VISY-X. Technical Documentation. VISY-SoftView V 1.7 User Guide for VISY-Command GUI and VISY-View Touch. Edition: Version: 6 Art.

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1 Technical Documentation VISY-X VISY-SoftView V 1.7 User Guide for VISY-Command GUI and VISY-View Touch Edition: Version: 6 Art. No: FAFNIR GmbH Bahrenfelder Str Hamburg, Germany Tel.: +49 /40 / Fax: +49 / 40 /

2 Table of contents 1 Overview Safety instructions Module description VISY-SoftView Starter VISY-SoftView Main screen in the standard mode Main screen in the TD mode (Tank Driver mode) Date and time System messages FAFNIR logo Tank display Tank details... 9 Tank Graphics Tank Configuration Measurement Values Alarms Age of Data RF Field strength RF Battery Function keys Reports and Configuration (system functions) Deliveries List field Delivery entry details window Speed button: Configuration Static Leak Detection (report function all tanks) List field, Static Leak Detection (SLD) Detail view Print, Details Display of unfinished SLD Static Leak Detection (report function individual tank) Call up from "Tank Details" view I Table of contents

3 2. SLD Report function individual tank Detail view Work Mode Oil separator Operating state Maintenance State Screen Cleaning Alarms New alarms Alarm selection Tank alarms (Tank probes) Environmental alarms (Environmental sensors) Environmental sensors Overview of all probes and device types Designations Probes and devices of one type Individual probe or individual device Tanks Print Home button List of figures Copyright: Reproduction and translation is permitted only with the written consent of the FAFNIR GmbH. The FAFNIR GmbH reserves the right to make product alterations without prior notice. Table of contents II

4 1 Overview The display module of the FAFNIR products VISY-Command GUI and VISY-View Touch can be used as an alternative to a petrol station computer for displaying and analysing the fuel data. Representation of the tank data, delivery data and various alarms is done on a coloured TFT screen. All functions are accessible using the touch screen user interface. The software VISY-SoftView is firmware for this display module. Alarms are visually shown by the display module and are also audibly signalled by a buzzer. As an option, a printer can be connected to the serial port. This documentation describes the usage of VISY-SoftView. For configuring VISY- SoftView like an administrator, see the following manual: Technical Documentation VISY-SoftView Administrator, art. no For use of Oil Separators (OS) with VISY-Stick probes as data source, a separate guide for configuration and use of VISY-SoftView is available: VISY-SoftView Oil Separator, art. no All significant configuration data, alarms and product data, VISY-SoftView obtains from VISY-Command. For instructions on how to install and operate VISY-Command, see following manuals: Technical Documentation VISY-Command, art. no Technical Documentation VISY-View Touch, art. no VISY-Command must be setup with the VISY-Setup configuration software. For instructions on how to configure with VISY-Setup, see: Technical Documentation VISY-Setup V4, art. no Page 1/48 Overview

5 1.1 Safety instructions The VISY-SoftView software application is intended for use in petrol stations. The software provides the capability to evaluate filling levels and to monitor tanks and their supply pipes. The system must be used exclusively for this purpose. Please observe and follow all product safety notes and operating instructions. The manufacturer accepts no liability for any form of damage resulting from improper use! VISY-Command GUI and VISY-View Touch, on which the VISY-SoftView software application is installed, have been developed, manufactured and tested in accordance with the latest good engineering practices and generally accepted safety standards. Nevertheless, hazards may arise from their use. The following safety precautions must be observed in order to reduce the risk of injury, electric shocks, fire or damage to the equipment: Do not change or modify the system or add any equipment without the prior consent of the manufacturer. Only use original parts. These comply with the technical requirements specified by the manufacturer. The installation, operation and maintenance of the VISY-Command GUI and VISY-View Touch with VISY-SoftView software must be carried out by expert personnel only. Operators, fitters and service technicians must observe all applicable safety regulations. This also applies to any local safety and accident prevention regulations which are not stated in these operating instructions. The following safety information must be observed: The touchscreen must be operated only by finger or by means of a stylus designed for this purpose. The use of pointed objects (e.g. screwdrivers, pens) may cause damage to the touch screen. Useful information: Useful tips and information in this manual that should be observed are written in italics and identified by this symbol. Overview Page 2/48

6 2 Module description The VISY-SoftView software consists of the following modules: VISY-SoftView Starter VISY-SoftView Both software components are described in the sections below. 3 VISY-SoftView Starter The VISY-SoftView Starter module is launched automatically by the display module's operating system and has two tasks. Start phase During the start phase, the user is informed that the VISY-SoftView main application is starting up. The start process is shown by a progress bar. The start phase lasts approximately 30 seconds. Figure 1: VISY-SoftView Starter As soon as the VISY-SoftView main application has been fully loaded and the main screen is displayed, the starter application closes its window and begins to run as a background service. Background service VISY-SoftView Starter runs as a control instance in the background and monitors the VISY-SoftView main module. Page 3/48 VISY-SoftView Starter

7 4 VISY-SoftView The module VISY-SoftView is a display and report program for displaying tank information of the VISY-X system. All VISY-SoftView functions are accessible using the touchscreen interface. Individual functions of the main screen can be password-protected, see chapter "Password", VISY-SoftView Administrator, art. no VISY-SoftView Page 4/48

8 4.1 Main screen in the standard mode The following diagram shows a typical example of the main screen in the standard mode with 5 tanks and 1 oil separator (OS). The most important functions can be selected directly using the function keys on the main screen. The display of the main screen depends on the configuration. Figure 2 shows an example in "Standard" mode; figure 3 shows an example in "TD Display" mode (Tank Driver display). The Work mode is set in the menu "Reports and Configuration". Date and time System messages FAFNIR logo Tank display Oil Separator 1 Ullage: 496 L Volume: 504 L Reports and configuration Alarms Environmental sensors Tanks Print Home Figure 2: Main screen - Standard mode with oil separator activated Page 5/48 VISY-SoftView

9 4.2 Main screen in the TD mode (Tank Driver mode) The graphic below shows a typical example of the main screen the TD mode. Date and time System messages FAFNIR logo Tank display Reports and configuration Alarms Figure 3: Main screen - TD mode Environmental sensors Tanks Print Home In the following chapters, the individual functions and views are described in detail: Date and time, system messages, and FAFNIR logo Tank display with tank details Reports and configuration (system functions) Alarms Environmental sensors Tanks Print and Home VISY-SoftView Page 6/48

10 4.3 Date and time Main screen -> Display panel for date and time This display panel shows the date and the time; the time displayed here is synchronised system-wide. As soon as you touch this field, all open windows close and the application returns to the main screen. 4.4 System messages Main screen -> Display field for system messages This display panel shows the system status, as well as instructions on the use of the main screen function keys. The system status relates to the communication between the display module and the evaluation unit. For example, System Status: OK will be displayed when conditions are normal. Touching this field closes all open windows automatically and the application returns to the main screen. 4.5 FAFNIR logo Main screen -> FAFNIR logo Pressing the FAFNIR logo button calls up the software version and contact information of the FAFNIR GmbH. Pressing the Close button closes the active window. Page 7/48 VISY-SoftView

11 4.6 Tank display The main screen displays the most important tank information: Tank number and product name Alarm (if active) Graphical representation of the tank content Ullage and volume display Figure 4: Single tank Tank number: Product: Alarm: Ullage: Volume: same as the probe terminal number of the VI card the product name configured for this tank currently active alarms for this tank available tank capacity for filling current product volume in this tank The display is continuously updated so that all measured values are currently displayed at all times. In this overview, the ullage and volume are displayed in whole litres. The size of the tank graphic depends on the quantity of tanks configured in VISY- Setup. Up to eight tanks can be shown simultaneously on the main screen. If more than eight tanks have been configured, the remaining tanks are shown on a second screen. To change to the next screen, select the "More tanks" function key. The product level is displayed in proportion to the measured filling level. Each product has its own colour assigned. Touching one of the tank graphics opens the Tank Details screen for this tank (see section below). VISY-SoftView Page 8/48

12 4.6.1 Tank details Main screen -> Tank Details After touching a tank (example: Tank 6) the screen appears with tank details. Figure 5: Tank Details The Tank Details screen is continuously updated and shows the current values of the tank selected. The Alarm, Deliveries, Print and Static Leak Detection function keys are associated with this tank. The Tank Details screen is subdivided into the following fields: Tank Graphics Tank Configuration Measurement Values Alarms Age of Data (wireless operation only) RF Field Strength (only for radio operation) RF Battery (only for radio operation) Function keys The individual subfields are explained in the sections that follow. Page 9/48 VISY-SoftView

13 Tank Graphics Displays the tank selected from the main screen, with tank number, product name and tank level. If an alarm is active for this tank, the tank graphic will show the text Alarm. Tank Configuration Display of the configuration values defined in VISY-Setup for this tank: Parameter Description Nominal volume (specified by the tank manufacturer) Capacity Nominal volume minus safety volume Safety volume Area of tank left unfilled for safety reasons (upper part of tank) Product Product name Comp. Temperature Compensation temperature Measurement Values As supplied by the evaluation unit: Parameter Description Volume Product volume, non-temperature-compensated Volume TC Product volume, temperature-compensated Ullage Free volume available for filling Level Product level in millimetres Temperature Product Temperature Water level Water level in millimetres Density Product density, non-temperature-compensated Density TC Product density, temperature-compensated Density Temp. Temperature in the density measurement section Sump density Density measured at tank bottom, non-temperature-compensated Sump density TC Density measured at the tank bottom, temperature-compensated Alarms The density display is configurable. See also chapter Density configuration. Currently active alarms are listed in the Alarm windows. Alarm type Alarm parameter Product Very high, high, low, very low Water Very high, high Probe Various probe alarms For instructions on how to configure the alarms, see: Technical Documentation VISY-Setup V4, art. no VISY-SoftView Page 10/48

14 Age of Data This data field is displayed in wireless operation only (VISY-RF wireless system). In wireless operation, the probe data are transmitted in intervals and signals may be affected by car or lorry traffic at the petrol station. For this reason, it is important to know the age of the measured values received. RF Field strength This data field is displayed in wireless operation only and is an indication of the reception field strength. RF Battery This data field is displayed in wireless operation only and is an indication of the transmitter's battery charge. Function keys Button Function Description Alarms Opens the Alarm reporting function for the tank selected (see the section below). Delivery Opens the Delivery reporting function for the tank selected (see the section below). Static Leak Detection Print Opens the "Static Leak Detection" reporting function for the tank selected (see the section below). Prints the values displayed on this page. Close Closes the current screen. Page 11/48 VISY-SoftView

15 4.7 Reports and Configuration (system functions) Main screen -> System functions Touching the System functions button opens the selection menu for additional functions: Deliveries Configuration Static Leak Detection Mode Oil separator (only visible when VISY-Stick is defined as OS) Clean (touch screen) Figure 6: System functions VISY-SoftView Page 12/48

16 Button Function Description Deliveries Opens the menu Deliveries. Configuration Opens the password protected menu Configuration Static Leak Detection Opens the report function Static Leak Detection Work Mode Switches between the Standard display and the TD display (tank driver display) Oil separator Clean Starts the operating state or the maintenance state of the oil separator and opens a corresponding message window. Activates the mode to clean the screen. Close Closes the current window. The individual functions are described in the sections that follow. Page 13/48 VISY-SoftView

17 4.7.1 Deliveries Main screen -> System functions -> Deliveries Reports and alerts can be sent via , if these functions have been configured in the configuration menu "SMTP Server" and "System Options". Selecting this function displays the deliveries of the current month. The month for which these entries are displayed is shown on the wide month button below the Deliveries header. Using the +/- arrow keys, the user can select a different month and then update the list field by pressing the "Month button". Figure 7: Delivery Function VISY-SoftView Page 14/48

18 Button Function Description Month selection, one month back Month selection, one month forward Month button, month selection, month confirmed. Month button, month selection, not confirmed yet Displays the entries for this month. One of the month selection buttons has been pressed. List entry selection, one line up Selects the entry in the line above the current position. List entry selection, one line down Selects the entry in the line below the current position. Details Opens the detailed view window for the entry selected. Print Prints the values displayed on this page. Close Closes the current screen. Page 15/48 VISY-SoftView

19 List field The list field displays the most important delivery parameters. Further details for each delivery entry can be called up by pressing the Details button. Figure 8: Delivery data, overview in list field Column Name Description Start date Start date & time of delivery Tank Probe terminal number / tank Product Product name configured for this tank TC Volume / Ltr. Delivered product volume in litres, temperature-compensated Volume/Ltr. Delivered product volume in litres, non-temperature-compensated The following values are logged for each delivery: Parameter Description Tank number Probe terminal number for this tank Product Product name configured for this tank Start date Start of delivery Stop date End of delivery Volume TC Temperature-compensated delivery volume Start Volume TC Temperature-compensated volume at the start of delivery Stop Volume TC Temperature-compensated volume at the end of delivery Volume Delivery volume (non-temperature-compensated) Start Volume Volume (non-temperature-compensated) at the start of delivery Stop Volume Volume (non-temperature-compensated) at the end of delivery Start Temperature Product temperature at the start of delivery Stop Temperature Product temperature at the end of delivery Diff. Temperature Temperature difference (stop value minus start value) Start Prod. Level Product level (mm) at the start of delivery Stop Prod. Level Product level (mm) at the end of delivery Diff. Prod. Level Product level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value) Water level Water level (mm) at the start of delivery Stop Water level Water level (mm) at the end of delivery Diff. Water level Water level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value) Only the temperature-compensated volume shows the TC suffix. Volumes that do not have the TC suffix are non-temperature-compensated values. VISY-SoftView Page 16/48

20 Delivery entry details window For clarity, only the most important parameters are displayed for a selection in the list field. The desired delivery entry can be selected using the up and down buttons. The selected entry/line is highlighted with a dark background. Pressing the Details button opens the Delivery details window. This window displays all available details for the delivery selected. Figure 9: Delivery Detail window Button Function Description Speed button "down" Speed button "up" Print Rapidly scrolls to the bottom half of the Delivery details window. Rapidly scrolls to the top half of the Delivery details window. Prints the values displayed on this page. Close Closes the current screen. Speed button: Due to limited space, not all delivery details can be shown in the details window at once. The speed button enables the user to view the other half of the list instantly. The scroll direction is indicated by the position of the dash (top/bottom). Whenever the speed button is pressed, the symbol changes to represent the opposite direction. Page 17/48 VISY-SoftView

21 4.7.2 Configuration Main screen -> System functions -> Configuration Touching the Configuration button opens the configuration menu. For security, the functions available here are password-protected. To configure VISY-SoftView, see the Technical Documentation: VISY-SoftView Administrator, art. no VISY-SoftView Page 18/48

22 4.7.3 Static Leak Detection (report function all tanks) Main screen -> System functions -> Static Leak Detection Selecting this function displays the Static Leak Detection (SLD) entries for the current month. The month for which these entries are displayed is shown on the wide month button below the Static Leak Detection header. Using the +/- arrow keys, the user can select a different month and then update the list field by pressing the "Month button". Figure 10: Static Leak Detection For each SLD entry the most important parameters are displayed in this table: Start date Tank number Product name Start Volume TC (= temperature-compensated product volume) Difference (= Stop Volume TC minus Start Volume TC) Page 19/48 VISY-SoftView

23 Static Leak Detection, function keys Button Function Description Month selection, one month back Month selection, one month forward Month button, month selection, month confirmed Month button, month selection, not yet confirmed Displays the entries for this month. One of the month selection buttons has been pressed. List entry selection, one line up Selects the entry in the line above the current position. List entry selection, one line down Selects the entry in the line below the current position. Details Opens the detailed view window for the entry selected. Print Prints the values displayed on this page. Close Closes the current screen. VISY-SoftView Page 20/48

24 List field, Static Leak Detection (SLD) The list filed displays the most important SLD parameters. Further details of each SLD entry can be recalled by pressing the Details button. Figure 11: Static Leak Detection, overview in the list field Column Name Start date Tk Product Start Vol.TC/Ltr. Difference/Ltr. Description Start date & time of the Static Leak Detection (= SLD) Probe terminal number / tank Product name configured for this tank Product volume in litres, temperature compensated, at the start time Differences of the product volumes in litres, temperaturecompensated (end value minus start value) The following values are logged for each entry: Parameter Description Tank number Probe terminal number for this tank Product The product name configured for this tank Start date Start of SLD Stop date End of SLD Duration Time duration of the SLD Diff. Volume TC Difference of temperature compensated (=TC) volume Start Volume TC Temperature-compensated volume at the start of SLD Stop Volume TC Temperature-compensated volume at the end of SLD Diff. Prod. Level Product level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value) Start Prod. Level Product level (mm) at the start of SLD Stop Prod. Level Product level (mm) at the end of SLD Diff. Temperature Temperature difference (stop value minus start value) Start Temperature Product temperature at the start of SLD Stop Temperature Product temperature at the end of SLD Diff. Water level Water level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value) Water level Water level (mm) at the start of SLD Stop Water level Water level (mm) at the end of SLD Page 21/48 VISY-SoftView

25 Detail view More details can be displayed by pressing the "Details" button or by a "double-click" on the corresponding SLD Entry. Display of detailed information of the selected SLD entry Figure 12: Static Leak Detection, Details Button Function Description Speed button "down" Rapidly scrolls to the bottom half of the Delivery details window. Speed button "up" Rapidly scrolls to the top half of the SLD details window. Print Prints the values displayed on this page. Close Closes the current screen. Speed button: Due to limited space, not all SLD entry details can be shown in the details window at once. The speed button enables the user to view the other half of the list instantly. The scroll direction is indicated by the position of the dash (top/bottom). Whenever the speed button is pressed, the symbol changes to represent the opposite direction. VISY-SoftView Page 22/48

26 Print, Details Stat.Leak Detect. 18/07/ :12 Tank 3 Diesel Start Date: 18/07/ :20:37 End-date: 18/07/ :21:28 Duration: 02:00:51 Diff.Vol.TC: 0.0 Litres Start Vol.TC: Litres Stop Vol.TC: Litres Diff.Prod.Level: 0.0 mm Start Prod.Level: mm Stop Prod.Level: mm Diff.Temperature: 0.0 C Start Temperature: 13.8 C Stop Temperature: 13.8 C Diff.Water Level: 0.0 mm Start Water Level: 0.0 mm Stop Water Level: 0.0 mm Display of unfinished SLD For unfinished SLD currently no stop-values exist; then the corresponding values are displayed with "- -"; in the line "Duration" this fact is displayed or printed with "Test in progress". Figure 13: Static Leak Detection, not completed Page 23/48 VISY-SoftView

27 4.7.4 Static Leak Detection (report function individual tank) 1. Call up from "Tank Details" view In the "Tank-details" view the SLD report can be selected for the displayed tank. Figure 14: Static Leak Detection, call up of individual tank The call up of the SLD report here is for the selected tank; in the SLD report entries of this tank are listed only. VISY-SoftView Page 24/48

28 2. SLD Report function individual tank Figure 15: Static Leak Detection, list field individual tank More details for the selected entry can be displayed using the "details" button: Detail view Figure 16: Static Leak Detection, Details Page 25/48 VISY-SoftView

29 Print SLD Details, individual tank SLD, finished: Stat.Leak Detection 18/07/ :37 Tank 2 Super Start Date: 18/07/ :20:37 End-date: 18/07/ :21:28 Duration: 02:00:51 Diff.Vol.TC: Litres Start Vol.TC: Litres Stop Vol.TC: Litres Diff.Prod.Level: mm Start Prod.Level: mm Stop Prod.Level: mm Diff.Temperature: 0.0 C Start Temperature: 12.8 C Stop Temperature: 12.8 C Diff.Water Level: 0.0 mm Start Water Level: 0.0 mm Stop Water Level: 0.0 mm SLD, running test: Stat.Leak Detection 19/07/ :07 Tank 1 Benzin Start Date: 19/07/ :05:59 End-date: Test is running Duration: --:--:-- Diff.Vol.TC: -,- Litres Start Vol.TC: Litres Stop Vol.TC: -,- Litres Diff.Prod.Level: -,- mm Start Prod.Level: mm Stop Prod.Level: -,- mm Diff.Temperature: -,- C Start Temperature: 11.8 C Stop Temperature: -,- C Diff.Water Level: -,- mm Start Water Level: 0.0 mm Stop Water Level: -,- mm VISY-SoftView Page 26/48

30 4.7.5 Work Mode Main screen -> System functions -> Work Mode With the "Work mode" button, the Standard display or the TD Display (tank driver display) can be selected. The selection appears in the following windows in plain text. After pressing the Enter button, the window closes. Figure 17: System Functions - Mode of confirmation Page 27/48 VISY-SoftView

31 4.7.6 Oil separator Oil layer VISY-Stick probe with separation layer float Inlet Auto closure with float Outlet (at maximum fill level) Sludge trap Water layer Oil Separator Figure 18: Oil separator with VISY-Stick probe For details about the Oil Separator see Technical Documentation: VISY-SoftView Oil Separator, art. no Operating state Main screen -> System functions -> Oil separator (operating state) The graph shows an OS in use. The square (black) symbolically points to the "STOP" function that will be executed by pressing the button and that starts the maintenance state of the oil separator. The change from the operating to the maintenance state is reported to the user and it is pointed to the impact with respect to OS alarms. If the time monitoring of maintenance state is enabled, it is pointed to the automatic termination (here: time out in 8 hours) Figure 19: Message when activating the maintenance state VISY-SoftView Page 28/48

32 Maintenance State Main screen -> System functions -> Oil separator (maintenance state) The graph shows a cleaned OS. The triangle (green) symbolically points to the "START" function that will be executed by pressing the button and that stops the maintenance state of the oil separator. After that, the oil separator is in operation again. The change from the maintenance to the operating state is reported to the user. Figure 20: Message when finishing the maintenance state Page 29/48 VISY-SoftView

33 4.7.7 Screen Cleaning Main screen -> System functions -> Configuration -> Clean This function enables the cleaning of the touch screen for a particular time (approx. 15 seconds). Figure 21: Touch screen cleaning mode, display of remaining time During the cleaning period, a seconds counter counts down until a final message appears ("Goodbye"). During the cleaning period, the screen can be cleaned without unintentionally triggering any other functions. VISY-SoftView Page 30/48

34 4.8 Alarms Reports and alarms can be sent via , if these functions have been configured in the configuration menu "SMTP Server" and "System Options", see Technical Documentation: VISY-SoftView Administrator, art. no New alarms New alarms are displayed in the alarm dialogue box and at the same time, an audible alarm signal is activated, the alarm light starts blinking and a printout is initiated. The automatic printout of alarms can be configured. Figure 22: Acknowledgement of Alarms New alarms appear in the Alarm dialogue box and have to be confirmed. The button "Confirm" is effective for all alarms shown in the display window. Use the arrow keys to display a next group of alarms. After confirmation of the alarms, the acoustic signal is switched off, an automatic printout of acknowledged alarms starts and the displayed alarms are removed from the alarm dialogue box. Alarm Start 18/04/ :28 Tank 9 Diesel Alarm: Product low Start Date: :28: Automatic printout of a new alarm Page 31/48 VISY-SoftView

35 Alarm Confirmed :28 Tank 9 Diesel Alarm: Product low Start Date: :28:49 Confirmed: :28: Automatic printout of a confirmed alarm Alarm selection Main screen -> Alarm button The colour of the alarm button indicates whether alarms are present. When an alarm occurs, the lamp icon blinks red; otherwise a static blue alarm lamp is displayed. Pressing the alarm button calls up the dialogue window below, which enables the user to select the desired alarm source or to abort the process. The alarms are categorised by alarms of environmental sensors and alarms of tank probes. By a red underline the button indicates active alarms. Figure 23: Alarm selection Function key Environmental Tank probes Abort Description Displays the environmental alarm overview Displays the tank alarm overview Closes the dialogue window (returns to the main screen) VISY-SoftView Page 32/48

36 Tank alarms (Tank probes) Main screen -> Alarm key -> tank probes Selecting this function displays the tank alarms for the current month. The month for which these entries are displayed is shown on the wide month button below the Tank Alarms header. Using the +/- arrow keys, the user can select a different month and then update the list field by pressing the "Month button". Figure 24: Tank alarms overview Button Function Description Month selection, one month back Month selection, one month forward Month button, month selection, month confirmed Month button, month selection, not yet confirmed Displays the entries for this month. One of the month selection buttons has been pressed. Page 33/48 VISY-SoftView

37 Button Function Description List entry selection, one line up Selects the entry in the line above the current position. List entry selection, one line down Selects the entry in the line below the current position. Details Opens the detailed view window for the entry selected. Print Prints the values displayed on this page. Close Closes the current screen. List of tank alarms The list (see Figure 24 and Figure 25) shows the tank alarms along with their most important parameters. Further details for each alarm entry can be called up by pressing the Details button. Currently active alarms are displayed in red font on a yellow background. Previously active alarms are displayed in black font on a white background. Figure 25: List of tank alarms VISY-SoftView Page 34/48

38 Column Start date Tank Product Alarm type Description Time at start of alarm Tank (probe terminal number) for which the alarm was reported Product name configured for this tank Type of alarm reported, e.g. Product High The following values are logged for each tank alarm: Start date: Time at which the alarm occurred Confirmed: Time at which the alarm was acknowledged by the user Stop date: Time at which the cause of the alarm was rectified. Tank number: Tank (probe terminal) for which the alarm was reported Product: The product name configured for this tank Alarm: Alarm type, e.g. Product Low Alarm details (tank alarms) For selection in the list field, only the most important parameters are displayed. The desired alarm entry can be selected using the up and down buttons. Then this selected entry/line is highlighted with a dark background. Pressing the Details button opens the Alarm details window. This window displays all available details for the alarm selected. Figure 26: Alarm details window with currently active alarm Currently active alarms do not have a stop date entry. In this case, as shown in the example above, a hyphen - is displayed instead. Page 35/48 VISY-SoftView

39 Button Print Close Description Prints out the details displayed for the selected tank alarm entry. Closes the Tank Alarm Details window Environmental alarms (Environmental sensors) Main screen -> Alarms -> Environmental sensors Selecting this function displays the environmental alarms for the current month. The month for which these entries are displayed is shown on the wide month button below the Environmental alarms header. Using the +/- arrow keys, the user can select a different month and then update the list field by pressing the "Month button". Figure 27: Environmental alarms overview VISY-SoftView Page 36/48

40 Button Function Description Month selection, one month back Month selection, one month forward Month button, month selection, month confirmed Month button, month selection, not yet confirmed Displays the entries for this month. One of the month selection buttons has been pressed. List entry selection, one line up Selects the entry in the line above the current position. List entry selection, one line down Selects the entry in the line below the current position. Details Opens the detailed view window for the entry selected. Print Prints the values displayed on this page. Close Closes the current screen. Page 37/48 VISY-SoftView

41 List field (environmental alarms) The list field displays the most important alarm parameters. Further details of each alarm entry can be called up by pressing the Details button. Currently active alarms are displayed in red font on a yellow background. Previously active alarms are displayed in black font on a white background. Figure 28: List field with environmental sensor alarms Column Name Start date Device Description Time at start of alarm Name of the environmental sensor device for which the alarm was reported T. Probe terminal number Alarm type Type of alarm reported The following values are logged for each alarm: Start date: Time at which the alarm occurred Confirmed: Time at which the alarm was acknowledged by the user Stop date: Usually the time at which the cause of the alarm was rectified. Device: Device for which the alarm was reported Device-related additional information, e.g. pump-id for Dispenser Sump Probe terminal number ( T for Terminal ) Type of alarm (e.g. Probe not responding ) Alarm details (environmental alarms) For selection in the list field, only the most important parameters are displayed. The desired alarm entry can be selected using the up and down buttons. The selected entry/line is highlighted with a dark background. Pressing the Details button opens the Environmental Alarm details window. This window displays all available details for the alarm selected. VISY-SoftView Page 38/48

42 Figure 29: Environmental alarm details Button Print Close Description Prints out the details displayed for the selected environmental alarm entry. Closes the Environmental Alarm details window Page 39/48 VISY-SoftView

43 4.9 Environmental sensors Main screen -> Environmental sensors The environmental sensors are displayed as a hierarchy of three levels: Overview of all probes and device types Overview of a particular probe or device type Display of an individual probe or device All three views are described in detail in the sections that follow Overview of all probes and device types Main screen -> Environmental sensors button Pressing the Environmental sensors button calls up an overview of the selectable probe and device types. Figure 30: Environmental sensors, overview of probe/device types The colour mapping is: Green: No alarm present. Red: An alarm is present for one of the devices. Grey: No probe/device was configured yet. VISY-SoftView Page 40/48

44 When selecting a probe or device type all associated devices of the selected group are shown in a new window (see chapter Probes and devices of one type, Page 43). Designations For programming reasons, the designations of some environmental probes and devices have been abbreviated and may refer to one or more probes or devices. An overview is presented in the table below. Device (application) Designation, long Description Interstitial VISY-Stick/Reed Interstitial Object of measurement: Double-walled tanks Manhole sump Dispenser Sump VISY-Stick/Reed Sump Manhole VISY-Stick/Reed Sump Dispenser Object of measurement: Manhole sump Object of measurement: Dispenser Sump Oil separator Oil separator Oil separator sensors are connected to the VISY-Command with the VISY- Input 8 device. VISY Input VISY-Input 8 Digital 8-Channel Input Module VISY Output VISY-Output 8 8-Channel Relay Output Module LD Tank LD Product Pipe LD Delivery Pipe LD Manhole Sump Leak detection for tanks ("LD" = Leak Detection) Leak detection for product pipe Leak detection for filling pipe Leak detection for manhole sump Device for monitoring tank leakage. Connection to the VISY-Command with VISY-Input 8. Device for monitoring product pipe leakage (between tank and dispensers). Connection to the VISY-Command with VISY-Input 8. Device for monitoring filling pipe leakage (between connection fitting and tanks). Connection to the VISY-Command with VISY-Input 8. Device for monitoring manhole sump leakage. Connection to the VISY- Command with VISY-Input 8. Page 41/48 VISY-SoftView

45 Four examples are described here for the device type buttons: Button Function Description Probe type: Interstitial Device Type: Leak Detection manhole Probe type: Manhole sump (=Manhole sump) Device Type: VISY Output Alarms Button labelled with probe type. Background colour = green, i.e. (in the example) - Quantity of probes more than zero - No alarm reported Button labelled with device type. Background colour = green, i.e. (in the example) - Quantity of devices more than zero - No alarm reported Button labelled with probe type. Background colour = red, i.e. (in the example) - Quantity of probes more than zero - Alarm reported (by at least one probe) Button labelled with device type. Background colour = grey, i.e. (in the example). - No configured devices, i.e. no configured device of type VISY Output. Opens the alarm menu for the environmental sensors. Print Prints an overview. Close Closes the current window. The screen is continuously updated and reflects the current status of the probe/device types displayed. In the event of an alarm, it is possible to find and select the reporting device quickly as follows: The device type label is displayed with a red background. Pressing the red device type displays all individual devices (16) of the type selected (see example in the section below). The individual device that is reporting the alarm is displayed with a red background. Selecting the red device (i.e. pressing the button) then displays all available details for this device. VISY-SoftView Page 42/48

46 4.9.2 Probes and devices of one type Main screen -> Environmental Sensors -> single probe / device type By selection of a specific device type (in this example: "Interstitial") the entire devices of the selected type are displayed, here all of the 16 possible interstitial probes. The probes or devices are displayed as fields within the main screen. The function keys of the main screen are, therefore, still available, with the print and alarm functions relating to the probes or devices on display. Figure 31: Main screen showing probes/devices of the type selected For each individual probe or device, in this overview the following up-to-date information is displayed: Device/probe designation (here: "Interstitial") Number (1 to 16, quantity sometimes device-dependent) Configuration (Yes/No) Background colour: see below. Alarm condition (possible values: "OK", "alarm" or "-" The colour mapping is: Green: No alarm present. Red: An alarm is present for one of the devices. Grey: It was not yet configured a probe/device, status is displayed as "-". Further information may be available, depending on the device type: Page 43/48 VISY-SoftView

47 Pressing the button for an individual device opens a window showing further details for the device selected, e. g. active alarms (in plain text) and, where applicable, measured values (see next section). Three examples are described here for individual device buttons: Button Function Description Opens the details window of probe Interstitial no. 1 Opens the details window of probe Interstitial no. 4 Opens the details window of probe Interstitial no. 6 System functions Display of button labelled with probe type. Background colour = green, i.e. (in the example) Probe configured No alarm reported Display of button labelled with device type. Background colour = red, i.e. (in the example) Probe configured Alarm reported (at least one alarm) Display of button labelled with probe type. Background colour = grey, i.e. (in the example). Probe is not configured (not present), hence alarm status -. As on main screen, see next section: System functions. Alarms Opens the alarm menu, by default environmental sensor alarms. Environmental sensors Tanks As on main screen, see chapter Environmental sensors, returns to selection/overview of environmental probes / device types. As on main screen, see Tanks section, switches to tank information screen. Print Home Prints out an overview of all configured devices for the type displayed here (in this example: for the Interstitial probes). As on main screen, see Home button section. The screen is continuously updated and reflects the current status of the probes/devices displayed. VISY-SoftView Page 44/48

48 4.9.3 Individual probe or individual device Main screen -> Environmental sensors -> Probe/device type -> individual probe/device Pressing the button for a particular probe or device opens the details window for this probe or device. In the example below, the button for probe Interstitial 4 has been pressed. Figure 32: Details window for Interstitial 4 probe with alarm status The details window shows the available information for the device selected. The window is continuously updated. The following details are displayed: Probe/device designation (here: "Interstitial") Probe/device number (here: "4") Configuration status (colour code: see previous section) Alarm status (here: "Alarm") Alarm box (in this case two alarms: "Probe, installation error" and "Product alarm") Measured values (here: "Filling level: mm") The alarm field indicates whether alarms are currently active: if no alarm is present (status = OK), the field is blank. Measurement values: displayed only if the probe or device supplies additional measured values. Not all environmental devices supply measured values. Page 45/48 VISY-SoftView

49 Button Function Description Alarms Opens the alarm menu, by default environmental sensor alarms. Print Close Prints the information shown in the window for the individual probe/device (in this example: for Interstitial probe 4). Closes the current window. Environmental 12/04/ :21 Interstitial 4 Status: Alarm Alarms: Probe, installation error Product alarm Level: mm Figure 33: Printout of environmental sensor from details window of Interstitial 4 If VISY-Stick probes are configured as oil separators, they are shown as part of the environmental sensors with oil layer level (mm) and volume (litres). The status bar shows the function of the OS: Operating (OK) or in the maintenance state (OK - Maintenance) Figure 34: VISY-Stick-based Oil separator VISY-SoftView Page 46/48

50 4.10 Tanks Main screen -> Tanks button The main screen of VISY-SoftView shows up to eight (8) tanks. If there are more than 8 tanks in the system, they are displayed on additional pages. It is possible to move to the next page by pressing the Tanks button. Pressing the Tanks button calls up the tanks window if previously the environmental sensor window was displayed Print Main screen -> Print button Pressing the Print button prints off a summary of the tank or environmental sensor information displayed on the main screen. Tank data :32 Tk Capacity Ullage Volume ( L) ( L) ( L) 1: : : : : : Alarm state :32 1: OK 2: OK 3: OK 4: OK 5: Alarm 6: Alarm Environmental 30/03/ :40 Interstitial No. Status 1: OK 2: OK 3: Alarm 4: Alarm 5: OK 10: OK 11: OK 16: OK Figure 35: Printouts of the tank overview and of the environmental sensors 4.12 Home button Main screen -> Home button The Home button acts as a "Parking position" when system functions are closed. This prevents unintended opening of other functions. Page 47/48 List of figures

51 5 List of figures Figure 1: VISY-SoftView Starter... 3 Figure 2: Main screen - Standard mode with oil separator activated... 5 Figure 3: Main screen - TD mode... 6 Figure 4: Single tank... 8 Figure 5: Tank Details... 9 Figure 6: System functions Figure 7: Delivery Function Figure 8: Delivery data, overview in list field Figure 9: Delivery Detail window Figure 10: Static Leak Detection Figure 11: Static Leak Detection, overview in the list field Figure 12: Static Leak Detection, Details Figure 13: Static Leak Detection, not completed Figure 14: Static Leak Detection, call up of individual tank Figure 15: Static Leak Detection, list field individual tank Figure 16: Static Leak Detection, Details Figure 17: System Functions - Mode of confirmation Figure 18: Oil separator with VISY-Stick probe Figure 19: Message when activating the maintenance state Figure 20: Message when finishing the maintenance state Figure 21: Touch screen cleaning mode, display of remaining time Figure 22: Acknowledgement of Alarms Figure 23: Alarm selection Figure 24: Tank alarms overview Figure 25: List of tank alarms Figure 26: Alarm details window with currently active alarm Figure 27: Environmental alarms overview Figure 28: List field with environmental sensor alarms Figure 29: Environmental alarm details Figure 30: Environmental sensors, overview of probe/device types Figure 31: Main screen showing probes/devices of the type selected Figure 32: Details window for Interstitial 4 probe with alarm status Figure 33: Printout of environmental sensor from details window of Interstitial Figure 34: VISY-Stick-based Oil separator Figure 35: Printouts of the tank overview and of the environmental sensors List of figures Page 48/48

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