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General| Brand | Toptech Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | MultiLoad II SCS |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Details how external access control switches limit access to Program Mode and W&M parameters.
Explains how DIP switches on the CPU board can provide closure for Program Mode/W&M switch contacts.
Describes the optional GUI configuration tool for setting up the system from a PC.
Explains the procedure to install and run the MultiMate Configuration Tool program.
Explains the two-step process for updating the firmware image in a MultiLoad II.
Explains how to define communication parameters for each serial communication port.
Details defining network parameters for the Ethernet port.
Specifies RCU communication address, enables/disables remote processing, and assigns configuration passwords.
Allows creation of User accounts with security levels to limit parameter changes.
Configures how the MultiLoad II RCU unit will function, including driver language and card reader settings.
Details how users can change parameters based on their security level.
Sets up user account password policies, including minimum length and expiration.
Defines group-level security settings for parameters not covered by individual Equipment Setup settings.
Assigns security levels to external sources like Network/Ethernet and Modbus.
Configures the Bay and its associated presets, meters, components, and additives.
Configures all Bay level configurations, including number of presets, FCMs, and temperature units.
Configures the characteristics of a load arm, including number of meters, components, and additives.
Configures the characteristics of a product meter, including flow control module and side-stream settings.
Configures the characteristics of a component, including meter assignment and flow rates.
Refers to section 6.6 for additive setup; notes that additives are not supported on MultiLoad II SCS.
Configures the characteristics of a sampler, including enable, FCM port, and volume per injection.
Configures tank settings, including tank group, number, and active tank mode.
Defines alarm conditions and authorities at various configuration levels (Bay, Preset, Meter, etc.).
Explains the purpose of Product Setup functions: define products and assign them to presets.
Guides the user to define products in Local mode, starting with base components, additives, and samplers.
Guides the user to define saleable products composed of base components and additives.
Allows assigning defined Base Components, Additives, Samplers, and Saleable Products to a Preset.
Assigns defined Base Component and Base Additive to a Tank.
Explains assigning Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) to MultiLoad II access cards.
Discusses the five stages of single component product delivery: Low Flow Start, High Flow, 1st Stage Trip, 2nd Stage Trip, Final Trip.
Discusses digital control valves, needle valve adjustments, and an alternative flow algorithm.
Explains the algorithm for increasing accuracy of targeting flow rates.
Details analog valves operating from a 4-20mA signal for proportional opening.
Explains Sequential Blending for delivering multiple components one at a time.
Guides on configuring parameters for sequential blending at Preset, Meter, and Component levels.
Describes Ratio Blending, delivering multiple components simultaneously while maintaining blend ratio.
Details configuring presets for ratio blending, including number of flow meters and components.
Explains Side-Stream blending, where minor components are injected upstream of the major component's flow meter.
Guides on configuring a load arm as a side-stream blender, starting at the preset-level.
Describes hybrid blending schemes with multiple side-streams or major components through the primary stream.
Details sequential blending with a side-stream component as a hybrid-blending scheme.
Explains that side-stream meters can be added to meter runs for ratio blending.
Describes the Line Flush feature for laying the line with a specific component at the end of the load.
Explains meter factor determination during proving tests and the Meter Factor Linearization feature.
Details five additive control methods: Piston Only, Piston with Input, Solenoid & Pulser Input, Common Meter, and Analog Valve.
Explains how multiple additives can be delivered through a common injector.
Provides general setup for additives, including enable, FCM, port, and type parameters.
Describes two additive calibration methods: Additive Cal (one additive) and Remote Calibration (multiple additives).
Enables technicians to test injectors one after another without returning to the MultiLoad II.
Supports applications with demanding flush requirements, such as red dye, using flush pumps and valves.
Explains how a swing arm's status (Idle, Absent, Active) affects bay operations and alarms.
Provides steps for configuring two bays to share one or more swing arms, designating secondary RCUs.
Explains how to use the Card Reader function to verify operation of proximity card readers and driver cards.
Describes using the iBUTTON function to verify operation of iButton and driver cards.
Details the Loopback Test for checking Host COM Port transmit/receive capabilities and serial communication.
Explains verifying serial port hardware health using a special loop back cable.
Explains verifying or troubleshooting the network connection between MultiLoad II and Host (TMS) system.
Determines if internal I/O board or external FCMs are communicating with the MultiLoad II.
Determines if a PCM is communicating with the MultiLoad II.
Diagnoses wiring or hardware problems by testing control from MultiLoad II to devices like digital control valves and flow meters.
Tests digital control valves by automatically opening and closing them, measuring speeds.
Allows looking at the live value of each line in custom logic.
Details the three methods of write-access to W&M parameters: manual, remote, and SD card upload.
Discusses the last 1,000 W&M parameter changes logged and security restrictions.
Explains the calculation of net volumes using Gross Volume, Meter Factor, and Volume Correction Factor (VCF).
Details the calculation of mass corrected to density, using three types of densities.
Details entering test values to calculate VCF factors for CTL and CPL.
Details calculations for sequential blending, including Regular and Premium meter level values.
Explains calculations for ratio blending, covering Regular and Premium meter and component level values.
Details calculations for side-stream blending, covering Regular/Ethanol and Regular/Premium streams.
Explains calculations for sequential blending with ratio blending, covering Regular/Premium main streams and Ethanol side-stream.
Details calculations for ratio blending with side-stream, covering Regular/Ethanol and Premium main streams.
Guides on using the Temperature screen to calibrate temperature for a meter.
Explains configuring API tables for Volume Correction for Temperature (CTL) and Pressure (CPL).
Guides on using the Pressure screen to calibrate pressure for a meter.
Explains using the Density screen to calibrate density for a meter.
Guides on using the Relative Density screen to calibrate relative density for a meter.
Explains using the API Gravity screen to calibrate API Gravity for a meter.
Guides on using the BSW1 screen to calibrate the BSW1 sensor for a preset.
Explains using the BSW screen to calibrate the BSW2 sensor for a preset.
Explains selecting Totalizers from the menu to view Preset, Meter, Component, and Additive totalizers.
Guides on inquiring transaction data using the Bill of Lading (BOL) function.
Guides on selecting W&M Change Log to view parameter changes and print the log.
Explains selecting a firmware file (.bin) to load, requiring W&M switch active.
Explains the initial authorization process involving driver card or access ID/driver number and PIN.
Provides detailed driver instructions for operating MultiLoad II in Remote mode with a host system (TMS).
Describes operation in Local mode where product and access info are stored in non-volatile memory.
Details the Product database categories: Base Product definitions, Saleable Product definitions, Preset Authorized products, Base Component Assignments, Base Additive Assignments.
Explains changing one parameter (Remote Processing) to operate in standalone mode.
Details the local mode authorization process involving driver card/access ID, PIN, and configurable prompts.
Describes the feature for flow meter proving by delivering a predetermined volume into a calibrated vessel.
Provides steps for activating Weights and Measures switch and performing a single product transaction.
Explains how to end a Sampler Batch and generate a Batch Report, saving it as a CSV file.
Explains that each line of custom logic can be assigned values, operations, and parameters.
Provides a summary of changes made in various firmware builds (e.g., ML, ML1, SMP).
