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OEL8000II 

Owners Manual 

5-1 

Section 5 

FAQ’s for OEL8000II

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

The following are frequently asked questions and answers for the OEL8000II: 

Q1. What cable should be used for tanks and sensors? 

A1. Belden 8761 for probes (a must) and Belden 9940 for sensors (recommended). 

 
Q2. What batteries are used in the system? 

A2. cr2032 (two batteries). 

 
Q3. What type of paper is used in the printer? 

A3. Thermal paper: 21/4" width, 3/8" core, and 11/2" diameter. 

 
Q4. How do you test the printer engine? 

A4. Turn controller off. Press and hold down the feed button then turn the controller 

back on with finger still on the feed button. Wait for printout. 

 
Q5. How do you clear RAM in the controller? 

A5. While observing the LCD, press and release the S2 reset button on the upper left-

hand corner of the motherboard. As soon as you observe activity on the LCD, 
press and hold down the number 5 key on the data keypad. When the LCD 
displays: 

  

WAITING TO CLEAR RAM 

TO CLEAR RAM, RELEASE KEY 

release the key immediately. 

Do not wait 5 seconds as displayed on the LCD

. 

 
Q6. Can sensor locations and parameters be changed? 

A6. Only in Setup. This can be accessed only by authorized personnel. 

 

Summary of Contents for OEL8000II

Page 1: ...nkonkoma NY 11779 Tank Gauging Liquid Level and Leak Detection Systems OEL8000II Owner s Manual Version 5 33E August 2006 OMNTEC FAULT ALARM OK 1 ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQR 7 STU 8 VWX 9 YZ_ 0...

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Page 3: ...ed by OMNTEC Mfg Inc All rights are reserved No part of this document may be reproduced transmitted processed or recorded by any means or form electronic mechanical photographic or otherwise without t...

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Page 5: ...system or modification to any parts of the system will nullify U L listing and our warranty OMNTEC Mfg Inc will not be responsible for any liability claims arising from the performance of modified un...

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Page 7: ...ctive The above warranty is exclusive of all other warranties whether implied or expressed Seller assumes no obligation for special or indirect damages incurred by user OMNTEC warranty for custom prob...

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Page 9: ...series Remotes 2 7 2 2 4 2 Interface Boards 2 8 2 2 4 3 Remote Communications OMNTEC PC interactive software 2 8 2 2 4 4 Additional Options 2 8 SECTION 3 SYSTEM OPERATIONS 3 1 3 1 CONTROL PANEL 3 1 3...

Page 10: ...1 1 5 Printout Drop Information 4 2 4 1 1 6 Printout Shift Log Report 4 2 4 1 1 7 Enable Disable Automatic Printout for Alarm 4 2 4 1 1 8 Enable Disable Automatic Printout upon Drop 4 3 4 1 2 View Inv...

Page 11: ...0II Installation Manual At a minimum it is the installer s responsibility to be familiar with and to comply with intrinsic design principles as defined in the National Electrical Code It is also the i...

Page 12: ...Inc 3 Power to the controller must be removed before installing or servicing the equipment 4 The only adjustments that you are allowed to make are a Loading the printer paper b Programming the control...

Page 13: ...es by taking some time to read this manual If you do nothing else make certain that everyone who will have access to the controller reads the previous section Read This First 1 2 About this Manual Thi...

Page 14: ...ual uses the following conventions Bold indicates emphasis or heading Note is used to set off important information from the rest of the text This manual also uses the following warning and caution fo...

Page 15: ...spaces piping sumps double wall piping dispenser pans dykes and observation wells for monitoring the tank contents and detecting leaks These are connected to the controller via electrical cables that...

Page 16: ...ing alpha numeric characters and is used for entering data It also contains CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys for positioning the cursor on the LCD LEDs Three LEDs are used to indicate system status O...

Page 17: ...dible alarm and display a message on its LCD If the system includes a remote annunciator its LED will illuminate and its audible alarm will also be activated Pressing the ACK key on the controller s f...

Page 18: ...High High Level Alarm occurs when the product level in the tank reaches an emergency height during a fill condition The factory default value is 90 but this can be adjusted up to 95 Overfill Alarm si...

Page 19: ...on the system will wait for several minutes for the contents to settle and then store the data The controller will store data for up to five deliveries per tank and up to forty 40 deliveries for the e...

Page 20: ...el must remain constant This feature also automatically prints the VLD test results Note The automated VLD feature must be enabled by an authorized installer as instructed in the programming section o...

Page 21: ...ensors BX series BX sensors are built with four wire buss technology which allows up to 22 BX sensors to be networked along the same cable on each buss line 2 2 4 Optional Features The OEL8000II funct...

Page 22: ...2 Low Voltage Output Boards IB 12V 4 20 mA Card IB NET Board 2 2 4 3 Remote Communications OMNTEC PC interactive software Access to the system by computer allows for real time monitoring and downloadi...

Page 23: ...nter and panel lock are accessible on the Controller s front panel see Figure 3 1 3 1 1 LCD Display Screen The LCD features a four line display with a maximum of forty characters per line During norma...

Page 24: ...epairs must be performed by authorized installers Do not attempt to perform any repairs yourself Do not touch anything inside the panel Failure to comply will create an electric shock or explosion haz...

Page 25: ...exit a submenu by pressing the MENU key If EXIT is displayed on the bottom line of the LCD press the arrow key beneath it 3 1 4 3 TEST Key Pressing the TEST key will activate the self test feature Th...

Page 26: ...ledge Time i e snooze alarm for controller the horn will sound again after the elapsed time period providing the alarm condition still exists This option can only be programmed by an authorized techni...

Page 27: ...nto multiple screens You can advance from one screen to the next by pressing the arrow key beneath the word MORE When you find the option you are looking for press the arrow key beneath it When you ge...

Page 28: ...nabled This can include tank data interstitial data sump data etc see Section 3 2 2 1 STATUS Submenu ALARMS this submenu provides detailed information when an alarm occurs see Section 3 2 2 2 ALARMS S...

Page 29: ...4b ALARM LOG displays the number of alarm entries in the alarm log and allows you to get a printout of the log see Section 3 2 2 5 ALRM LOG The controller will store up to 128 alarm entries Note Do no...

Page 30: ...larm events occur see Section 3 2 2 6 ALRM PRNT Submenu VLD enables disables the on demand volumetric leak detection test see Section 3 2 2 7 VLD Submenu CITLD an optional feature for enabling Continu...

Page 31: ...u Screen 5 for more options 3 2 1 5 Screen 5 MAIN Menu Selecting MORE on the bottom line of the LCD advances the LCD to Screen 5 see Figure 3 7 The bottom line of the screen changes and provides the f...

Page 32: ...M PRNT VLD CITLD DROP E D PRNT DROP SHFT LOG DIAG CLD PRINTER 3 2 2 1 STATUS Submenu The STATUS Submenu provides information based on the probes and sensors that are connected to the controller and ha...

Page 33: ...report of the tank currently displayed on the LCD See Figure 3 9 If sensor data is being displayed it will provide the sensor number description serial number and its location MORE advances to Screen...

Page 34: ...height of the product The product height is calculated by subtracting the reading of the water float from the product float To view the same data for other tanks press the arrow beneath NEXT Note Afte...

Page 35: ...ric leak detection VLD data for the tank number shown The top line remains unchanged showing the day date time and status The next two lines provide the following data Ullage the amount of empty space...

Page 36: ...ue shows whether the test passed or failed in the above screen the test failed 3 2 2 1 5 STATUS Submenu Screen 5 Selecting MORE on the bottom line of the LCD advances the LCD to Screen 5 see Figure 3...

Page 37: ...3 15a This will be displayed for a few seconds and then cleared When there is an active alarm or warning selecting ALARMS will display the ALARMS Submenu The LCD will alternate between two messages se...

Page 38: ...ens shown above Select NEXT or PREV to resume alternating between the screens A printout of the Alarm Log can be obtained in the ALRM LOG Submenu see Section 3 2 2 5 ALRM LOG Submenu that can be acces...

Page 39: ...the submenu the second line displays Adjust The Day of the Week The third line shows the cursor flashing on the day see Figure 3 17 The bottom line of the TIME Submenu allows you to make changes to th...

Page 40: ...Tel 1 631 981 2001 Fax 1 631 981 2007 TH 2 06 07 17 05 38 ALARM LOG Report Tank Number 1 DIESEL HIGH WATER ALARM CLEARED Event Time TU 02 06 07 17 05 38 Tank Number 1 DIESEL HIGH WATER ALARM Event Ti...

Page 41: ...ee Figure 3 16d upon the occurrence of an alarm A printout will also be automatically provided when the alarm is acknowledged The bottom line of the ALRM PRNT Submenu provides the following features E...

Page 42: ...ons per hour or 0 2 gallons per hour EPA leak rate standards The standard is programmed in the SETUP Submenu Although the example below shows only one tank the log will actually hold data for up to 32...

Page 43: ...LD Submenu without starting a test select EXIT The LCD return to Screen 1 of the MAIN Menu 3 If you didn t choose all tanks 0 in Step 2 you can repeat Steps 1 and 2 for each additional tank to be test...

Page 44: ...data up to five drops for each tank and up to 40 drops for the entire system The second line on the LCD indicates the number of entries currently stored in the system The bottom line of the DROP E D S...

Page 45: ...ine using the data keypad Delivery Log TANK 1 PRODUCT TYPE DIESEL Start Time TH 01 11 07 12 00 01 Stop Time TH 01 11 07 12 30 54 Start T C Vol 2666 06 G Start Gross Vol 2673 27 G Start Water Vol 191 3...

Page 46: ...e Figure 3 24b The Shift Report provides an inventory report only for enabled tanks and for the specified shift s The second line of the LCD prompts you to enter the number of shifts to be printed max...

Page 47: ...ished The second and third lines also identify the current setting for DIAG MODE diagnostic mode DIAG Prod diagnostics for product DIAG Water diagnostics for water and DIAG OFF diagnostic mode is off...

Page 48: ...ogrammed levels Repeatedly selecting this field will cycle through product water and off When you select OFF the LCD will display Figure 3 25a When you select water it will display Figure 3 25b and wh...

Page 49: ...and height levels will return to actual settings 3 2 2 13 PRINTER Submenu A number of menus provide access to the PRINTER Submenu see Figure 3 26 that allows you to determine where data is sent Choos...

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Page 51: ...in Screen 2 of the MAIN Menu to obtain an inventory printout of each enabled tank in the system Pressing the PRINT key will provide an inventory report as well as an alarm report for currently active...

Page 52: ...elect PRNT DROP to enter the PRNT DROP Submenu see Section 3 2 2 9 PRNT DROP Submenu 3 Select LAST DROP for printout of most recent drop or ALL DROPS to printout contents of the entire log 4 1 1 6 Pri...

Page 53: ...P E D Submenu see Section 3 2 2 8 DROP E D Submenu 3 Select E D to toggle between enable and disable 4 1 2 View Inventory Data In Screen 1 of the MAIN Menu select STATUS see Section 3 2 2 1 STATUS Sub...

Page 54: ...DIAG Submenu is displayed 3 Select E D to enable or disable communications 4 1 8 Testing Alarms for Product and Water Alarms are tested by adjusting the product or water height until alarm is trigger...

Page 55: ...nabled system will print the date and time of acknowledgment 4 To review alarms on the LCD select ALARMS in Screen 1 of the MAIN Menu To obtain a printout select ALARMS in Screen 1 of Main Menu then s...

Page 56: ...n effect 3 Setup enters programming Accessible only to authorized personnel 4 Time set the systems date and time 5 Print All provides an inventory report of all enabled tanks 6 Alarm Log provides prin...

Page 57: ...ws programming of dwell time in minutes 13 Shift Log prints shift log 14 Diag enables disables callout and tests alarm levels for product and water 15 CLD Continuous Leak Detection Discussed in the OE...

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Page 59: ...inter engine A4 Turn controller off Press and hold down the feed button then turn the controller back on with finger still on the feed button Wait for printout Q5 How do you clear RAM in the controlle...

Page 60: ...A10 Inside the door below the lock It begins with EL and is followed by 6 digits Q11 How do you change the date and time A11 In Screen 1 of the MAIN Menu select MORE to advance to Screen 2 then select...

Page 61: ...y remove old paper roll Do not discard the core pin 4 Slide core pin into center of new paper roll and place into paper bracket 5 Slide paper edge into the paper feed roller The feeder will automatica...

Page 62: ...the paper through its paper slot see Figure A 3 OMNTEC FAULT ALARM OK 1 ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQR 7 STU 8 VWX 9 YZ_ 0 CURSOR RIGHT CURSOR LEFT PRINT TEST ACK MENU DEL O E L 8 0 0 O I I T A N...

Page 63: ...and D or Class I Zone O Group IIB hazardous locations when connected in accordance with control drawing number CDOEL8000II or CDOEL8000II ENTITY A ELECTRICAL RATINGS INPUT 100 240 VAC 60 W max 47 63...

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