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Veeder-Root TLS-450, Setup And Operation

The Veeder-Root TLS-450 is a state-of-the-art fuel management system designed for convenience stores and fleet operations. Easily navigate through the Setup And Operation with the comprehensive user manual available for free download from manualshive.com. Ensure seamless operation with this essential tool for monitoring fuel transactions.

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TLS-450 Setup and Operation Screens Manual 

 

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Line Pressure Sensor 

LPR Sensor Diagnostics - General 

 

 
The LPR Sensor Diagnostics - General screen displays a report with general diagnostic information about 
all Line Pressure Sensors in the system. This screen is reached by selecting the Line Pressure Sensor 
icon in the diagnostic main screen. 

Report Column Descriptions 

Type 

Sensor Type 
 
Value: 063 -Line P Sensor 

Status 

Sensor Status 
 
Possible messages: 

•

 

Normal 

•

 

Inactive 

Summary of Contents for TLS-450

Page 1: ...Manual No 577013 940 Revision F Screens Manual TLS 450 Setup and Operation...

Page 2: ...and Conditions VEEDER ROOT S PREFERRED CARRIER 1 Contact Veeder Root Customer Service at 800 873 3313 with the specific part numbers and quantities that were missing or received damaged 2 Fax signed...

Page 3: ...To Do About It 17 Changing Printer Paper 20 SETUP SCREENS 21 Main Setup 21 Date and Time Setup 22 Date Time Setup Daylight Savings 22 Date Time Setup Date Time Set 24 Display Setup Language and Units...

Page 4: ...98 Pumps and Lines 101 PLLD Setup Overview 101 Pumps and Lines Setup Pumps 102 Pumps and Lines Setup Lines 104 Pumps and Lines Setup All Lines 106 Line Lockout Schedule Daily 106 Line Lockout Schedule...

Page 5: ...screen 155 Add Edit Contact Entry Modem 156 Control Buttons lower right of screen 157 Add Edit Contact Entry Fax 158 Control Buttons lower right of screen 159 Add Edit Contact Entry TCP IP 160 Control...

Page 6: ...story 197 Report Column Descriptions 197 Control Button on right of screen 198 Inventory Reports Shift Inventory 199 Report Column Descriptions 199 Environmental Reports 201 Environmental Reports Comb...

Page 7: ...y Compliance 238 Tank Test Diagnostics CSLD Monthly 239 Report Column Descriptions 239 CSLD Monthly Report Refresh Rate 240 Control Buttons on right of screen 240 Regulatory Compliance 240 Tank Test D...

Page 8: ...Control Buttons Right side of screen 272 Reconciliation 273 Reconciliation Diagnostics Status 273 Report Column Description 273 Control Buttons on right side of screen 274 Reconciliation Diagnostics...

Page 9: ...creen 300 Sensor Diagnostics 3 Wire CL 301 Report Column Descriptions 301 Sensor Diagnostics 3 Wire CL Sensor Refresh Rate 302 Control Button right of screen 302 Mag Sensor 303 Mag Sensor Diagnostics...

Page 10: ...8 Module Diagnostics Device Directory 330 Report Column Descriptions 330 Module Diagnostics Device Assignments 331 Report Column Descriptions 331 Module Diagnostics Comm 333 Report Column Descriptions...

Page 11: ...tion Screens Manual xi Table of Device Identifiers 361 Table of Module Device Identifiers 362 Table of Standard Abbreviations 362 Table of Unit Abbreviations 363 Table of Unit Conversions 364 Table of...

Page 12: ...ne preparation and line leak detector installation ATG Technician Level 2 3 or 4 Certification Contractors holding valid ATG Technician Certifications are approved to perform installation checkout sta...

Page 13: ...anuals thoroughly If you do not understand a procedure ask someone who does Safety Warnings This system operates near highly combustible fuel storage tanks Leaking tanks can create serious environment...

Page 14: ...is time to change the roll Item 2 System Visual Status LEDs The check symbol is beneath a green LED When the green LED is lit there are no alarms active normal The exclamation symbol is beneath a yell...

Page 15: ...per second 2 Alarm Report button When an alarm occurs this button will flash and the console beeper will activate Touch this button once to display the Active Alarms Report screen Once the Active Alar...

Page 16: ...etup button displays the main System Setup Screen 10 Diagnostic button Touching the Diagnostic button displays the main Diagnostic Screen 11 Shift Close button Touching the Shift Close button displays...

Page 17: ...o help identify the current screen in the Data View area Information related to the name of the screen selected tab screen name and specific device or object being displayed will be present The right...

Page 18: ...a area displays the information associated with any selected setup report or diagnostic screen Tabs at the top of the data area All Tanks All Sensors User Defined 1 etc in the diagram below if present...

Page 19: ...ts you can scroll through it and select any topic for display Item 2 Edit Help button If this feature is enabled you can touch this button to view add your own text to the default text for any selecte...

Page 20: ...lues in a Field When you make an entry or change to a field on a screen an asterisk is displayed on the currently viewed tab and beside the edited field see star highlights in example below Touch the...

Page 21: ...field value being entered Field Edit Region This is the view area to show the value as it is being entered entries are left justified Character Entry Region This region has Buttons that enter charact...

Page 22: ...of the field value being entered Field Edit Region This is the view area to show the value as it is being entered entries are right justified Character Entry Region This region has Buttons that enter...

Page 23: ...for the currently selected language This dialog is used to enter alpha numeric fields and special alpha numeric fields like phone numbers IP addresses etc Field Name Region This is the title area that...

Page 24: ...ch this button to apply the selection o Cancel touch this button to discard any selections that have been made o touch this button to move the cursor to the left o touch this button to move the cursor...

Page 25: ...er Mode is Complete 2 Setup the TLS 450 Console A site that has a brand new TLS 450 with Wireless 2 devices 1 Power up all wireless devices 2 Power up the TLS RF Console and wait about 5 minutes befor...

Page 26: ...nks Setup in order of the Tab Screens left to right 7 Pumps and line Setup in order of the Tab Screens left to right 8 Automatic Events Setup do after above setups make sure communications is setup fi...

Page 27: ...he alarm s The warning and alarm label s will continue to display scroll in the System Status box until you correct the cause of the problem If your system has a printer and it has been programmed to...

Page 28: ...e alarms Acknowledging alarms does not clear them that requires fixing the cause of the alarm How Do I Learn More About an Alarm and What To Do About It You can access all alarm reports Active History...

Page 29: ...rm Help screen in which its cause and a suggested corrective action are shown see Delivery Needed alarm example below You can touch the More About Active Alarms link at the bottom of the Alarm Help sc...

Page 30: ...s and hazards involved refer all service to a qualified Veeder Root Service Representative Attempting to service tank monitors and equipment without proper training can cause damage to property enviro...

Page 31: ...er from the printer by clasping both sides of the paper where it goes under the small paper feed roller and gently pulling out and down 4 Remove and discard the old roll of paper 5 Unfasten the end of...

Page 32: ...on navigators to all device setups in the console If a button is dimmed it is a disabled feature that is unavailable Available system setups are discussed below NOTE the term tab screen as used herein...

Page 33: ...the first Sunday in November In the U S each time zone switches at a different time In the European Union Summer Time begins and ends at 1 00 a m Universal Time Greenwich Mean Time It begins the last...

Page 34: ...rmat Minutes Allowable Selections 0 to 59 AM PM if 12 Hr Format Allowable Selections AM PM End Date Allowable Selections See below Default NOV FIRST WEEK SUN Select Month Allowable Selections January...

Page 35: ...the current Date and Time for the console Set Current Date Enter the current date Allowable selections Month 1 12 Day 1 31 Year 1970 2038 Default Today s date Set Current Time Enter the current time A...

Page 36: ...its The Display Setup Language and Units screen lets you select the language and units to be used in all screens and print outs System Language Allowable selections English Chinese French or Spanish D...

Page 37: ...ormat screen lets you select the date format to be used in all screens and print outs Date Format Allowable selections YYYY_MM_DD DD_MM_YYYY MM_DD_YYYY MON_DD_YYYY Default MM_DD_YYYY Date Separator Al...

Page 38: ...p Number Format The Display Setup Number Format screen lets you select the numerical separators to be used in all screens and print outs Decimal Separator Allowable selections or Default Thousands Sep...

Page 39: ...t to each of these tab fields is an advanced setup button This button will launch a screen with additional choices related to the tab that has been enabled All Tanks Tab Selecting Enable in the All Ta...

Page 40: ...Tab Advanced Setup screen In this screen you can create your own tab label as well as populate the display with your choice of tanks and sensors Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Enabled U...

Page 41: ...status graphic displayed on the home screen System Status All Tanks and on any System Status User Defined status screens if assigned To assist you in deciding about your choices the changes to the ta...

Page 42: ...Allowable selections Disabled Bottom Text On Tank Default Bottom Text Alarm Condition Icon Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Enabled Delivery Indicator Allowable selections Enabled Disabl...

Page 43: ...status graphic Fuel Fill Selection This selection lets you configure the fuel patterns to display as fuel levels in a selected tank Touch any tank button on the bottom of the screen then select the d...

Page 44: ...l comprise the content of that sensor s status graphic displayed on the home screen System Status All Sensors and on any of the System Status User Defined screens if assigned To assist you in deciding...

Page 45: ...wable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Category Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Type B 3 wire CL Sensors Sensor Label Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default D...

Page 46: ...ns Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Ground Water Sensors Sensor Label Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Alarm Condition Icon Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disable...

Page 47: ...nual 36 Line Pressure Sensors Sensor Label Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Alarm Condition Icon Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Pressure Allowable selecti...

Page 48: ...the lower right of the screen A page is considered configured if it contains at least one valid device entry Initially the setup area will show one page where none of the device positions are assigned...

Page 49: ...nfo set Use the header to identify site location phone number etc Header 1 Allowable selections Alphanumeric Text Field Length 20 Characters Default Empty Header 2 Allowable selections Alphanumeric Te...

Page 50: ...sent at the top of faxes transmitted by the console Allowable selections Alphanumeric Text Field Length 30 Characters Default Empty Fax Sender Number Enter the phone number the console will dial from...

Page 51: ...creens and print out end user reports While you remain logged in a log out button will be visible in the lower right side of the System Status screen Once you are logged in timeout rules will apply as...

Page 52: ...you will be logged out and the console will return to the System Status window in log out mode No warning will be given before the session timeout If the timeout occurs before you have saved changes o...

Page 53: ...at the bottom of the screen Configured Note 1 Do not enable probe until its address is assigned 2 Once enabled do not disable probe if it is assigned to a tank You must first unassign the probe from t...

Page 54: ...elow are enabled for edit 2 Only circuit codes D004 D005 and D006 are allowed to set the float type to 4 in phase separation Fuel Offset Custom Float Type Allowable selections 8 in to 8 in 203 2 to 20...

Page 55: ...867 D023 GLB10 0 060 3 000 D024 GLB11 0 060 3 000 3 4 CUSTOM FLOAT DEFAULTS Circuit Code Name Type 4 Floats 3 Floats Water Offset Fuel Offset Invalid Fuel Water Min Water Offset Fuel Offset Invalid F...

Page 56: ...wable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selections Choose from drop down list of available external inputs Not Assigned Default Not Assigned Label Allowable selections Up...

Page 57: ...ting this relay type when one IQ controlled pump of a manifolded set is turned On for line leak testing the relay will activate blocking communication with the second IQ controlled pump giving the con...

Page 58: ...bel Allowable selections Up to 20 alphanumeric characters Default Blank Type Enter the type of input Standard Generator Pump Sense or Standard ACK that is connected to the selected input location STAN...

Page 59: ...ons Standard Generator Pump Sense Standard ACK Default Standard Orientation You must identify the input switch orientation as either normally open or normally closed so the console properly recognizes...

Page 60: ...ach of your site s liquid sensor setups by touching the desired button at the bottom of the screen Configured Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selections Choose...

Page 61: ...rmally Closed Dual Point Hydrostatic Dual Float Discriminating Dual Float High Vapor Interceptor Sensor DW Sump 2 1 Sensor Default Tri State Single Float Category Select the sensor s category location...

Page 62: ...ton at the bottom of the screen Configured Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selections Choose from drop down list of available Type A sensors Not Assigned Defau...

Page 63: ...eration Screens Manual 52 Category Select the sensor s category location from the drop down list Allowable selections Other Sensors Annular Space Dispenser Pan Monitor Well STP Sump Containment Sump D...

Page 64: ...sor setups by touching the desired button at the bottom of the screen Configured Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selections Choose from drop down list of avail...

Page 65: ...lowable selections Ultra Z 1 4Site Pan Sump Standard Ultra Z 1 HV 4Site Pan Sump High Vapor Default Ultra Z 1 Category Select the sensor s category location from the drop down list Allowable selection...

Page 66: ...dress has been assigned If your console has the internal printer touch the Print button to printout the Mag Sensor Setup On the printout look at the factory preset Alarm Delay and Alarm Threshold sett...

Page 67: ...ag Sensor s serial number Alarm Delay This display appears if the alarm delay has been factory set to programmable This is the time in hours following the triggering of uncleared warnings before they...

Page 68: ...e selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selections Choose from drop down list of available Groundwater sensors Default Not Assigned Label Allowable selections Up to 20 alphanu...

Page 69: ...setups by touching the desired button at the bottom of the screen Configured Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selections Choose from drop down list of available...

Page 70: ...em contains electrical voltages that can be lethal Electrical shock resulting in serious injury or death could result if incorrect service procedures are used When you perform the following procedure...

Page 71: ...re sensors that have been connected to the console Configured Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selections Choose from drop down list of available Line Pressure...

Page 72: ...u access each of your site s LVDIM or MDIM setups by touching the desired button at the bottom of the screen Configured Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Address Allowable selecti...

Page 73: ...onversion Allowable selections 1 2 2 5 10 25 100 250 500 1000 or Custom Default 1 2 Custom This field is only available if Custom is selected for Pulse Conversion above Enter a custom pulse conversion...

Page 74: ...must be true 1 A probe must be assigned to the tank 2 The probe must have a valid address 3 The tank must have a viable chart as follows All charts must include diameter and full volume A 4 point cha...

Page 75: ...ank is one to one i e Probe 1 assigned to Tank 1 Probe 2 assigned to Tank 2 etc Allowable entry Select this probe s identifier from the drop down list Default Not Assigned Probe Offset This offset is...

Page 76: ...085 Hydraulic Oil 0 00047 0 00085 Jet Fuel 0 00047 0 00085 Kerosene fuel oil 1 Paraffin 0 00050 0 00090 Liquefied Petroleum Gas LPG Propane 0 00160 0 00288 Liquefied Petroleum Gas LPG Butane 0 00109 0...

Page 77: ...4 to 144 in 3657 60 to 3657 60 mm Default 0 Delivery Delay Enter the number of minutes to wait after the Console determines that a Delivery is complete This delay period can prevent false Alarms and W...

Page 78: ...t points These values apply to the currently selected Tank Maximum Volume Label Volume Maximum or Label Volume alarm warns when the level of fluid in the tank exceeds the volume you enter here Set thi...

Page 79: ...activate an Overfill Alarm and triggers a printout showing the Tank number date time and product Set this percentage no greater than 90 of the Tank s capacity In international installations set this...

Page 80: ...ore detail below LOW FILTER When the Water Alarm Filter is set to Low Deliveries will not inhibit the posting of Water Alarms With the Low setting the Console detects that a Delivery is occurring when...

Page 81: ...er level is six inches or above the High Water Alarm value for three minutes then the Console posts a High Water Alarm and High Water Warning even when a Delivery is in progress HIGH FILTER The Water...

Page 82: ...r greater Consider both the leak rate you wish to identify and the length of the test when determining a value for Leak Alarm Limit A value of 8 gallons 32 liters will warn of A 1 gph 4 lph leak in 8...

Page 83: ...s this test and provides the settings by which the test will be conducted However enabling a test is not the same as starting the test which may be started at a later point Tank Test Method SLD Static...

Page 84: ...0 38 lph Default 0 2 gph 0 76 lph Periodic Test Type Two periodic SLD test types are available 1 Standard performs a 2 hour periodic leak test 2 Quick performs a 0 2 gph 0 76 lph test in one hour This...

Page 85: ...choice is Annually by Day of Week Monthly by Day of Week Day of Month 1 31 1 If Period choice is Annually by Day of Month Monthly by Day of Month Time of Day Time in Hours and Minutes 12 Hr sensitive...

Page 86: ...gph test rate 2 It is less than 8 hours from a delivery if Standard test or 5 hours from delivery for Quick test 3 The product temperature is less than 0 F 17 6 C or more than 100 F 37 4 C 4 The fuel...

Page 87: ...m appears in this field a special value has been entered remotely Do not change the selection from Custom Allowable selections 95 99 or Custom Default 95 Climate Factor If Climate Factor is set to Mod...

Page 88: ...ion which interferes with normal CSLD leak detection monitoring by causing false leak alarms Note This selection field will be enabled only if Climate Factor is set to Extreme Allowable selections Ena...

Page 89: ...the User Ullage volume as well as enable the User Ullage field When this field is disabled User Ullage will not be displayed by the GUI Allowable Selection Enabled Disabled Default Disabled User Ullag...

Page 90: ...enter a Reid Vapor Pressure RVP value for at least 1 month of the year The RVP monthly values for your geographical area can be obtained from your local Petroleum Distributor Allowable range of valid...

Page 91: ...efore Annual Warning Allowable Selection 0 365 Default 355 days Days Before Annual Alarm Allowable Selection 0 365 Default 365 days TC Density Allowable Selection Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Den...

Page 92: ...conciliation reports Report Column Descriptions Product This column contains the product number Product Label This column contains the assigned label for the product number The default is Not Assigned...

Page 93: ...max Default Not Assigned or Current product label Touch the button to accept edited values or button to abort the change and close the Edit Product Label dialog box Set Tanks Product Touch this butto...

Page 94: ...d tanks into product summarized Reconciliation reports Report Column Descriptions Tank s This column contains the Tank number Product This column contains the product assigned to the tank The default...

Page 95: ...ed it will appear in this field e g F1 Regular Unleaded If the selected tank has no product assigned Not Assigned will appear in this field Touch the down arrow to the right of this field to edit or a...

Page 96: ...50 Setup and Operation Screens Manual 85 Tank Setup View All Products Touch the View All Products button to display the Tank Setup View All Products screen This screen displays all Product Tank assign...

Page 97: ...the tank This selection is used for horizontally installed flat ended cylindrical tanks and should be selected when AccuChart II is available for this type tank 4 Points This method requires 4 volume...

Page 98: ...0 to 999 999 litres Diameter 0 to 390 0 inches 0 to 9906 00 mm Enter volumes at read only heights Height values for the points within the chart are automatically displayed and are read only These hei...

Page 99: ...urce and volume entries are user programmable for new charts and read only for charts being updated or viewed Viewing a Manually Calibrated Tank Chart Open the Tank Setup Manual Calibration screen for...

Page 100: ...anifolded tanks you can select one of the following source options User Entered or Metered Drop For siphon manifolded tanks you can only select the following option User Entered USER ENTERED METHOD Th...

Page 101: ...or select Volume Change if the meter displays actual volume for each dispense 4 The Max Step field is read only and the volume displayed cannot be exceeded from one point to another 5 Touch OK check...

Page 102: ...t your entries and close the dialog 6 Touch the Add Point button on the right of the screen to open the Add Edit Tank Chart Point dialog box For Point 1 enter the tank s full capacity in the Volume fi...

Page 103: ...Check OK key to make this chart active for the selected tank The Warning Update Schedule is active and may override your choice of active chart message indicates that the Update Schedule selection ma...

Page 104: ...cribed below Function Allowable Selections Create New Chart Update Non Active Chart or View Chart Default Create New Chart Chart Name Enter a name for the chart you want to created or for the tank cha...

Page 105: ...rt This is the name you entered for the chart Possible format 20 alphanumeric characters Date Time This column shows the date the chart was created Message format MM DD YYYY HH MM Type The column disp...

Page 106: ...e until you have selected touched one of the charts in the report Apply Touch this button to make the selected chart the active chart for this tank Delete Touch this button to delete the selected char...

Page 107: ...is composed of a list of tanks that are siphon manifolded together See Figure 1 below The maximum number of Siphon Sets that can be configured is the maximum number of tanks divided by 2 rounded down...

Page 108: ...nk if no tanks are present for the siphon There will be only one parameter entry field labeled Siphon Set present initially when a new siphon is selected When a new siphon set is created or an existin...

Page 109: ...applied Periodic You can pick up to 4 target dates on which the best chart created by AccuChart II will be made active This will only occur if there is a chart available on that date The target date...

Page 110: ...iod for the premium tank If at one day prior to the end of your Calibration Period selection AccuChart II has insufficient data to create a tank chart it posts a warning if the AccuChart II Warning fi...

Page 111: ...1 through 4 fields will be grouped at the bottom of the set This may cause the entered values to move around 3 If the calibration is in progress and the console clock is set back before the start of...

Page 112: ...desired tank from Tank drop down d Select desired relay from Pump Control drop down e Select desired external input from Pump Sense drop down f Set Configured to Enabled 5 Configure Lines in Pumps and...

Page 113: ...led features Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Pump Label Enter a unique label or name for the selected pump Allowable selections Up to 20 alphanumeric characters must be unique f...

Page 114: ...are usually unique for each pump A warning dialog will display if the pump control selected is already assigned to another pump this alert is not an alarm or error since some sites use a single pump...

Page 115: ...that can be configured is equal to the Maximum Number of Tanks your console was programmed to monitor when purchased A line is considered manifolded if it contains more than one pump Pumps are added t...

Page 116: ...greatest inventory volume Sequential If there is more than one tank with a pump on the line tanks are pumped low one at a time until volume drops below pump threshold percentage At that point pumping...

Page 117: ...ing hours when the site is unattended The Line Lockout Schedule provides a flexible means of locking out line leak tests in accordance with business hours The Lockout schedule identifies the hours not...

Page 118: ...mmed to lock out the test from Friday night to Monday morning if the site is closed for the weekend If lockout schedules are programmed incorrectly the line leak tests may not run Make sure you have p...

Page 119: ...dge Default Pass line test Periodic Test Needed Warning Periodic Test Needed Warning when enabled informs you that a line will soon be out of compliance because a Periodic test has not completed withi...

Page 120: ...ious TLS consoles this was referred to as Precision Test Duration Allowable selections 12 to 744 hours Default selection 12 hours Note when CSLD is enabled for the tank assigned to the line a minimum...

Page 121: ...the Leak Monitoring is enabled in Lines Setup will be shown on the lines buttons at the bottom of the screen Automatic dialing or sending of PLLD alarms is setup in Automatic Events setup Shutdown fo...

Page 122: ...m N A OPW PISCES CP20 30 500ft 10 152m N A OPW PISCES SP20 20 1100ft 6 335m N A USER DEFINED 20 1100ft 6 335m 20 1100ft 6 335m PETROTECHNIK UPP EXTRA 63MM 20 1100ft 6 335m N A Line Length This field e...

Page 123: ...ine length is non zero and Line Diameter is still default 2nd Line Bulk Modulus Allowable selections 1000 to 200 000 psi 6892 to 1 378 359kPa Default is 0 and user can set this field back to default I...

Page 124: ...s then observed Following the test blockout period the test sequence repeats after the next dispense This selection also enables manual 0 1 gph 0 38lph testing Note The Repetitive option is not availa...

Page 125: ...e option of entering custom alarm labels that will accompany the system s alarm labels in printouts and in the system status display Custom Alarms Lets you create custom alarm labels or important info...

Page 126: ...s i e LCD flag LED flag and Beeper flag Report Column Descriptions Device Type Lists the device type Device Number Lists the device number The Device Number displays ALL if the alarm label is set for...

Page 127: ...if any LCD Indication Lists if a LCD flag is enabled disabled following an alarm by this device LED Indication Lists if the front panel LED flag is enabled disabled following an alarm by this device...

Page 128: ...rm labels within that alarm category To enter a custom alarm label select an alarm category and then select the alarm you want to re label This opens the Customization of Alarms dialog box with the fo...

Page 129: ...m Label Enter your custom alarm label that will be displayed along with the standard alarm label when this alarm occurs Allowable selection 1 to 20 alphanumeric characters Default selection Blank Cont...

Page 130: ...ic s displays when the online help topic s is selected Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default selection Disabled Custom Help Edit This field lets you enable the online help Create Edit feature...

Page 131: ...ct the desired alarm category using the drop down box Alarm Type Select the desired alarm type for the selected category using the drop down box Control Buttons on right of screen Create Edit Touch th...

Page 132: ...he shift for ALL tanks but the tank s must be idle before a shift can close Once a Timed shift has been closed no other shift can be closed until the shift duration ends 2 When shift close is set to M...

Page 133: ...rent or historical reports Allowable selections Timed Manual Default Timed Shift Close Timeout Select a Shift Close Timeout period Manual Shift Close Method only Allowable selections 3 to 60 minutes D...

Page 134: ...up start times for each of the previously selected number of timed shifts up to eight Shift 1 up to Shift 8 Touch the down arrow to the right of each shift to select a desired start time Repeat for ea...

Page 135: ...Disabled 5 min 10 min 15 min 20 min 30 min 1 hr 2 hrs 3 hrs 4 hrs 6 hrs 8 hrs 12 hrs or 24 hrs Default Disabled Storage Length This is a read only field which displays the maximum number of records L...

Page 136: ...ucks Enabling this feature generates reports showing delivery variances between ticketed volume and gauged volume and book variance Allowable selections Enabled or Disabled Default Disabled TC Tickete...

Page 137: ...ault is 1 00 of total meter sales throughput plus 130 gallons 492 litres offset In the U S the EPA has set this default as a criteria not to be exceeded The Product Threshold Alarm is triggered when t...

Page 138: ...perature Compensation This field allows you to choose whether or not to calculate Business Inventory Reconciliation BIR volumes using the Programmable Temperature Compensation TC value Select STANDARD...

Page 139: ...In the case of multiple references the largest threshold value is used to determine the result The threshold references are Percentage of throughput vol offset Percentage of tank capacity vol offset...

Page 140: ...he system default is 1 00 of total meter sales throughput plus 130 gallons 492 litres offset In the U S the EPA has set this default as criteria not to be exceeded Alarm Threshold must be between 0 00...

Page 141: ...eded Alarm Threshold must be between 0 00 and 9 99 percent Allowable selections 0 00 to 9 99 Default 1 00 Vol Offset Enter the offset amount to be added to the of Deliveries value that will trigger th...

Page 142: ...ill be read only and inaccessible to for changes Other fields will be editable and the configuration can be changed Each type of Comm Device will have a set of Tabs to organize its own specific setup...

Page 143: ...C RS 232 C RS 485 C RS 232 C RS 485 SiteFax Modem Serial NC C NC C CDIM DIM C NC C NC Comm Device Comm Type Slot 3 Slot 4 Slot 5 Port 1 Port 2 Port 1 Port 2 Port 1 Port 2 RS 232 Single Port also EDIM...

Page 144: ...thin this topic Touch the applicable link below to jump to the desired setup RS 232 RS 485 Internal Modem Satellite Hughes H JBox and Satellite S Sat Comm Devices Ethernet Devices EDIM Devices CDIM De...

Page 145: ...of Comm Devices and to set up their communication properties Configured Allowable selections Enabled Disabled Default Disabled Slot Allowable selections List None Default None Port Some Comm Devices...

Page 146: ...ble selections List None Default None Label Enter a unique label for the Comm Device Allowable selections Up to 20 alphanumeric characters Default Comm Device Identifier and number Baud Rate RS 232 RS...

Page 147: ...system the system will no longer have a Default Gateway and gateway dependent communication will be compromised To regain gateway dependent communication another Ethernet Comm Device will need to be e...

Page 148: ...t Comm Devices will remain Static and cannot be changed to Dynamic from their own screens To set another Ethernet Comm Device to Dynamic the user will have to set the Ethernet Comm Device currently de...

Page 149: ...235 Allowable selections Numeric XXX XXX XXX XXX 0 to 255 each field Default 0 0 0 0 Serial Command Port In a multi Ethernet Comm Device configuration any changes this Field for one Ethernet Comm Dev...

Page 150: ...ommand SSH HTTP or HTTPS Ports with the same number communications may be compromised No warning messages will be provided HTTPS port In a multi Ethernet Comm Device configuration a change to this Fie...

Page 151: ...one Dial Tone Interval Select a no dial tone alarm wait interval Allowable selections 0001 to 9999 hours Default 32 Answer On Enter number of rings Allowable selections 0 to 9 Default 1 Dial In Config...

Page 152: ...lt Disabled Slot Read only when slot is detected otherwise enter the configurable slot number EDIMs 1 2 3 or 4 Allowable selections List None Default None Port Some DIM Devices can have more than one...

Page 153: ...e Identifier and number EDIM Comm Devices General page 2 DIM Protocol Touch the down arrow to the right of this field and enter the applicable DIM Protocol for your DIM card Allowable selections See T...

Page 154: ...Odd 7 1 1 2 NOTES 1 DIMs implemented for V402 2 Metric is the default setting for unit conversion Requires G in parameter string for gallon units EDIM References EDIM Parameter String Chart Baud Parit...

Page 155: ...omm Setup DIM This screen allows you to enter EDIM reporting parameters Units Reported Allowable selections U S Metric or Imperial Default U S Suppress Communication Alarm This selection is for V R Pr...

Page 156: ...ed Slot Read only when slot is detected otherwise enter the configurable slot number CDIMs 1 2 or 4 preferred Allowable selections List None Default None Port Some DIM Devices can have more than one p...

Page 157: ...ill be available Setting the Device to None will also set all the common fields and button icons along the bottom of screen to their default values thereby marking the entry as removed from the config...

Page 158: ...ble selections Gilbarco CL Wayne CL or Unknown Default Unknown CDIM Quick Reference Chart DIM P N Software Rev Protocol Baud Rate Default Parity Default Data Bits Default Stop Bits Default Notes Pass...

Page 159: ...the desired setup RS 232 RS 485 Internal Modem Satellite Hughes H JBox Satellite S Sat and Ethernet Comm Devices Advanced Tab Setups EDIM Advanced Tab Setups CDIM Advanced Tab Setups RS 232 RS 485 Int...

Page 160: ...numeric characters ASCII value 0 to 255 Default Blank ETX Characters Computer Accepts non printable characters through the GUI Enter hex value as string with an opening and closing bracket Convert te...

Page 161: ...x06 0x15 Allowable selections 1 or 2 alpha numeric characters ASCII value 0 to 255 Default Blank CDIM Advanced Tab Setups page 1 Comm Port Security This entry does not apply to CDIMs Allowable selecti...

Page 162: ...save or show Example Enter 0x06 0x15 Allowable selections 1 or 2 alpha numeric characters ASCII value 0 to 255 Default Blank CDIM Advanced Tab Setups page 2 DIM Parameter String Enter the desired par...

Page 163: ...ard Euro Protocol prefix or d special Euro Protocol prefix Default S H Protocol Data Format International Option This feature is available only if there is an RS 232 or modem module installed in the c...

Page 164: ...ity details Report Column Descriptions Contact ID This column shows the assigned numeric identifier for each contact you have set up 1 25 Contact This column lists the name of the contact entry 30 cha...

Page 165: ...ssion then this column contains the Satellite Connect String otherwise the field is empty EMail Address This column lists the E Mail Address of the Contact Entry If a Contact needs E Mail messaging ca...

Page 166: ...numeric characters Default selection empty Control Buttons lower right of screen Save If editing a contact touch this button to save the current record entries to the database It will not clear the sc...

Page 167: ...ric string maximum 40 characters Default selection empty Modem COM Port This field allows the Modem assignment to the current contact The setup of a modem will be done in the Comm Devices Setup area S...

Page 168: ...button to save the current record entries to the database It will not clear the screen If adding a contact s modem information touch this button to save the new entry s record to the database and clea...

Page 169: ...ble if a fax modem card is installed in the console Fax Number Enter the phone number of the contact s fax machine Allowable selection 40 character maximum Default selection Empty Fax Modem COM Port S...

Page 170: ...s button to save the current record entries to the database It will not clear the screen If adding a contact s fax information touch this button to save the new entry s record to the database and clea...

Page 171: ...an Ethernet Comm Device is installed in the console Remote TCP IP Address Enter the remote host s TCP IP address Allowable selection IP Address Formatted XXX XXX XXX XXX where XXX is 0 to 255 OR also...

Page 172: ...screen Save If editing a contact s TCP IP information touch this button to save the current record entries to the database It will not clear the screen If adding a contact s TCP IP information touch t...

Page 173: ...llite Comm Device is installed in the console Satellite Conn String Enter the current contact s Satellite connection string Allowable selection Alpha Numeric maximum 30 characters Default selection Em...

Page 174: ...tries to the database It will not clear the screen If adding a contact s Satellite information touch this button to save the new entry s record to the database and clear the screen ready for a new add...

Page 175: ...50 characters Default selection Empty Control Buttons lower right of screen Save If editing a contact s email information touch this button to save the current record entries to the database It will...

Page 176: ...assigned Automatic Event Activities that have occurred Report Column Descriptions Event Time This column shows the date and time when the task is triggered Event ID This column shows the assigned nume...

Page 177: ...hich you can choose from a variety of filtering options These filtering options let you select automatic event records from All Tasks Device Tasks Print Tasks and Auto Connect tasks They are also used...

Page 178: ...esis towards the edge of the column If you want to find out more details on such a record you will have to touch the Edit Task button to view the devices actions assigned to that task Each row task in...

Page 179: ...the Device Label that is involved in performing the function When a Contact is involved in the Automatic Action it represents the Device used and Format of the Data to be transmitted e g Computer TCP...

Page 180: ...involve many combinations of Reports or Actions Times Events Contacts and Connection Modes Any record containing more selections than can fit in the column s width will have an ellipsis inside a paren...

Page 181: ...right of screen Add Task Touch this button to add a new Device task Edit Task You select a Task Record entry and then touch this button to edit the task Delete Task You select a Task Record entry and...

Page 182: ...y open and the event happens the relay will change to closed When the event clears the relay will go back to open its normal state as per setup Touch this button to the select the event s from the dro...

Page 183: ...sks can involve many combinations of Reports or Actions Times Events Contacts and Connection Modes Any record containing more selections than can fit in the column s width will have an ellipsis inside...

Page 184: ...ght of screen Add Task Touch this button to add a new print task Edit Task You select a Task Record entry and then touch this button to edit the task Delete Task You select a Task Record entry and the...

Page 185: ...ly by Day of Week Annually by Day of Month Monthly by Day of Week Monthly by Day of Month Weekly Daily Default selection Weekly Month Allowable selections January December Default selection January We...

Page 186: ...the drop down lists that will trigger the new task Alarms Notifications External Inputs Default Field is empty Printer Field Select a Printer from the dropdown list of available printers Default Inter...

Page 187: ...ents Contacts and Connection Modes Any record containing more selections than can fit in the column s width will have an ellipsis inside a parenthesis towards the edge of the column If you want to fin...

Page 188: ...anager Connection Mode This column lists the device used and format of the data to be transmitted Co 1 Modem 1 Label Control Buttons on right of screen Add Task Touch this button to add a new task Edi...

Page 189: ...the Add Task button will display an error message indicating that a task must be deleted before another can be added Time Field Touch this button to select a time frequency for the new task Period Al...

Page 190: ...nnect method Possible selections Computer mode auto connect methods Modem TCP IP or Satellite Non computer mode auto connect methods Fax or E Mail Default Modem Report Field Non Computer Mode Only Sel...

Page 191: ...ters This feature allows you to choose whether or not to calculate Business Inventory Reconciliation BIR volumes using the Temperature Compensation TC value Select No the default if the meters are not...

Page 192: ...etwork You can also display printer status and show jobs in printer queues Use the Get Printers button to locate available printers or enter a URI Uniform Resource Identifier field as described below...

Page 193: ...listed in the Printer drop down list Set the Is Default field to Yes or No The default printer is the first to display when you touch the Print Button on the top of the screen Enter a Label for the p...

Page 194: ...int Button on the top of the screen Enter a Label for the printer The console will display this label when you Print display the Printer Status or display Print Jobs Set the Driver Selection field to...

Page 195: ...he Label assigned to this printer when it was added in the Printer Setup screen Note The name TLSIntegralPrinter and the PRINTER 1 screen number are assigned to the integral printer which is installed...

Page 196: ...btained from the software driver associated with the printer so it may be generic in nature State The current printer state for example Printing a Job Stopped State Reasons Any message that may be ass...

Page 197: ...tification number assigned by the console to the print job Start Time The time the job started State The current state of the job for example Pending Processing Stopped Canceled etc Printer The name a...

Page 198: ...touching the alarm bell icon in a device s graphical display Tank Status Detail and Sensor Status screens Once in this screen touching the Alarm Access button again will acknowledge all unacknowledge...

Page 199: ...cleared will appear in the Active Alarm List if the alarm has not yet been acknowledged Active Alarm Report Screen Refresh Rate The active alarm data will be updated upon change of state Control Butt...

Page 200: ...default view is the 100 most recent alarm events Report Column Descriptions This column lists the device code followed by device iteration number e g T1 This column will be blank for system alarms tha...

Page 201: ...isplays the cause of the selected alarm and the console s standard alarm corrective action If custom alarm help has been enabled and custom information entered for this alarm the custom information wi...

Page 202: ...ts the device code followed by device iteration number e g T1 This column will be blank for system alarms that are not device specific Label This column lists the label of the device that is in alarm...

Page 203: ...alarm and the console s standard alarm corrective action If custom alarm help has been enabled and custom information entered for this alarm the custom information will be displayed with a link to the...

Page 204: ...the 100 most recent alarm warning events Report Column Descriptions This column lists the device code followed by device iteration number e g T1 This column will be blank for system alarms that are no...

Page 205: ...isplays the cause of the selected alarm and the console s standard alarm corrective action If custom alarm help has been enabled and custom information entered for this alarm the custom information wi...

Page 206: ...the capabilities of the probe the column headings will print but the field will be blank e g Water Height for probes that do not have a water float In the All Tanks view where it is possible that a si...

Page 207: ...00 Allowable range 0 to 264 172 gal 0 to 999 999L Ullage xx The User defined ullage is only displayed if defined in All Tank setup Allowable range 0 to 264 172 gal 0 to 999 999L Fuel Height Allowable...

Page 208: ...sible configurations are daily at shift close if enabled at day close if enabled through Variance Analysis or hourly configurations at specific time of day with interval set from every 1 to 24 hours R...

Page 209: ...the probe does not measure density and if TC density is not enabled Allowable range 42 139 to 56 185 lbs ft3 675 00 to 900 00 kg m3 Fuel Height Allowable range 0 to 390 0 in 0 to 9906 0mm Water Height...

Page 210: ...for the start of the shift The second line displays data at the shift close for a closed shift or at a time when Shift Report is selected for the current shift The Shift inventory data will be refresh...

Page 211: ...ge 0 to 264 172 gal 0 to 999 999L Ullage xx The User defined ullage is only displayed if defined in All Tank setup Allowable range 0 to 264 172 gal 0 to 999 999L Delivery Volume A Delivery Volume entr...

Page 212: ...ect SLD and Continuous Statistical Leak Detection CLSD test results on one report This is a historic report and displays only results with a status of Passed There are several categories of results th...

Page 213: ...o 999 999L Volume Allowable range 0 0 to 100 0 Control Buttons on right of screen Tank Test Setup Touch this button open the Tank Setup Environmental Test screen Regulatory Compliance Note In tank lea...

Page 214: ...Type First Annual First 0 1 gph 0 38 lph test passed for a given month First Periodic First 0 2 gph 0 76 lph test passed for a given month Last Annual Last 0 1 gph test passed Last Gross Last 3 0 gph...

Page 215: ...l be only one entry of Gross test history per line Allowable entries 0 to 672 Gross Test Since Midnight This column lists the number of gross tests passed since midnight This column is for Gross tests...

Page 216: ...s normal If there are any active sensor alarms they will be displayed on this screen At most there will be only 1 line per sensor either showing the sensor in alarm or in a normal condition Since this...

Page 217: ...e Possible messages depending on sensor type Normal Fuel Alarm Out Alarm Short Alarm Water Alarm Water Out Alarm High Liquid Alarm Low Liquid Alarm Liquid Warning Setup Data Warning Communication Alar...

Page 218: ...gured and selected sensor If a Sensor has no Alarms during the selected time period then there will be one record with no Active Time showing a Normal status for that sensor Screen Title Bar The top r...

Page 219: ...Low Liquid Warning Low Liquid Alarm Temperature Warning Relay Active Install Alarm Active Time Active time is the alarm post time This column entry is blank if the device is in a normal status Clear...

Page 220: ...Date Range Date From and Date To only All Records Period range Previous Previous n selections Number of Period option selections Weeks 1 to 156 Months 1 to 36 Years 1 to 3 Default selections Previous...

Page 221: ...selected in Delivery Setup is Manual Units are as selected in Display Setup Language Units Report Column Descriptions Tank This column lists the configured tank label Volume This column displays the...

Page 222: ...e the Start button is touch to record the Delivery there will be a 30 minute timeout period after which the Delivery will be declared ended in case you forget to manually stop the Delivery Start manua...

Page 223: ...s line contains date tank data recorded at the start of the delivery End This line contains date tank data recorded at the end of the delivery Amount delivered This line contains the difference betwee...

Page 224: ...ure density Allowable range Depends on tank volume and fuel density Fuel Density This column will not display if the probe does not measure density Allowable range 42 139 to 56 185 lbs ft 3 675 00 to...

Page 225: ...tank data recorded at the start of the delivery End This line contains date tank data recorded at the end of the delivery Amount delivered This line contains the difference between the start of deliv...

Page 226: ...lowable range 42 139 to 56 185 lbs ft 3 675 00 to 900 00 kg m3 Fuel TC Density This column will not display if the probe does not measure density and if TC density is not enabled Allowable range 42 13...

Page 227: ...mn is not selectable When the delivery in progress has completed the In Progress record will be replaced with the delivery end date and time and data Displayed volumes will be Standard Volumes if TC T...

Page 228: ...column displays any entered delivery identification Control Button on right of screen Edit Record NOTE At least a single row of data must be present and selected before the Edit Record button is acti...

Page 229: ...d tank Touch the Back button to return to Ticketed Delivery screen Delivery End Time Date and time delivery ended Tank This is a read only field showing the Tank receiving the delivery Measured Delive...

Page 230: ...eric characters Delivery ID Delivery identification entry Allowable selection Up to 20 alpha numeric characters Control Button on right of screen Previous Record Touch this button to populate the Edit...

Page 231: ...elivery record for the selected tank Touch the Back button to return to Ticketed Delivery screen Delivery End Date Date delivery ended Delivery End Time Time delivery ended Tank This is a read only fi...

Page 232: ...Volume Visible only if TC Volume is selected for TC Ticketed Delivery in Delivery Setup Delivered volume as entered from the delivery ticket Allowable selection 0 to 264 172 gal 0 to 999 999 liters B...

Page 233: ...as selected in Display Setup Language Units Report Column Descriptions Start Date Delivery Start Date and Time MM DD YYYY HH MM default format End Date Delivery End Date and Time MM DD YYYY HH MM def...

Page 234: ...Adjusted Delivery Temperature compensated volume delivered NOTE This column only visible if Temperature Compensation is enabled ref Tank Setup All Tanks Control Button on right of screen Select Range...

Page 235: ...esterday Weekly Reports start the week on the day of the week set up in Inventory Setup Inventory Report Times tab The current week report will always be a partial report The previous week report is a...

Page 236: ...ventory This column contains the calculated ending inventory derived from the measured starting volume minus reported sales plus measured deliveries Gauged Inventory This column contains the measured...

Page 237: ...een A Status tab displays the current status that impacts reconciliation data A Reconciliation tab displays all records with Metered Sales Variance and a reason s for the variance More Touch this butt...

Page 238: ...ange By Single Date Using Day Month Year Single Date picker By Week Range Using Week Year From To Picker By Month Range Using Month Year From To Picker N Periods By Date Range Using Day Month Year Fro...

Page 239: ...revious Rolling Report starts N 1 days ago and runs to the day before yesterday Weekly Reports start the week on the day of the week set up in Inventory Setup Inventory Report Times tab The current we...

Page 240: ...s reported sales plus ticketed deliveries Gauged Inventory This column contains the measured inventory at the end of the reconciliation period Variance This column contains the difference between calc...

Page 241: ...th 2 If Summary Period in Reconciliation Setup is Rolling Current Displayed as Current Filter 1 Show Records and Summaries Shift a Select Range By Single Date Using Day Month Year Single Date picker B...

Page 242: ...Reconciliation Test Report This screen contains Reconciliation Variable Threshold test results Report Column Descriptions End Date Date of test Threshold Type Disabled Monthly Rolling Day Daily Rollin...

Page 243: ...e of screen More Touch this button to cause the Reconciliation Test Report screen to scroll to the right displaying columns and data that are hidden on the right and are not displayed in the data area...

Page 244: ...tures to the site s current and historical tank and line test results Also from Diagnostic screens you can manually run tank tests PLLD line tests and view technical data from monitored devices Detail...

Page 245: ...no history Siphon manifolded tanks are treated as one tank in CSLD The tanks in the manifolded set share the same results Tanks that are not configured do not have CSLD enabled or are configured with...

Page 246: ...0 seconds Regulatory Compliance Note In tank leak tests will not be declared a PASS unless the product level in the tank satisfies the minimum product level defined in our Third Party certification fo...

Page 247: ...ded tanks are treated as one tank in CSLD The tanks in the manifolded set share the same table and results Deleting the table for any tank within the set will in effect delete the table of all the mem...

Page 248: ...C Temp Rate Note The Temp rate field does not use the offset factor 32 for conversion of C to F Value range 40 0 to 99 9 F hour 22 2 to 55 5 C hour Disp Factor Value range 0 to 264 172 gal 0 to 999 99...

Page 249: ...the report view is unchanged If the Clear Table button is selected when the current tank selection is All Tanks the following error message is displayed This operation is valid for a single tank only...

Page 250: ...as one tank in CSLD The tanks in the manifolded set share the same table and results Deleting the table for any tank within the set will in effect delete the table of all the members in the set All t...

Page 251: ...Tank s Select tank s to report All Tanks or Current Tank CSLD Test Setup Touch this button open the Tank Setup CSLD Test Setup screen Regulatory Compliance Note In tank leak tests will not be declare...

Page 252: ...tanks or a specific tank NOTE Tanks must have the SLD Environmental Test Method enabled Report Column Descriptions The SLD Last Test report columns contain the following information depending on test...

Page 253: ...o short Zone Temp Chg one or more in fuel thermistors changed too much Leak Rate Value range 26 42 to 26 42 gal 99 99 to 99 99 L Hours Value range 0 0 to 24 0 blank for gross test Tank Volume Value ra...

Page 254: ...are displayed after the first period of the test 15 minutes for gross tests or 30 minutes for precision tests Tanks must have SLD enabled and be configured with a probe that supports leak detection to...

Page 255: ...and water floats Percent Vol Too Low tank volume too low Product Level Increase leak rate is excessively positive Recent Delivery test started too soon after delivery SLD Float size too small fuel fl...

Page 256: ...ate The SLD Test In Progress Report data will be refreshed every 30 seconds Test Control Buttons on right of screen Setup Touch this button to open the Tank Setup SLD Test Setup screen Manual Test Tou...

Page 257: ...when an SLD Test is active 2 Tank tests will unavailable for tanks that do not have SLD enabled have an un configured probe or are configured with a probe that does not support leak detection Test Ru...

Page 258: ...a manual test of a selected tank This button is disabled if tests are running for the currently selected tank or if Start All Tanks is selected to start tests for all tanks Stop Touch this button to...

Page 259: ...test and all Pass and Fail records of precision tests Invalid results are not displayed in this screen Tanks must have SLD enabled and be configured with a probe that supports leak detection to be vis...

Page 260: ...this button to setup the report s contents Select Option List Select data for report All Records Day Week Month Year Date Range Period Option List Select period Previous Previous n selections Select...

Page 261: ...st times assuming no dispense which would restart the test s after the dispense and no thermals are 3 0 11 3 several minutes 0 2 0 76 30 minutes and 0 1 0 38 45 minutes 3 A 3 0 11 3 test runs that tes...

Page 262: ...ual Test screen is updated for every 30 seconds for change of test or line state Test Control Buttons on right of screen Start Touch this button to start a manual test of all lines or an Individual Li...

Page 263: ...eport Column Descriptions PLLD line identifier Device code followed by 1 to 32 e g Q1 Label PLLD line label Label assigned in setup Dispensing flag Enabled Disabled Test Status Possible messages inclu...

Page 264: ...Off Pressure measured on line Value range 14 000 to 99 999 psi 96 485 to 689 173kPa PLLD Status Refresh Rate The PLLD Status screen will be refreshed every 4 seconds Control Buttons right of screen S...

Page 265: ...last five 3 0 gph 11 3 lph test results including passed and failed tests for all lines with PLLD Report Column Descriptions Date Time The Date and Time of the test Pump On The pressure reading when...

Page 266: ...Value range 14 0 to 99 9 psi 96 5 to 689 2kPa Status Possible messages Pass Fail High Pressure Control Buttons right of screen Setup Touch this button to open the PLLD Setup Pump and Line Setup PLLD...

Page 267: ...mid range test results including passed and failed tests for all lines with PLLD Report Column Descriptions Date Time Value range The Date and Time of the test Pump On The pressure reading when turni...

Page 268: ...nge test Value range 14 0 to 99 9 psi 96 5 to 689 2kPa Status Possible messages Pass Fail Control Buttons right of screen Setup Touch this button to open the PLLD Setup Pump and Line Setup PLLD screen...

Page 269: ...mation about all lines with PLLD in the system This screen will only be available if the 0 2 gph 0 76 lph or 0 1 gph 0 39 lph line leak test features are available Report Column Descriptions PLLD line...

Page 270: ...ts Number of total tests run Value range 0 99 Control Buttons right of screen Setup Touch this button to open the PLLD Setup Pump and Line Setup PLLD screen Diagnostics line pressure sensor Touch this...

Page 271: ...ort with the last five 0 2 gph 0 76 lph test results including passed and failed tests for all lines with PLLD This screen will only be available if the 0 2 Line Leak Test feature is available Report...

Page 272: ...lue range 0 00 to 99 99 Duration Test Duration in hours and fraction of an hour in minutes Long durations indicate there was a lot of thermal activity during the test Value range HH MM where HH 0 to 9...

Page 273: ...rt with the last five 0 1 gph 0 38 lph test results including passed and failed tests for all lines with PLLD This screen will only be available if the 0 1 Line Leak Test feature is available Report C...

Page 274: ...lue range 0 00 to 99 99 Duration Test Duration in hours and fraction of an hour in minutes Long durations indicate there was a lot of thermal activity during the test Value range HH MM where HH 0 to 9...

Page 275: ...ms with several console features such as CSLD ISD etc This report shows the last 46 inventory samples For the All Tanks view if some probes measure temperature and others do not The Avg Temp Top Temp...

Page 276: ...ompensation the standard volume will be displayed Value range 0 00 to 264 172 00 gal 0 00 to 999 999 99L Height Value range 0 to 390 000 in 0 to 9906 000mm Avg Temp Value range 40 00 to 140 00 F 40 00...

Page 277: ...ed meter start stop events Date Time Date time of start or stop meter event Fuel Position Fueling position reported by the POS terminal Meter Meter number reported by the POS terminal User FP Fuel pos...

Page 278: ...Volume Volume dispensed as reported by the POS terminal with stopped meter event Control Button Right side of Screen Clear All The Clear All button is only enabled when at least one record is availab...

Page 279: ...s is the screen you want to use to verify meter mapping or to view if the site should go unmapped suspending BIR Source DIM module connected to reporting POS terminal User FP Fuel position as labeled...

Page 280: ...d record will populate the appropriate fields in the Edit Tank Map dialog When the Tank Map record has been edited using the Edit Tank Map dialog the new data will replace the old data in the selected...

Page 281: ...his button to lock all entries in the tank map Unlock All This button is grayed out unless at least one record is in the data view area Touch this button to unlock all entries in the tank map Clear Al...

Page 282: ...entify post blend metering This screen displays active events as they are reported by the POS terminal Report Column Descriptions Transaction Time Date time of transaction Real FP Fueling position rep...

Page 283: ...ocked field is inactive Touch the Down arrow to select Yes or No Tank Blend Touch the Down arrow to select Tank Label Blend Label Unmapped Probeless or R retired User FP Fuel position as labeled by th...

Page 284: ...ut alarm setup issues Any dim alarms All tanks will be set DIM missing starts or stops Set when a fake start or fake end event is generated A fake start indicates we received an end event but no start...

Page 285: ...ater height from the previous close is greater then the current water height Set per individual tank Power outage Always get set on power up or system reset All tanks will be set Tank Chart Change ind...

Page 286: ...culated daily as follows Computed Daily end volume Start volume total sales deliveries Daily variance Computed daily end volume measured end volume 2 Daily sales and variances are totaled over the def...

Page 287: ...e Set when any dim events received and one of the tanks is not mapped All tanks will be set Meter map unstable changes during period Any time the meter map table is changed reset clear unlock lock map...

Page 288: ...the report over right or left to reveal additional columns outside of the data view area BIR Report Touch this button to view the daily record Reconciliation Report for the selected product Select Ran...

Page 289: ...he Probe Diagnostics General screen displays a report with general information about each probe Report Column Descriptions Type Probe Type Description e g Mag 1 Code Circuit Code Hex number Value rang...

Page 290: ...ar Week Value range YY 0 52 Rev Revision Number Value range 00 to 99 Gradient Probe Gradient Value range 0 000 to 999 999 Probe Diagnostics General Screen Refresh Rate The General Probe Diagnostics da...

Page 291: ...ence Distance screen displays a report with Original and Current Reference distances for each probe Report Column Descriptions Type Probe Type Description e g Mag 1 Serial No Probe Serial Number Value...

Page 292: ...ence Distance Reading Date Value Year month and day Current Reference Current Reference Distance Reading Value 0 00 to 390 00 in 0 00 to 9906 00mm Probe Diagnostics Reference Distance Screen Refresh R...

Page 293: ...g Mag 1 Probe serial number up to 7 digits Date and time time channel data was received Channel Data Label for the Channel Section Channel data Hex number is read from the report as shown in the exam...

Page 294: ...n Screens Manual 283 Probe Diagnostics Channel Refresh Rate The Probe Diagnostics Channel data will be refreshed every 5 seconds Control Button right of screen Probe Setup Touch this button open the D...

Page 295: ...Mag Options screen displays a report with options supported by Mag Probes Report Column Descriptions Low Temp Indicates whether or not the probe supports the low temperature option Possible messages...

Page 296: ...ot the probe supports the leak 0 2 gph 0 76 lph option Possible messages Yes No Leak 3 0 11 3 Indicates whether or not the probe supports the leak 3 0 gph 11 3 lph option Possible messages Yes No Prob...

Page 297: ...Probe Diagnostics Communication screen displays a report with communication health and status parameters for each probe Report Column Descriptions Type Probe type e g Mag 1 Status Probe Status Possib...

Page 298: ...s Value range 0 to 999999 Partial Number of partial errors Value range 0 to 999999 Comm Errors Number of comm errors Value range 0 to 999999 Probe Diagnostics Communication Refresh Rate The communicat...

Page 299: ...y tests are available 1 Sequential Test This test sets selected relays to INACTIVE for two seconds and then sets them to ACTIVE for two seconds When the test is complete the relays are automatically r...

Page 300: ...y type Possible messages include STANDARD The On Off state is determined by assigned alarms warnings MOMENTARY The On Off state is determined by assigned alarms warnings However relay returns to the i...

Page 301: ...inish Test button is still grayed out The Test Relays button will be grayed out used for sequential testing only 2 Start the Test After all the relays required for the test have been selected checked...

Page 302: ...ernal Inputs Diagnostics External Inputs screen displays a report with diagnostic information about each external input Report Column Descriptions External input identifier External Input Identifier V...

Page 303: ...state Value range 0000 to 9999 days plus hh mm ss e g 00001 03 05 48 Type The External Input type Possible messages Standard Generator Pump Sense Standard ACK External Input Diagnostic Screen Refresh...

Page 304: ...Diagnostics Liquid screen displays a report with information about each Liquid Sensor Report Column Descriptions Type Sensor Type Description Possible messages Tri State Single Float Normally Closed...

Page 305: ...lue Resistance value Value range 0 to 1000000000 Status Sensor Status Possible messages Normal Unknown Setup Data Warning Fuel Alarm Out Alarm Short Alarm Water Alarm Water Out Alarm High Liquid Alarm...

Page 306: ...Vapor screen displays a report with information about each Vapor Sensor Report Column Descriptions Category Sensor Category Description Possible messages Other Sensors Annular Dispenser Pan Monitoring...

Page 307: ...ion Value range 0 to 999999999 Status Sensor Status Possible messages Normal Unknown Setup Data Warning Fuel Alarm Out Alarm Short Alarm Water Alarm Water Out Alarm High Liquid Alarm Low Liquid Alarm...

Page 308: ...undwater screen displays a report with information about each Groundwater Sensor Report Column Descriptions Category Sensor Category Description Possible messages Other Sensors Annular Dispenser Pan M...

Page 309: ...le messages Normal Unknown Setup Data Warning Fuel Alarm Out Alarm Short Alarm Water Alarm Water Out Alarm High Liquid Alarm Low Liquid Alarm Liquid Warning Sensor Diagnostics Groundwater Sensor Refre...

Page 310: ...CL screen displays a report with information about each Type A 2 Wire CL Sensor Report Column Descriptions Type Sensor Type Description Possible messages ULTRA 2 Discriminating Interstitial Category S...

Page 311: ...alue in microamps Status Sensor Status Possible messages Normal Unknown Setup Data Warning Fuel Alarm Out Alarm Short Alarm Water Alarm Water Out Alarm High Liquid Alarm Low Liquid Alarm Liquid Warnin...

Page 312: ...reen displays a report with information about each Type B 3 Wire CL Sensor Report Column Descriptions Type Sensor Type Description Possible messages Ultra Z 1 4Site Pan Sump Standard Ultra Z 1 HV 4Sit...

Page 313: ...amps Value 2 Resistance value Value range 0 to 1000000000 Status Sensor Status Possible messages Normal Unknown Setup Data Warning Fuel Alarm Out Alarm Short Alarm Water Alarm Water Out Alarm High Liq...

Page 314: ...Diagnostics General screen displays a report with general diagnostic information about all Mag Sensors Report Column Descriptions Type Sensor Type Description Possible messages 059 MAG Sensor Status...

Page 315: ...0 to 1219 20mm Total Height Absolute liquid height as measured by the Mag Sensor Value range 0 00 to 48 00 in 0 00 to 1219 20mm Fluid Temp Temperature of the fluid in which the Mag Sensor is submerged...

Page 316: ...screen displays a report with communication diagnostic information about all Mag Sensors Report Column Descriptions Samples Read Number of Samples Read Value range 0 to 4294967295 Samples Used Number...

Page 317: ...rors Number of Comm Errors Value range 0 to 999999 Restarts Number of Restarts Value range 0 to 999999 Mag Sensor Diagnostics Comm Screen Refresh Rate The Mag Sensor Diagnostics Comm data will be refr...

Page 318: ...cs Constants screen displays a report with constants diagnostic information about all Mag Sensors Report Column Descriptions Serial Number Mag Sensor Serial Number Value XXXXXXX Model Mag Sensor Model...

Page 319: ...0 in 2 5 to 3657 6mm Max Threshold Mag Sensor Maximum Threshold Value range 0 1 to 144 0 in 2 5 to 3657 6mm Num Floats Mag Sensor Number of Floats Possible messages 1 2 Temp Mag Sensor Temperature Ena...

Page 320: ...ensor number e g 1 and label e g Mag Sensor 1 Mag Sensor serial number up to 7 digits Date and time time channel data was received Channel data Hex number is read from the report as shown in the examp...

Page 321: ...s Manual 310 Mag Sensor Diagnostics Channel Screen Refresh Rate The Mag Sensor Diagnostics Channel data will be refreshed every 8 seconds Control Buttons right of screen Setup Touch this button open t...

Page 322: ...ral screen displays a report with general diagnostic information about all Line Pressure Sensors in the system This screen is reached by selecting the Line Pressure Sensor icon in the diagnostic main...

Page 323: ...89 173kPa Diagnostics LPR Sensor General screen refresh rate The LPR Sensor Diagnostics General data will be refreshed every second Control Buttons right of screen More Touching the More button will s...

Page 324: ...ation screen displays a report with communication diagnostic information for all Line Pressure Sensors Report Column Descriptions Samples Read Number of Samples Read Value range 0 to 4294967295 Sample...

Page 325: ...PR Sensor Comm screen refresh rate The LPR Sensor Diagnostics Communication data will be refreshed every 8 seconds Control Buttons right of screen More Touching the More button will shift the report o...

Page 326: ...lays a report with constants diagnostic information about all Line Pressure Sensors in the system Report Column Descriptions Serial Number Line Pressure Sensor Serial Number Value XXXXXXXXXX Model Lin...

Page 327: ...alue range 0 to 65535 Control Buttons right of screen More Touching the More button will shift the report over right or left to reveal additional columns outside of the data view area Setup Touch this...

Page 328: ...nsor Diagnostics Channel screen displays a report with channel diagnostic information about all Line Pressure Sensors Report Description Each Line Pressure Sensor s channel data is preceded by the fol...

Page 329: ...l 0 is B610 for Channel 3 it is 0235 and for channel 16 it is 00A1 Data Type Hexidecimal Value range 0000 to FFFF Diagnostics Line Pressure Sensor Channel screen refresh rate The Line Pressure Sensor...

Page 330: ...I and have actionable messages will appear in this report Messages will be generated by AccuChart II and added to this list AccuChart II will also decide when existing messages should be changed or re...

Page 331: ...s percentage of sales volumes A separate button gives you a report of Delivery variances made using both charts within the selected calibration period Report Column Descriptions Open Date Time Start t...

Page 332: ...me Ordered Delivery Comparison in the title bar and displays the following columns End of Delivery Date Time Chart label Delivery Variance Chart label Delivery Variance Delivery variance is calculated...

Page 333: ...ross the full range of the tank no error Control Buttons Right side of screen Comp Touching the Compare button will show the Select Charts to Compare dialog You select the tank charts to compare from...

Page 334: ...across the full range of the tank no error Control Buttons Right side of screen Comp Touching the Compare button will show the Select Charts to Compare dialog You select the tank charts to compare fr...

Page 335: ...calibration will clear these alarms except where noted To minimize the risk of false premature alarms no warnings will be posted until Automatic AccuChart II has been running for at least 48 hours In...

Page 336: ...nd the search algorithm hits a boundary Station too busy Warning will be posted when the average number of records generated per day is less than N and the throughput is above a threshold T No Success...

Page 337: ...n the Tank Setup AccuChart II screen Only tanks that are actively running AccuChart II will have tank buttons on the bottom of the screen Data Sufficiency This read only field contains the current per...

Page 338: ...t data in bottom half of tank Station Too Busy Temporarily halt dispensing to introduce more idle periods The list of possible action messages in the Sufficiency Improvement Action field includes Stop...

Page 339: ...re details Report Column Descriptions Address This column contains the physical address of the module B1 S4 Master 450 slot 4 module bay behind right door Slot 1 Comm slot 1 comm bay behind left door...

Page 340: ...column contains the date the console was factory programmed Firmware Revision This column contains the revision level of the console s firmware This column will be blank for all Comm Cards SW Build D...

Page 341: ...the device e g B1 S1 Universal Sensor Module B1 S1 4 device connected to terminal 4 of the USM in slot 1 Type This column contains the device type e g Universal Sensor Module Mag Probe etc Serial Numb...

Page 342: ...be blank if everything is OK If the device is a module an M will show up first If there is an error it will be indicated by followed by a reason code If possible other fields will be flagged with the...

Page 343: ...e the console is not populated or recognized by the system type will be None 2 If a device position on a module is not populated or recognized by the system type will be None Primary Assignment This c...

Page 344: ...on modules Report Column Descriptions Comm Number This column contains the comm card number e g Co 1 Slot This column contains the comm bay slot and module port of the installed comm card e g S1 P2 Sl...

Page 345: ...eset Break Interrupts This column contains the number of break interrupts since the counter was reset Counter Reset Date and Time This column contains the date and time you last reset this card s coun...

Page 346: ...ets you check for and install newer firmware for each of these modules see procedure below Report Column Descriptions Address This column contains the physical address of the device e g B1 S1 Module T...

Page 347: ...the check box beside any module that qualifies for upgrade firmware see Available Firmware Revision paragraph above 2 The Confirm Download dialog box appears Touch the OK button Note Once the download...

Page 348: ...tic end cap from the USB Adapter and Insert the i button in the adapter as shown in the diagram below 2 Replace the plastic retaining cap on the adapter after inserting the i Button 3 Plug the USB Ada...

Page 349: ...TLS 450 Setup and Operation Screens Manual 338 6 Disconnect the Printer s USB cable from its connector on the CPU board and insert the USB Adapter into the CPU connector see below...

Page 350: ...r 9 Turn on power to the console and follow the required Software Maintenance procedures When you have completed the Software Maintenance procedure s reverse the steps 4 through 7 above to remove the...

Page 351: ...nd recover operations For ultimate protection against possible loss of data and to protect against system crashes run the Backup operation daily NOTE It is very important that you keep the V R Code Fe...

Page 352: ...has completed Revert To Previous Software Version Button A copy of the previous older system software and databases is stored on your console s CF card If the current newer version of system software...

Page 353: ...d in the Feature Status columns Multiple updates may be selected The List Updates button will requery for available updates and provide a list in the Feature column When the list is acquired a check w...

Page 354: ...rogress Possible messages include Reading Update List Waiting Selection Downloading Feature Touch the boxes beside each of the desired items in this column If you change your mind about a selection to...

Page 355: ...then touch the Install button on the right side of the screen 2 Touch the OK button on the System Restart dialog box or touch Cancel to abort the installation or to reselect the feature s you want to...

Page 356: ...installed Multiple features may be installed concurrently Touch the boxes beside each of the desired items in this column If you change your mind about a selection touch the box again to remove the ch...

Page 357: ...ab screen displays important information about your console s software version and installed features If you should be experiencing problems with the console please have the information on this screen...

Page 358: ...d Edit Line Control Region The region has the following buttons from left to right touch this button to toggle between the Enhanced Numeric and Alpha keypad interfaces It is enabled when the field is...

Page 359: ...l entries Character Entry Region This region has Buttons that enter characters in the Field Edit Line The Sp button enters a Space Character Control Region The region has the following buttons from le...

Page 360: ...ntire entry Back touch this button to remove a character to the left of the cursor OK touch this button to apply the selection Cancel touch this button to discard any selections that have been made to...

Page 361: ...TLS 450 Setup and Operation Screens Manual 350 Report Range Selection Dialogs The dialog boxes used to define a report s content are shown below...

Page 362: ...e to a qualified Veeder Root Service Representative Attempting to service tank monitors and equipment without proper training can cause damage to property environment resulting in personal injury or d...

Page 363: ...strict the probe s measurement capability PLLD Yearly A Owner or Station Attendant 1 Check submersible pump head for leakage at PLLD transducer port and functional element with pump On 2 Check PLLD tr...

Page 364: ...d on field wiring 2 Replace sensor cable if cracked or damaged ref item A 1 Vapor Sensor Yearly A Owner or Station Attendant 1 Inspect sensor cable for any cracking or damage B Service Contractor 1 Ve...

Page 365: ...larm in both conditions replace the sensor 2 Verify epoxy kits have been installed on field wiring 3 Replace sensor if cable is cracked or damaged ref item A 1 Mag Sensor Yearly A Owner or Station Att...

Page 366: ...etary 1 7 No 330404 001 330435 Schlumberger CDIM 1200 Even 7 2 2 5 No 330404 002 331274 Schlumberger SAM CDIM 4800 Odd 7 1 No 331001 002 349753 Gasboy RS422 LDIM 9600 None 8 1 331001 003 349753 Gasboy...

Page 367: ...eld precision is hundredths thousandths default C Cumulative field precision is hundredths thousandths default TOKHEIM 67A B T Blender only site collects only blender messages R Send captured message...

Page 368: ...arameter Definitions BAUD PARITY STOP BITS DATA BITS CONVERSION STRING RATE STRING TYPE STRING BITS STRING BITS STRING UNITS B9 9600 N None H 1 V 7 G Gallons B4 4800 E Even S 2 D 8 M Metric B2 2400 O...

Page 369: ...data that controls available features ILS Interstitial Level Sensor ISD In Station Diagnostics LVDIM Low Voltage Dispenser Interface Module MAG MAGnetostrictive technology MDIM Mechanical DIM PLLD Pre...

Page 370: ...STP Submersible Turbine Pump USB Universal Serial Bus Regulatory Acronyms ATEX Europe BASEEFA UK C of C Certificate of Compliance CAPCO The California Air Pollution Control Officers Association CARB C...

Page 371: ...and their vapors are extremely explosive if ignited FLAMMABLE Fuels and their vapors are extremely flammable TURN POWER OFF Live power to a device creates a potential shock hazard Turn Off power to t...

Page 372: ...nd Water Sensor Hose h Hose Hose Hydrocarbon Sensor Hy HydcSns Hydrocarbon Sensor Line Ln Line Line Line Pressure Sensor PLLD Pl LPSensr Line P Sensor Liquid Sensor L Liquid Liquid Sensor Mag Sensor M...

Page 373: ...nal Input Module IO IOM Relay External Input Module Table of Standard Abbreviations Word English Abbreviation Alarm Alrm Average Avg Board brd Dispense Disp Delivery dlvy or dlv Evaporation Evap Facto...

Page 374: ...m Millimeter mm Degrees Fahrenheit F Degrees Celcius C Pounds per Square Inch psi Pascal Pa Kilo Pascal kPa Foot ft Meter m Pound lb Kilogram kg Year yr or Y Date format Month mo Date format Day d or...

Page 375: ...be Name Name Type Phase Sep Density Leak Detect Water Detect C000 Std 0 10 GPH 2 float MAG1 No 0 10 GPH Yes C001 Std 0 20 GPH 2 float MAG2 No 0 20 GPH Yes D000 Std Inv only 2 float MAG3 No None Yes D0...

Page 376: ...r browser For help enabling the applet go to http www java com en download help enable_browser xml b JVM version 1 4 or newer installed To download the latest JVM version go to http java sun com j2se...

Page 377: ...n to display the desired page Viewable pages are as follows report content is dependent on installed hardware and console features Reports Inventory current Delivery Last delivery record per tank Shif...

Page 378: ...ults History 0 1 Test Results 0 1 Test Results History Sensors Liquid Sensor Status Alarm History Vapor Sensor Status Alarm History Groundwater Sensor Status Alarm History 2 Wire CL Sensor Status Alar...

Page 379: ...page lets you communicate with the TLS 450 using RS 232 commands Setup This page lets you enter an access password and set page data refresh rates About This page displays your installed TLS 450 Web...

Page 380: ...Appendix A 5 Web Access Home Page The TLS 450 Web Home page is shown below Refresh System Status Button Click on this button to refresh the report s contents applies if new data is available...

Page 381: ...Web Access 6 Web Access Reports Inventory Page The TLS 450 Web Access Reports Inventory page example is shown below...

Page 382: ...Appendix A 7 Web Access Reports Delivery Page The TLS 450 Web Access Reports Delivery page example is shown below...

Page 383: ...this manual for more information on this page A Delivery Volume entry only appears if a delivery was made during the shift A Totals Volume entry only appears if a delivery was made during the shift To...

Page 384: ...Appendix A 9 Web Access Active Alarms Page The TLS 450 Web Access Active Alarms page is shown below...

Page 385: ...Web Access 10 Web Access Priority Alarms Page The TLS 450 Web Access Priority Alarms page example is shown below...

Page 386: ...Appendix A 11 Web Access Non Priority Alarms Page The TLS 450 Web Access Non Priority Alarms page example is shown below...

Page 387: ...Web Access 12 Web Access Tanks Status Page The TLS 450 Web Access Tanks Status page example is shown below...

Page 388: ...Appendix A 13 Web Access Tanks Alarm History Page The TLS 450 Web Access Tanks Alarm History page example is shown below...

Page 389: ...Web Access 14 Web Access Tanks Leak Test Results Page The TLS 450 Web Access Tanks Leak Test Results page example is shown below...

Page 390: ...Appendix A 15 Web Access Tanks Leak Test History Page The TLS 450 Web Access Tanks Leak Test History page example is shown below...

Page 391: ...Web Access 16 Web Access Lines Line Status The TLS 450 Web Access Lines Line Status page example is shown below...

Page 392: ...Appendix A 17 Web Access Lines Alarm History Page The TLS 450 Web Access Lines Alarm History page example is shown below...

Page 393: ...Web Access 18 Web Access Lines 0 2 Test Results Page The TLS 450 Web Access Lines 0 2 Test Results page example is shown below...

Page 394: ...Appendix A 19 Web Access Lines 0 2 Test History Page The TLS 450 Web Access Lines 0 2 Test History page example is shown below...

Page 395: ...Web Access 20 Web Access Lines 0 1 Test Results Page The TLS 450 Web Access Lines 0 1 Test Results page example is shown below...

Page 396: ...Appendix A 21 Web Access Lines 0 1 Test History Page The TLS 450 Web Access Lines 0 1 Test History page example is shown below...

Page 397: ...is shown below The Status page for liquid sensors is shown Click on the arrow beside the select sensor field to open a dropdown list of available sensors Select one to display a similar Status page fo...

Page 398: ...hown below The Alarm History page for liquid sensors is shown Click on the arrow beside the select sensor field to open a dropdown list of available sensors Select one to display a similar Alarm Histo...

Page 399: ...Web Access 24 Web Access BIR Current BIR Report Page The TLS 450 Web Access BIR Current BIR Report page example is shown below...

Page 400: ...Appendix A 25 Web Access BIR Previous BIR Report Page The TLS 450 Web Access BIR Previous BIR Report page example is shown below...

Page 401: ...Web Access 26 Web Access BIR Current Book Report Page The TLS 450 Web Access BIR Current Book Report page example is shown below...

Page 402: ...Appendix A 27 Web Access BIR Current Book Report Page The TLS 450 Web Access BIR Current Book Report page example is shown below...

Page 403: ...Web Access 28 Web Access BIR Test Results Report Page The TLS 450 Web Access BIR Test Results Report page example is shown below...

Page 404: ...Appendix A 29 Web Access Diags Page The TLS 450 Web Access Diags page example is shown below This page displays information about software features installed in this TLS 450 console...

Page 405: ...232 published commands Type in the serial command Ixxxxx e g I20200 delivery report in the field below the terminal window click Enter and the TLS 450 will display the Delivery Report in the terminal...

Page 406: ...the Security Code Enable box in this page and enter up to a six alph numeric password in the field below Auto Refresh Page Data To automatically refresh page data click the box next to Auto Refresh C...

Page 407: ...Web Access 32 Web Access About Page The TLS 450 Web Access About page example is shown below This page displays the version of Veeder Root s Web Access software installed in the TLS 450 console...

Page 408: ...For technical support sales or other assistance please visit www veeder com...

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