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  • Page 1 EM6 Electronic Calculator Configuration Manual EM6-SVH01-0101-01-E EM6-SVH01-0101-02-E EM6-SVH01-0101-03-E...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    EM6 Configuration Manual Table of Contents Glossary ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 How to use this manual ------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Metrological Parameters ----------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Navigating through the setup menu ---------------------------------------------------- 11 How to use an error table ---------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Tables --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 6.1. Table 1: System Data-Error ------------------------------------------------------- 13 6.2.
  • Page 3 EM6 Configuration Manual 10.1. General Purpose Directory -------------------------------------------------------- 31 10.1.1 Input Timeout ----------------------------------------------------------------- 31 10.1.2 Inactivity Timeout ------------------------------------------------------------ 31 10.1.3 Manager PIN ------------------------------------------------------------------ 31 10.1.4 Technical PIN ----------------------------------------------------------------- 32 10.1.5 Clock --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 10.1.5.1 Date ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 10.1.5.2 Time ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 10.2.
  • Page 4 EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.8.3 Parity --------------------------------------------------------------------- 47 10.5.9 GSM ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47 10.5.9.1 SMS setup --------------------------------------------------------------- 47 10.5.9.1.1 Profile 1- 5 ------------------------------------------------------------ 47 10.5.9.1.1.1 Mobile number -------------------------------------------------- 47 10.5.9.1.1.2 SMS printout ---------------------------------------------------- 47 10.5.9.2 Email setup -------------------------------------------------------------- 48 10.5.9.2.1.1 Enable ------------------------------------------------------------ 48 10.5.9.2.1.2 Profile 1- 5 ------------------------------------------------------- 48...
  • Page 5 Software checksum ----------------------------------------------------------- 61 10.8.3 W & M checksum ------------------------------------------------------------ 61 10.8.4 W & M events ----------------------------------------------------------------- 61 10.8.5 EM6 pin outs ------------------------------------------------------------------ 62 10.8.6 EM6 test points --------------------------------------------------------------- 62 10.8.7 EM6 fuses ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 10.8.8 View setup --------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 Meter Setup Directory ---------------------------------------------------------------- 63 11.1.
  • Page 6 EM6 Configuration Manual 11.3. Volume Accuracy ------------------------------------------------------------------- 74 11.3.1 Pulsar type --------------------------------------------------------------------- 74 11.3.2 Pulses per Volume ------------------------------------------------------------ 74 11.3.3 Pulse Error Counter ---------------------------------------------------------- 74 11.3.4 Pump Switch Points ---------------------------------------------------------- 74 11.3.4.1 Switch Point 1 ----------------------------------------------------------- 74 11.3.4.2 Switch Point 2 ----------------------------------------------------------- 75 11.3.5...
  • Page 7 EM6 Configuration Manual 11.7.1 Clear parameters, tickets ----------------------------------------------------- 87 11.7.2 Clear tickets ------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 11.7.3 Totalizers ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 11.7.3.1 Uncompensated --------------------------------------------------------- 87 11.7.3.2 Compensated ------------------------------------------------------------ 87 11.7.4 Data Status --------------------------------------------------------------------- 88 11.7.5 Alarms -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 88 11.7.6 Clear alarms ------------------------------------------------------------------- 88 11.7.7...

  • Page 8: Glossary

    EM6 Configuration Manual 1. Glossary Uncompensated Volume: Gross volume Compensated Volume: Gross volume at standard temperature Human Interface Controller: The controller that monitors and controls the product controllers as well as interface to the operator via the keypad and display. The load information is also stored in the human- interface-controller.

  • Page 9: How To Use This Manual

    EM6 Configuration Manual 2. How to use this Manual Each field that is described in this manual has three mandatory descriptions: a) Access: Level-w b) Hidden: Reason for the menu item to be hidden c) Default: x units yyy – zzz...

  • Page 10: Metrological Parameters

    EM6 Configuration Manual 3. Metrological Parameters The metrological parameters are altered via the menu using access level-2 (see ‘How to use this Manual’). To change these parameters, the seal must be broken and the CF-button must be pressed. The menu state will change from view to edit.

  • Page 11: Navigating Through The Setup Menu

    EM6 Configuration Manual 4. Navigating through the setup menu ‘Enter’ / ‘→’: Selects the item. (Moves up one level in the menu-tree) ‘CLR’ / ‘← : Exit the current menu. (Move down one level in the menu-tree) ‘↑’ : Move cursor up ‘↓’...

  • Page 12: How To Use An Error Table

    EM6 Configuration Manual 5. How to use an Error Table Decimal Hexadecimal Error Code Code Description Error code 1 Error code 2 Error code 3 Error code 4 Error code 5 Error code 6 Error code 7 Error code 8 There may be multiple errors, in which case, the error code may be a combination of the codes above.

  • Page 13: Tables

    EM6 Configuration Manual 6. Tables See Section on ‘How to use an Error Table’ 6.1. Table 1: System Data-Error This table indicates where a data corruption error has occurred on the human- interface-controller. Decimal Hexadecimal Error Error Code Error Code...
  • Page 14 EM6 Configuration Manual Depot configuration 6.4. Figure 5: Two stage and Digital control valve Page | 14 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 15: No Flow (16)

    EM6 Configuration Manual Error codes and description’ Decimal Hexadecimal Error Error Code Error Code Description 000001 Power failure 000002 Reset 000004 000008 Pulsar count discrepancy 000010 No flow 000020 Minimum flow 000040 Meter direction 000080 Stop button 000100 Communication error...
  • Page 16 EM6 Configuration Manual 6.5. Table 4: Load Errors This table indicates the errors / events that have occurred on the load. Decimal Hexadecimal Error Error Code Error Code Description Power Failure Reset Reset to factory defaults Permissive 1 error Permissive 2 error...
  • Page 17 EM6 Configuration Manual 6.6. Table 5: Valve Outputs for different vehicle configurations NOTE: FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO WIRE THE OUTPUTS, REFER TO: ‘Figure 1: Pump Mode’ ‘Figure 2: Gravity Mode’ ‘Figure 3: ‘Pump & Gravity’ (2-Valve Operation)’ ‘Figure 4: ‘Pump & Gravity’ (3-Valve Operation)’...
  • Page 18 EM6 Configuration Manual 6.7. Table 6: Valve Outputs for depot configuration For Product Controller 1 Connector-J2 Connector-J2 Connector-J2 Pin – 4 Pin - 3 Pin - 5 Upstream Downstream Pump solenoid (N.O) solenoid (N.C) For Product Controller 2 Connector-J2 Connector-J2...
  • Page 19 EM6 Configuration Manual 6.9. Table 7: Temperature errors This table indicates the errors that may be displayed in the temperature, pressure and density field when certain conditions arise. (The table is just a guide) Displayed Error Error Description Description Unstabl...

  • Page 20: Figures

    EM6 Configuration Manual 7. Figures 2 Stage vehicle configurations NOTE: REFER TO ‘ Page | 20 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...
  • Page 21 EM6 Configuration Manual Table 5: Valve Outputs for different ’ FOR MORE INFORMATION. 7.1. Figure 1: Pump Mode Pump mode 1-Stage Valve 7.2. Figure 2: Gravity Mode Gravity mode G1 = Slow stage G2 = Fast stage 2-Stage Valve 7.3. Figure 3: ‘Pump & Gravity’ (2-Valve Operation) Page | 21 Revision 5.0...
  • Page 22 EM6 Configuration Manual Pump & Gravity Mode (2-Valve Operation) 1-Stage Valve (Pump) G1 = Slow stage G2 = Fast stage 2-Stage Valve (Gravity) 7.4. Figure 4: ‘Pump & Gravity’ (3-Valve Operation) Pump & Gravity Mode (3-Valve Operation) F1 = Slow stage...
  • Page 23 EM6 Configuration Manual Page | 23 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 24: Error Codes And Description

    EM6 Configuration Manual 8. Error codes and description The error codes of the tickets / product-controller are included in this manual because most (not all!) errors are as a result of the configuration. Please see ‘Table 3: Ticket / Product Controller Errors’ for the error codes.
  • Page 25 EM6 Configuration Manual Minimum Time’ If the flow rate is too low during the transaction, this error will occur and the transaction will terminate. Page | 25 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 26: Meter Direction (64)

    EM6 Configuration Manual 8.6. Meter Direction (64) Time that error can occur : During delivery 8.7. Stop Button (128) Time that error can occur : During delivery During a delivery, if the emergency stop button is pressed or the human- interface controller stops the product controller’s flow, this error will occur...
  • Page 27 EM6 Configuration Manual Pulse Delay’ If unauthorized flow occurs, this error will occur. Page | 27 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 28: Pump / Gravity Error (8192)

    EM6 Configuration Manual 8.12. Pump / Gravity Error (8192) Time that error can occur : During delivery Configuration setting(s) : ‘Input’ & ‘Error! Reference source not found.’ If an external pump/gravity selector switch is used, this error will occur if the pump / gravity selector switch changes state during a delivery and the transaction will terminate.

  • Page 29: Ticket Corruption Error (524288)

    EM6 Configuration Manual 8.16. Ticket Corruption Error (524288) Time that error can occur : When a ticket is displayed or printed If a ticket is corrupt, this error code is reflected. If a ticket with this error was stored during a load, the load-view-screen will display the ticket if the load number for the ticket is not corrupted.

  • Page 30: Using The Editor

    EM6 Configuration Manual 9. Using the Editor The editor has 4 modes of operation depending on the information to be edited. In all modes of operation the following applies: Pressing ‘CLR’ once will clear the last digit entered. Pressing ‘CLR’ twice will clear the whole line.

  • Page 31: System Directory

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10. System Directory The system directory includes the parameters that are independent of the product controllers. 10.1. General Purpose Directory Access: Level-1 10.1.1 Input Timeout Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 60 seconds 2 – 999 Range: Enter the editor timeout.

  • Page 32: Technical Pin

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.1.4 Technical PIN Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 9999 0 – 9999 Range: Enter the Technical PIN number. This PIN number is a higher security access code that allows modification to level 2 menus. The PIN number cannot be viewed when the operator has entered the menu with a level-1 access PIN number.

  • Page 33: Volume Accuracy Directory

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.2. Volume Accuracy Directory Access: Level-2 10.2.1 Decimal Points Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 0 decimal points 0 – 2 Range: Enter the number of decimal points that the uncompensated and compensated volumes display. The decimal points are shown in all printouts and view screens.

  • Page 34: Preset Directory

    Default: Disable Options: Enable Disable Enable or disable pre-set delivery to compensated volume. When compensated mode delivery is enabled, the EM6 will deliver according to the compensated volume and not the uncompensated volume. 10.3.2 Preset Operation Access: Level-2 Hidden: None...

  • Page 35: Enter Volume

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.3.3 Enter Volume Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Enable Options: Enable Disable Enable or disable entering of preset volume. Enable to allow entering of preset volume during normal preset operation. Disable entering of preset volume allows the preset to control pump and valve solenoids until one of the following conditions is met: ...

  • Page 36: Temperature And Density Directory

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.4. Temperature and Density Directory Access: Level-2 10.4.1 Show Compensated Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable Options: Enable Disable Enable or disable display of compensated volumes. Enable to allow the operator to view the compensated volume on the display.

  • Page 37: Print Compensated

    EM6 Configuration Manual Table 7: Temperature errors’). Disable to prevent the operator the view the compensated volume on the display. 10.4.2 Print Compensated Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable Options: Enable Disable Enable or disable Print-compensated volume. Enable to allow the operator to view the compensated volume on the printouts.
  • Page 38 EM6 Configuration Manual Table 7: Temperature errors’). Disable to prevent the operator the view the compensated volume on the printouts. Page | 38 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 39: Communication Directory

    Hidden: None Default: 1 Range: 1 - 255 Communication node address of EM6 to identify it on a data communication network. Node address is to be configured to correspond to the SSAM or TMS node number 10.5.3 Depot Number Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: ‘-------‘...

  • Page 40: Vehicle Number

    This field provides additional information for the load, i.e. driver number, load number etc. If the EM6 is configured to use Driver PIN numbers this prompt will be used to capture the Driver number. Page | 40 Revision 5.0...

  • Page 41: Hide Prompt

    Range: 18 characters Enter general prompt 2. See general prompt 1 for description. If the EM6 is configured to use Driver PIN numbers this prompt will be used to capture the PIN code. 10.5.5.3 General Prompt 3 Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: ‘’...

  • Page 42: General Prompt

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.5.4 General Prompt 4 Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: ‘’ Range: 18 characters Enter Prompt 4. See general prompt 1 for description. 10.5.5.5 General Prompt 5 Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: ‘’ Range: 18 characters Enter Prompt 5.

  • Page 43: Meter Prompt

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.5.8 Meter Prompt 3 Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: ‘’ Range: 18 characters Enter meter prompt 3. See meter prompt 1 for description. Page | 43 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 44: Printer Setup

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.6 Printer Setup Access: Level-2 10.5.6.1 Printer Type Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: None Options: None Epson TM-220 Epson TM-U295 Blaster Select the printer type. 10.5.6.2 Auto Print Access: Level-2 Hidden: If ‘Printer Type’ is set to none...

  • Page 45: Line Delay

    0 sec to 1.0 sec Printer waits the line delay time after each line printed. This can be used if the printer connected to the EM6 has a small internal buffer and feedback is not available from the printer. 10.5.7 Port 1 setup Access: Level-2 10.5.7.1 Protocol...

  • Page 46: Parity

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.7.3 Parity Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: None Options: None Even Enable parity for port 1. 10.5.8 Port 2 setup Access: Level-2 10.5.8.1 Protocol Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Modbus Options: Modbus SLIP Printer Select the communication protocol for port 2 10.5.8.2 Baud Rate...

  • Page 47: Parity

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.8.3 Parity Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 9600 bps Options: None Even Enable parity for port 2. 10.5.9 GSM 10.5.9.1 SMS Setup 10.5.9.1.1 Profile 1- 5 10.5.9.1.1.1 Mobile Number Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Enter the mobile number in the format of +27797073652 for each profile.

  • Page 48: Email Setup

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.9.2 Email setup 10.5.9.2.1.1 Enable Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable Options: Disable Enable Enable or disable ability to send printouts by email. Ensure the socket is enabled and configured correctly to ensure a data connection is available.

  • Page 49: Sender Address

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.9.2.1.4 Sender Address Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Configure the sender email address. 10.5.9.2.1.5 Username Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Configure the email account username. 10.5.9.2.1.6 Password Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Configure the email account password.

  • Page 50: Socket Setup

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.9.3 Socket Setup 10.5.9.3.1.1 Enable Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable Options: Disable Enable Enable or disable data connection. 10.5.9.3.1.2 APN Name Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Configure APN (Access Point Name) name for data connection. 10.5.9.3.1.3 APN Username...

  • Page 51: Server Port

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.9.3.1.5 Server port Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 0 If there is a server port to connect to, enter it here. Page | 51 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 52: Driver Pin

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.10 Driver PIN Driver number, name and PIN number can be setup to allow the EM6 to operate in standalone mode. When enabled prompt 1 must be configured to 10.5.10.1 Enable Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable...

  • Page 53: Driver Name

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.5.10.2.1.3 Driver Name Access: Level-2 Hidden: Driver PIN disabled Default: Driver X Range: 9 characters Select unique driver name to identify driver. Do not use default driver name of Driver X. X is sequentially assigned from 1 to 50.

  • Page 54: Input And Output

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.6. Input and Output Access: Level-2 10.6.1 Permissive 1 10.6.1.1 Enable Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable Options: Enable Disable Enable or disable permissive 1. This input must be intrinsically safe. The input corresponds to connector J3 pin-16 (IS-IN1-CON) on the main motherboard.

  • Page 55: Timeout

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.6.1.3 Timeout Access: Level-2 Hidden: If Permissive 1 is disabled Default: 05 seconds 0 – 60 (seconds) Range: Enter the timeout value. If any product controller is in a flowing state and this permissive is removed, the operator has a certain amount of time determined by the timeout value to reconnect the permissive to continue the load.

  • Page 56: Diagnostics

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.7. Diagnostics Access: Level-1 10.7.1 Clear Settings, Loads Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable Select ‘Proceed’ to Clear the memory and reset the parameters to default value. 10.7.2 Memory Status Access: Level-1 Hidden: None...

  • Page 57: Can Bus

    Not applicable There are 8 error counters, 1 transmit counter and 1 receive counter per can bus. There are two can buses, one internal to the EM6 and one external bus that can be connected to peripheral devices. When a can bus error occurs, the relevant error counter is incremented by one.

  • Page 58: Dallas Tag Test

    12 digit tag identification number will be displayed 10.7.9 Eprom Test Access: Level-1 Eprom test shows three EEPOM devices utilised by the EM6. Each device will show it’s make and capacity if correctly connected but will show FAIL if incorrectly connected Page | 58 Revision 5.0...

  • Page 59: Inputs

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.7.10 Inputs Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable 10.7.10.1 Inputs 1 Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Controller inputs can be either connected to inductive (Proximity) sensor or simple switch. The table below shows the different configurations for the controller input options.

  • Page 60: Gps Status

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.7.11 GPS status Access: Level-1 Hidden: None 10.7.11.1 Status Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Shows connected if the REF-400 GPS sensor is connected and disconnected if the GPS sensor is not connected. 10.7.11.2 Coordinates Access: Level-1 Hidden: Hidden if REF-400 sensor is not connected Shows the GPS coordinates of the REF-400 sensor if fitted.

  • Page 61: Read Only

    Access: Level-1 10.8.1 Version Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable Displays the EM6 software version number 10.8.2 Software Checksum Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable Displays the checksum of the electronic calculator code.

  • Page 62: Em6 Pin Outs

    EM6 Configuration Manual 10.8.5 EM6 Pin Outs Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable The electronic calculators pin descriptions are given for the all the external connections 10.8.6 EM6 Test Points Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable...

  • Page 63: Meter Setup Directory

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11. Meter Setup Directory The meter setup directory includes the parameters that are independent of the human-interface-controller. If a communication failure occurs while the operator is busy in this directory, the system will close this directory automatically 11.1.

  • Page 64: Error Hold

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.1.3 Error Hold Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 0 0 – 2147483647 Range: See ‘Table 3: Ticket / Product Controller Errors’ If an error code is set in the error hold register, the error will not be reset until the operator clears the errors in the ‘diagnostics - clear alarms’...

  • Page 65: Pulse Delay

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.1.5 Pulse Delay Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 10 seconds 1 – 255 Range: Enter the Pulse Delay to determine the minimum speed at which the pulser must count to initiate a meter creep. After a pulse, a timer starts. If the next pulse occurs before the timer reaches Pulse Delay time, the minimum speed criterion is met and the pulse can be counted.

  • Page 66: Flow Control

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.2. Flow Control Access: Level-2 11.2.1 Valve Type Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 2 stage (vehicle) Options: 2 stage (vehicle) 2 stage (depot) Digital control valve Select the valve operation to match the installed valve operation. 11.2.2 Meter Direction...

  • Page 67: Minimum Time

    Set the reverse flow volume If the meter direction is set to clockwise and the meter turns anti-clockwise the EM6 will subtract the reverse flow litres until the Reverse volume parameter is surpassed and then the EM6 will terminate the transaction with a meter direction error.

  • Page 68: Delivery Mode

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.2.7 Delivery Mode Access: Level-2 Hidden: Hidden if valve type is not 2 stage (vehicle) Default: Gravity Options: Pump Gravity Pump & Gravity (2-Valve Operation) Pump & Gravity (3-Valve Operation) See ‘ Page | 68 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy...

  • Page 69: Pump Control Options

    EM6 Configuration Manual Table 5: Valve Outputs for different ’ to connect the correct outputs to the correct valves. 11.2.8 Pump Control Options Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the valve type is not set “2 stage (vehicle)” or If the ‘Pump Gravity’ setting is set to gravity only 11.2.8.1 Valve Delay...

  • Page 70: Fast Open

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.2.8.3 Fast Open Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’ is set to Gravity Default: 100 volume units 0 – 9999 Range: Volume units at which to open the second stage of the two stage valve 11.2.8.4 Fast Close Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’...

  • Page 71: Fast Close

    EM6 Configuration Manual Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’ is set to pump only Default: 100 volume units 0 – 255 Range: Set the amount of volume units after which the gravity fast flow valve opens.. 11.2.9.4 Fast Close Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’...

  • Page 72: Fast Close

    EM6 Configuration Manual Default: 100 volume units 0 – 255 Range: Set the amount of volume units after which the gravity fast flow valve opens. 11.2.10.4 Fast Close Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 150 volume units 0 – 255 Range: Set the amount of volume units after which the gravity fast flow valve will close before the preset amount is reached.

  • Page 73: Fast Flow

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.2.10.7 Fast Flow 2 Access: Level-2 Hidden: If valve type is 2 stage (depot) Default: 2000 volume units 0 – 9999 Range: Set point for the default fast flow rate of the digital control valve. If the flow rate input is enabled and preset the fast flow 2 flow rate will be selected.

  • Page 74: Volume Accuracy

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.3. Volume Accuracy Access: Level-2 11.3.1 Pulsar Type Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: IS pulsar Range: IS pulsar EXD pulsar Select which pulsar interface to use. 11.3.2 Pulses per Volume Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 10 pulses 1 –...

  • Page 75: Switch Point

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.3.4.2 Switch Point 2 Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’ is set to gravity only Default: 300 volume units per minute 0 – 9999 Range: Set the switch point at which the calibration factor switches from calibration factor 2 to calibration factor 3 or vice versa.

  • Page 76: Temperature

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.4. Temperature Access: Level-2 11.4.1 Temperature Access: Level-2 11.4.1.1 Enable Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable Options: Enable Disable Enable or disable the temperature circuit. Set the ‘System – Temperature, density – Show compensated and / or ‘System –...

  • Page 77: Table

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.4.1.3 Table Access: Level-2 Hidden: If ‘Temperature’ is disabled Default: Table 60B (20°C) Options: Table 54A (15°C) Table 54B (15°C) Table 54C (15°C) Table 54D (15°C) Table 60A (20°C) Table 60B (20°C) Table 60C (20°C) Table 60D (20°C)

  • Page 78: Input / Output

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.5. Input / Output Access: Level-2 11.5.1 Input Access: Level-2 11.5.1.1 Input 1 (exd) Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Not used Options: Not Used Remote Start Meter Permissive Deadman switch Flow rate select Pause Pump / Gravity Meter direction Set the use for input 1.

  • Page 79: Input 3 (Is)

    If the Deadman switch contact is made or closed for a time exceeding the “Make timeout” the delivery will stop due to a Deadman error. The EM6 will display paused until the contact is closed for the first time. Page | 79 Revision 5.0...

  • Page 80: Break Timeout

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.5.1.4.1.2 Break Timeout Access: Level-2 Hidden: If no input has Deadman functionality enabled Default: 5 seconds 2 – 250 seconds Range: If the Deadman switch contact is broken for a time exceeding the “Break timeout” the delivery will stop due to a Deadman error.

  • Page 81: Products

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.6. Products Access: Level-2 11.6.1 Number of Products Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 1 Range: 1-8 (products) Enter the number of products that can be loaded on this product-controller. 11.6.2 Pulse Rate Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: 0...

  • Page 82: Product Name

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.6.3.2 Product Name Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: ‘Product x’ (Where x is the Product number) Range: 11 characters Enter an alphanumeric value for the product name. This field used on the load-printouts and the load view screen to identify the product loaded on the product-controller.

  • Page 83: Pump Calibration

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.6.3.4 Pump Calibration Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’ setting is set to gravity only 11.6.3.4.1 Calibration Factor 1 Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’ is set to gravity only Default: 1 Range: 0 – 9.9999 Enter the Pump Calibration Factor 1 for the product selected in the product menu.

  • Page 84: Gravity Calibration

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.6.3.5 Gravity Calibration Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’ setting is set to pump only 11.6.3.5.1 Calibration Factor 1 Access: Level-2 Hidden: If the ‘Pump Gravity’ is set to pump only Default: 1 Range: 0 – 9.9999 Enter the Gravity Calibration Factor 1 for the product selected in the product menu.

  • Page 85: Price

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.6.3.6 Price Access: Level-2 11.6.3.6.1 Enable Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Disable Range: Disable Enable Allow operator to use pricing as part of the electronic calculators preset operation 11.6.3.6.2 Units Access: Level-2 Hidden: If price disabled Default: Per 1L...

  • Page 86: Modify Price

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.6.3.6.4 Modify price Access: Level-2 Hidden: If price disabled Default: Disable Range: Disable Enable Enabled allows operator to modify price during preset operation. Disabled denies operator ability to modify pricing during preset operation 11.6.3.6.5 Price Access: Level-2 Hidden: If price disabled Default: 1.00...

  • Page 87: Diagnostics

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.7. Diagnostics Access: Level-1 11.7.1 Clear Parameters, Tickets Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable Select ‘Proceed’ to Clear the memory and reset the parameters to default value. 11.7.2 Clear Tickets Access: Level-2 Hidden: None...
  • Page 88 EM6 Configuration Manual 11.7.4 Data Status Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable If data errors are present this number will be greater than zero. To understand these numbers either press enter on the electronic calculator or see ‘Table 2: Product-Controller Data-Error’...

  • Page 89: Output

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.7.8 Input Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable This is a one-digit number which represents the input If the input is high, the digit is 1. If the input is low or disconnected, the digit is 0.

  • Page 90: Output

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.7.9.4 Output 4 Access: Level-2 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Options: Enable Disable See Output 1 for description Page | 90 Revision 5.0 Author: R.Tandy May 18...

  • Page 91: View Setup

    EM6 Configuration Manual 11.8. Read Only Access: Level-1 11.8.1 View Tickets Access: Level-1 Hidden: None Default: Not applicable Range: Not applicable View all the tickets on the Product-Controller. See ‘Table 3: Ticket / Product Controller Errors’ for the error codes that...

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