Preferred TG-EL-D4B Series Manual de usuario

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FUEL SENTRY TANK GAUGE AND

LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM

Model TG-EL-D4B-xx-0-0

The TG-EL-D4B Tank Gauge/Fuel Management System with

Leak Detection System monitors one or two tanks. The D4B

tracks fuel deliveries and daily/weekly fuel consumption. It is a

powerful accounting tool. The leak-detection system is designed for

use with double wall tanks, vaulted tanks, single wall tanks with spill

basins, and double wall piping. The TG-EL-D4B is designed for use

with all fuel oils (No. 2 – No. 6), diesel, kerosene, jet fuel, and most

other petroleum products.

Features include:

Easy-to-read bar-graph touchscreen display

Printer option with automatic report printing

Automatic delivery report and data logging

Daily/weekly usage report and data logging

Daily HD-A2-C automatic leak sensor testing

Overfill alarm

Idle tank theft alarm

Eight Intrinsically Safe (I.S.) sensor inputs

RS485 and Ethernet Modbus

Fully field-configurable

D4B_Edit PC based configuration via USB

4-20 mA Xmtrs or switch sensors:

TG-EL-WF-x-C 4-20 mA wire float level sensor

TG-EL-HLT-x-C 4-20 mA head level sensor

Most other 4-20 mA level, head, bubbler, ultrasonic, or

magnetostrictive level sensors

HD-A2-C 4-20 mA discriminating leak sensor

RBS or PS-LDS float leak switch

Most other contact closure leak sensors

Table of Contents

SAFETY .................................................................................... 2

Specifications ............................................................................ 3

Ordering Information ................................................................. 3

Features .................................................................................... 4

Alarms & Status’s: ..................................................................... 5

Printer:....................................................................................... 6

Operation .................................................................................. 7

Menu Layout ............................................................................. 9

I/O Configuration Worksheet ................................................... 11

Physical Installation................................................................. 14

Wiring ...................................................................................... 15

Level Sensor Type Setup & "Stick Depth".............................. 20

Tank Dimensions and Stick Chart Types ................................ 22

Delivery Detection Setup ......................................................... 24

Theft Alarm Setup ................................................................... 25

Alarms and Status Functions Setup ........................................ 25

Printer ...................................................................................... 26

Troubleshooting & VIEW I/O ................................................. 26

Password ................................................................................ 28

Modbus ................................................................................... 29

Configuration Record .............................................................. 30

Panel Cutout Template ........................................................... 38

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SAFETY

WARNING

This product is intended for use in Commercial and Industrial installations,

it is NOT intended for Residential use.

This product is intended to be used by Trained Operators.

Installation, start-up, and troubleshooting is intended to be done by

Experienced Technicians familiar with Industrial Safety Codes

and installing devices in Hazardous Locations.

DANGER

Failure to comply with Control drawing 190789, and the instruction manuals of all Intrinsically

Safe sensors connected to the TG-EL-D4B, voids the Intrinsically Safe design and creates an

explosion risk in the hazardous area.

NOTE:

Do NOT begin to install or wire the TG-EL-D4B or the sensors unless the

TG-EL-D4B I/O Channel Configuration Worksheet has been completed and

all of the Intrinsic Safety wiring and physical installation notes have been read.

DANGER

Electric Shock Hazard

Multiple power sources may be present.

Disconnect all electric power sources, local and remote, before servicing

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Specifications

Inputs (15 total)

Analog: (8) 4-20 mA or contact closure

Each channel field-configured

Intrinsically Safe: Class 1, Zone 0, Group CD

Voc = 29.9, Isc= 99.5mA, Po= 0.75W

Resolution: 0.007%

Accuracy: 0.1%

Discrete: (2) 120 VAC, 13 mA

(5) 24 VDC, sinking, internal pull-up

Outputs (14 total)

Analog: (2) 4-20mA, 16 bit

650 ohms max, volume or depth

Relays: (4) SPST NO, 1.5A pilot, 120Vac

(2) SPDT, 10A 250Vac

Discrete: (6) 24 Vdc, 200mA, Sinking

Requires external power supply

Instrument

Input power: 120 VAC +/-15%, 50/60 Hz, 26 VA

Enclosure: Nema 12 Faceplate

Bezel: 3 7/8 w x 8 h x 1 d

Rear Case: 3 1/2 w x 7 9/16 h x 4 7/8 d

Panel Cutout: 3.61 w x 7.65 h

Ambient temp.: 32° to 131° F (0-55° C)

Display: Color Touch Screen

Communications

RS485: Modbus RTU, 4800-57600 baud

Ethernet: Modbus TCP

USB: for D4B_Edit config. Read/Write

Printer

Input power: 120 VAC +/-15%, 50/60 Hz, 20 VA

Size: 4.6"H x 4"W x 2.8"D

Enclosure: Nema 1

Ambient temp.: 32° to 122° F

Paper: 2.25" W, thermal, 30 columns

Ordering Information

Tank gauge

D4B

___

No enclosure, no printer 00

Wall-mount enclosure, no printer E0

Wall-mount enclosure, with printer EP

RS485 Modbus

Magnetostrictive Level Sensor…………..…………TG-EL-MSxx

Single Float, (1) 4-20mA

Magnetostrictive Level Sensor……………..TG-EL-MSxx-D420

Dual Floats, Fluid and Water levels, (2) 4-20mA

Wire float level sensor, 4-20 mA

(See TG-EL-WF for dimensional information.)

7-ft. max. depth ............................................. TG-EL-WF-7-C

12-ft. max. depth ........................................... TG-EL-WF-12-C

Submersible head level sensor, 4-20 mA

7-ft. max. depth, #2 oil and diesel ................ TG-EL-HLT-7-C

15-ft. max. depth, #2 oil and diesel .............. TG-EL-HLT-15-C

Leak sensor, dry/water/oil, 4-20mA

25-ft. sensor .......................................................... HD-A2-C

8-ft. sensor ......................................................... HD-A2-C-8

Sensor guard for HD-A2-C for sumps, vault floors,

bright areas ................................................................... HD-HSG

Leak sensor, float actuated, day tank, double wall pipe ...... RBS

Leak sensor, pump set leak float switch ........................ PS-LDS

Two-wire direct burial cable .............................................. 92612

(For use with TG-EL-WF-x-C, RBS, HLS.)

Four-wire vented direct burial cable .................................. 26000

(For use with TG-EL-HLT-x-C.)

Fil-A-Larm Station (120 V)………………A-AV-xD3-SS

Printer for panel mounting ....................... TG-EL-D4x-PRINTER

(Shipped loose for TG-EL-D4B-00-x-0 or TG-EL-D4B-E0-x-0.)

Windows configuration software (not equired)………..D4B_Edit

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Features

The TG-EL-D4B can monitor tank volume (gallons or liters) and tank leak detectors for one or two tanks via

8 Intrinsically Safe inputs.

Fully field-configurable: The TG-EL-D4B can be completely configured in the field from its touchscreen menus.

A laptop with D4B_Edit software can also be used to configure the D4B via the USB port.

Gallons (or liters) volume calculation based on:

a) One of five standard tank shapes with user-entered tank dimensions (inches or centimeters), or

b) A user-entered volume-vs.-depth stick chart (up to 51 points), typically from tank mfg. stick chart data.

The D4B can print a stick chart for either dimension-based or manual stick chart-based calculations.

Delivery detection and Data Logging: The TG-EL-D4B automatically detects a delivery and stores the delivered volume in a

time/date-stamped data-logger nonvolatile memory. The most recent 50 Deliveries are saved.

The printer can be configured to automatically print a time/date-stamped “Volume Delivered” report after each delivery that can be used

to verify the invoice before payment. The complete delivery history can also be viewed from the TG-EL-D4B screen, or read via USB into

D4B_Edit.

Usage monitoring and Data Logging: Every day at midnight, the TG-EL-D4B computes the usage for the previous day based on: tank

volume at the previous midnight, the sum of all deliveries during the day, and the tank volume at the current midnight. Usage less than

(0.1% of Full Tank volume) or (Idle Tank Volume Change Theft SP) is considered to be 0 usage for the day. This prevents nuisance

usage due to fluid thermal expansion/contraction.

The resulting daily usage is date-stamped and stored in the data-logger nonvolatile memory. Every Sunday at midnight, the previous

seven days are added together and stored as the weekly usage. The oldest data are overwritten by newer data. Usage data can be

printed, viewed via the touchscreen menus, or read by Modbus.

For a single-tank system, the D4B stores the last 70 days and the last 52 weeks usage for the tank.

For a dual-tank system, the D4B stores 70 total usage records, so typically 35 days and 26 weeks for each tank.

On Demand HD-A2-C Leak Detector Test: The user, or an inspector, can initiate an HD-A2-C test from the display menu. If the printer

option is installed a time/date stamped pass/fail report will be printed.

Daily Automatic HD-A2-C Leak Detector Testing and Data Logging: Every Day at midnight, all HD-A2-C Leak Detectors are

automatically tested. If any Fail, the Manual Reset Leak Alarm is activated. The last 70 pass/fail results for each HD-A2-C, and the

channel(s) that failed is stored in the data logger.

Flexible, multipurpose Intrinsically Safe (I.S.) inputs: Each of the eight I.S. input channels can be connected to either a two-wire 4-20

mA transmitter or a contact closure. A wide variety of ullage, depth, head, discriminating leak, leak switch, fill alarm level switch, fill alarm

silence PB switches and sensors can be field-configured from the TG-EL-D4B menus to be connected to any one of the eight I.S. input

channels.

Selection of a standard Preferred Utilities sensor also configures the 4-20mA engineering units. Other I.S. 4-20 mA transmitters can also

be used with manually entered 4-20mA engineering units.

RS485 and Ethernet Modbus: The current depths, volumes, alarms, and statuses can be read via Modbus. The previous day delivery

and usage data can be read via Modbus. See the table at the end of the manual for Modbus addresses.

Custom Names: The touchscreen allows the user to enter a 12 character Name for each of the 15 Inputs. Each Tank also has a user

entered Name. These Custom Names appear on all Operator screens, Alarms, and Alarm History screens.

However, the Configuration/Setup menus used during installation the TG-EL-D4B refer to “Tank A” and “Tank B”.

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Alarms & Status’s:

The TG-EL-D4B can be configured to generate a wide variety of alarms. Alarms are time and date-stamped and then stored in the

data-logger nonvolatile memory. The alarm history can be printed, viewed on the touchscreen, or read into D4B_Edit PC software. The

TG-EL-D4B stores the last 50 alarms and events.

Over Fill alarms (FILALM x and OFIL-LK C): Typically an outdoor bell and light (FA-AV-xD3, or equal) are installed near the tank fill

pipe to warn the driver to stop filling the tank before it overfills.

For each tank, any, or all, of these signals/sensors can affect the outdoor bell:

Level Sensor HI Volume Setpoint (HI SP) TG-EL-WF, TG-EL-HLT, or other 4-20mA level sensor

Level Sensor HIHI Volume Setpoint (HIHI SP) TG-EL-WF, TG-EL-HLT, or other 4-20mA level sensor

Tank high level float switch (FILALM LS) HLS, PLS, or other float switch

Vent Pipe float switch (VENT LS) RBS, or other float switch

Leak Sensor (LK HD-A2, LK CONTAC) HD-A2-C, RBS, HLS, PS-LDS, or other

The FILALM x output rings the outdoor bell when: HIHI SP is exceeded, or FILALM LS or VENT LS is active.

The OFIL-LK C output rings the outdoor bell when: HI SP or HIHI SP is exceeded, or FILALM LS, VENT LS, or any Leak Sensor

(HD-A2-C or LK CONTAC) is active for either tank.

The outdoor FilAlarm bell can be silenced by the driver if an outdoor pushbutton is wired to an FILALM AS input, or it will automatically

silence after 60 seconds (adj. 10-120 sec.). Before filling the tank, the driver can test the fill alarm by pressing and holding the outdoor

alarm silence button for more than five seconds.

The FilAlarm output (bell) will re-activate every time any of the related signals activates.

FILALM x output example: Volume > HIHI SP, bell sounds, bell silences (Driver or Auto Silence), tank keeps filling, FILALM LS tank level

switch activates, bell sounds, bell silences, tank keeps filling, VENT LS vent pipe switch activates, bell sounds. The OFIL-LK output

responds similarly, but for more sensors.

The Outdoor light is typically activated by the HIHI x ST output, which energizes if Volume > HIHI SP, FILALM LS, or VENT LS is active.

For dual-tank systems, individual (or common) lights, bells, alarm silence buttons and/or bells can be used, provided enough outputs are

available.

Overfill Alarms do not trigger the D4B local alarm beeper or ALARM COM output, and are not recorded in the Alarm History. However, HI

and HIHI Volume alarms are data logged.

Theft alarm: Thefts are monitored in two ways: idle tank volume change and high usage rate.

Idle tank: An idle tank will trigger a theft alarm if the volume drops an adjustable amount below the volume saved at the time the tank

became idle. This mode requires a contact closure input that indicates when the tank is idle. This could be a manual valve auxiliary

switch, a pump starter auxiliary switch, a flow switch, a diesel generator “not running” contact, or other means.

High usage: The D4B monitors the tank volume every few minutes and calculates a short-term usage rate. If this rate is higher than a

user-adjustable theft rate, a theft alarm will be triggered. This strategy assumes that the normal peak flow rate is known and that the theft

is caused by a high flow rate removal of oil by a pump.

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Other Alarm and status functions: In addition to the fill alarm, theft alarm, and leak alarms discussed above, each tank has four

volume-based alarm functions, four volume-based status functions, and two volume-based control functions.

Alarm and status functions are very similar. Status functions do not trigger the alarm outputs.

Almost all alarms reset/silence automatically when the condition clears. A Leak alarm will stay in alarm until the the Leak signal returns

to normal and is then Reset by the Operator. The Low-Low level alarm can be configured as either manual reset or auto reset. The

ALARM COM output can be silenced either from the faceplate Alarm Silence button, or from a COMMON AS input from an external

pushbutton.

There are four user-adjustable volume setpoints for each Tank (total of eight), and one alarm delay seconds parameter:

HIGH-HIGH, HIGH, LOW, LOW-LOW

Each setpoint is used by both an alarm function and a status function, and sometimes by other functions.

The setpoint name describes the logic, examples:

HIGH-HIGH setpoint: If the volume is higher than the HIGH-HIGH setpoint for more than the alarm delay seconds, outputs configured as

either HIHI x AL or HIHI x ST are triggered.

LOW setpoint: If the volume is lower than the LOW setpoint, LO x AL and LO x ST outputs are triggered.

Other setpoint uses:

The HIGH-HIGH setpoint triggers the Fill Alarm function described above.

FILL function: If volume < LOW setpoint, FILL turns ON. If volume > HIGH setpoint, FILL turns OFF.

If both conditions are true, FILL turns OFF.

DRAIN function: If volume > HIGH setpoint, DRAIN turns ON. If volume < LOW setpoint, DRAIN turns OFF.

If both conditions are true, DRAIN turns ON.

Any Alarm or Status can energize any output. The user configures each output to respond to the desired Alarm or Status. Multiple

outputs can be configured to respond to the same Alarm or Status. See the ROUT/DOUT CONFIG menu.

Printer:

The TG-EL-D4B-EP-0-0 includes a printer and is pre-mounted in a wall mount enclosure.

The TG-EL-00-0-0 and TG-EL-E0-0-0 does not include a printer. The TG-EL-D4A-PRINTER can be purchased separately, mounted in a

user provided enclosure.

The following printed reports are provided:

Short report includes for each tank: current depth and volume; previous day’s usage; last delivery and the

most recent HD-A2 test result; and the last 10 alarms.

Long report includes everything on the short report, plus: the 10 latest deliveries for each tank, the last 8 daily consumptions for

each tank, and the last 5 weekly consumptions for each tank.

Stick Chart report shows the volume at various depth intervals, one tank per report (maximum of 50 evenly spaced depths, plus the

full volume and depth).

Any of the above reports can be printed at any time by the operator via the touchscreen PRINT button if the printer option is enabled.

In addition, reports can be configured to automatically print based on the following events:

Every Midnight: Disable, Short Report, Long Report

Every Sunday Midnight: Disable, Long Report

After Any Alarm: Disable, Short Report

After a Delivery: Disable, Long Report

If the printer is not installed, all data logged data can also be extracted with the D4B_Edit Windows PC App for viewing and saved in a

.csv format for easy integration into a spreadsheet.

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Operation

The main screen displays the tank volume and fluid depth

(gallons and inches, or liters and centimeters). With volume being

displayed above the depth measurement.

There are three Home screens: Tank A only, Tank B only, Tank A & B.

If the TG-EL-D4B is configured to monitor 2 tanks, press the right or left

arrow button to change main screens.

Tick marks on right hand side of the bargraph indicate level alarm

setpoints.

If a dual float level xmtr is installed the water depth in the bottom of the tank

is displayed to the left of the bargraph.

When an alarm occurs, the bargraph(s) will blink, and the Silence button

will blink. Depending on how the D4B is configured in the field, an alarm

can cause an external alarm bell or horn to activate.

Press the Silence button to stop the blinking and silence the external

bell/horn.

After Silencing, if any Alarms are still active, the Alarms button appears.

Press the Alarms button to display the Active Alarms screen.

The Reset button appears if any alarms require a Manual Reset. Reset will

only reset an alarm if if has Cleared (ie returned to normal).

Press History to display the History screen.

The History screen displays the Time/Date of the most recent 50 Alarms

and Events.

Touch the Up or Down arrow to advance to the next page of History. Touch

Date to enter a time/date in order to jump to the nearest History record.

The Hide Events and Show Events removes or displays Events.

The History memory is retained when powered down. The History can be

extracted via the USB port using the free D4B_Edit Windows App.

Reset

Silence Menu

History

Alarms

Home

Tank 2 High High Alarm

4608 Gallons ALARM 02:23:59

12/15

Tank 2 High Alarm

3991 Gallons ALARM 02:23:48

12/15

Tank 1 Low Low Alarm

2431 Gallons RESET REQ’d 02:22:57

12/15

Tank 1 Low Alarm

2860 Gallons ALARM 02:22:36

12/15

CH2 Leak Alarm

RESET REQ’d 02:19:06

12/15

Active Alarms

CH2 Leak Alarm

CLEAR 02:45:51

12/15

CH2 Leak Alarm

ALARM 02:45:51

12/15

CH2 Leak Alarm

CLEAR 02:45:46

12/15

Tank 1 Low Low Alarm

3683 Gallons CLEAR 02:41:26

12/15

Tank 2 High Alarm

4293 Gallons CLEAR 02:41:25

12/15

Tank 2 High High Alarm

4609 Gallons CLEAR 02:41:21

12/15

SILENCE

History Date

BackAlarms Home

Hide

Events

Show

Events

SILENCE MENU

Tank 1 Delivery In Progress

0.0

Full:

8000.0

Tank 1 Volume IN-GALLON

5615

HISTORY

ALARMS

49.7

0.0

Tank 2 Volume IN-GALLON

4121

36.5

Full:

8000.0

Water

3.6

Water

1.4

SILENCE MENU

Tank 1 Delivery In Progress

0.0

Full:

8000.0

Tank 1 Volume IN-GALLON

5615

HISTORY

ALARMS

49.7

Water

3.6

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History, HD-A2 leak test, and setting the clock:

The main menu is used to display these features.

See the complete menu layout in the next section for other features and information.

Menu operation:

From the operator home screens, press MENU.

This will bring up the Main Menu options.

History: Daily usage, weekly usage, deliveries, and alarms

From the main screen:

Press MENU.

TANK MAIN MENU appears.

Press Usage/Deliv. History

HISTORY submenu appears.

Daily Usage, Weekly Usage, and Delivery Histories can be selected.

A specific datsa can be entered and searched in any of the history screens.

Power outages can affect usage data:

Daily and weekly usage data are calculated at midnight. Power outage

scenarios include:

After power is restored: Usage is calculated from when power came back

ON until the next midnight.

Power off at midnight: Usage is not calculated, and 0 is recorded in all

“missed” days upon power up.

Power off Sunday midnight: Weekly usage is not calculated.

TEST HD-A2 (leak sensors):

The TG-EL-D4B tests all installed HD-A2 leak sensors that are not in alarm every midnight. Selecting the TEST HD-A2s item in the main

menu starts an HD-A2 test sequence and allows the user to witness the test.

Setting the clock time and date:

If the power is off for more than 10 days, or when the Daylight Saving Time shift occurs, the user will have to manually adjust the time,

date, and day of week for the clock.

From the main menu, select Utilities > Set Clock. Time is set in 24-hour format.

Use the Utilites Menu to access the touch calibration and cleaning screens, as well as the screen settings.

CAUTION: Changing the date can cause the data-logger usage memory to be erased in some circumstances. It will not affect any of the

TG-EL-D4B configuration parameters.

Password:

The TG-EL-D4B has an optional password system. Passwords are disabled when the TG-EL-D4B is shipped. To enable a password

press “Change Tech Password” on the Password Menu Screen. This allows the user to enter the desired password. Valid passwords are

numeric only and can be anything between -32768 to +32768. Once a password is set, the user must be logged in to change the

password again. Setting the password to 9999 disables the password system on the controller.

When the password system is activated and the D4B is logged out:

Reports can be printed.

The main display tank can be selected.

Alarms can be silenced.

All submenus and menu items can be displayed.

The clock can be set.

An HD-A2 test can be started.

No other items can be changed within the menu system.

When a password is entered, it automatically logs out after one hour.

Daily Usage History

Tank 2

12/22 1218

Tank 1

12/22 2725

Tank 2

12/21 471

Tank 1

12/21 757

Tank 2

12/20 0

Tank 1

12/20 0

SILENCE

Date

BackAlarms Home

Delivery History

Tank 1

1/26 08:17:07 1306

Tank 2

1/23 13:22:13 2803

Tank 1

1/23 13:22:45 1311

Tank 1

1/14 17:39:16 5109

Tank 1

12/30 17:38:02 1985

Tank 2

12/23 00:15:19 1604

SILENCE

Date

BackAlarms Home

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Menu Layout

Main Menu

Usage/Deliv. History

Test HDA2's

Utilities

Password

Configure/Setup

Communication Setup

View I/O

Ch. x AOUT

Function

Ch. x ROUT/DOUT

Function

Ch. x DIN

DIN CH Tank Select

DIN Name

DIN Sensor Type

NO / NC

Ch. x I.S. AIN

AIN CH Tank Select

AIN Name

AIN Sensor Type

Input at 4 mA

Input at 20mA

Depth Adjust

NO / NC

Configure I/O

Ch. 1-8 I.S. AIN

Ch. 9-15 DIN

Ch. 1-12 ROUT/DOUT

Ch. 1-2 AOUT

Alarm Delays

Alarm Delay Seconds

FillAlarm Auto Silence

Printer

Printer Option

Print at Midnight

Print After Delivery

Print After Alarm

Print Sunday Week Rpt

Communication Setup

Modbus RTU RS485

Modbus TCP Ethernet

Utilities

Set Clock

Calibrate Touch

Clean Screen

Screen Settings

Firmware Version

Startup History

Pasword

Enter

Change

Logout

Screen Settings

Brightness

Touch Buzzer

Alarm Buzzer

Tank A & B Configuration

Menus on Next Page

Configure/Setup

System Setup

Inputs/Outputs

Tank A

Tank B

Alarm Time Delays

Printer

System Setup

Unit Name

Location Name

Number of Tanks

Tank Units

Usage/Delivery History

Daily Usage

Weekly Usage

Deliveries

View I/O

Discrete I/O

Analog I/O

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Configure Tank A

Tank Name

Tank Shape and Size

High Alarms

Low Alarms

Theft Alarm

Deliveries Tank A Low Alarms

Low-Low Setpoint

Low-Low Mode

Low Setpoint

Low Enable

Tank A Theft Alarm

Theft Alarm Enable

Idle Volume Change SP

gpm / lpm Theft SP

Flat Horiz or

Dished End

H Obround or

V Obround

LinVert

Manual

Stick Chart

Tank A Stick Chart

Full Depth

Full Volume

Depth

Gallons

Tank A Data

Full Depth

Full Volume

Specific Gravity

Striker Plate Thickness

Tank A Data

Obround Width

Overall Length

Obround Height

Specific Gravity

Parallel Tank Qty

Striker Plate Thickness

Tank A Data

Tank Diameter

Overall Length

Straight Length

Specific Gravity

Striker Plate Thickness

Tank A Data

Full Depth

Full Volume

Specific Gravity

Depth Interval

Edit Stick Chart

Striker Plate Thickness

Tank A High Alarms

High-High Setpoint

High-High Enable

High Setpoint

High Enable

High Water Setpoint

High Water Enable

Tank A Deliveries

Tank A Delivery-Usage

Tank A Delivery Start Vol

Tank A Settling Seconds

Tank A Sizing

Stick Chart Type

Tank Data

Computed Full Volume

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