Franklin Fueling Systems Tank Sentinel (TS-1001, 2001, 504, & 508) Setup Programming Guide User Manual

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MODULES

GRACE PER

I/O MODULE GRACE PERIOD

0 = NO GRACE PERIOD (Outputs ON until alarm clears)

0 to 120 minutes (enter an acceptable alarm-override time).

Pressing

ACK

will override the alarm-activated output module and start the

grace period. An alarm-activated output module will then return to a no-alarm
condition for the grace period. After the grace period is over, the module will
reactivate if the alarm condition is still present. Set the grace period to a minimum
amount of time (that is okay for all devices connected to an output). If no grace
period is acceptable even to one device, then enter a 0 for no alarm override).

You must know what type of module is in each channel, what device it’s wired from
/ to, it’s intended purpose, and what should happen on alarm before you begin to
program.

MODULE 1

Choose an I/O module channel (menu key).

Use

UP/DOWN

▲

▼

keys to show choices.

MODULE 8

(Up to 8 I/O MODULEs with TS-CIM BriteBox)

MODULE 9

(For TS-2001/508 only: 8 or 16 internal I/O MODULEs

can be optionally added to TS-IEM PC boards)

MODULE 16

Press

ENTER

to accept this data.

MODULE 24

I/O MODULE N
MODE
MODE

Select I/O Module Mode of Operation

I/O MODULE MODE N

Use

UP/DOWN

▲

▼

keys to show choices.

N = I/O MODULE channel Number

Line Leak Detector (input) DOES NOT appear
with

TS-LLDI

consoles.

( option L in the part number ... press

CHECK

then

)

INPUT ACTIVE HIGH

For input modules only

MODE

(Change mode if incorrect)

NAME

I/O MODULE NAME N
EXTERNAL N

(

optional – input new name)

OUT GROUP

I/O MODULE OUTPUT GROUP N

NONE (A to FF or ALL)

Assign alarm to Output Group N.
(document assignments in Worksheet # 20-1)

INPUT ACTIVE LOW