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General| Brand | Pneumercator |
|---|---|
| Model | TMS4000 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the TMS4000 touch screen interface, LEDs, and sensor inputs.
Details the TMS4000 main screen layout, including meters, tabular display, and bar graphs.
Explains how to silence alarms and acknowledge different categories of alarm/event conditions.
Describes how sensor status is represented graphically and how to view detailed sensor conditions.
Details the graphical representation of CC input alarm or activity status and how to view details.
Explains the various print options available on the TMS4000, including status and inventory reports.
Covers settings for customizing the real-time data presentation and screen brightness on the TMS4000.
Guides users on recalibrating the touch screen for accurate touch response, with warnings.
Outlines options for configuring the TMS and administrative functions like Config, Leak Test, and Security.
Details configuration categories including Header, Tanks, CC Inputs, Sensors, Relays, and more.
Covers global settings affecting system operation, such as Site Name, Unit ID, and Horn Delay.
Configuration for tank channels, including enabling, naming, product type, and associating with other functions.
Explains configuration for various tank shapes: Flat, Vertical, Custom, Vertical Conical, and Virtual.
Details settings for flat-ended horizontal cylinders, including capacity, length, rise, and radius.
Describes settings for vertical cylinders and rectangular tanks, focusing on capacity and height.
Configuration for horizontal tanks with curved or dished ends, including custom size datapoints.
Covers settings for unusual or asymmetrical tanks, requiring 8 custom size datapoints.
Details configuration for vertical tanks with a conical bottom, including cone height and radius.
Explains the virtual tank type for combining multiple tanks for Product Set Point definition.
Defines set points for product, water, and temperature, including alarm thresholds and horn activation.
Covers probe configuration, including calibration factor, type, length, and float offsets.
Details configuration settings for in-tank leak testing, including enable, mode, and limit.
Explains how to schedule leak tests, noting that tests must be enabled first.
Describes the manual leak test mode, ideal for high throughput sites, started by user action.
Covers scheduling leak tests based on frequency (once, daily, weekly, monthly) and time.
Explains auto leak test mode, initiated by site activity monitored via CC Input.
Details scheduling with relay control, identical to Scheduled mode options.
Covers configuration of Contact Closure Inputs, including enable, name, and logic groups.
Details configuration for leak/point level sensors, including enable, type, mode, and fault detection.
Explains relay configuration to trigger from system alarms or events, categorized by type.
Covers scheduling inventory snapshots and shift reports, including days of week and times.
Defines theft as product loss during closed hours and sets hours of operation for monitoring.
Configures dial-out rules for initiating phone calls based on set points, errors, or events.
Details communication settings including TCP/IP, modem, and serial port configurations.
Covers assigning desired outputs to tank channels, specifying data parameters and gain.
Explains how to configure administrator and user accounts with varying access permissions.
Provides information on viewing current firmware version and installing updates via USB.
Allows selection of language (English/Spanish) and units of measure (US/Metric).
Introduces the available reports including Inventory, Sales, Product Order, Delivery, and more.
Details the Inventory Log, showing scheduled snapshots with date, time, and product details.
Describes the Sales Log, recording details of each sale or withdrawal of fuel from a tank.
Explains the Product Order Log, indicating days of usable fuel based on recent delivery and usage.
Details the Delivery Log, recording information about fuel deliveries to the tank.
Covers the Water Removal Log, documenting water removed from below the fuel surface.
Describes the Theft Log, which records instances of unauthorized fuel removal from tanks.
Details the Alarm Log, listing alarms for set points, CC inputs, and sensor status.
Covers the Event Log, documenting system events like probe errors, power failures, and test issues.
Provides results of in-tank leak tests, including start/end dates, product type, and leak rates.
Details the System Events Log, recording security events and hardware/software failures.
