Franklin Fueling Systems Colibri CL6 Setup and Operators Guide User Manual
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[Setup] / Fuel Management System / Tanks /
Tank 1 / Limits
Parameter Name Parameter
Value
Description
Value
High High Product
(Level) Limit
(63.5 liter) (cm) Product level needed to cause alarm. Units depend on
whether Level or Volume was chosen for high product limit.
# liters (cm)
High Product
(Level) Limit
(58.4 liter) (cm) Product level needed to produce alarm. Units depend on
whether Level or Volume was chosen for high product limit.
# liters (cm)
High Water Level
Limit
(5.1 cm)
Water level needed to produce alarm.
# cm
Low Product
Volume Limit
(847.9 liter)
Product level needed to produce alarm. Units depend on
whether Level or Volume was chosen for low product limit.
# Liters (cm)
Low Low Product
Volume Limit
(832.8 liter)
Product level needed to produce alarm. Units depend on
whether Level or Volume was chosen for low product limit.
# Liters (cm)
[Setup] / Fuel Management System / Special Tanks
Special #
Parameter Name
Parameter Value
Description
Value
Shape
(Horizontal
Cylinder)
Choose tank shape
Horizontal or
Vertical Cylinder,
Rectangular
Length
(160)
Enter Tank Length
0-1200 in.
Diameter
(28)
Enter Tank Diameter
0-1200 in.
End Type
(Cylinder)
Describe tank end type
Cylinder, one or
two domed ends
Correction Table
Number of points
0-100
Note: For the following information, Setup / Fuel Management System / Tanks / Manifolded must be set to Yes.
[Setup] / Fuel Management System / Manifolds
Manifold #
Parameter Name
Parameter Value
Description
Value
Name
(Manifold 1)
Enter manifold name
abc#
Product #
(1)
Product # In tank
1 - 48
Delivery Threshold
(757.1)
Level increase needed to signal delivery
# liters
Theft Threshold
(18.9)
Level decrease needed to signal theft. Note: console must be in
Sentinel Mode
# liters
Monthly Compliance
Yes
Track this manifold under monthly section of compliance page
Yes / No
Limits
Sets high and low level limits (see table top of page 11)
SCALD
Enable, Qualify and Diagnostic Modes
Note: SCALD (Statistical Continuous Automatic Leak Detection) tank test runs continuously and requires and detects
quiet times of no dispensing or deliveries.
The Correction Table is used to adjust tank
characteristics by correlating known volume with
a known level. The table is more reliable when
more points are known.