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INSTALL 1992
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
File Section
INSTALL
FileName_PostFix
1992
RECORD_ID
PR0231760
PE
2351
FACILITY_ID
FA0003831
FACILITY_NAME
WATERLOO FOODMART
STREET_NUMBER
4315
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
WATERLOO
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95215-2305
APN
08710034
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
4315 E WATERLOO RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
004
QC Status
Approved
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9.3 High Product Alarm 9.6 Probe Error Warning <br /> The High Product Alarm warns of potential over- When F 67 is programmed, this warning will ac- <br /> fill during bulk deliveries. Indicated by a flashing tivate in the event of a probe failure. When ac- <br /> "H"to the left of the tank number on the LCD, the tivated, a warning will be printed, and if an output <br /> High Level Alarm can be programmed to an ex- relay is programmed,that relay will be activated. <br /> ternal output relay. See page 10, Section 6.5 Out- <br /> put Relays. An alarm warning, printed at the time <br /> alarm is activated, is stored in memo and can TANK 1 <br /> memory NO PROBE CONNECTED <br /> be recalled by pressing the Print key, PRINT, HIGH ALARM ACTIVATED <br /> selecting choice 4, and pressing ENT. 11:58 AM 5/12/90 <br /> TANK 1 Figure 9-6:Probe Error Alarm Print-out. <br /> HIGH ALARM ACTIVATED <br /> 5:13 PM 5/11/89 <br /> Figure 9-3:High Alarm Print-out. <br /> - - - LAST HIGH ALARM - - - <br /> TANK 1 12:03 PM 5/13/89 <br /> 9.4 Low Level Alarm <br /> Low Level Alarm warns when inventory drops - - - LAST LOW ALARM - - <br /> below a pre-set limit. It is indicated with a flash- TANK 1 12:03 PM 5/13/89 <br /> ing "L"to the left of the tank number on the LCD. <br /> Low Level Alarm can be programmed to an exter- - - - LAST WATER ALARM - - - <br /> nal output relay. See page 10, Section 6.5 Out- TANK 1 12:02 PM 5/13/89 <br /> put Relays. An alarm warning is printed at the <br /> time of the alarm is activated, and a recall of the _ _ <br /> last alarm for each tank is stored in memory and - LAST THEFT ALARM - - - <br /> NO PREVIOUS ALARM <br /> can be recalled by pressing the Print key, <br /> PRINT, selecting choice 4, and pressing ENT. <br /> - - - LAST CONTACT ALARM - - - <br /> TANK 1 CNT 2 12:45 5/16/89 <br /> LOW ALARM ACTIVATED <br /> _3 PM 5/11/89 CNT 3 12:45 5/16/89 <br /> CNT 4 12:45 5/16/89 <br /> Figure 9-4:Low Alarm Print-out. CNT 5 12:45 5/16/89 <br /> CNT 6 12:46 5/16/89 <br /> 9.5 Contact Alarm CNT 7 12:46 5/16/89 <br /> Contact Alarm reports are printed automatically CNT 8 12:46 5/16/89 <br /> at the time the alarm condition is activated. This ............... <br /> report prints the number of the contact activated <br /> including time and date. Contact Alarm can be <br /> programmed to an external output relay. See Figure 9-7:Choice 4 Print out <br /> page 10, Section 6.5 Output Relays.The last <br /> alarm report for each contact is stored in <br /> memory and can be recalled by pressing the <br /> Print key, PRINT, selecting choice 4, and press- 10.0 LEAKAGE <br /> ing ENT. <br /> CONTACT 2 10.1 Leak Detect Mode <br /> ALARM ACTIVATED <br /> 12:45 PM 5/11/89 Important: Leak test function, F85 or F87 and <br /> F75, Leak Threshold, must be programmed in <br /> Figure 9.5:Contact Alarm Print-out. order for the Leak Test to function. <br /> The Leak Test can be started and stopped <br /> manually by using functions 85 and 86.The <br /> X76 ETM can also be pre-programmed to start <br /> 13 <br />
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