Installation
Tankvision Gauge Link
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Hauser
5.2.6
Diagnostic/service port connections
The diagnostic / service port generally remains unconnected during normal operation of the
Tankvision Gauge Link. The port has a 9 way “D” type socket connector. A suitable cable with
mating plug will be required for local connection of a service laptop PC or similar.
A “standard” serial port, a 9 way fully wired plug – socket cable will be required. The cable
should be wired pin-to-pin, i.e. 1-1, 2-2, 3-3, … 9-9. Proprietary cables will generally have
all pins wired, though only pins 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 are actually used. Cable length should not
exceed 2 metres (6,6 ft).
Diagnostic-service_port_connections
PC
Service laptop PC or similar
TVGL Tanvision Gauge Link
R
Required connection
O
Optional connection
Note that in the case of Tankvision Gauge Links on a multi-dropped network, the
service port provides local access to the individual Tankvision Gauge Link only. It is not
possible to communicate with other Tankvision Gauge Links on the network through
this service port.
5.2.7
Internal jumper links
The Print circuit boards within the plastic enclosure of the Tankvision Gauge Link are fitted
with Jumper links, all the jumpers don’t need to be accessed apart from one jumper link.
LK_TS on the BPM module which only needs to be fitted if the field bus baud rate is 2400.
PC
TVGL
= R
= O
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Module
Jumper link
Use
TRL/2 module
LK_P link
Used to feed 5vdc supply to board. (default:- open)