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i I I 0 0 ORTR EMTRT COMMRMOS MODE oao 1K ®a© C PROG. �N ��Eao as N Figure 5-1: Keyboard Functions. probe riser to the center of the tank. Enter this in- to insure a watertight connection 6. Insert the watertight cable grip (supplied) into ' the junction box and insert the cable from the probe through the cable grip into the junction box. 1 7. Connect a 2 -wire cable to the field wire as shown in Wiring Diagram, on page 15. Tighten the cable grip in the junction box to in- sure a watertight connection. NOTE: The 2 -wire cable connector has a plug connected under the probe cover. If the probe has to be removed after it is wired in the junction box, open the 950 cap, remove the four stainless steel Allen screws, remove the cover (if optional probe housing was provided) and disconnect at the plug. When reconnecting, be sure the gasket between the probe cap and flange is in place. 5.0 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS The X76 ETM System provides you with an al- phanumeric LCD read-out that will display tank infor- mation and prompt you through the initial set-up 5.1 Data Entry Keys Provides quick and easy information input. The Clear/Correct key, C/CE, will clear or correct data entry, and is used for alphabetical input. 5.2 Command Keys Enter Key - ENT: Used for data entry. Tank Number Key - TANK NO.: Used to ad- vance LCD read-outs to the next tank in your sys- tem. Low Level Key - LO: Used to display the set point, in gallons, to the Low Level Alarm for the tank number displayed. High Level Key - HE Used to display the set point, in gallons, of the High Level Alarm for the tank number displayed. Display Key - DISPLAY: Used to change the LCD format from inches and gallons to tempera- ture and water or time and date. formation in Table 4-1: Tank Tilt Information on page 6. This information will be needed at the time of set-up. D. The X76 ETM Probe has been shipped with a ' 950 cap adaptor and one loose 3/8" watertight connector. The probe has a 3 foot 2 -wire cable for connecting the probe to the junction ' box. Check to make sure this equipment is present. 1. Screw the 950 adaptor to the pipe riser. ' 2. Loosen the watertight cable grip on the 950 fill cap and insert the 2 -wire cable. 3. Connect the slack chain attached to the 950 cap to the eye hook on top of the probe. IMPORTANT: Check to be sure the wire tie used ' to secure the fuel and water sensor for shipping has been removed from the bottom slot of the probe housing tube. ' NOTE: Check to be sure stick readings have been made and recorded on the tank tilt informa- tion sheet before the probe is installed. This will avoid unnecessary delays at set-up time. ' 4. Insert probe into the riser pipe. Do not let the probe free fall because this can cause ' damage to the tank bottom or the probe itself. WARNING: Turn off the power to the X76 ETM System before installing probes to prevent personal injury, property loss and equipment damage. 5. Adjust the cable lengths between the top of the probe and the 950 cap so there is more cable than chain. Then tighten the cable's grip to insure a watertight connection 6. Insert the watertight cable grip (supplied) into ' the junction box and insert the cable from the probe through the cable grip into the junction box. 1 7. Connect a 2 -wire cable to the field wire as shown in Wiring Diagram, on page 15. Tighten the cable grip in the junction box to in- sure a watertight connection. NOTE: The 2 -wire cable connector has a plug connected under the probe cover. If the probe has to be removed after it is wired in the junction box, open the 950 cap, remove the four stainless steel Allen screws, remove the cover (if optional probe housing was provided) and disconnect at the plug. When reconnecting, be sure the gasket between the probe cap and flange is in place. 5.0 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS The X76 ETM System provides you with an al- phanumeric LCD read-out that will display tank infor- mation and prompt you through the initial set-up 5.1 Data Entry Keys Provides quick and easy information input. The Clear/Correct key, C/CE, will clear or correct data entry, and is used for alphabetical input. 5.2 Command Keys Enter Key - ENT: Used for data entry. Tank Number Key - TANK NO.: Used to ad- vance LCD read-outs to the next tank in your sys- tem. Low Level Key - LO: Used to display the set point, in gallons, to the Low Level Alarm for the tank number displayed. High Level Key - HE Used to display the set point, in gallons, of the High Level Alarm for the tank number displayed. Display Key - DISPLAY: Used to change the LCD format from inches and gallons to tempera- ture and water or time and date.