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Programming the Console for Vapor Recovery Monitoring The following programming instructions are specifically intended for the Vapor Recovery Monitoring(VRM)System. For additional programming refer to the TS-5xxx Programming Manual(p/n 000-2142).This manual covers both the hardware programming and the application programming.The method shown below is the same whether the user programs through the local touchscreen or a Web Browser. Inclusion of other options like the FMS application, Dispenser Hook Isolation and Line Leak Detection (LLD)will effect the programming of the VRM system.The TS-5xxx Programming Manual(p/n 000-2142)describes the proper programming and sequencing for the console setup.The following sections show how to program the setup as it relates to the VRM system. Contact Franklin Fueling Technical Support at 800-984-6266 for assistance with these applications. Data Transfer Units This is an optional hardware interface to communicate the VPS and VFM and Dispenser Shutdown over existing dispenser AC power line. If a TS-DTU was installed then the following setup is required. Group Name Parameter Name Parameter vaiue Expianation Remote Data Transfer Units Network ID 1 Leave as default. In rare circumstances the network ID may need to change if another network is near. Dispenser Configuration Number of Units 1 Enter the number of DTU Modules at the dispensers.This does not include the console DTU. TS-DTU 1 Unit ID 14-EEA8-FFFF-0000-1A This is the unique ID located on the DTU label.The console uses this ID to know which modules to communicate with. Dispenser Hooks Mapping Mapping the gasoline dispenser hooks signals correctly is important for the VRM to properly identify active fueling points. The dispenser hooks must be wired correctly as explained in the TS-5xxx Installation Guide (p/n 000-2150). Note: Dispenser Hook Signals are only required on installations prior to VRM Version 1.2.0. Group Name Parameter Name Parameter Value Explanation AC Input Modules Number Gasoline Hooks 0 Set to zero if not using dispenser hook signals, per dispenser otherwise the number of gasoline hooks coming from each dispenser Module# Channels (n) Select number of gasoline dispenser hook signals available from each dispenser.The Vapor Recovery Monitor does not use any non-gasoline products. Channel# Name Ex.Dispenser 1 Hook Unique name for the hook signal Regular Enabled Yes Select"Yes" Active High Yes Set to"Yes" Vapor Flow Meter Select The Vapor Flow Meter(VFM) select is located under the Probe Module. This is where we define the number of input channels and select the VFM. Go to the Probe Module setup and make the following changes. If the FMS application is also running, some of the channels will be designated for probes. Explanation Probe Modules Module# Channels (n) Select the number of flow meters/probes at the site Channel# Name Ex.VFM Disp 1 Unique name for Vapor Flow Meter Enabled Yes or No Set to"Yes" Type TS-VFM Select Vapor Flow Meter type II-13 CARB Approved IOM 11-INCON Vapor Recovery Monitoring(VRM)-Executive Order VR-202