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6. Fill in the fuel volume equal to the flow interval Fill using a measuring container or
under control of a fluid flowmeter with the preset interval. The container must have
the metrological calibration test certificate.
7. Press "Add a Row" The filling volume equal to the predefined flow interval will be
displayed in the "Liters" column. The value equal to the filling volume will be
displayed in the "Sensor" column.
8. Press "Add a Row"
9. Repeat steps 7, 8, and 9 pursuant to the number of control points. The minimum
recommended number of control points is 20.
10. Press "Finish the Calibration"
11. Save the calibration table to a calibration file (.ctb)/ an Omnicomm Online file
(.xml)/ to the Terminal/ or to the Indicator, by pressing "Service" - "Export" or F2 button
at the keyboard.
When performing the gauging table export to the Omnicomm Online (.xml) file, the
"Export" window will open. Specify the Omnicomm LLS sensor number to display in
Omnicomm Online.
Calibration of a tank with several Omnicomm LLS 20230 sensors will be similar to
calibrating a tank with one sensor. Before you start the calibration, add the required
number of Omnicomm LLS sensors and enter their network addresses. All sensors are
calibrated at one time. Use a KTZ splitter to connect multiple Omnicomm LLS sensors
to a PC.
Commissioning of Installed and Connected Equipment
Sealing
Installing a Protective Sealing on the Product
Installation of the seal is intended only for the products fixed with the help of bolts.
1) Overlap the holes of the inner ratchet with external holes of the seal.
2) Pass the sealing wire through the holes in two bolts, wrap the wire around the
metal hose as it is shown in the figure (Figure 23), and pass the ends of the wire
through the holes of the seal.
3) Spin the wire by rotating the handle of the ratchet clockwise to achieve complete
tension.
4) Break off the ratchet handle.
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