Franklin Fueling Systems TS-DIM - Manual (Page 21)

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Clearing the Database Using Privileged Mode
Normally, at startup, the totals for all pumps are zero, but, in some situations, the Fueling Positions may contain data that
needs to be cleared in order to start the meter mapping process. The Privileged diagnostic mode will have to be entered
in order to access the Clear Database function.
Entering Privileged Mode
At the DIAG-> prompt, select S. An Access Code will be displayed and a Security Code will be requested. To calculate
the security code subtract the access code from 100 and then reverse the digits. See the following example.
Example: If the
Access Code = 25 and 100-25 = 75, then reverse the 75 to 57. The Security Code = 57.
Note: For an access code that results in a single digit (i.e. 98: 100-98 = 2), assume a 0 before the digit
to get the security code (i.e. 2 → 02 → 20).
Clearing the Database
These steps will clear the totals from the database and reset all of the Fueling Positions to zero. This process can be
repeated at any time during the meter mapping process to get back to a clean database.
1. Follow the above instructions to enter the privileged mode.
2. At the
DIAG(P)> prompt, select D for diagnostic section.
3. Next, at the Select Section: prompt, enter A to select the database.
4. At the DBASE-> prompt, enter C to clear the database.
5. The TS-DIM will ask the following two questions:
a. “Are you sure you want to clear the database?” Answer Yes to clear the database.
b. “Database Cleared --- do you want to store in NVRam?” Answer No.
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100
13 Diesel 1
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1 2
1 Reg 7 7 4 Reg
2 Mid 5
3 Sup 3
1
100
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5 5 Mid
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3 6 Sup
4 3
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100
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7 Reg 7 7 10 Reg
8 Mid 5
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100 9 Sup 3
5 11 Mid
3 12 Sup
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Figure 17: Fueling Point Table Example