11
Select
Relay
Fail
Safety
Output
/
LOST
In
the
event
the
sensor
does
not
receive
an
echo,
the
Fail
Safety
Output
or
LOST
setting
can
be
set
to
turn
each
relay
ON
,
OFF
or
HOLD
(to
last
state)
to
achieve
the
desired
fail
‐
safe
condition.
During
fail
‐
safe,
the
display
will
read
LOST
.
1)
Press
and
hold
SELECT
for
5
seconds
to
enter
TOP
‐
LEVEL
MENU.
2)
Select
SAFE.
3)
Select
R1
(relay
1)
,
R2
(relay
2)
or
R3
(relay
3).
4)
Select
an
output
option,
such
as
ON,
OFF
,
or
HOLD
.
To
enter
value,
press
and
hold
SELECT
for
2
seconds
and
release.
SAVED
will
display.
5)
Select
EXIT
to
return
to
the
TOP
‐
LEVEL
MENU.
Power
Outage
If
power
to
the
EchoSwitch®
is
removed
(intentionally
or
accidentally),
the
relays
will
return
to
the
normal
state.
Thus,
in
Relay
1,
NC
terminal
will
be
closed
and
NO
terminal
will
be
open.
Also,
the
NO
terminals
in
relays
2
and
3
will
also
be
open.
Make
sure
that
the
de
‐
energized
state
is
the
safe
state
in
your
system
design.
The
EchoSwitch®
does
use
non
‐
volatile
memory
so
any
power
loss
will
not
affect
the
settings
or
configuration
of
the
sensor.
Select
Fail
‐
Safe
Current
Output
/
LOST:
In
the
event
the
sensor
does
not
receive
an
echo,
the
Fail
‐
Safe
Current
Output
or
LOST
setting
can
be
set
to
output
a
current
of
4mA
,
21mA
or
HOLD
(last
known
value).
During
fail
‐
safe,
the
display
will
read
LOST
.
1)
Press
and
hold
SELECT
for
5
seconds
to
enter
TOP
‐
LEVEL
MENU.
2)
Select
SAFE.
3)
Select
OUTPUT.
4)
Select
an
output
option,
such
as
4mA,
21mA
,
or
HOLD
.
To
enter
value,
press
and
hold
SELECT
for
2
seconds
and
release.
SAVED
will
display.
5)
Select
EXIT
to
return
to
the
TOP
‐
LEVEL
MENU.
Troubleshooting
If
you
face
any
issues
not
addressed
in
this
Quick
Start,
please
refer
to
the
EchoSwitch®
Manual
located
on
Flowline’s
website
at
www.flowline.com.
Information
on
how
to
set
a
LOW
or
HIGH
alarm,
as
well
as
how
to
FILL
or
EMPTY
a
tank
with
a
pump,
can
also
be
found
in
the
EchoSwitch®
Manual
located
on
Flowline’s
website
at
www.flowline.com.
