ATEK TSC7 TankScan TS Series Controller User Manual UI Map

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TANKSCAN 2 USER INTERFACE MAP
Button Behavior
The front panel interface on the ATEK TankScan product consists of a 16x2 character LCD
and six pushbuttons.
The buttons are mapped as follows:
The buttons are intended to behave in a consistent fashion throughout the user interface.
The up/down buttons are used to select a particular item in a menu. When editing the value of
a field, they are used to increase/decrease the value, or cycle through the available options.
The left/right buttons are not used at the main level of the menu system, but are used in the
tank status viewer to select a different probe. When editing certain types of fields, the buttons
are used to move the cursor left/right.
The menu button is used primarily to “go back” one level in the menu, or abort the current
operation.
The select/enter button is used to select an item to “drill down” in a menu, to select a field for
editing, or when editing a field, to commit a change.
In one instance, the front panel buttons are used as a password entry field, and the keys take
on slightly different meanings. The values 1-5 and enter are shown in the button mapping
above.
Refer to the user interface map at the end of this document for a quick reference.
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Menu Items
1. Status Display
The status display cycles through several useful screens of information on a periodic
basis. It is refreshed once per second, and cycles to a new screen every 5 seconds.
All status screens display the current time on the top line. The first status screen
displays the unit serial number on the second line.
1a. Next Report Time
This screen shows the time at which the unit is scheduled to next report.
1b. Last Report Status
This screen shows the status of the last report attempt (OK or FAIL), and the time at
which it was attempted.
1c. Controller Temperature
This screen shows the current temperature of the controller unit.
1d. Reporting Started
This screen is shown when the scheduled report time has been reached, or an alarm
or other condition has caused reporting. It indicates that the unit is currently
attempting to contact the server.
1e. Reporting Active
This indicates that an active and successful reporting session is ongoing.
2. System Configuration
This option leads to a selection of menu items which will configure a few system-wide
options.
2a. Password Entry
A simple password field is required to change these settings. By default, the
password is 5-4-3-2-1-enter. This is a hardcoded password in the unit firmware.
2b. Billing Day
This setting changes the day of the month that is considered the billing day, used for
scheduling reporting.
2c. Measure Units
This setting configures whether the measurement units are metric or imperial.
2d. Radio Mode
This changes the controller radio mode between “old” mode (compatible with old
probes only) or “new” mode (compatible with new probes only).
3. IP Configuration
This option leads to a selection of menu items which allow configuration of the Ethernet
networking interface. These settings are only relevant when the Ethernet uplink mode
is selected.
3a. DHCP
This setting configures whether the unit will attempt to acquire its IP settings
automatically using DHCP, or whether they will be configured statically. Note that a
reboot of the controller is required when this change is made.
3b. Static IP Address
When in static IP mode, this is where the unit’s IP address is set.
3c. Static Network Mask
When in static IP mode, this is where the unit’s network mask is set.
3d. Static Gateway
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When in static IP mode, this is where the unit’s default gateway is set.
3e. Static Primary DNS
When in static IP mode, this is where the primary DNS server is set.
3f. Static Secondary DNS
When in static IP mode, this is where the secondary DNS server is set.
4. Uplink Configuration
This option leads to a selection of menu items which allow configuration of the uplink
connection.
4a. Uplink Mode
This setting allows choosing between the modem, USB and Ethernet modes of
uplink connection.
4b. Minimum Time Between Calls
This setting controls the minimum allowable time between calls. This allows
throttling the time between calls so that it does not dial in too often. Units are in
minutes.
4c. Maximum Time Between Calls
This setting controls the maximum allowed time between calls. This ensures the unit
reports at least as often as this setting. Units are in minutes.
4d. Repeat Alarm Call Time
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4e. Maximum Tries to Call
This setting controls the maximum number of attempts that the controller will make
at a given reporting time to try to contact the server.
4f. Begin Call Hour
This setting controls the start of a window in which the controller is allowed to
connect to a server for reporting.
4g. End Call Hour
This setting controls the end of a window in which the controller is allowed to
connect to a server for reporting.
4h. Power Alarm
This setting controls whether the controller will report immediately after restoration of
power after an outage.
4i. Dial Phone Number
This setting is used to set the primary phone number that will be used for dialing.
This is only relevant in “Telephone Line” uplink mode.
4j. Dial Prefix
This setting is used to control the prefix needed for dialing out, often “9” or “9W”.
This is only relevant in “Telephone Line” uplink mode.
4k. Dial Suffix
This setting is used to control any necessary suffix for dialing out. This is only
relevant in “Telephone Line” uplink mode.
4l. Dial Mode
This setting is used to control whether the modem will dial using tone or pulse dialing
when it dials. This is only relevant in “Telephone Line” uplink mode.
5. Tank Status
This option leads to a browser that allows monitoring of various fields for each of the
tank probes that have communicated with the controller.
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5a. Probe Status
This shows the status of the probe as of the last report. Possible statuses are: OK,
MIRFAILU, BATTREPLACE,LOW BATT
5b. Probe Level
This shows the level of the tank as of the last report.
5c. Last Probe Report
This shows the date and time of the last probe report.
5d. Probe Temperature
This shows the temperature of the probe as of the last report.
5e. Probe Battery Level
This shows the battery level of the probe as of the last report, in volts.
6. IP Address Display
This shows the current IP address of the unit, or [Acquiring Address] if it is in DHCP
mode and still attempting to retrieve an address from the server.
7. Version and Serial Number
This shows the unit firmware version and its serial number.
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