Probe Diagnostic Screen; Example Report Printout - Probe Diagnostic Report; Availability Of Probe Data - Veeder-Root TLS2 Mode D'emploi

TLS2 Setup

Probe Diagnostic Screen

To view another tank's probe diagnostics, touch the desired tank's Diagnostic button at the bottom of the screen.

Example Report Printout - Probe Diagnostic Report

SOFTWARE VERSION 34Xnnn-nnn 1 2
TANK
PROBE TYPE
SERIAL NUMBER
PROBE ID
PROBE LENGTH
GRADIENT
NUMBER SAMPLES :
SAMPLES READ
SAMPLES USED
COUNTS 00

Availability of Probe Data

Diagnostic probe data for configured tanks or for active tanks will be available in the Probe Diagnostic
Screen above, in printed reports, and in serial commands. An active tank is defined as a tank that has a
probe that is communicating with the system. If the tank is configured but not active, all data will be
zero and the probe type will be unknown.
When the software identifies probes that do not have temperature measurement capability, it will
inhibit temperature related data. For probes that do not have water measurement capability, it will
inhibit water related data.
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12:00 AM
PROBE DIAGNOSTIC
SOFTWARE VERSION 34Xnnn-nnn
TANK :
PROBE TYPE :
SERIAL NUMBER :
PROBE ID :
PROBE LENGTH :
GRADIENT :
NUMBER SAMPLES:
1 2
1 2
: MAG01
: 123001
: C000
: 96.0
: 360.000
20
: xxxxxx
: xxxxxx
: xxxxx
01 : xxxxx
19 : 0xhhhh
TANK 1
1
MAG 01
123001
C000
96.0
360.000
20
3 4 5
3
MAG01 MAG01
123002 123003
C000 C000
96.0 96.0
360.000 360.000
20 20
xxxxxx xxxxxx
xxxxxx xxxxxx
xxxxx xxxxx
xxxxx xxxxx
0xhhhh 0xhhhh
Probe Diagnostic Screen
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