Once the probe has been fitted the button should be pressed again to send the current
tank level to the servers. To do this press in the centre of the stylised mark as indicated
in *fig 6 for at least one second.
Fig 6
Press here
The first time this hidden button is pushed, lights will indicate the device status.
Status Lights during installation
During installation there are two lights that inform you of the sensors progress.
The
red
light concerns whether the unit is connected to the GSM network.
The
green
light informs of various stages and readings.
When first initiated the
green
light will flash rapidly once or twice. This is the unit taking
a series of readings to establish the current tank level.
After this the GSM will be started and the
red
light will begin to flash. At first it will flash
once every second
ʹ
this is the unit searching for a connection to the mobile network.
After approximately 30 seconds it should slow down to once every four seconds. This
indicates that it has registered onto the network. If it never slows down to one in four
then a network is not present or has too low a signal.
After the SmartGuard logged on, the
green
light will flash to indicate signal strength. It
will flash from one to five times
ʹ
with five being the strongest.
It will now wait for approximately 4 minutes with the
green
light 'flickering' rapidly and
the
red
light slow flashing. After this time, the lights should go out and the unit is now
monitoring for level and re-filling.
