modulated Annunciator, Solid Annunciator, Relay 1, Relay 2, I/O Output Module
Channel # 1 to # __ (record all OG Assignments in the vertical column)
- Output Group Assignment WORKSHEET Output Group choices -
= default setting (others are: GROUP A thru FF & ALL GROUPS)
NONE
Tank Leak turns on Modulated Annunciator, Relay 2 for external leak light
A
T
Sentinel Mode Theft Limit (turns on external product theft light)
System Fail - software or hardware failures - (activates solid annunciator)
F
output GROUPS, or to
( no output group = default )
Record output group
assignments for each alarm,
limit, or input in theprovided
OG Worksheets.
In an 8 tank system
there are 8
H LIM OG s (one under
each tank menu).
NONE
.
(partial)
NONE
A
B
C
E
F
PREFACE Page P - v
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Programming Output Devices:
After assigning alarms and limits to output group(s), program the appropriate
output devices to respond to any or all output groups (OGs)
Example Applications:
Turn on external Tank Overfill Alarm & solid console annunciator
(when a high or high high product level – alarm limit is reached)
Program the
LIM OG output groups to one alarm group for each tank
annunciator (alarm horn) and relay 1
(above)
alarm limits for each tank. Assign the associated H LIM OG or HH
(ie GROUP O).
output devices
to react to any
assignment... change GROUP O – (dash) to a Y. The external TS-RA2 or RA1 alarm unit
(wired to relay 1) will turn on / off
with relay 1.
This way a high level condition in any tank will activate the solid annunciator and the
external alarm connected to relay 1.
To disable a STP & turn on the modulated console annunciator
(when a low low product or high water – alarm limit is reached)
Program the
LIM OG output groups to a
1 & GROUP S for TANK 4)
N — OUT GRPS) to respond to a unique tank alarm
(above)
alarm limits for each tank. Assign the associated LL LIM OG and W
unique
. Program the TS-ROM channel relays
alarm group
for each tank (ie GROUP P for TANK
output device
GROUP __
. The line power, that
activates the STP motor relay, is wired between the TS-ROM relay contacts. When these
alarms occur, the unique output group activates the appropriate TS-ROM channel relay
which interrupts the STP power and disables dispensing.
Program the modulated annunciator (alarm horn)
output device
to activate and react to any
alarm by assignment... change GROUP P Q R S – (dash) to a Y.
Program the solid
GROUP O
alarm by
(CHANNEL
Example Output Device – OUTPUT GROUP Assignments
Output Device — OUTPUT GROUP Assignment
ABCDEFG H I JKLMNOPQRSTUVWX Y ZA AB BC CD DE EF F
Y YYY YYYYY Y
OUTPUT GROUP GROUP
Y – – Y Y Y – –– – – – – –Y Y Y Y Y
132
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA BB CC DD EE FF
Press:M1 to move the cursor left
M2
to move the cursor right
UP / DOWN
ENTER
▲▼ to select (Y for yes assigned, or
to store the setup into the system memory
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– – – – Y – – – – – – – – X
ï
ð
M4
to backspace (delete) one character to the left
–
(dash) for no not assigned)
(shown filled-in)
The 24TH group
(Group X) is shown
assigned
Y
ï
Standard and
g
(
Optional
Output Devices
Standard Output Devices:
Modulated Annunciator
Solid Annunciator
Relay 1
Relay 2
Optional Output Devices:
TS-ROM Relay 1
TS-ROM Relay 2
TS-ROM Relay 3
TS-ROM Relay 4
TS-ROM Relay 5
TS-ROM Relay 6
TS-ROM Relay 7
TS-ROM Relay 8
: The TS-2001 will list the
Note
TS-CIM Output Modules as I/0
Module - Outputs # 17 throu
if installed).
# 24
h
Optional (TS-CIM / TS-IEM) Output Devices
I/O Module Output 1*
I/O Module Output 2*
I/O Module Output 3*
I/O Module Output 4*
I/O Module Output 5*
I/O Module Output 6*
I/O Module Output 7*
I/O Module Output 8*
I/O Module Output # 9* I/O Module Output # 10*
I/O Module Output # 11* I/O Module Output # 12*
I/O Module Output # 13* I/O Module Output # 14*
I/O Module Output # 15* I/O Module Output # 16*
I/O Module Output # 17* I/O Module Output # 18*
I/O Module Output # 19* I/O Module Output # 20*
I/O Module Output # 21* I/O Module Output # 22*
I/O Module Output # 23*
I/O Module Output # 24*
:
Programming
I/O
Module Operation
The TS-CIM / TS-IEM channels * can function either as an input or an output module. The
mode menu option allows selection of the channel operation — this must correspond to the
type of module that is inserted into the channel. Input mode must be selected for input
modules, and output mode must be selected for output modules.
about
NOTE
☞
IO MODULE
Aux. Inputs are always inputs and cannot be changed because the input circuitry
is hard-wired. Reference the Chapter about
setup programming.
Interfacing TS-LLD to Tank Gauge
In order to interface the INCON TS-LLD line leak detector(s) to the TS-1001/504 / 2001/
508 Tank Sentinel consoles —
Use the
communication). The first TS-LLD is wired to the tank gauge and the others are connected
to each other (1 to 2, 2 to 3... ).
1.10 and higher ( check options – L must be in the part number ).
TS-LLD
interface terminals within the console (providing RS-485 bidirectional
LLD
Reference the Chapter
AUX INPUT
setup programming.
is available with Tank Sentinel software version #
PREFACE Page P - vii
P
Leaving (Exit) Setup Programming
SETUP MENU (MORE)
EXIT
SYSTEM TANKS PROBES
There are two ways to leave the setup mode. These are:
NOTE
☞
1.) Use (press) the
exit the setup mode.
M1 M2 M3 M4
2.) Wait until the Tank Sentinel console
The unit will automatically leave / exit the setup mode
of inactivity (if no key is pressed). This feature prevents the unit from being left in the setup
mode for long periods of time...
the setup mode.
While viewing data in the normal run mode, the display will also revert to the normal display
after shorter period of key inactivity (20 or 30 seconds).
CANCEL
key until the exit choice appears, then press the
– or –
M1
key to
autoexits
leak testing and leak detection are not active while in
.
( autoexit )
after three or four minutes
After Programming is Done
After the system is custom-programmed and tested, printout or Fax a hard copy of the:
system setup report, and a setup report for each tank for your records. Please give a
copy of these reports to the customer for his records.
Warranty Reminder
After installation, make sure to sign the completed Warranty Registration form and
return it to INCON. This form validates the express warranty stated here !
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1 System SETUP PROGRAMMING
SELECT MENU OPTION (MORE)
SETUP
UPGRADE LANGUAGE DATALOG
SETUP MENU (MORE)
EXIT
SYSTEM
TANKS LINES
SYSTEM INFO (MORE)
PASSWORDS SYSTEM ID UNITS NO. TA NKS
Contents:
System Menu
Worksheet 1-1 — System Output
Groups
System Menu
H U
MENU
7
× Press this key and follow the
highlighted sequence shown below
M1 M2 M3 M4
NOTE
☞
See the Table of Contents to find topics in
this manual. See the Preface for general
information about this manual. See the
Installation, Operator’s, TroubleShooting
Guides and Application Notes for other
reference sources.
The NO. (of) TANKS set in the system menu
is shown in the TANKS, PROBES and
PRODUCTS menus !
Remember:
• Use
• Press
• Use the
UP
or
DOWN
▲ ▼ key to display
more menus (MORE shown) or selec
tions (UP/DN shown)
CANCEL
ENTER
to cancel data entry
key to accept data
Character input / editing:
• Press
• Use
M1 M2 M3 M4
• Press
M1 M2 M3 M4
PASSWORDS
(none / empty)
(Secures access to setup mode or acknowledging alarms and/or starting grace periods.
A setup password is recommended for security.)
SETUP
SETUP PASSWORD
ACK
ACKNOWLEDGE PASSWORD
(none / empty)
enter up to 12 characters max.
Press
ENTER
(also see ANNUNC [IATOR] menu for time-out)
enter up to 12 characters max.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
M1
to move the cursor left
M2
to move the cursor right
M4
to backspace (delete) one
or more characters to the left
ï
ð
ï
— Continued on next page —
System Setup Page 1 - 1
1
S
YSTEM
Menu (C
ONTINUED
...
FROM PREVIOUS PAGE
)
SYSTEM ID
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
LINE 4
Default Report Header Ø
LOCATION LINE 1
INCON
LOCATION LINE 2
INTELLIGENT CONTROLS
LOCATION LINE 3
P. O. BOX 638
LOCATION LINE 4
SACO ME 04072
(enter new 5 line report header, see below)
enter up to 24 characters max.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
enter up to 24 characters max.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
enter up to 24 characters max.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
enter up to 24 characters max.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
............... LINE 1
:
:
:
..... LINE 5
LINE 5
LOCATION LINE 5
1-800-984-6266
UNITS
MEASUREMENT UNITS
VOLUME
VOLUME UNITS
GALLONS
LITERS
LEVEL
LEVEL UNITS
INCHES
CM
TEMP
TEMPERATURE UNITS
FAHRENHEIT
CELSIUS
NO. TANKS
NUMBER OF TANKS
1
enter up to 24 characters max.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
(Units are set in either US Standard or Metric)
(– change if not using the default US units)
(volume measurement units)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose units.
to accept this data.
(– change if not using the default US units)
(level and length units)
Use
UP/DOWN
▲ ▼ keys to choose.
(Metric - Centimeters)
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
(– change if not using the default US units)
(Prints F for Fahrenheit, or C for Celsius on reports)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose units.
to accept this data.
(enter total number of tanks in the system)
enter number of tanks.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
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YSTEM
S
Menu (C
ONTINUED
...
FROM PREVIOUS PAGE
)
NO. SENSORS
NUMBER OF SENSORS
12 (for TS-1001, 504)
24 (for TS-2001, 508)
NO. METERS
NUMBER OF METERS
0
BUSY ENA
BUSY ENABLED
NO
YES
U THRESH
USER THRESHOLD
+0
LIMITS
LIMITS
LEAK LIM
LEAK LIMIT
+2.0
(enter the number of Leak Detection Sensors)
(0 thru N) enter the total number of Sensors.
(also enter all unused channels between the lowest to
highest channel (also see SENSORS menu)
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
(devices used with TS-DIM)
enter number of meters.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
(dispenser supports ‘busy’ signal to ATG)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose setting.
to accept this data.
(volume allowed pumped before Catastrophic Leak alarm)
1 to +9999 volume units.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
(set leak limits for after hours sentinel mode – also see
menu)
0.2 to +10.0 volume units.
Use keypad to input sentinel mode leak rate.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
LEAK OG
LEAK LIMIT OUTPUT GROUP
NONE
GROUP A
thru
FF
ALL GROUPS
THEFT LIM
THEFT LIMIT
+10.0
THEFT OG
THEFT LIMIT OUTPUT GROUP
NONE
GROUP A
ALL
thru
FF
GROUPS All OGs selected
(assign leak alarm to an OG (
NONE
, A to FF, or ALL)
(32 OGs available... see Worksheet #1-1 )
Not assigned to an Output Group (OG)
One OG selected ( A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
ND OG )
All OGs selected
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
(enter theft limit for all tanks)
1 to +9999 volume units.
Press
ENTER
(assign theft limit alarm to an OG (
to accept this data.
NONE
, A to FF, or ALL
Output Groups)(32 OGs available... see Worksheet #1-1 )
Not assigned to an Output Group (OG)
One OG selected ( A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
ND OG )
System Setup Page 1 - 3
1
S
Input time in 24 hour format:
00.00.00 = midnight
22.00.00 = 10:00:00 pm
+ 12
(add 12 hours to pm times
from 1 pm to 11:59 pm
)
02.05.00 = 2:05:00 am
YSTEM
Menu (C
ONTINUED
...
FROM PREVIOUS PA G E
)
SENTINEL
SENTINEL MODE
MODE
SENTINEL MODE
OFF
SCHEDULED
START TIM
SENTINEL START TIME
00.00.00
END TIME
SENTINEL END TIME
00.00.00
DEL DELAY
DELIVERY DELAY
15
REP DELIV
REPORT DELIVERIES
ENABLED
DISABLED
(after hours theft monitoring / tank leak detection)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
Select SCHEDULED to enable Sentinel Mode —
up to 23.59.59
up to 23.59.59
(delay tank delivery reports by minutes)
(minutes) 1 to 240 minute input range.
Press
ENTER
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
(enabled = yes, report deliveries)
(disabled = no, don’t report deliveries)
▲ ▼ keys to choose mode.
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
▲ ▼ keys to choose.
to accept this data.
REP ALARM
REPORT ALARMS
ENABLED
DISABLED
REP LEAK
REPORT LEAK TESTS
ENABLED
DISABLED
REP SCALD
REPORT SCALD TEST
DISABLED
ENABLED
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Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
(enabled = yes, report alarms)
disabled = no, don’t report alarms)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
(enabled = yes, report leak test results)
(disabled = no don’t report leak test results)
(Appears only if an S is present in the TS Part
Number (press CHECK and M4 to view OPTIONS)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
(disabled = no, don’t report SCALD leak tests)
(enabled = yes, report SCALD leak tests)
▲ ▼ keys to choose.
to accept this data.
▲ ▼ keys to choose.
to accept this data.
▲ ▼ keys to choose.
to accept this data.
S
YSTEM
Menu (C
ONTINUED
...
FROM PREVIOUS PA G E
)
REP LINES
REPORT LINE TESTS
ENABLED
DISABLED
HIST SIZE
HISTORY REPORT LENGTH
50
SYSFL OG
SYSTEM FAIL OUTPUT GROUP
NONE
GROUP A
ALL
PRNT INTR
STRAPPING TABLE PRINT INTERVAL
+1.000
thru
FF
GROUPS All OGs selected
(Appears only if an L is present in the TS Part
Number (press CHECK and M4 to view OPTIONS)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
(enabled = yes, report LINE leak tests)
(disabled = no, don’t report LINE leak tests)
(Max. number of alarms in Alarm History Reports)
enter range from 1 to 50 alarms shown.
Press
ENTER
(assign system fail warnings to Output Group)
(32 OGs available... see Worksheet #1)
Not assigned to an Output Group (OG)
One OG selected ( A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
(how many intervals to print)
enter strapping table print interval,
range = 1 to 100.0 level units.
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose.
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
ND OG )
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
DATA INTR
DATA CAPTURE INTERVAL
1
DATA TANK
TANK TO DATA LOG
1
COLD BOOT (Will erase all program data / setup data to the
IF YOU CONTINUE, ALL SYSTEM
PROGRAMMING AND DATA WILL BE LOST...
PRESS ENTER IF YOU ARE SURE THAT
YOU WANT TO CONTINUE WITH COLD BOOT
ERASING SYSTEM MEMORY ...
SYSTEM WILL REBOOT WHEN (The ATG SETUP programming is returned to the default
COMPLETE settings and must be reprogrammed to match the site.)
(for diagnostic use)
data logging interval, range = 1 to 9999.
Press
ENTER
(for diagnostic use)
tank(s) to data log, range = 1 to NO. of TANKS.
Press
ENTER
original “factory” default values)
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
to proceed with the ‘COLD BOOT’.
System Setup Page 1 - 5
1
Worksheet #1-1 – Output Groups – System Limits
Fill-in the work sheet below and compare assignments to uncover conflicts before
programming output devices.
OG = Output Group
System Limits:
LEAK OG
THEFT OG
SYSFL OG
Example:
LEAK OG
THEFT OG
SYSFL OG
Output Devices: Modulated Annunciator, Solid Annunciator, Relay 1, Relay 2, I/O Output Module
Channel # 1 to # __ (record all OG Assignments in the vertical column)
- Output Group Assignment WORKSHEET Output Group choices -
Activates Modulated Annunciator & Relay 2 (turns on external tank leak light)
D
---
Sentinel Mode Theft Limit:
System Fail (software or hardware failures) Activate solid annunciator horn
A
none
assigned
NONE
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
AA
BB
CC
DD
EE
FF
ALL
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System Setup Page 1 - 7
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1
2 Tanks SETUP PROGRAMMING
SELECT MENU OPTION
SETUP
UPGRADE LANGUAGE DATALOG
SETUP MENU (MORE)
EXIT SYSTEM
TANKS
PROBES
TANKS
DATA ALARMS SPECIAL
Contents:
Tank Data Menu
Tank Alarm Menu
Special Tank Menu
Worksheet 2-1, 2-2
Tank Output Groups
Tanks Menu
H U
MENU
7
× Press this key and follow the
highlighted sequence below
M1 M2 M3 M4
NOTE
☞
See the Table of Contents to find topics
in this manual. See the Preface for
general information about this manual.
See the Installation, Operator’s,
TroubleShooting Guides and Application
Notes for other reference sources.
Only the NO. (of) TANKS set under the
system menu are shown here !
Remember:
• Use
▲UP
or
DOWN
▼ keys to display more
menus (MORE shown) or selections (UP /
DN are shown)
• Press
• Use the
CANCEL
ENTER
to cancel data entry
key to accept data
Character input / editing:
M1
to
• Press menu keys
(
M4
)
to access
menus.
M1 M2 M3 M4
• Press
• Use
• Press
M1 M2 M3 M4
TANK DATA N refers to / represents a tank number
TANK 1
TANK DATA N Tank 1 is shown selected (press
COPY
COPY FROM TANK DATA X TO N
COPY FROM TANK DATA N TO N
PRESS ENTER IF YOU ARE SURE? Press
TANK 2 ...... Select the tank number to program Data.
TANK 1 Select a tank to copy data from (use
ENTER
M4
to backspace (delete) one or more
characters to the left
M2
to move the cursor right
M1
to move the cursor left
to accept this data.
ï
M1
key).
M
key).
ð
ï
Use
UP/DOWN
Tank Setup Page 2 - 1
▲▼ keys to display tanks 5-8.
2
Tanks – TANK DATA N Menu (C
NAME (Use SHIFT to change from A-M to N-Z to NUMERIC.)
TANK NAME N
TANK N
MANIFOLD
MANIFOLD FOR TANK N (selct only when tanks are part of a manifold)
NONE
MANIFOLD 1
MANIFOLD 2 Press
:
MANIFOLD 4
SHAPE (distinguishes between underground and aboveground)
TANK SHAPE 1
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL Press
(aboveground storage tank)
TYPE (select STANDARD 1 thru XX... see Appendix A)
TANK TYPE N
SPECIAL #
ONTINUED
N refers to / represents a tank number
Press
(INCON recommends leaving the tank name as TANK N )
Use
UP/DOWN
Use
UP/DOWN
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
(for Standard Tank types, or SPECIAL 1 thru 8 or program
the special tank(s) under the SPECIAL TANK N menu )
...
FROM PREVIOUS PA G E
enter up to 7 characters max.
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
to accept this data.
▲ ▼ keys to display Manifold 1 thru 4.
to accept this data.
▲ ▼ keys to choose shape.
to accept this data.
▲ ▼ keys to choose type.
to accept this data.
)
PROBE
PROBE FOR TANK N
PROBE #
PRODUCT
PRODUCT FOR TANK N
PRODUCT #
NOTE
☞
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
Select the correct Probe channel # for TANK N...
Any Probe # (input channel Number) can be used for any Tank.
For example, Probe 8 (the probe that is wired to probe input
channel #8) can be installed in Tank 1 ....BUT a Probe can not
be used (or programmed or assigned) to more than one
tank ! Assigning the same Probe #N to more than one Tank, will
display an alarm when exiting SETUP (to warn you that more
than one tank is referencing the same probe) ! The system will
remain in setup until this problem is fixed.
Set Probe data under the PROBE menu (Chpt. 3.)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
(select Product 1 thru 8 ...
present if a Manifold is selected / changed from
NONE
) ...Also see PRODUCTS menu for standard
products and Special product programming.
▲ ▼ keys to choose probe#.
to accept this data.
▲ ▼ keys to choose product#.
to accept this data.
the PRODUCT menu is not
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Tanks – TANK DATA N Menu (C
P OFFSET (to compensate product readings from tank tilts)
PRODUCT OFFSET N
+0.00000
W OFFSET (to compensate product readings from tank tilts)
WATER OFFSET N
+0.00000
DEL THRES (the minimum volume before a delivery is reported)
DELIVERY THRESHOLD N
+200.000
ONTINUED
+20 to -20
Use keypad to input level units.
Press
ENTER
(see Installation Manual for offset values)
(Not available if Manifold or Pressure probe selected)
+20 to -20
Use keypad to input level units.
Press
ENTER
(see Installation Manual for offset values)
(Not available if Manifold or Pressure probe selected)
1.0 to 99999
Use keypad to input level units.
Press
ENTER
(
the Delivery Threshold menu is not present if a
Manifold is selected / changed from NONE
...
FROM PREVIOUS PA G E
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
)
)
Tanks – TANK ALARM N Menu
Liquid Level Probe &
Floats
PROGRAMMED
TANK
RELATED
ALARM
LIMITS:
HIGH HIGH
HIGH
Product
LOW
LOW
LOW
HIGH
WA TER
Figure 2 - 1 Typical Tank
Limits
ALARMS (To set Tank Alarm Limits)
TANK ALARMS Use
TANK 1
TANK 2 Use
:
TANK 8
NOTES
☞
M2
Select Tank N to program, using M1 - M4 keys.
UP/DOWN
See Figure 2 - 1 at left for typical alarm limit
settings.
N refers to / represents a tank number
• The alarm copy function copies all alarm limits
from Tank X to the current Tank # N. This is a
good function to use for identical sized tanks,
and may be adequate for similar sized tanks
but limit settings may require editing after the
copy operation.
• Also note, Water, High and High High limits
are set in length units, inches or centimeters
— while Low and Low Low limits are set in
volume units,gallons or liters.
key.
▲ ▼ keys to display Tanks 5-8.
Tank Setup Page 2 - 3
2
Tanks – TANK DATA N Menu (C
ONTINUED
...
FROM PREVIOUS PA G E
)
TANK ALARM N To select Tank N ...
COPY (COPY is optional) Press the
M1
key.
COPY FROM TANK ALARMS X TO N
TANK 1 Select a tank to copy data from (use
: Use
UP/DOWN
▲▼ keys to display tanks 5-8.
M
TANK 8 (The alarm copy function copies all alarm limits
COPY TANK ALARMS X TO N from Tank X to the current Tank # N)
PRESS ENTER IF YOU ARE SURE? Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
HIGH LIM
HIGH PRODUCT LEVEL LIMIT N
+96.0000
0.0 to 9999.0
Use keypad to input limit in inches or centimeters.
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
H LIM OG (assign Alarm Limits to Output Group)
HIGH PRODUCT OUTPUT GROUP N (32 OGs available... see Worksheet #2 or #3)
NONE
GROUP A-FF One OG selected (
Not assigned to an output Group (OG)
A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
ALL GROUPS All OGs selected
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
key).
ND OG )
HIGH HIGH N N refers to / represents a tank number
HI HI PRODUCT LEVEL LIMIT N
+96.0000
0.0 to 9999. (enter alarm limit)
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
HH LIM OG N (assign Alarm Limits to Output Group)
HI HI PRODUCT OUTPUT GROUP N (32 OGs available... see Worksheet #2 or #3)
NONE
GROUP A-FF One OG selected (
Not assigned to an output Group (OG)
A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
ND OG )
ALL GROUPS All OGs selected
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
LOW LIM N N refers to / represents a tank number
LOW PRODUCT VOLUME LIMIT N
+0.0000
0.0 to 50000 (enter alarm limit)
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
L LIM OG N (assign Alarm Limits to Output Group)
LOW PRODUCT OUTPUT GROUP N (32 OGs available... see Worksheet #2 or #3)
NONE
GROUP A-FF One OG selected (
(A to FF, or ALL) Not assigned to an output Group (OG)
A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
ND OG )
ALL GROUPS All OGs selected
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
LOW LOW N
LOW LOW PRODUCT VOLUME LIMIT N
+0.0000
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+ 0 to 50000 (enter alarm limit)
Press
ENTER
to accept this data.
Tanks – TANK ALARM N Menu (C
LL LIM OG N (assign Alarm Limits to Output Group)
L L PRODUCT OUTPUT GROUP N (32 OGs available... see Worksheet #2 or #3)
NONE
GROUP A-FF One OG selected (
ALL GROUPS All OGs selected
WATER LIM N
HIGH WATER LEVEL LIMIT N
+4.0000
W LIM OG N (assign Alarm Limits to Output Group)
HIGH WATER OUTPUT GROUP N (32 OGs available... see Worksheet #2 or #3)
NONE
GROUP A-FF One OG selected (
ALL GROUPS All OGs selected
ONTINUED
Not assigned to an output Group (OG)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
0.0 to 9999.0 (enter alarm limit)
Press
ENTER
Not assigned to an output Group (OG)
Use
UP/DOWN
Press
ENTER
...
FROM PREVIOUS PA G E
A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
A = 1ST OG, FF = 32
▲ ▼ keys to choose an OG.
to accept this data.
)
ND OG )
ND OG )
NOTE
WATER LIM N and W LIM OG N are not available for PRESSURE probes, since they do
not measure water level.
☞
Tanks – SPECIAL TANK N Menu
NOTE
☞
• If
STANDARD tanks
• Correction Tables:
then you must program a correction table (100 correction points can be programmed).
Two values are required per point / position (POS #). These are level and volume, which
are found in the manufacturers’ tank table /chart, input these accurately. Always input 0
level and 0 volume for the first point, and max. level and max. volume for the last point.
The number of points in between determines the accuracy of the strapping table.
• Cylindrical T anks:
set the length to the internal length of the tank (correction tables are usually not needed
with cylindrical tanks).
• V ertical or Rectangular tanks:
depth, and set its
max. level and max. volume for the last point.
• Correction Points
level is closest to the bottom of the tank.
length
are selcted, then these menu options will not be available.
If the Special Tank is not a perfect cylinder or has a domed end,
Select diameter and input the internal tank diameter value, and
Select diameter and input the internal tank diameter or
to zero
are automatically sorted from lowest to highest level. The lowest
( 0 )
. Input 0 level and 0 volume for the first point, and
SPECIAL
SPECIAL TANKS
SPECIAL 1
SPECIAL 2
: Use
SPECIAL 8
UP/DOWN
Tank Setup Page 2 - 5
▲▼ keys to display tanks 5-8.
2
Tanks – SPECIAL TANK N Menu (C
SPECIAL TANK N N refers to / represents a tank number
COPY Press the
COPY FROM SPECIAL TANK X TO N Select a tank to copy data from (use
SPECIAL 1
COPY SPECIAL TANK N TO N
PRESS ENTER IF YOU ARE SURE? Press
Use
ONTINUED
M1
key.
ENTER
UP/DOWN
to accept this data.
)
M
key).
▲▼ keys to display tanks 5-8.
DIAMETER Press the
TANK DIAMETER N
+96.00
LENGTH Press the
TANK LENGTH N
+324.000
NOTE
(HEIGHT will replace LENGTH when VERTICAL is selected as the TANK DATA SHAPE)
0.0 to 999,999
Use the
Use the Keypad to input the special tank diameter.
Press
ENTER
0.0 to 999,999
Use the
Use the Keypad to input the special tank diameter.
Press
ENTER
can be added between inaccurate level positions.)
☞
HEIGHT Press the
TANK HEIGHT N
+324.000
0.0 to 1999.0
Use the
Use the Keypad to input the special tank diameter.
ENTER
Press
M2
key.
M4
key to use BACKSPACE.
to accept this data.
M3
key.
M4
key to use BACKSPACE.
to accept this data. (Correction points
M3
key.
M4
key to use BACKSPACE.
to accept this data.
CORR TABL Press the M4 key.
CORRECTION TABLE N (Position (POS #) ...see
ADD Press the
Two values (LEVEL and VOLUME) are required.
LEVEL
VOLUME
2
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+0
Press
+0
Press
M1
key. POS 1 is the lowest value tank.
Use the Keypad to input level of strapping point.
ENTER
Use the Keypad to input volume at that level point.
ENTER
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
NOTES
in this section)
Tanks – SPECIAL TANK N Menu (C
DELETE
SELECT POSITION WITH UP/DN POS # Select the POS # to delete (
LEVEL
+X
VOLUME
+Y
ONTINUED
Press
ENTER
)
to accept this data.
UP/DOWN
▲▼).
ARE YOU SURE? Press
EDIT
SELECT POSITION WITH UP/DN POS # Select POS # to edit
LEVEL
DISPLAY
CORRECTION TABLE N POS N
LEVEL
+X
+X
VOLUME
VOLUME
+Y
+Y
ENTER
Press
ENTER
(correct the mistake and press
Use
UP/DOWN
to accept this data.
to accept this data.
(UP/DOWN
▲▼ keys to scroll thru list.
▲▼).
ENTER
again)
Worksheet 2-1 and 2-2 are shown on the next two pages
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