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Page 3-2 TANK SENTINEL/ TS-TPI INTERFACE
TS-TPI Installation and Wiring Guide
In “Leveling Mode”, the ATG keeps the levels on multiple tanks the same and in the
“Priority Mode”, a specified tank will draw down to its reserve percentage before other
tanks are called upon.
The ATG also performs tank level management by generating alarms to warn the
operator of High and High High product limits, Low and Low Low product limits, water
levels limits and even an obstruction on the pump motor. The ATG can shut down
pumps, turn on pumps and change priority based on the active alarm at the ATG. For
example, if the water level in the tank is within two inches of the user defined pump
height the ATG will indicate the “Pump in Water” alarm and shut down the pump. The
ATG will prevent the pump from operating until the water level is reduced.
For Overfill Management the ATG will generate an alarm to warn the operator when
the product level in the tank exceeds the High or High High limits. If these conditions
occur, the ATG will change the tank priority in the group and make it the primary tank
so it will be the first tank to draw down product until the product level drops below the
High level limit.
TS-LS300 report, Leak Test Initiating Capabilities
The TS-TPI allows the TS-LS300 AutoLearn Line leak detection to communicate
product pipeline status. The ATG can respond to TS-LS300 alarms and print reports
of pipeline status. Reports can be scheduled by the end user. The user can schedule
precision line tests at any time in the ATG. Then the ATG, communicating throught
the TS-TPI, will initiate the line test. These tests are in addition to the tests the TS-
LS300 will do automatically.
TS-TPI Setup Programing Operations
The ATG Setup Programming menus allow for the TS-TPI feature to be enabled. An
Auto-configuration (AUTO CFG) is then performed, which sets up the TS-TPI system
for the first time, adding menus to the setup display. The ATG will detect the number
of pump controllers that are connected and will configure the ATG to monitor them.
The AUTO CFG updates the system configuration with the number of pump control-
lers connected, what type of controller, how the controllers are grouped and how the
associated pumps are to be managed.
The user Configuration menus control the pump name, tank association, pump
height, pump mode and reserve setting.
Data Display and Reports
On the ATG a pump controller Display menu is available from the console to allow
viewing of live and updated information about the pump controller. The ATG will also
monitor the pump controllers for information such as: status, faults, volts, amps,
watts, frequency, flow, pressure, temperature, dip switch settings, and software
version.
The Pump Controller Status Report provides the same information found in the
Display menu. A separate TPI setup Report shows the various Group, Pump and
Tank associations.