What to do if Garnet Measuring Instruments system freezes?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments system freezes or becomes unresponsive, it might be due to static discharge or electrical noise. Try rebooting the system by turning off the 12V power for a few seconds and then turning it back on.
What to do if Garnet Measuring Instruments operation becomes erratic?
If the operation of your Garnet Measuring Instruments becomes erratic or stops completely, ensure all wiring connections are solid. Avoid using spade connectors as they degrade over time. Instead, use insulated crimp-on butt connectors or solder and insulate the wire connections.
Why Garnet Measuring Instruments display shows error Err LEVEL IN PERCENT?
The 'Err LEVEL IN PERCENT' error on your Garnet Measuring Instruments display can occur due to several reasons: the senders might not be programmed correctly, the sender could be sending bad data, there may be damaged wiring, or there could be electrical interference. Check that all senders are programmed correctly. If the issue persists, try replacing the sender that is creating the error.
Why Garnet Measuring Instruments displays do not read the same?
If two Garnet Measuring Instruments displays are showing different readings, it could be due to a bad console ground. Ensure that both console grounds and the sender grounds are connected together with ground wiring.
What to do if Garnet Measuring Instruments system indicates a residual water level?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments system indicates a residual or non-zero water level even when the tank is completely drained, it may be due to a convex or sloped tank bottom. Temporarily install the sender using duct tape or masking tape to check the tank level before finalising the sender position.
What to do if Garnet Measuring Instruments sender delamination occurs?
If sender delamination occurs with your Garnet Measuring Instruments, it's likely caused by a lack of tank surface preparation. Properly prepare the surface by wiping the area to be adhered to with products like Pro Bond, alcohol, or acetone.
How to prevent damaging Garnet Measuring Instruments display when mounting?
To prevent damaging the Garnet Measuring Instruments display during mounting, ensure that the edges of the cutout are smooth and that no material is bent outward where it can dig into the display. Risk of permanent damage is possible due to a jagged or too small opening.
Why Garnet Measuring Instruments display shows stacked senders StA LEVEL IN PERCENT?
The 'Stacked senders S t A LEVEL IN PERCENT' error on your Garnet Measuring Instruments display indicates that the display has been programmed for a single sender, but double-stacked senders have been connected. Either change the senders or reprogram the display as required.
What to do if Garnet Measuring Instruments system reads a zero water level?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments system consistently reads a zero water level or does not reach 100%, this may be due to excessive tank wall thickness. Cross check operation of the sender.
How to prevent damaging Garnet Measuring Instruments display due to excessive current?
To prevent damage to the Garnet Measuring Instruments display or pump switch due to excessive current, ensure the 12V supply line from the electrical panel has a 7.5 amp fuse rating. If it doesn't, install the supplied fuse holder with a 7.5 amp automotive style fuse inline on the +12V red wire, as the water pump switch circuit has a limitation on current draw of 7.5 amps.
Details essential safety precautions regarding power circuits and fuse requirements for the system.
Explains the functionality, technology, and types of sender panels used in the SeeLevel II system.
Details the display unit's operation, button functions, and how it shows tank levels and diagnostics.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to view water and sewer tank levels using the display buttons.
Explains how to check the LPG tank level using the display and notes limitations.
Details how to check the RV battery voltage using the battery button on the display unit.
Introduces the Garnet RV App, its wireless capabilities, and compatibility with smartphones and tablets.
Outlines the necessary Android and Apple iOS versions and Bluetooth requirements for the Garnet RV App.
Guides users on how to download and install the Garnet RV App from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Provides instructions for enabling Bluetooth on both Android and Apple iOS devices for app connectivity.
Shows the initial screen of the Garnet RV App upon launching and notes version number variations.
Explains how to access and modify user settings within the Garnet RV App on both Android and iOS devices.
Guides users on selecting which tank sensors to display in the Garnet RV App and customizing text appearance.
Instructs users on how to find and select their RV within the Garnet RV App for connection.
Describes the main display screen of the Garnet RV App, showing tank levels and providing access to other functions.
Explains how to name the RV within the app for easier identification and personalized display.
Details the process of entering a custom name for the RV in the app on both Android and iOS devices.
Covers saving or canceling the RV name entry and specifies the maximum character limits for Android and iOS.
Step-by-step guide to calibrate the LPG sender, emphasizing the need for a full tank during the process.
Details how to enable or disable the LPG sender function using specific button combinations on the display.
Instructions for adjusting the brightness of the display's LED screen based on usage environment.
Explains how to set the number of senders (single, dual) for each tank, typically done during installation.
Guide on setting alarm points for various tank levels (low/high) and configuring common alarm output features.
Explains how to set alarm trip polarity for high or low level alarms and their behavior.
Describes how to include or exclude specific tank alarms in the common alarm output.
Explains how to configure the system's response to sender failure (fail-to-full or fail-to-empty).
Instructions for setting a display unit as primary or secondary in a dual-display system configuration.
How to verify the current primary or secondary mode setting of the display unit.
Procedure to check the hardware and software version numbers of the display unit.
Details how to program 710ES/710SS senders for fresh, grey, or black tanks by cutting specific tabs.
Explains programming 710ES/710SS senders for single, top, or bottom sender configurations using tab cuts.
Guides on programming 710JS senders for fresh, grey, or black tanks using tab cuts on the sender.
Table detailing wire colors and their corresponding functions for connecting the system components.
Guidance on selecting optimal locations for sender mounting on tanks, considering surface and clearance.
Table outlining sender options (JS, ES, SS) based on tank height and resolution for single/dual sender applications.
Specific instructions for cutting and applying single senders, including minimum length requirements.
Guidance for cutting and applying double stacked senders, including length calculations and spacing.
Instructions for wiring the blue signal wires from senders to the display and ensuring proper ground connections.
Covers final steps of calibration, initial testing, and verifying system operation after installation.
Important safety warning regarding the pump switch rating and the need for a relay and fuse.
Lists and explains various error codes displayed by the unit, indicating sender or wiring issues.
Methods for diagnosing wiring shorts or opens, and sender issues using the display's troubleshooting features.
Explains how to access and interpret sender signal power and height diagnostics for troubleshooting.
Details how sender height is measured and used to confirm auto-calibration and sender length.
Provides tips for resolving system freezes, erratic operation, and discrepancies in dual console systems.
Addresses causes of inaccurate or jumping readings, such as AC interference and grounding issues.
Explains why a drained tank might show a non-zero level and how to resolve it with sender positioning.
Discusses how nearby metal objects can affect sender readings and how to mitigate this.
Advice on positioning fresh tank senders to ensure maximum usable water is accounted for by the system.
Addresses tank buildup issues affecting readings and suggests cleaning methods and chemicals.
Troubleshooting steps for systems that consistently read zero or fail to reach 100% tank level.
Explains causes of sender delamination and proper surface preparation and installation techniques.
Recommendations for protecting senders from road spray and debris using undercoating materials.
Advice on safely mounting the display unit to prevent physical damage or short circuits.
Warns about excessive current damaging the display or pump switch and outlines fuse/relay requirements.
Details the resolution specifications for different sender types (JS, ES, SS) and the system's typical accuracy.
Provides sender length ranges, materials used, and specifications for mounting the display panel.
Details power, wiring, LPG sender requirements, and pump switch rating.
Specifies the voltage, current, and polarity of the common alarm output signal.
Outlines the standard one-year warranty and limitations on Garnet Instruments' hardware.
Details warranty limitations, the process for returns, and how to obtain service or replacement.
General| Brand | Garnet |
|---|---|
| Model | SeeLevel II |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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