Franklin Fueling Systems Tank Sentinel (TS-1001, 2001, 504, 508 & 750) Operators Guide Rev. C - Manual (Page 14)

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Component Location ( Continued... see Page 1 - 2 Figure 1 - 1 )
Status Row (with Alarm Test Key)
TS-1001/ 750 / 504 Status Row shown
( TS-2001/508 is vertical )
Green POWER on Light: On steady when the console power is on
Yellow WARNINGLight: Flashes for System fail warnings
Red ALARMLight: Flashes for Tank, Sensor, or Line alarms
ALARM TEST Key: Press to test the annunciator alarm horn
After a warning or alarm is acknowledged, the flashing yellow-warning light or
red-alarm light will stop flashing and will stay on continuously (solid) until the condition
clears or no longer exists, which will cause it to turnoff (see Chapter 2) .
Keypad Keys
The Keypad Keys and Menu keys are used to:
Display product and tank data, access the setup program,
view alarms, select reports (to print or Fax), navigate
through menus and make choices, silence alarms,
acknowledge alarms, start or stop (abort) leak tests, and
to check the system time, display, printer operation, and
to check options (such as the tank gauge part and
version number, and the operational status of all
connected hardware).
Report Printer
The printer requires a special roll of thermal printer paper to produce scheduled reports,
automatic alarm reports, and reports selected from the keypad. Reports cannot print
without paper. See Chapter 5 Routine Maintenance about replacing the roll of paper when
the Paper Out warning is flashed (above).
Paper Advance Button
Press to advance the printer paper (use when replacing the paper roll).
RS232 Communication Ports
Two RS232 ports are supplied for remote communications and interfacing with other
equipment (card readers, POS terminals... also see #  ).
NOTE
SYSTEM......
WARNING SYSTEM
PAPER OUT
CANCEL
D Q
TANK
4
F S
WATER
6
G T
UP
+ / –
K X
DOWN
SPACE
ENTER
M Z
CHECK
.
L Y
TEST
0
ACK
SHIFT
H U
MENU
7
I V
ALARM
8
J W
REPORT
9
A N
PRODUCT
1
C P
LEVEL
3
B O
GROSS
2
E R
ULLAGE
5
POWER
ALARM
TEST
WARNING ALARM
3
4
5
6
7
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