Reserve, +/- Space | Franklin TS-TPI instruction

MODE “User Entry” Note

(Mode functions are not available with STP-SC, STP-SCIII or IST-VFC)

MODE allows the operator to select which Level Management mode to use for a particular group. The choices are NONE, LEVELING, and PRIORITY:

•Selecting NONE means NO level management mode for the Group (no Reserve to enter). This is used for Groups with TPCs configured as stand alone controllers.

•Selecting the LEVELING mode seeks to maintain an equal level of fuel in each tank by placing pump controllers associated with the tank containing the most amount of fuel to priority. This will force the pump with the highest level of fuel to activate when the dispenser switch is activated (no Reserve to enter).

•Selecting the PRIORITY option enables a mode that seeks to drain one tank before the other tank(s). Only when the PRIORITY mode is selected the RESERVE menu will appear.

Reserve Configuration Note

RESERVE is set after choosing the PRIORITY MODE. This entry sets the reserve level of fuel remain- ing in the tank. The programming defines this percentage as an “empty” tank and is programmed in % full.

For example, setting the Reserve to 20% means, when the tank is 20% full it is considered “empty”. This will trigger two events; the ATG will change the priority of the pumps so a pump starts pumping fuel from a different tank and lowers the priority of the pump in the tank that has reached its Reserve. This helps to prevent the faults Dry Run and PUMP in Water. If all tanks reach the Reserve level the pumps will function in leveling mode.

Mode Type and Reserve Note

The STND ALON “type” designated the GROUP as a Stand Alone Group without any Master/Slave associations. Members of the group consists of only one pump and one controller. The menus MODE and RESERVE are not enabled for Stand Alone TYPE. This completes Setup Programming for this type.

The MAST SLAV ‘type’ designates the GROUP as a Master/Slave configuration. The group consists of more than one pump controller. This “type” is further defined by the kind of Level Management “mode” either Leveling or Priority. If Priority is selected, the user is required to enter a value for

RESERVE.

MODE (user entry)

Description of Steps:

Here is the MODE GROUP 2 user entry field display. NONE is the default setting...

1)Use the UP/DOWN keys to change the default mode and scroll through the other modes - LEVELING and PRIORITY...

2)Press the ENTER key to accept data entry. This entry returns the display to the GROUP N menu.

If PRIORITY is selected, Proceed to the RESERVE menu, which is described next...

MODE GROUP 2			(UP/DN)
NONE

G T	K	X
UP	DOWN

+/- SPACE

ENTER

MODE GROUP 2	(UP/DN)
PRIORITY

GROUP 2

TYPE MODE RESERVE

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