• 24 hour clock
• Temperature at the indoor unit in °C
• No. Days of fuel remaining in the tank
• Fuel remaining bar chart (10% increments)
Note:
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E - indicates that the system believes that
the tank is empty
•
Lo – indicates that there is less than 5
days of fuel remaining
When the system calculates there is less than 14 days of fuel remaining,
this becomes the DEFAULT screen.
The Intelligent Oil Monitoring System
Easy step-by-step user guide.
• Once at default screen, hold the ENTER button in and the remote
diagnostic screen will appear until the button is released
•
To have the remote diagnostic screen remain on the display:
1. Press and hold the ENTER button
2. Press and hold either of the arrow buttons
3. Release the ENTER button
4. Release the arrow button
5 . Remote diagnostic screen will remain on the display
6. Press ENTER or BACK to dismiss.
The default screens: Litres Remaining - more than 14 days of fuel remaining. Days to Empty - less than 14 days of fuel remaining. When the system
calculates this it will then change to the Days to Empty Screen for 2 seconds out of every 20 seconds and beep when this change occurs. (Pressing
simultaneously the ENTER and BACK buttons will disable the beeping until the next midday or another “Fill” or “Loss” has occurred).
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Time and Date screen (iT1000 & iT9000)
• Date – Day, Month and Year
• 24 hour clock
• Fuel remaining bar chart (10% increments)
Note: To change the time or date, hold the
ENTER button while on the time/date screen
until it begins to ash. Then using the arrow
buttons scroll to the correct time. To change
the date, continue to hold the arrow button
longer and as it speeds up it will also change
through the dates (After initial setup the date
can only be brought forward 14 days & back 1
day without resetting the device).
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100%
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Litres Remaining screen (iT1000 & iT9000)
• 24 hour clock
• Temperature at the indoor unit in °C
• Number of litres remaining
• Fuel remaining bar chart (10%
increments)
•
DEFAULT screen
Note:
•
E - indicates that the system believes that
the tank is empty
•
Lo – indicates that there is less than 5
days of fuel remaining
•
FULL - indicates that the fuel level is less
than 150mm from the i-Track Transmitter
at the top of the tank.
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Fill Events screen (iT1000 & iT9000)
• When a Fill or Loss occurs, the words FiLL
or LoSS will appear on screen along with
the FILL segment being highlighted and a
BEEP
•
To accept, press and hold the ENTER &
BACK buttons together until the word CLr
appears, then release
•
The latest FiLL or LoSS will then appear
in a log as either 01 or L 01 respectively,
along with the date of when it occurred
Note: Press the arrow buttons to view
previous lls or losses and the dates in which
they occurred.
•
By pressing the ENTER button at any of
these logs you will be directed to a cost
screen and a litres screen which calculates
the volume of fuel which has been added
or lost in that particular EVENT
•
To update the cost of fuel, press and hold the ENTER button on the
cost screen until it begins to ash
•
Use the arrow buttons to update the latest fuel costs
• Press ENTER again to accept the changes made.
In order to make extreme changes to the date or alter the tank (shape, height or
volume) you must reset the device. This can be achieved by completing the following
simple steps.
1.
Press and hold the BACK button
2. Press and hold the DOWN arrow button
3. Press and hold the UP arrow button
4. Press and hold the ENTER button
5. The bar chart on the right hand side will begin to countdown
6. Once completed the screen will ash
7. Reset has been completed
Once reset, press any button to take you to the time and date screen to begin setup
again. Resetting this device will lose any previously logged data, i.e. Fills or Losses.
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Reseting the device (iT1000 & iT9000)
FILL
FILL
Use the up and down arrows to navigate through the user screens. At any stage hold the back button to return to the default screen.
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Days to Empty screen (iT1000 & iT9000)
• 24 hour clock
• Temperature at the indoor unit in °C
• Percentage of fuel remaining to 2
decimal places
•
Fuel remaining bar chart (10%
increments)
Note:
•
E - indicates that the system believes
that the tank is empty
• Lo – indicates that there is less than 5 days of fuel remaining
•
FULL - indicates that the fuel level is less than 150mm from the i-Track
Transmitter at the top of the tank.
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Percentage Remaining screen (iT1000 & iT9000)
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Remote Diagnostic screen (iT1000 & iT9000)
• Time elapsed since last received a reading
in minutes (e.g. r0:05 indicates that 5
minutes has passed since it last received a
message from the transmitter)
•
Fuel storage temperature where the i-Track
Transmitter is located in °C
•
Live distance (MILLIMETERS) between the
i-Track Transmitter and the fuel level
•
Bar chart signies reception strength
between the units (10% increments)
•
To gain access to the remote diagnostic screen, hold the BACK button which
will bring you to the current default screen (Depending on how many days of fuel
there is remaining).
Consumption Rate (iT9000 Only)
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There are four different types of consumption calculated:
COST, LITRES, PERCENTAGE & CO2 EMISSIONS
These are displayed in a Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Annual
rate. To alternate between the different rates, press the
ENTER and BACK buttons.
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Cost
a)
Litres
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b)
Percentage
c)
kgCO
2
d)
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The Intelligent Oil Monitoring System
Easy step-by-step user guide.
Thank you for selecting i-Track as your intelligent monitoring system.
Keeping an eye on your oil consumption has never been easier with the help of the
new i-Track wireless oil monitoring system. This device will help to show the end
user just how much oil they use/waste in their homes and highlight the money they
can save as a result.
i-Track monitors the volume of fuel in tanks and for the
FIRST time gives an
accurate measurement of the average usage. By adjusting the thermostat and
turning radiators up and down in certain areas of the home, i-Track lets consumers
know if they have made a difference to the amount of oil they have consumed and
how much it has SAVED them. It will also let them know how much harmful CO
2
emissions the home is producing.
By having this device the user can save money by monitoring the changes they make to
their home when adjustments are made to the thermostat.
To ensure that you receive the maximum out of your product, please observe the
following instructions:
•
Display unit – remove batteries before cleaning and clean using a damp cloth (water).
Do not use any cleaning agents, aerosols or liquids
•
Outdoor unit – wipe down using a damp cloth (water)
• Do not scratch hard or abrasive objects against the display unit as this may cause
damage
•
Do not leave discharged batteries in either of the units for any length of time as they
may leak and cause corrosion.
uSnd
- The “uSnd” notication signals that the ultrasound was unable to
take a successful reading for the last 30 minutes (or since the remote
unit was powered up). While the notication is active the base will
continue to report the last good reading but will show that it is
uncertain by the ashing segment in the bar graph.
rEnt
- Or “REMOTE” notication. This signals that the base has not spoken
to the remote unit in the last 4 hours (or since the base unit has been
powered up). After the remote has been missing for just an hour the
base will enter a scanning mode on its own (indicated by the green
LED ashing) for just over 30 minutes to try and recover the unit. It
enters scanning mode again after an hour, then after 2, 4 and 8 hours
and continues to scan every 8 hours until it recovers the unit.
Low Battery
- If the battery in the base is low the battery icon will ash on the
display on all screens except the Remote Diagnostics.
To ensure that you use your product safely and correctly please read the “Warnings &
Safety Precautions”, “Caring for our Product” and the “User Guide” sections before
using this i-Track oil measuring system.
Please observe the following warning and safety precaution guidelines when setting up
and using this product:
•
When installing this system, if in doubt always contact a qualied plumbing and
heating engineer
•
Do not immerse the display unit in water or other liquids. If liquid is spilt over it, dry it
immediately
•
Do not subject either of the units to excessive force or shock
• The LCD panel behind the front window is made of glass and may break if the unit is
dropped or impacted directly onto
•
Keep the product away from direct heat sources such as radiators, stoves, heaters,
res etc.
•
Do not tamper with any of the internal components as it will invalidate your warranty
• Do not attempt to repair the product yourself. Contact a retailer or our customer
service department
•
Take care when handling all battery types. Batteries can cause injury, burns or
damage to property if they come into contact with conducting materials
•
Remove the batteries before storing for a long period of time
• Dispose of batteries correctly in accordance to local waste regulations
• When disposing the product, do so in accordance with your local waste disposal
regulations.
Introduction Cleaning and Caring for the Product
Nomenclature
rBAt - If the battery in the remote unit is low the “rBAt” notication will
ash on the screen and the battery icon will ash on the Remote
Diagnostics screen. At extreme temperatures (below -10°C) the lithium
battery in the remote unit must work harder in order to deliver the
power required to operate the device properly. As the battery ages
this may cause the device to report a low voltage condition earlier
than it would under moderate temperatures.
tIME
- The “tiME” notication indicates that the correct time cannot be
recovered. Normally if the base resets, when it comes back online it
will recover the time from the remote unit when it next communicates
(this may take up to an hour to occur). If the remote unit has also reset
during this period it will not be possible to recover the time and after
the base has communicated with the remote and discovered this fact
it will present this notication.
Lo
- When the Litres / Percentage remaining and Days to Empty screen
show “Lo” it indicates that there is less than 5 days of fuel remaining.
E
- “E” indicates when the system believes that the tank is empty.
FuLL - If the fuel is closer than 150mm to the remote unit then the percentage
and volume screens will just show “FuLL”.
FiLL
- This indicates that the fuel level in the tank has increased rapidly
and a Fill has occurred. You can accept this through entering the
Events Screen by pressing the
ENTER & BACK buttons together
until it appears.
LoSS
- This indicates that the fuel level in your tank has dropped rapidly
and a Loss has occurred. You can accept this through entering the
Events Screen by pressing the
ENTER & BACK buttons together
until it appears.
Safety Guidelines
Note: The technical specication for this product and the contents of the user
manual are subject to change without notice.
•
The contents of this user manual may not be reproduced without the
permission of the manufacturer.
Images shown in this manual may appear different to that of the actual
product or display.
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