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Site PreparatioVd Installation Instructions � <br /> TLS-350 UST Monitoring System ■1 <br /> TO THE INSTALLER! <br /> READ AND UNDERSTAND <br /> THIS INFORMATION <br /> C. MODULE/CONNECTOR.POSITIONS 2. Connector Position. <br /> AND LABELING. <br /> a.Identify all connectors according to their <br /> Most TLS-350 systems will be shipped with mod- slot location using the self-adhesive num- <br /> ules installed as ordered.If additional features are bering labels furnished with each module. <br /> added at a later date, modules will be field in- b.Once a device has been wired to certain termi- <br /> stalled. nals on a connector and the system has been <br /> In all cases,the position of the modules,their programmed,the wires from that device may <br /> not be relocated to other terminals without <br /> respective connectors and the devices wired reprogramming the system. <br /> to the connectors must be recorded to pre- <br /> vent improper replacement during installa- c. Once devices such as probes, sensors,alarms, <br /> tion or service.A circuit directory is adhered to etc. have been wired to a connector on a <br /> the back of the right-hand door for this purpose. module and the module and devices have <br /> (See Figure 10.) been programmed to a particular module slot, <br /> the connector cannot be moved to another <br /> For safety,the module slots have been designed so <br /> module in another slot unless the system is <br /> that modules from the intrinsically safe and power reprogrammed. <br /> areas cannot be interchanged. <br /> Fig- <br /> During module positions and the 3. Circuit Directory.A circuit directory(see Fig- <br /> g P ure 10, "Circuit Directory—Example") appears <br /> devices wired to each module are identified and inside the front-panel door. It should be filled <br /> stored in memory. If a connector is removed and out by the installer as the module connectors are <br /> reinstalled on a different module or if an entire being wired. <br /> module with its connector is removed and rein- <br /> stalled in a different module slot, the system will The following information should be recorded <br /> not properly recognize the data being received. for each slot: <br /> a. Module Type: Record what type of module <br /> 1. Module Position. has been installed in each slot, i.e., Probe/ <br /> Thermistor Interface, 4-Relay Output, etc. <br /> a. Record on the circuit directory the type of <br /> module in each slot location. b.Position:Record the physical location or type <br /> of device wired to each position on the connec- <br /> • b. Once a particular type of module has been for in that slot. <br /> installed in a slot,the system will always look <br /> for that type of module in that slot. No other In the example shown in Figure 10,slot 4 contains a <br /> • type of module may be installed in that slot Probe/Thermistor Interface Module. Position 1 on <br /> without reprogramming the system. the connector receives the + and - wires from the <br /> probe in tank 1,position 2 from the probe in tank 2, <br /> c. If a system contains multiple modules of a etc.Since this system has five tanks,a second Probe/ <br /> single type(i.e.,two Probe/Thermistor Inter- Thermistor Interface Module is installed in slot 5 <br /> face Modules),they may be swapped between and its position 1 receives the wires from tank 5. <br /> their respective slot locations,however,THE Positions on each module are numbered and each <br /> CONNECTORS MUST REMAIN WITH terminal is identified. Eight spaces for each slot <br /> THEIR ORIGINAL LOCATIONS, NOT have been provided on the circuit directory al- <br /> WITH THE ORIGINAL MODULES. though some modules accept fewer devices. <br /> 15 <br />