BEP 600-TLM-N CONTOUR MATRIX TANK MONITOR - RV World

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NOTES1. Tank CalibrationTank 1 volume = _ _ _ _ _ _Tank 1 volume divided by 8 = _ _ _ _ _Tank 2 volume = _ _ _ _ _ _Tank 2 volume divided by 8 = _ _ _ _ _Tank 3 volume = _ _ _ _ _ _Tank 3 volume divided by 8 = _ _ _ _ _Example:Tank 1 volume = 1,000 _ _ _ LitresTank 1 volume divided by 8 = 125 _ _ _ Litres2. Tank calibration procedureAlways start tank calibration with an empty tank.Start by filling in the table on the right (see note 1).In the tank calibration menu select the tank to be calibrated ietank 1. The screen will read T1 empty,Press to proceed to the next mark. The screen will read T1mark1, now fill tank 1 with the quantity of fluid/water etccalculated in the table right under Tank 1 mark 1, now press to proceed to the next mark.The screen will now read T1 mark2, now add fluid/water etc totank 2 so the total quantity of fluid in tank 1 equals thecalculated quantity in the table right under Tank 1 mark 2. Nowpress to proceed to the next mark.Continue the process for steps 3,4,5,6,7 and full.IE Using the example numbers in note 1. With the tank emptyand the screen reading T1 mark1 put 125 litres of fluid into thetank. Press , now the screen will read T1 mark 2 put another125 litres into the tank so that the tank contains 250 litres. Press to continue the process.There is a custom calibration mode to allow the user to manually enter the required senderoutput voltages for each marking point. This avoids the need of emptying the tank and thenre-filling it. However the values must have been previously recorded for the selected tankand sender used.To record the tank calibration values, the meter must have been calibrated using the procedureoutlined above. Assuming proper meter calibration. In the tank calibration menu select customcalibration. Scroll thorough each marking point and record the sender output voltages displayed bythe meter. These can then be manually entered in custom calibration mode at a later date.Note. Calibration of the TLM is not necessary providing that the following conditions are met:1. The tank has strait sides and a flat bottom i.e. rectangular2. The probe reaches from the top to the bottom of the tank.MARK Quantity1 1X125=125LitresExample2 2X125=250LitresTANK1EMPTY 01234567FULLTANK2EMPTY 01234567FULLTANK3EMPTY 01234567FULLIf these conditions are met then the default marking points should be valid. All that is required of the user is to enterthe ‘Maximum Tank Capacity’3. Unused tanksAny unused tanks/channels must be grounded. And the Low Alarm set to 0%, and the Hialarm set to 100%.6
ALARMS AND ALARMS MUTEWhen an alarm condition occurs, the alarmwill sound and the corresponding displaywill flash.To permanently mute any alarm, press the Mbutton for 2 seconds. The display will show thealarm mute symbol.The alarm mute mode will remain set even whenthe power is removed.MENU FLOW CHARTSETUPMENUEXITTANKSETALARMSETEXITTANKCALOPTIONSENABLEHIALARM1LOALARM1EXITLEGENDSCAPACITYTANK1TANK1TANK2TANK3EMPTYMARK1MARK2MARK3MARK4MARK5MARK6MARK7FULLHIALARM2LOALARM2HIALARM3LOALARM3TANK2TANK3TANK1TANK2TANK3UNITSVOLUMELITRESIMPGALLONSUSGALLONSFUELFUELMIDFUELAFTFUELFWDFUELSTBDFUELPORTWATERMIDWATERAFTWATERFWDWATERSTBDWATERPORTGREYWATERBLACKWATERWATER7
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