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5 System Setup Custom Alarm Labels
Press ENTER to continue:
If you have not entered a passcode, press CHANGE and enter a 6-digit numeric passcode, then press ENTER to
accept your entry:
Press STEP to continue.
If necessary, press CHANGE and enter the TLS Console serial number from the label on the bottom of the
console. Press ENTER to accept your entry. Press STEP to continue:
If necessary, press CHANGE and enter the Weights and Measures office number. Press ENTER to accept your
entry. Press STEP to continue.
Custom Alarm Labels
If necessary, press STEP until you see the message:
This step allows you to enter up to 16 custom labels and indications per alarm (one per device with a maximum of
16 devices), for up to 10 alarms, for a maximum of 160 labels, each up to 19 characters in length, and each with
its own indication set. Only alarms that applicable to your site’s equipment configuration and features can be
customized.
Your custom labels replace the system generated display/print alarm labels that are used in display messages,
printouts, and RS-232 reports only. Alarm labels used in Autodial, Output Relay, WPLLD, PLLD, and VLLD line
disable setups, shown in the Autodial Alarm Label column of Table 5-1, will not change.
After you have made a custom label change, you also select a custom indicator set for that alarm which determines
what console indicator(s) are activated when the alarm is posted:
• LCD: Display in the front panel screen - yes / no
• Print: yes / no
• Beep: Turn on the console beeper - yes / no
TANK CHART SECURITY
ENTER PASSCODE->______<
TANK CHART SECURITY
CODE : 000000
This display appears if a passcode has not been entered (default). All zeros
This display appears if Tank Chart Security is enabled - a passcode other than all zeros
disables Tank Chart Security.
has been entered. Enter the 6-digit numeric passcode and press ENTER.
CODE: ******
PRESS <STEP> TO CONTINUE
CONSOLE SERIAL NUMBER:
S/N : (serial number)
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES:
W&M: (weights and measures)
CUSTOM ALARM LABELS
PRESS <ENTER>
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