Franklin Fueling Systems TS-ROM2 User Manual
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Preface
The TS-ROM2 (Tank Sentinel - Relay Output Module) is designed for use with the TS-1001, TS-2001, TS-504 and TS-
508 Automatic Tank Gauge (ATG) console and up to eight product dispenser pump relays. The TS-ROM2 is primarily
designed and configured to turn off (open) the power source to a dispenser pump relay or dispenser solenoid valve
whenever an assigned product or tank alarm condition is sensed and received at the ATG (i.e.. high product levels,
low product levels, high water levels and tank point sensor alarms). Opening the pump relay circuit will inhibit product
dispensing. In addition, the ATG/TS-ROM2 module can be programmed to override the product dispensing inhibitor for
an assigned length of time; this grace period can range from 0 to 120 minutes. The TS-ROM2 was alternatively designed
to be easily reconfigured and to
turn on or off other devices, whenever an assigned product or tank alarm condition is
sensed and received at the ATG console.
Abbreviations and Acronyms
ATG - Automated Tank Gauge
NC - Normally Closed
NO - Normally Open
TS-ROM - Tank Sentinel-Relay Output Module
UPS - Uninterruptible Power Supply
UST - Underground Storage Tank
Contacting INCON
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Or contact us by phone, fax, or email:
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www.franklinfueling.com
Contents
Preface...............................................................................................................................
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Abbreviations and Acronyms................................................................................................... 2
Important Safety Messages................................................................................................
3
General Information............................................................................................................
4
Specification Information.......................................................................................................... 4
Theory of Operation (Standard Configuration)........................................................................ 4
Installation Overview............................................................................................................... 5
Required Materials.............................................................................................................
5
Installation..........................................................................................................................
5
Mechanical Installation............................................................................................................ 5
Electrical Installation................................................................................................................ 5
Finishing the Installation.......................................................................................................... 6
Power Up................................................................................................................................. 6
Programming......................................................................................................................
6
Alternate Uses and Configurations (Example)......................................................................... 6
Table 1 – Example: Tank Sentinel or ATG Relay Output Assignments............................ 7
Relay & LED Truth Table................................................................................................. 7
Active Off Mode, NO-Contact Configuration................................................................... 7
Active Off Mode, NC-Contact Configuration.................................................................... 7
Active On Mode, NO-Contact Configuration................................................................... 7
Testing the TS-ROM2.........................................................................................................
7
Table 2............................................................................................................................. 8
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