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System Setup Screens

Alpha Keypad Screen

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Alpha Keypad Screen

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Displays Title of data to be entered.

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Data Entered Window displays data entered.

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Alpha keypad buttons - touch a character button to 
place that character in the data entered window (2).

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Save button - touch to accept entered data and close 
Screen.

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Cancel button - touch to cancel any entry and close 
Screen.

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Cursor left button - touch to move the cursor one 
position left in the Data Entered Window (2).

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Cursor right button - touch to move the cursor one 
position right in the Data Entered Window (2).

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Backspace delete button - touch to delete character in 
cursor.

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Number keypad button - touch to display the Numeric 
Keypad Screen.

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Clear button - touch to clear contents of Data Entered 
Window (2).

Summary of Contents for TLS2P

Page 1: ...Manual No 577013 960 Revision D Software Version 5 Setup and Operation Manual TLS2P Console Ethernet USB 3 COMS...

Page 2: ...r Terms 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...

Page 3: ...reen 20 238 239 COMM Ports 1 2 3 Serial Setup Screen Page 1 21 238 Comm Type Selection Dialog 22 249 252 COMM Ports 1 2 3 Setup Screen Page 2 23 238 239 241 253 COMM Port 1 Printer Setup Screen 24 238...

Page 4: ...Shift Close Screen 61 Manually Starting Stopping Tank Leak Tests 112 114 129 130 Manual Test Start Stop Screen 62 Reports System Reports 63 Inventory Report US Units and Non Density Probe 65 Inventory...

Page 5: ...ox 81 Figure 5 TLS2P Web Server Home Page 83 Figure 6 TLS2P Web Server Inventory Page 84 Figure 7 TLS2P Web Server Delivery Page 85 Figure 8 TLS2P Web Server Alarms Page 86 Tables Table 1 Alarm Messag...

Page 6: ...minimum training certifications for contractors who will install and setup the equipment discussed in this manual Installer Level 1 Certification Contractors holding valid Installer Certification are...

Page 7: ...e tanks FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS COULD CAUSE DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ENVIRONMENT RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH Leaking tanks can create serious environmen...

Page 8: ...Testing Method standards and has been third party tested by Midwest Research Institute This system can detect a 0 1 gph leak exceeding a 95 probability of detection P D and less than a 1 probability...

Page 9: ...Remove water from the tank Invalid Fuel Height Tank Fuel level dropped to a point below the minimum detectable level or only one float is present Call for delivery Low Product Tank Tank level dropped...

Page 10: ...button touch to acknowledge alarm and silence alarm beeper Note touching this button does not clear the alarm the problem that caused the alarm must be repaired 4 Print button For menu screens touch...

Page 11: ...l Test button touch to display the Manual Tank Test Start Stop Screen page 62 3 Function Test button touch to display the Function Test Menu Screen page 72 4 Tank Setup button touch to display the Tan...

Page 12: ...word Screen will not display Legend for numbered boxes 01 01 2010 12 00 AM ALL FUNCTIONS NORMAL 1 266 SYSTEM SETUP ENTER PASSWORD PASSWORD 1 Password 266 To access the System Setup Screen page 8 you m...

Page 13: ...play the Station Header Setup Screen page 10 6 Shift Time button touch to display the Setup Shift Times Screen page 19 7 Dialing Setup button touch to display the System Setup Dial Out Setup Screen pa...

Page 14: ...COUNTRY 1 System Language 201 Choose from English default French Spanish German Portuguese Polish Swedish Finnish Russian or Chinese Mandarin 2 Units 202 Choose Metric default or U S 3 Serial Language...

Page 15: ...d the Roman alphabet are supported 2 Header Line 2 205 Enter second line of Report header The entry can be alphanumeric and up to 20 characters Only numbers and the Roman alphabet are supported 3 Head...

Page 16: ...entered window 2 4 Save button touch to accept entered data and close Screen 5 Cancel button touch to cancel any entry and close Screen 6 Cursor left button touch to move the cursor one position left...

Page 17: ...ata Entered Window 2 4 Save button touch to accept entered data and close Screen 5 Cancel button touch to cancel any entry and close Screen 6 Cursor left button touch to move the cursor one position l...

Page 18: ...ty 208 Select Security Enabled or Disabled for the selected COMM port default is Disabled If COMM port 1 is setup for a printer the security code requirement is ignored 2 Password 209 Enter a six digi...

Page 19: ...e not case sensitive Once you OK the Setup Password you will be required to enter this password before accessing System Setups page 7 and Tank Setups page 46 1 Old Password 263 If you want to change t...

Page 20: ...2 1 212 213 214 TM DATE FORMAT DD MM YY HH MM 10 04 01 13 54 1 Date 212 Enter current date 2 Time 213 Enter current time 3 TM Date Format 214 Select one of 3 formats DD MM YY HH1 MM default YY MM DD H...

Page 21: ...ry Screen 16 Current Date Entry Screen Legend for numbered boxes 1 6 2 3 2001 1 Month entry window enter 01 12 2 Day entry window enter 01 31 3 Year entry window enter year e g 2001 The remaining butt...

Page 22: ...y window enter 00 23 or 01 121 2 Minutes entry window enter 01 59 3 AM PM entry window1 enter AM or PM 4 Touch PM if after noon1 5 Touch AM if before noon1 The remaining buttons function as described...

Page 23: ...d for the remaining tanks the shift number increments and a shift report is created If the system is setup to autodial on Shift Close Event the autodial assigned receiver will be sent the notification...

Page 24: ...for all shifts NOTE At least one shift start time must be entered to activate the Last Shift Inventory feature 1 Shift 1 215 touch the time button to the right of the window and enter the Shift 1 star...

Page 25: ...and times you enter 1 Daylight Savings 219 touch the Arrow button to the right of the window and select Enable or Disable default is Disable 2 Start Date 220 touch the Date button to the right of the...

Page 26: ...Printer COMM 2 selections None Serial COMM 3 selections None Serial 2 Handshaking 239 touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and select COMM 1 Hardware XON XOFF None COMM 2 and 3 XON...

Page 27: ...tiple options so you touch the arrow button to select an option 1 Comm Type 238 touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and to select a different Comm Type for the following COMM Ports...

Page 28: ...Down Arrow button to the right of the window and select a desired baud rate 300 600 1200 2400 4800 or 9600 default 2 Parity 250 touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and select a pari...

Page 29: ...e right of the window and select Yes or No default If the page eject is set to Yes a page feed command will be sent to the printer at the conclusion of the report or when a report exceeds the length o...

Page 30: ...up button touch the Advanced Setup button and go to the Advanced Communications Setup Screen page 26 2 Modem Type 244 touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and select your external mo...

Page 31: ...1 SYSTEM SETUP COMMUNICATIONS COMM 1 247 248 DIAL IN AT B1 AT B1 CAUTION Entering the wrong number strings in this screen may disable the modem 1 Dial In 247 touch the Numeric Keypad button and enter...

Page 32: ...an cause the console to stop functioning Host Port should be set from 10001 to 10010 in order for the Web Interface to work 6 Remote IP address which is the address that the console will connect to if...

Page 33: ...ees the TLS2P from having to be in continual commuication with the Lantronix server 1 Current Host IP 280 Address in Lantronix server 2 Current Subnet Mask Address 281 in Lantronix server 3 Current Ga...

Page 34: ...s for these fields must fall within the range of 0 255 to be accepted 2 Right Left arrows touch to select the desired field 3 Save button touch to accept entered data and close screen 4 Cancel button...

Page 35: ...ialog box upper screen displays when you touch the GET button on the TCPIP setup screen see page 28 1 OK button touch to have the TLS2P get the TCPIP parameters 280 283 saved in the Lantronix server T...

Page 36: ...ch the SET button on the TCPIP setup screen see page 28 1 OK button touch to have the TLS2P save the TCPIP parameters 280 283 to the Lantronix server The lower screen displays while the TLS2P is updat...

Page 37: ...ammable To communicate through the USB port on the console you will need a standard USB printer cable as well as a USB driver for your computer or laptop for the interface to the console The driver th...

Page 38: ...o Dialout System Setup Dial Out Screen Legend for numbered boxes 05 29 2008 12 00 AM ALL FUNCTIONS NORMAL SYSTEM SETUP DIAL OUT DIAL TYPE 1 270 NONE 1 Dial Type 270 touch the Arrow button to display t...

Page 39: ...xes SELECT ENTRY DIAL TYPE 1 2 3 270 NONE SAVE CANCEL 1 Dial Type 270 touch the Arrow button to display the Dial Type Select Entry Diaglog and select a Dial Type None default Modem TCPIP EMail 2 Save...

Page 40: ...one phone number to which you want the system to dial 3 Retries 225 touch the Numeric button to the right of the window and enter the number of times 1 99 you want the system to redial the phone numbe...

Page 41: ...te IP Address 271 in Lantronix server 3 Current Remote port 272 in Lantronix server 4 Push Site ID 277 This feature will allow the TLS2P to automatically establish a TCPIP connection to a Polling Serv...

Page 42: ...er 41 characters max Touch alfpha key button to enter edit email address 3 Recipient 2 Email Address 274 in Lantronix server 41 characters max Touch alfpha key button to enter edit email address 4 Fro...

Page 43: ...ditions Note Autodial alarms continue on next two pages 1 Max Product 227 touch the Down Arrow button to select On dial out or Off do not dial out 2 Overfill Limit 228 touch the Down Arrow button to s...

Page 44: ...ARMS 231 232 233 234 1 2 3 4 5 6 This screen continues Autodial Alarms setup Note Autodial alarms continue on next page 1 High Water 231 touch the Down Arrow button to select On dial out or Off do not...

Page 45: ...the Down Arrow button to select On dial out or Off do not dial out 2 Probe Out 236 touch the Down Arrow button to select On or Off 3 Low Temperature 237 touch the Down Arrow button to select On or Of...

Page 46: ...screen concludes Autodial Alarms Setup 1 Shift Close Event 550 touch the Down Arrow button to select On or Off 2 Density Warning 551 touch the Down Arrow button to select On or Off When set to On you...

Page 47: ...beeper relay 1 Alarm Relay 256 touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and select None default Overfill or All Alarms If Overfill is selected an overfill condition on any tank will acti...

Page 48: ...e Compensation reference temperature The allowable range is 49 to 120 F 45 to 48 9 C The default is 59 F 15 C 2 Print TC Volume 258 touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and select Ye...

Page 49: ...t Height default or Volume for H Protocol 2 Euro Protocol Prefix 260 Touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and select S default or d 3 Stick Height Offset 261 Touch the Down Arrow but...

Page 50: ...s installed software and features System Software Revision Level Software Part Number Software Creation Date System Features e g Static Tank Leak Detect 06 03 2008 10 57 AM ALL FUNCTIONS NORMAL SOFTWA...

Page 51: ...isplay Legend for numbered boxes 01 01 2010 12 00 AM ALL FUNCTIONS NORMAL 1 267 TANK SETUP ENTER PASSWORD PASSWORD 1 Password 267 To access the Tank Setup Menu Screen page 47 you must enter the 6 to 1...

Page 52: ...AM ALL FUNCTIONS NORMAL 2 3 1 This screen contains access to Tank Setup Screens 1 Tank Setup button touch to display the Tank Setup Screen page 48 2 Tank Alarm Limit button Touch to display the Tank...

Page 53: ...t of the window and select Enabled or Disabled default 2 Prod Label 120 Touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and enter up to a 20 character label Only numerals from 0 9 and Roman alp...

Page 54: ...1 point for flat ended steel tanks default 4 points for fiberglass tanks or 20 points for all tanks 4 Tank Chart button This button only appears if you have selected the 4 point or 20 point Tank Prof...

Page 55: ...if the probe is located in the center of the tank If the probe is located in the center of the tank the value entered is 000 00 U S units or 0000 0 Metric units If the probe is not in the center of th...

Page 56: ...085 Gasohol 0 00069 0 00125 Gear Oil 90W 0 00047 0 00085 Hydraulic Oil 0 00047 0 00085 Jet Fuel 0 00047 0 00085 Kerosene fuel oil 1 0 00050 0 00090 LPG Butane 0 00109 0 00196 LPG Propane 0 00160 0 002...

Page 57: ...use Metric Units between the probe and fill risers Record the measurement in column D 5 Divide the value in column C by column D to determine the pitch Record the results in column E 6 Measure the di...

Page 58: ...the factory during calibration of the magnets used in the float As the density float can be shipped separately from the probe the user will need to record the Density Code on each density float and t...

Page 59: ...threshold is referenced to the Full Volume capacity Allowable range is 0 to 100 Default is 0 disabled An active Probe Low Temperature Warning will disable this alarm 3 Delivery Needed 103 Delivery Nee...

Page 60: ...rtment drops to one tank The feature also allows fuel to settle out after a delivery which is especially important in manifolded tank groups Allowable delay is 1 to 60 minutes Default is 1 Touch the D...

Page 61: ...Periodic Test Fail 110 Periodic Test Fail allows you to disable or enable an alarm that triggers if a 0 2 gph 0 76 lph leak test fails Choices are Alarm Enabled or Disabled Default is Disabled Touch t...

Page 62: ...FUNCTIONS NORMAL 1 109 553 DENSITY LOW LIMIT 674 00 KGM3 This screen concludes Tank Alarm Limits setup 1 Density Low Limit 553 touch the numeric button to enter a low limit at which you want the set t...

Page 63: ...1 gph 0 38 lph requires a Mag 1 probe Touch the Down Arrow button to the right of the window and enter the desired choice 2 Early Stop 113 Disabled is the default setting When enabled this feature wi...

Page 64: ...nk 1 setup selections on the Tank Leak Test Setup screens to all configured tanks in the system Select No not to transfer the Tank 1 setup to all tanks Default is No If necessary touch the arrow butto...

Page 65: ...This screen concludes Tank Leak Test Setup 1 Frequency 116 You can choose from several Tank Leak Test frequency options On Date Annually Monthly Weekly Daily Touch the Down Arrow button to the right o...

Page 66: ...17508 1229 25 500 OK CANCEL 3 4 1 You can manually close the shift for any tank by touching the desired tank s graphic on the screen or 2 You can manually close the shift for all tanks by touching th...

Page 67: ...button to the right of the window and enter the desired choice 3 Test Rate 112 Select a leak test rate of 0 2 gph 0 76 lph default or 0 1 gph 0 38 lph The 0 1 gph 0 38 lph rate requires a Mag 1 Probe...

Page 68: ...r HOURLY INVENTORY REPORT Date Hour Volume Height Water Temp See example on page 66 Touch to display Delivery Reports for each tank Includes last delivery and up to previous 9 deliver ies You can touc...

Page 69: ...e Fullest Pass button to display the results of the last 12 Periodic 1 for each month tests and Last Annual test in which the tank had the most vol ume You can touch the Print button on the display to...

Page 70: ...3 2 5329 5413 4500 48 8 0 0 37 3 EXAMPLE REPORT PRINTOUT SHIFT INVENTORY REPORT WITH TC VOLUME T 1 REGULAR UNLEADED TANK PRODUCT 1 REGULAR UNLEADED VOLUME TC VOLUME ULLAGE HEIGHT WATER TEMP SHIFT 1 S...

Page 71: ...splayed in the Product box item 2 in the screen above If Temperature Compensated Density is enabled TC will follow the density value e g 769 1 kg m3 TC The other values are in the same locations as fo...

Page 72: ...Tanker button at the bottom of the screen to view a delivery for that tank EXAMPLE PRINTOUT DELIVERY REPORT WITH NON DENSITY PROBE T 1 REGULAR UNLEADED INCREASE DATE TIME VOLUME TC VOLUME WATER TEMP...

Page 73: ...delivery for that tank Note If TC Density is enabled then TC Density will be displayed instead of Density EXAMPLE PRINTOUT DELIVERY REPORT WITH DENSITY PROBE T 1 REGULAR UNLEADED INCREASE DATE TIME V...

Page 74: ...LARM REPORT Date Time of the following last 3 inventory alarms Max Product Overfill Limit Invalid Fuel Level High Water Delivery Needed Low Product and Low Temperature Touch to display the Environment...

Page 75: ...rm is automatically cleared To clear a failed leak test alarm a passing leak test must be run In Tank Alarm Information MAX PRODUCT ALARM If the product level volume exceeds the Max Product value the...

Page 76: ...disable the alarm HIGH WATER ALARM If the water level height continuously exceeds the High Water threshold for a period exceeding 3 minutes the High Water Warning will activate The high water alarm w...

Page 77: ...inter button Touch and a test line will print to a connected printer 4 RED LED button Touch and the red front panel LED turns On for several seconds 5 GREEN LED button Touch and the green front panel...

Page 78: ...return to the Function Test Menu Screen Probe Diagnostic Screen Touch the down arrow to view available probe temperature data To view another tank s probe diagnostics touch the desired tank s Diagnost...

Page 79: ...ve water measurement capability it will inhibit water related data TANK 1 2 3 PROBE TYPE MAG 1 MAG 1 MAG 1 SERIAL NUMBER 168809 50069 50069 PROBE ID 0XC000 0XC000 0XC000 PROBE LENGTH 30 00 18 0 18 0 G...

Page 80: ...2 Overfill page 72 103 Delivery Needed page 72 104 Low Product page 72 105 High Water page 55 106 Delivery Delay page 55 107 Ann Leak Test Min page 55 108 Per Leak Test Min page 55 109 Gross Test Fail...

Page 81: ...tem Language page 9 202 Units page 9 203 Serial Language page 9 204 Header 1 page 10 205 Header 2 page 10 206 Header 3 page 10 207 Header 4 page 10 208 Security page 13 209 Password page 13 212 Date p...

Page 82: ...Annual Test Fail page 39 235 Invalid Fuel Height page 40 236 Probe Out page 40 237 Low Temperature page 40 238 Comm Type page 21 page 22 page 24 page 25 239 Handshaking page 21 page 24 240 ISO 3166 C...

Page 83: ...6 Password page 7 267 Password page 46 270 Dial Type page 33 page 35 page 36 page 37 271 Remote IP page 36 272 Remote Port page 36 273 Recipient 1 page 37 274 Recipient 2 page 37 275 From page 37 276...

Page 84: ...ndex Probe Diagnostic Screen 79 550 Shift Close Event page 41 551 Density Warning page 41 552 Density High Limit page 56 553 Density Low Limit page 57 Table 7 System Setup Label Codes Label Code Label...

Page 85: ...nd click the go to button You should see the TLS2P Home screen Connecting a Laptop Directly to the TLS2P What You Will Need Ethernet crossover cable IP address of TLS2P A Static IP address for laptop...

Page 86: ...Connection Properties screen displays Figure 3 Figure 3 Local Area Connection Properties Screen 4 In the connections or components used check list window highlight Internet Protocol TCP IP and then cl...

Page 87: ...your browser and enter the IP Address of the TLS2P and click the Go To button You should see the TLS2P Web Server Home Page TLS2P Web Server Main Pages Home Page Displays after connecting to TLS2P web...

Page 88: ...Accessing The TLS2P Web Server Probe Diagnostic Screen 83 Figure 5 TLS2P Web Server Home Page...

Page 89: ...Accessing The TLS2P Web Server Probe Diagnostic Screen 84 Figure 6 TLS2P Web Server Inventory Page...

Page 90: ...Accessing The TLS2P Web Server Probe Diagnostic Screen 85 Figure 7 TLS2P Web Server Delivery Page...

Page 91: ...Accessing The TLS2P Web Server Probe Diagnostic Screen 86 Figure 8 TLS2P Web Server Alarms Page...

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