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Technical Documentation
VISY-X
VISY-SoftView V 1.2
for VISY-Command GUI and VISY-View Touch
Edition: 04/2012
Version: 4
Article no.: 350026
FAFNIR GmbH • Bahrenfelder Str. 19 • 22765 Hamburg • Germany • Tel.: +49 / 40 / 39 82 07–0 • Fax: +49 / 40 / 390 63 39
Table of contents
1
Introduction ............................................................................................ 1
1.1
Safety instructions .............................................................................................. 2
2
Module description ................................................................................ 3
3
VISY-SoftView Starter............................................................................ 3
4
VISY-SoftView ........................................................................................ 4
4.1
Date and time .................................................................................................... 6
4.2
System messages ................................................................................................ 6
4.3
FAFNIR logo ....................................................................................................... 6
4.4
Tank display ....................................................................................................... 7
4.5
Tank Details ....................................................................................................... 8
4.5.1
Tank graphic ...................................................................................................... 9
4.5.2
Tank configuration ............................................................................................. 9
4.5.3
Measurement values .......................................................................................... 9
4.5.4
Alarms ............................................................................................................... 9
4.5.5
Age of Data ..................................................................................................... 10
4.5.6
RF field strength ............................................................................................... 10
4.5.7
RF Battery......................................................................................................... 10
4.6
Alarms ............................................................................................................. 11
4.6.1
New alarms ...................................................................................................... 11
4.6.2
Alarm report .................................................................................................... 12
4.6.3
Tank Alarms ..................................................................................................... 13
4.6.4
List of tank alarms ............................................................................................ 14
Alarm entry details window .............................................................................. 15
Environmental alarms ....................................................................................... 16
4.7
List field (environmental sensor alarms) ............................................................. 18
Alarm entry details window .............................................................................. 18
Tanks ............................................................................................................... 19
4.8
Print ................................................................................................................. 19
4.9
Environmental sensors ...................................................................................... 20
4.9.1
Probe and device designations .......................................................................... 21
4.9.2
Overview/selection of a particular probe/device type ......................................... 22
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Table of contents
4.9.3
Overview of all probes of a particular probe/device type.................................... 24
4.9.4
Display of an individual probe or individual device............................................. 26
4.10
System functions .............................................................................................. 27
4.10.1 Deliveries ......................................................................................................... 29
List field ........................................................................................................... 31
Delivery entry details window ........................................................................... 32
Speed button: .................................................................................................. 32
4.10.2 Configuration .................................................................................................. 33
Configuration, password entry ......................................................................... 33
Configuration menu ......................................................................................... 34
Products ........................................................................................................... 36
Colour ............................................................................................................. 37
Tank options .................................................................................................... 39
System options ................................................................................................. 40
Printer options.................................................................................................. 43
Static Leak Detection ........................................................................................ 46
Software update .............................................................................................. 47
Database care .................................................................................................. 49
Language ......................................................................................................... 50
SMTP server (email, outbox) ............................................................................. 51
Control panel ................................................................................................... 55
Network Settings.............................................................................................. 57
Save Ctrl .......................................................................................................... 59
Volume ............................................................................................................ 59
Email alarm recipients ....................................................................................... 60
Example email daily report: Daily levels and deliveries........................................ 64
4.10.3 Static Leak Detection (report function) .............................................................. 65
List field, Static Leak Detection (SLD)................................................................. 67
SLD entry details window ................................................................................. 68
4.10.4 Touchscreen cleaning mode ............................................................................. 69
4.11
Home button ................................................................................................... 69
5
Software revision ................................................................................. 70
6
List of figures ........................................................................................ 71
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Table of contents
II
1
Introduction
This documentation describes the functions of the VISY-SoftView software application.
The VISY-SoftView software becomes used as firmware for the display module of the
FAFNIR products VISY-Command GUI and VISY-View Touch.
VISY-SoftView provides the capability to view current tank data, delivery data and the
various alarms signalled by the VISY-Command control unit. For instructions on how to
install and operate VISY-Command, see following manuals:
•
Technical Documentation VISY-Command, art. no. 207184
•
Technical Documentation VISY-View Touch, art. no. 350055
The display module can be used for viewing and evaluating tank data as an alternative to
a petrol station computer.
The display component is a TFT colour screen. All functions are accessible using the touch
screen user interface.
Alarms are signalled visually by the display module and also audibly by a buzzer. As an
option, a printer can be connected to the serial port.
The display module receives all its configuration data, alarms and product data from the
VISY-Command control unit, which means that no special settings or configurations are
needed for set-up.
The control unit must have been configured using the VISY-Setup configuration program
first, see:
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Technical Documentation VISY-Setup V4…, art. no. 207158
Introduction
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 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 loss or damage arising 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, installers 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.
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2
Module description
The VISY-SoftView program consists of the following modules:
•
VISY-SoftView Starter
•
VISY-SoftView
Both program components are described in detail in the sections that follow.
3
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. A progress bar shows how long until the process is complete.
The start phase lasts approximately 30 seconds.
Figure 1: VISY-SoftView Starter
As soon as the main VISY-SoftView application has fully loaded and the main
window is displayed, the starter application closes its display window and begins
to run as a background service.
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Background service
VISY-SoftView Starter runs as a control instance in the background and monitors
the VISY-SoftView main module.
4
VISY-SoftView
The VISY-SoftView module is the actual viewing and reporting application for visualising
data from up to 16 tanks. The graphic below shows a typical example of the main
window showing information from 6 tanks.
System Messages
FAFNIR Logo
Tank Display
Date and Time
Reports and
Configuration
Alarms
Environmental
Sensors
Tanks
Print
Home
Figure 2: Main window of VISY-SoftView, standard mode
All VISY-SoftView functions are accessible using the touchscreen interface. The most
important functions can be selected directly using the function keys on the main window.
The display of the main window depends on the configuration.
Figure 2 shows an example in the "Standard" mode. The volume is shown without
temperature compensation.
Figure 3 shows an example in the "Truck Driver Display" mode with temperature compensated volume.
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Figure 3: Truck Driver Display mode
All functions and displays are described in detail in the following sections:
•
Date and time
•
System messages
•
FAFNIR logo
•
Tank display
•
Tank Details
•
Reports and configuration (system functions)
•
Alarms
•
Environmental sensors
•
Tanks
•
Print
•
Home
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VISY-SoftView
4.1
Date and time
Main window -> Display field for date and time
This display field shows the date and 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 window.
4.2
System messages
Main window -> Display field for system messages
This display field shows the system status and displays help on how to operate the
function keys of the main window.
The system status relates to the communication between the display module and the
control unit. For example, “System Status: OK” will be displayed when conditions are
normal.
As soon as you touch this field, all open windows close and the application
returns to the main window.
4.3
FAFNIR logo
Main window -> FAFNIR logo
Pressing the “FAFNIR logo” button calls up the software version and contact information
for FAFNIR GmbH.
Button "FAFNIR Logo"
Button "Close"
Figure 4: Version and contact window
Pressing the “Close” button closes the active window.
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4.4
Tank display
The main window displays the most important tank information:
Tank number and product name
Alarm (if active)
Graphical representation of tank content
Ullage and volume display
Figure 5: Single tank
Tank number:
Product name:
Alarm:
Ullage:
Volume:
same as the probe terminal number of the VI card
the product name defined in VISY-Setup for this tank
currently active alarms for this tank
spare filling capacity available in the tank
current volume of product in this tank
The display is continuously updated so that all measured values on display are current 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 at a time can be shown on the main window. Where more than eight
tanks have been configured, the remaining tanks are shown on a second page. By
pressing the “More tanks” function key it is possible to view the next page.
The product level is displayed in proportion to the measured filling level. Each product
has its own colour assigned to it.
Touching one of the tank graphics opens the Tank Details screen for this tank
(see section 4.5).
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VISY-SoftView
4.5
Tank Details
Main window -> Tank
Touching one of the tanks (e. g. tank 6) opens the Tank Details window.
Figure 6: Tank Details
The Tank Details screen is continuously updated and shows the current values for the
tank selected. The “Alarm”, “Deliveries”, “Print” and “Static Leak Detection“ function
keys are associated with the tank selected.
The Tank Details screen is subdivided into the following fields:
•
Tank graphic
•
Tank configuration
•
Measurement values
•
Alarms
•
Age of Data (wireless operation only)
•
RF Field strength (wireless operation only)
•
RF Battery (wireless operation only)
•
Function keys
The individual subfields are explained in the sections that follow.
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4.5.1
Tank graphic
Displays the tank selected from the main window, with tank number, product name and
tank level. If an alarm is active for this tank, the tank graphic will contain the text
“Alarm”.
4.5.2
Tank configuration
A list 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
4.5.3
Measurement values
As supplied by the control unit:
Parameter
Description
Volume
Product volume, non-temperature-compensated
Volume TC
Product volume, temperature-compensated
Ullage
Replenishable volume for deliveries
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 the tank bottom, non-temperaturecompensated
Sump density TC
Density measured at the tank bottom, temperature-compensated
The density display is configurable. See also chapter “Density configuration”.
4.5.4
Alarms
Currently active alarms are listed in the “Alarm” windows.
Alarm type
Alarm parameters
Product
Very high, high, low, very low
Water
Very high, high
Probe
Various probe alarms
For instructions on how to configure the alarms, see:
•
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Technical Documentation VISY-Setup V4…, art. no. 207158
VISY-SoftView
4.5.5
Age of Data
This data field is displayed in wireless operation only (VISY-RF wireless system). In wireless
operation, the probe data are transmitted at intervals and signals may be affected by car
or lorry traffic. For this reason, it is important to know the age of the measured values
received.
4.5.6
RF field strength
This data field is displayed in wireless operation only and is an indication of the reception
field strength.
4.5.7
RF Battery
This data field is displayed in wireless operation only and is an indication of the transmitter's battery charge.
Button
VISY-SoftView
Function
Description
Alarms
Opens the alarm reporting function for the tank
selected (see following section).
Delivery
Opens the delivery reporting function for the tank
selected (see following section).
Static Leak
Detection
Opens the reporting function "Static Leak Detection"
for the tank selected (see following section).
Print
Prints the values displayed on this page.
Close
Closes the current page.
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4.6
Alarms
4.6.1
New alarms
New alarms are displayed in the alarm dialog box, at the same time, an audible alarm
signal is activated, the alarm light will start blinking and a printout is initiated.
The automatic printout of alarms can be configured.
Figure 7: Acknowledgement of Alarms
In the Alarm dialog box the new alarms will appear and have to be confirmed.
The button "confirmation" is effective for all alarms shown in the display window. Use
the arrow keys to display the next group of alarms.
After confirmation of alarms, the acoustic signal is switched off, an automatic printout of
acknowledged alarms starts and the displayed alarms are removed from the alarm dialog
box.
Alarm Started
2011-04-18 17:28
Tank 9
Diesel
Alarm:
Product low
Start date: 2011-04-18 17:28:49
--------------------------------
Automatic printout at a new alarm
Alarm Confirmed 2011-04-18 17:28
Tank 9
Diesel
Alarm:
Product low
Start date: 2011-04-18 17:28:49
Confirmed:
2011-04-18 17:28:57
--------------------------------
Automatic printout at a confirmed alarm
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4.6.2
Alarm report
Main window -> 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 for environmental sensors and alarms for tank
probes.
The selection key indicates active alarms with a red underline.
Figure 8: Alarm selection
Function key
Environmental
Tank probes
Abort
VISY-SoftView
Description
Displays the environmental alarm overview
Displays the tank alarm overview
Closes the dialogue window (returns to the main window)
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4.6.3
Tank Alarms
Main window -> Alarm button -> 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 buttons, the user can select a different month and
then reload the list by pressing the “month button”.
Figure 9: Tank alarms overview
Button
Function
Description
Month selection, back a month
Month selection, forward a
month
Month button, month selection,
month confirmed
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Displays the entries for this
month.
VISY-SoftView
Button
Function
Description
not yet confirmed
One of the month selection
buttons has been pressed.
List entry selection, up one line
Selects the entry in the line
above the current position.
List entry selection, down one
line
below the current position.
Details
Opens the detailed view
window for the entry selected.
Print
Prints the values displayed on
this page.
Close
List of tank alarms
The list (see Figure 9 and Figure 10) 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 10: List of tank alarms
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Column
Start date
Tank
Product
Alarm type
Description
Time at start of alarm
Tank (probe terminal number) for which the alarm was reported
The 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
Alarm type
e.g. “Product Low”
Alarm entry details window
For clarity, only the most important parameters are displayed for selection in the list field.
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 “Alarm details” window. This window displays
all available details for the alarm selected.
Figure 11: Alarm details window with high-priority active alarm
High-priority active alarms may not have a stop date entry. In this instance,
as shown in the example above, a hyphen “-” is displayed instead.
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VISY-SoftView
Button
Print
Close
4.6.4
Description
Prints out the details displayed for the selected tank alarm entry.
Closes the Tank Alarm Details window
Environmental alarms
Main window -> Alarm button / Environmental
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 buttons, the user can select a different month and then reload the list
by pressing the “month button”.
Figure 12: Environmental alarms overview
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Button
Function
Description
Month selection, back a
month
Month selection, forward a
month
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Month button, month
selection, month confirmed
Displays the entries for this month.
Month button, month
selection, not yet confirmed
One of the month selection buttons
has been pressed.
List entry selection, up one
line
Selects the entry in the line above
the current position.
List entry selection, down
one line
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
VISY-SoftView
List field (environmental sensor alarms)
The list field displays the most important alarm parameters. Further details for each alarm
entry can be called up by pressing the “Details” button. High-priority active alarms are
displayed in red font on a yellow background. Previously active alarms are displayed in
black font on a white background.
Figure 13: List field with environmental sensor alarms
Column name
Start date
Device
T.
Alarm type
Description
Time at start of alarm
Name of the environmental sensor device for which the alarm was
reported
Probe terminal number
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 entry details window
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.
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Figure 14: Detailed view of an environmental sensor alarm entry
Button
Print
Description
Prints out the details displayed for the selected environmental alarm
entry.
Closes the “Environmental Sensor Alarm details” window
Close
4.7
Tanks
Main window -> “Tanks” button
The main window of VISY-SoftView displays up to eight (8) tanks. Where there are more
than 8 tanks in the system, these are displayed on additional display pages. It is possible
to go to the next page by pressing the “Tanks” button.
Pressing the “Tanks” button calls up the tanks window if the environmental sensor
window was displayed previously.
4.8
Print
Main window -> “Print” button
Pressing the “Print” button prints off a summary of the tank or environmental sensor
information displayed on the main window.
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VISY-SoftView
Tank data
2010-02-19 14:32
Tk Capacity Ullage
Volume
( L)
( L)
( L)
1: 9700.0
6408.0
3292.0
2: 9700.0
6404.3
3295.7
3: 9700.0
6403.8
3296.2
4: 9700.0
6405.2
3294.8
5: 9700.0
5883.5
3816.5
6: 9700.0
1337.8
8362.2
Alarm state
2010-02-19 14:32
1: OK
2: OK
3: OK
4: OK
5: Alarm
6: Alarm
--------------------------------
Environmental
2010-03-30 15:40
Interstitial
No. Status
1: OK
2: OK
3: Alarm
4: Alarm
5: OK
10: OK
11: OK
16: OK
--------------------------------
Figure 15: Printouts of the tank overview and of the environmental sensors
4.9
Environmental sensors
Main window -> “Environmental sensors” button
The environmental sensors are displayed as a hierarchy of three levels:
•
Overview -> Selection of a particular probe/device type
•
Overview of all probes of a particular probe/device type
•
Display of an individual probe/device
All three views are described in detail in the sections that follow.
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4.9.1
Probe and device 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
VISY-Stick/Reed Sump
Manhole
Object of measurement: Manhole sump
Dispenser Sump
VISY-Stick/Reed Sump
Dispenser
Object of measurement: Dispenser sump
Oil separator
Oil separator
Oil separator sensors are connected to
the VISY-Command module by 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
Leak detection for tanks
("LD" = Leak Detection)
Device for monitoring tank leakage.
Connected to the VISY-Command
module by “VISY- Input 8”.
LD Product Pipe
Leak detection for product
pipe
Device for monitoring product pipe
leakage (between tank and dispensers).
LD Delivery Pipe
Leak detection for filling pipe
Device for monitoring filling pipe leakage
(between connection fitting and tanks).
LD Manhole
Sump
Leak detection for manhole
sump
Device for monitoring manhole sump
leakage.
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4.9.2
Overview/selection of a particular probe/device type
Main window -> “Environmental sensors” button
Pressing the “Environmental sensors” button calls up an overview of the selectable probe
and device types.
Figure 16: 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.
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Four examples of device type buttons are described here:
Button
Function
Description
Probe type:
Interstitial
Button labelled with probe type.
Background colour = green, i.e. (in the example)
- Quantity of probes greater than zero
- No alarm reported
Device type:
Leak detection for
manhole sump
Button labelled with device type.
- Quantity of devices greater than zero
- No alarm reported
Probe type:
Manhole sump
(=manhole sump)
Button labelled with probe type.
Background colour = red, i.e. (in the example)
- Quantity of probes greater than zero
- Alarm reported (by at least one probe)
Device type:
VISY Output
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.
Alarms
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) for the type selected (see example in following section).
•
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.
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4.9.3
Overview of all probes of a particular probe/device type
Main window -> Environmental sensors -> Probe or device type (e.g. Interstitial)
Selecting a particular device type (in this example: "Interstitial") displays all devices for the
type selected, here, these are all 16 possible Interstitial probes
The probes or devices are displayed as fields within the main window.
The function keys of the main window are, therefore, still available, with the print and
alarm functions relating to the probes or devices on display.
Figure 17: Main window showing probes/devices of the type selected
For each individual probe or device, the following up-to-date items of information are
displayed in this overview:
•
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:
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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 of buttons for individual devices are described here:
Button
Function
Description
opens the details
window for probe
“Interstitial no. 1”
Display of button labelled with probe type.
Probe configured
No alarm reported
opens the details
window for probe
Display of button labelled with device type.
Background colour = red, i.e. (in the example)
Probe configured
Alarm reported (at least one alarm)
opens the details
window for probe
Display of button labelled with probe type.
Background colour = grey, i.e. (in the example).
System functions
As on main window, see next section: “System
functions”.
Alarms
Opens the alarm menu, by default environmental
sensor alarms.
Environmental
sensors
As on main window, see chapter “Environmental
sensors”, returns to selection/overview of environmental probes / device types.
Tanks
As on main window, see “Tanks” section, switches to
tank information screen.
Print
Prints out an overview of all configured devices for
the type displayed here (in this example: for the
Interstitial probes).
Home
As on main window, see “Home button” section.
Probe not configured (not present),
so alarm status “-”.
The screen is continuously updated and reflects the current status of the probes/devices
displayed.
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4.9.4
Display of an individual probe or individual device
Main window -> Environmental sensor -> Probe or device type -> 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 18: 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 field (here: two alarms: “Probe mounting error” and “Product Alarm”)
•
Measurement values (here: "Level: 304.0 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.
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Button
Function
Description
Alarms
Opens the alarm menu, by default environmental sensor
alarms.
Print
Prints the information shown in the window for the
individual probe/device (in this example: for Interstitial
probe 4).
Close
Environmental
2010-04-12 11:21
Interstitial 4
Status: Alarm
Alarms:
Probe mounting error
Product Alarm
Level:
304.0 mm
--------------------------------
Figure 19: Printout of environmental sensor from details window of Interstitial 4
4.10
System functions
Main window -> System functions
Pressing the “System functions” button opens the selection menu for additional functions:
•
Deliveries
•
Configuration
•
Clean (touchscreen)
•
Static Leak Detection
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Figure 20: System functions
Button
Function
Description
Deliveries
Opens the Deliveries menu.
Configuration
Opens the Configuration menu.
Static Leak
Detection
Opens the Report function
"Static Leak Detection" .
Clean
Activates cleaning mode, enabling the user to clean the
screen.
Close
The individual functions are described in the sections that follow.
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4.10.1 Deliveries
Main window -> System functions -> Deliveries
Selecting this function displays the deliveries for 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 buttons, the user can select a different month and then reload the list by pressing the “month button”.
Figure 21: Delivery function
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Button
Function
Description
Month selection, forward a month
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month confirmed.
month.
not yet confirmed
List entry selection, down one line
Details
Opens the detailed view window
for the entry selected.
Print
this page.
Close
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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 22: Delivery data, overview in list field
Column name
Start date
Tank
Product
TC Volume/Ltr.
Volume/Ltr.
Description
Start date & time of delivery
Probe terminal number/tank
Delivered product volume in litres, temperature-compensated
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
Start date
Start of delivery
Stop date
End of delivery
Volume TC
Temperature-compensated delivery volume
Start Volume TC
Temperature-compensated volume at start of delivery
Stop Volume TC
Temperature-compensated volume at end of delivery
Volume
Delivery volume (non-temperature-compensated)
Start Volume
Volume (non-temperature-compensated) at start of delivery
Stop Volume
Volume (non-temperature-compensated) at end of delivery
Start Temperature
Product temperature at start of delivery
Stop Temperature
Product temperature at end of delivery
Diff. Temperature
Temperature difference (stop value minus start value)
Start Prod. Level
Product level (mm) at start of delivery
Stop Prod. Level
Product level (mm) at end of delivery
Diff. Prod. Level
Product level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value)
Start Water Level
Water level (mm) at start of delivery
Stop Water Level
Water level (mm) at end of delivery
Diff. Water Level
Water level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value)
Only the temperature-compensated volume has the “TC” suffix.
Volumes that do not have the “TC” suffix are non-temperaturecompensated values.
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Delivery entry details window
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 23: Delivery Detail Window
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
Print
Close
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.
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4.10.2 Configuration
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration
Pressing the “Configuration” button opens the Configuration menu. For security, the
functions available here are password-protected.
Configuration, password entry
The Configuration menu is password-protected. Using the number buttons “0” to “9”
enter the password code "22765" and confirm with “Enter”.
The arrow button enables you to delete the last number entered. Each number entered is
hidden by an asterisk. The Configuration menu is displayed as soon as the correct
password has been entered. Otherwise, the dialogue window will close and the application will return to the main window. Pressing the “Abort” button closes the password
window and the application returns to the main window.
Figure 24: Password entry for configuration
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Configuration menu
Figure 25: Configuration menu
The Configuration menu contains the following functions:
•
Products
•
Tank options
•
System options
•
Printer options
•
•
Software update
•
Database care
•
Language
•
SMTP server (email transmission)
•
Control panel
•
Volume
•
Email alert recipients
•
Save control panel
The individual functions are described in more detail in the sections that follow.
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Button
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Function
Description
Product definition
Opens the function for the assignment of
a product colour.
Tank options
Opens a menu function to set the tank
shapes for the display.
System options
Opens a menu function for the setting of
system-wide display and printing options.
Printer options
Opens the function for configuring ticket
print parameters.
Volume
Opens the function to configure the
volume (e. g. for the alarm sound).
Language
Opens the function for language configuration.
Leak Detection
Opens the function to configure the Static
Leak Detection.
SMTP server
Opens the function to configure the email
SMTP outgoing mail server.
Software update
Opens the software update function.
Database care
Opens the function for database maintenance.
Email alarm recipients
Opens the function to configure the email
recipients (alarms & reports)
Control panel
Opens the Windows CE control panel.
Save control panel
Saves the changes made in the Windows
CE control panel.
Close
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Products
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Products
This function enables the assignment of a product colour.
Figure 26: Configuring the colour mapping
Product names are "read only" in this window. The product names are
entered with VISY-Setup during the VISY-Command configuration.
Button
VISY-SoftView
Function
Description
Colour
Opens the function for the assignment of the product
colour. See the next chapter "Colour Selection".
Note: A "blue border" indicates that the displayed value
(here: the choice of colour) is stored in the database.
Colour
Opens the function for the assignment of the product
colour.
Note: A "red border" indicates that the displayed value
(here: the choice of colour) is not yet stored in the database.
With "Save" the new selection is added to the database;
the successful storage is displayed with a blue border.
Product Name
Display of the Product Name, the button is disabled (grey
border).
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Button
Function
Description
Product
Selection
Use the arrow keys to select the individual products.
Reload stored
values
All unsaved changes ("red border") are discarded, the
stored values are displayed(product name and colour).
Save
Changes are saved and remain permanently in the database.
Close
Colour
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Products ->
Colour
This function enables the assignment of a product colour.
By pressing the button "colour", the function opens to select a product colour.
Previous colour
Newly selected colour
Colour buttons
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Pressing a colour button, the colour of a new product becomes selected and displayed in
the line "New:".
Button
Function
Description
Colour selection buttons
The new product colour becomes selected.
OK
Acceptance of the selected product colour
for the product configuration. Closes the
current page.
Abort
The active (current) colour selection is
kept. The window is closed.
…
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Tank options
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Tank options
This function allows to set the tank shapes for the display.
Figure 27: Tank configuration options
For each tank, the tank shape can be adjusted individually.
There are following options:
•
Cylindrically lying
(standard)
•
Cylindrically standing
•
Rectangular
Figure 28: Tank shape configuration
To select the tank shape, press the appropriate option button, click "OK" and
accept the new selection with "Save".
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System options
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> System options
This function allows the setting of system-wide display and printing options.
Figure 29: System options configuration
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Main window, volume display:
Display of the tank content in the main window as "volume" or "volume TC" (TC =
temperature-compensated)
Main window, print option:
The printout will be printed for each tank either with capacity or product name.
Work mode:
The display can be operated in the "Standard" mode or "Truck Driver Display" mode.
In the "Truck Driver Display" mode the existing tanks are shown larger and in a timely
sequence one after the other. Furthermore, alarms don't need to be confirmed by a user
and will be acknowledged automatically. In general, the alarm lamp is blinking, as long as
there is an alarm. (Truck Driver Display, see also chapter "Turning off the backlight of the
display", Page 55)
Environmental devices are shown only in the standard mode.
Volume unit:
Litres or gallons
The function volume unit is only available in connection with the language
settings "English" or "Spanish".
Density, visible:
Display and printout of density values (yes/no).
Daily Report & Deliveries via email:
If the function is activated, a daily report will be created at the configured time. Given
email transmission is enabled (see SMTP server) the daily report will be sent to the
recipients listed to this type of email event (see email alarm recipients).
Function keys with configuration values, in general
There is a function key for each configuration parameter.
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Figure 30: Configuration - function keys
The designation of the function key for a configuration parameter consists of three parts:
•
Name of the configuration parameter, e. g.: "Work mode:"
•
Value of the configuration parameter, e. g.: "Standard". The value of the parameters will always appear after the last colon.
•
Storage: the coloured border around the button indicates whether the displayed
value is saved.
Coloured border of the button
Blue: the indicated value of the configuration parameter is active and stored permanently (in the database)
Red:
the value of the configuration parameter was changed and is not yet active.
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To activate the new value and to save it permanently, just press the "Save" button.
Button
Function
Description
Reload stored
values
All unsaved changes ("red border") are discarded, the
stored values are displayed again.
Save
Changes are saved and remain permanently in the
database.
After successful saving the border colour of the parameter
button changes into "blue".
Close
Unsaved changes (red border) will be discarded.
Save all settings before closing the window.
Printer options
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Printer opt.
This menu offers a series of options for the way in which tickets are printed out.
Figure 31: Printer options
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Button
Function
Description
Reload
Reloads the saved parameters from the database
and displays them.
Save
When the “Save” button is pressed, any changes
will be saved to the database.
Close
Ticket header texts
The texts entered here will be printed at the beginning of any printout. Lines containing
no characters will not be printed.
Figure 32: Entry of the header for the ticket printout
To enter text, touch one of the text input fields to display a keypad. Each line can contain
a maximum of 32 characters. Edited text can finally be saved by pressing the "Save"
button.
Printer selection
Two printer options are available:
•
SII-DPU (built-in, VISY Command GUI): this printer option should be selected for
printing out from the built-in ticket printer of VISY-Command GUI.
•
Bixolon (external, VISY View Touch): this printer option should be selected if the
external standard printer of VISY-View is connected.
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Delivery autom. printout
Deliveries are printed out automatically if the checkbox has been checked.
The checkbox can be checked or unchecked by touching the checkbox itself or its option
label.
Delivery short printout
Deliveries are printed out in short form if the checkbox has been checked.
label.
Delivery detail 2010-03-05 13:26
Tank 4
BioDiesel
Start date: 2010-03-04 15:47:06
Stop date:
2010-03-04 15:48:14
Volume TC:
5236.4 Litres
Start Vol.TC:
1874.7 Litres
Stop Vol.TC:
7111.2 Litres
Volume:
5235.5 Litres
-------------------------------Figure 33: Delivery short printout
Alarms autom. printout
Alarms are printed out automatically if the checkbox has been checked.
label.
Virtual keyboard
When you tap the text-entry fields the virtual keyboard appears automatically and allows
you to enter a line of text.
Figure 34: Virtual keyboard
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Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Static Leak Detection
Using the "Leak Detection" button the function to configure the Static Leak Detection
will be opened.
Figure 35: Static Leak Detection configuration
There are four parameters to configure the Static Leak Detection (SLD):
Execution
For execution of the SLD, these options can be chosen:
Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly, Once and "None". If you select "None", the SLD is not
active.
Date/Day
Depending on the "Execution" more settings for the start time of the SLD can be made
under "Date/Day". For example, for "Monthly" execution the day-of-month may be
selected, e. g. the "15th".
Time
Time of the start of the SLD (start date)
Duration
Duration of the SLD (2 up to 24 hours)
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Software update
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration> SW update
The software update function allows to install a new version of VISY-SoftView on the
display module.
Supported installation media formats are SD cards and USB sticks.
SD cards are supported up to a maximum capacity of 2 GB.
Figure 36: Software update
Button
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Function
Description
Start
Start the software update procedure.
Close
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Running the software update
Pressing the Start button starts the software update procedure. The display window gives
step-by-step feedback and the end result.
Figure 37: Messages on successful software update
The lines displayed will be numbered consecutively in descending order - with the latest
line at the top of the list.
After successful installation, the application becomes restarted. In the process, the “VISYSoftView Starter” will be displayed briefly. The application restart can take up to one
minute.
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Database care
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> DB care
This function enables the user to delete obsolete database entries:
Figure 38: Database care
The day selected in the calendar field is used as the lower date limit. The date limit
selected is displayed in plain text on the large “Delete” button.
Database entries for the following tables can be deleted:
•
Deliveries
•
Tank Alarms
•
Environmental alarms
Each table can be selected individually. A selected table is marked by a tick. Only entries
from the table or tables marked with a tick will be deleted.
When the Delete button is pressed, all entries from the selected tables older than the
defined date limit will be deleted.
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Language
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Language
This function allows you to set the system language for display and printing.
Figure 39: Selection of the tank group detail display
When you open the function, the currently active language setting will be displayed
highlighted.
The new language setting can be selected using the arrow keys and by pressing the
corresponding line.
Button
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Function
Description
OK
Acceptance of the selected language option. For activation
the following security question need to be confirmed with
"Yes". Closes the current page.
Abort
The active language is kept. The window is closed.
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Change of language setting, security question before execution
To activate the new language setting a system restart is necessary.
Figure 40: Confirmation for the change of the language
To avoid an unintended language change/restart, a security question is still to be answered before the execution.
Button
Function
Description
Confirmation of the
language change and
restart
Language selection is stored. Then the display
module restarts.
The language change
will not be executed.
No language change; the program returns to the
language selection.
SMTP server (email, outbox)
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> SMTP server
This function allows you to configure the required parameters for email transmission.
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Figure 41: Configuring of the SMTP server (outbox)
Server Name
The SMTP server usually requires a login. The login data will be provided by your ISP or
network administrator. Here, enter the name of the SMTP Server.
Port no.
Here, enter the name of the SMTP port. The default value is "25".
SMTP Security
Use a secure (encrypted) transmission. Note: Not all providers offer this option.
User name
Here, enter the user name which is part of the registration data.
Password
Here, enter the user password which is part of the registration data.
From (email address)
Here, enter the email address of the sender. This usually consists of "username", "@"
and part of the "server name" (see example).
Email alarm activation
With this setting, the email sending function can generally be turned on ("hot-switched")
or turned off.
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Activate the email transmission only if all required configurations have been
done and tested - as far as possible. In particular, check these settings:
−
"Email alarm recipients"
−
"Daily Report & Deliveries via email"
−
"SMTP server" (here, you can use the provided test function "Send Email")
−
"Network Settings" (see "Control Panel")
For maintenance services that possibly could cause alarms, a temporary deactivation of the email transmission should be considered, in order to avoid
unintended alarms in head quarter systems.
Site name
The site name is part of the emails sent by the system and should be a unique (location)
identification of the installed system.
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Email sending (test function)
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> SMTP server -> Email sending
To test the "SMTP server outbox" settings, the function "Send email" can be used.
The status line shows
some intermediate
steps of the email
transmission.
Figure 42: Send email (test function)
The gray boxes contain the data stored in "SMTP server".
The white-coloured fields are editable to enter your test data. The fields "Subject" and
"Text" are filled with predefined text, but can be changed. With a tap on a white-shaded
box the virtual keyboard will open for text input.
To:
Here, enter the email address of a recipient who is able to acknowledge the receipt of the
test email.
With the "Send email" button you start the email transmission. The status line will display
a few intermediate steps. In case of correct settings and intact network connection, the
email should be sent without error message.
Depending on the provider and the network utilization, it may take up to
several minutes for the email to arrive at the receiver.
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Control panel
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Ctrl panel
This function opens the standard Windows CE control panel.
Figure 43: WindowsCE Control-Panel
The default parameters defined here are affecting the entire system and should not be
changed without an exact understanding of the consequences of these changes. This
requires expert knowledge. Without it, the functions of the control panel must not be
used. (See also the chapter "Save Ctrl".)
Turning off the backlight of the display
The following settings can switch off the backlight of the display when not in use. This is
often set in conjunction with the operation mode "Tank Driver Display".
(A) Windows CE Control Panel / Power Properties / "schemes" (middle tab)
Figure 44: Sleep mode settings
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Power Scheme:
Switch state to User Idle:
Switch state to System Idle:
Switch state to Suspend:
AC Power
After 30 minutes (if required, different time setting)
Never
Never
 If no operation takes place, the system will change to the "User Idle" mode after the
set time.
Finally, confirm with "OK".
(B) Windows CE Control Panel / Display / Backlight (right tab)
Figure 45: Display settings
Confirm the checkbox: „Automatically turn off backlight while on external power” AND
Turn off after 10 minutes of continuous idle time“ (if required, set any other period).
Finally, confirm with OK (top right).
Both settings (a) and (b) are necessary to achieve the backlight switch off in
case of "non-use".
The following two signals will re-enable the backlight or keep it enabled if detected
before the backlight timers expire:
•
Touching the touch screen
•
Signals of the USB sensor (in the Tank Truck Display mode)
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Network Settings
General
To communicate over a network (LAN/Ethernet), it is necessary for the computers to use a
common address space. The IP address consists of a “network part” and a “host part”.
The network part of IP address must match the local network.
The host part of the IP address may occur only once in the network.
The "Subnet Mask" separates the network and host parts of the IP address.
Typically, the assignment of IP addresses is managed by an IT administrator.
Ask the responsible person for the required settings.
Network settings
Open the function to assign the network parameters by a "double click" on the
button "Network and Dial-up Connections".
Open the Ethernet settings by a "double click" on the button "FEC1".
Tab "IP Address" to configure the IP address
Factory setting
Figure 46: Network settings, IP address
To assign the IP address, there are two possibilities:
Automatic assignment via DHCP  Option "Obtain an IP address via DHCP"
Manually entry of a fixed IP address  Option "Specify an IP address"
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Typically, the assignment of IP addresses is managed by an IT administrator.
Ask the responsible person for the required settings.
A network conflict, such as the assignment of the same IP-address to more
than one system in the network, can lead to serious network problems.
Tab "Name Server" for setting the IP address(es) of DNS servers
Figure 47: Network settings, DNS server addresses
When using the DHCP method, the IP addresses of the DNS servers may be automatically
assigned. In this field additional DNS server addresses can be entered.
Save Settings
Finally, save the network settings with the OK button.
(Top right)
Closing the Control Panel
Close the Windows CE Control Panel with the button
VISY-SoftView
(Top right).
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Save Ctrl
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Save Ctrl
This function is for permanently saving any changes made in the control panel.
Unless the “Save Ctrl” button is pressed, all the changes made in the control panel will
be lost the next time the display module becomes restarted.
Volume
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Audio volume
This function allows you to adjust the alarm Audio volume.
Figure 48: Adjusting the volume
With the arrow keys the volume can be adjusted in five steps.
A change is displayed both in the line "New:" and graphically with the slider.
By pressing the "Test Tone ON" and "Test Tone off" the alarm sound can be turned on
or off for a test.
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Email alarm recipients
Main Window-> System-Functions-> Configuration -> Email alarm
recipients
This function allows you to configure the Email alarm recipients.
Editing area
Selection and
display area
Figure 49: Configuring the Email alarm recipients
There are four different event categories that can be used to send an email to specific
recipients.
•
Environmental sensor alarms ("Alarm Environ Devices")
•
Device/probe fault alarm ("Alarm Devices Errors")
•
Tank level alarms ("Alarm Product Level")
•
Daily levels + deliveries (timed, "Report Daily")
A free choice of the above categories may be assigned to each email recipient (see "X" in
the above chart).
Environmental sensor alarms
All messages of environmental sensors, except: "Non-readiness" of the corresponding
sensor (the device)
Device/probe fault alarms
All alarms that report a "non-readiness" of the corresponding sensor (device).
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Tank Level Alarms
Product and water alarms of the tank level measurement
Daily levels and deliveries
Timer-controlled: Once a day, an email with tank filling levels (at the configured log time)
and the deliveries of the day.
(Configuration of the log time: see chapter "System Options", p. 40)
A free choice of the above categories may be assigned to each email recipient.
Configuration example:
Email Address Recipient
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Environmental
Alarms
Device/probe
fault alarms
X
X
Tank Level
Alarms
Daily levels
and deliveries
X
X
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Editing of table entries
Individual table entries (rows) can be selected using the arrow keys. In the table, the
selected row appears on a dark background, the contents of this row will also be shown
in the top "editing area".
Figure 50: Editing area ofthe table
Recipients email address
A tap on this field opens the virtual keyboard and allows the text editing.
Category fields
Tapping on the event category fields switches the existing value:
"X"  Event is enabled
" "  (Empty field) event is disabled
In the editing area, the contents of each field can be adapted to the needs at site and be
transferred to the table by pressing "Enter".
Saving the table
By pressing "Save" the table is transferred to the database and permanently stored.
Only the settings entered in the table are saved (see Figure 49). First press
the "Enter" key to apply any changes to the table. Then press "Save" to
store the table to the database.
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Example Emails:
Below examples are shown for each email category. In the row "Subject" the following
details are shown:
- Which system (name is configurable)
- Date of registration of the event (e.g. alarm start time)
- What event (device and type of alarm or report of the day)
The text body may contain more information.
Environmental, Interstitial - Product alarm
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
20 January 2012 11:25
To:
[email protected]
Subject: Site: FAFNIR B19
2012-01-20 11:23:43
Site name:
FAFNIR B19
Event date:
2012-01-20 11:23:43
Alarm:
Interstitial 1 Product Alarm
Interstitial 1 Product Alarm
Device error, Interstitial - Probe, internal error
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
[email protected]
20 January 2012 11:27
[email protected]
Site: FAFNIR B19
2012-01-20 11:25:28
Site name:
Event date:
Alarm:
Interstitial 16 Probe
internal error
FAFNIR B19
2012-01-20 11:25:28
Interstitial 16 Probe internal error
Level alarm, Product low (T1)
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
20 January 2012 11:10
To:
[email protected]
2012-01-20 11:08:44
Site name:
FAFNIR B19
Event date:
2012-01-20 11:08:44
Alarm:
Tank 1: Benzin, Product low
Tank 1: Benzin, Product low
Level alarm, Product low (T8)
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
20 January 2012 11:16
To:
[email protected]
2012-01-20 11:14:38
Site name:
FAFNIR B19
Event date:
2012-01-20 11:14:38
Alarm:
Tank 8: Super, Product low
Tank 8: Super, Product low
Level alarm, Product very low (T1)
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
[email protected]
20 January 2012 11:12
[email protected]
Site: FAFNIR B19
2012-01-20 11:09:41
Site name:
Event date:
Alarm:
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Tank 1: Benzin, Product
very low
FAFNIR B19
2012-01-20 11:09:41
Tank 1: Benzin, Product very low
VISY-SoftView
Level alarm, Water high
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
20 January 2012 11:14
To:
[email protected]
2012-01-20 11:13:54
Site name:
FAFNIR B19
Event date:
2012-01-20 11:13:54
Alarm:
Tank 2: Super, Water high
Tank 2: Super, Water high
Example email daily report: Daily levels and deliveries
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
[email protected]
20 January 2012 11:46
[email protected]
Site: FAFNIR B19
22012-01-20 11:45:13
Site:
FAFNIR B19
Daily report & Deliveries
Tank data dated 2012-01-20 11:45:13
====================================
Tk
Product Capacity
Ullage
(L)
(L)
1:
Benzin
29100
10191.6
2:
Super
29100
9448.6
3:
Diesel
29100
8705.6
4: BioDiesel
29100
9447.6
5:
Premium
9700
2105.5
6:
Ultra
9700
1968.6
Daily report & Deliveries
dated 2012-01-20 11:45:13
Volume
Vol.TC
Prod.Level
(L)
(L)
(mm)
18908.4
18982.5
1509.6
19651.4
19704.4
1559.6
20394.4
20424.5
1609.6
19652.4
19657.5
1559.7
7594.5
7587.3
1779.4
7731.4
7714.8
1809.4
Tank data dated 2012-01-20 11:45:13, continued
===============================================
Tk
Product
Density
Density TC
Density Temp.
(g/L)
(g/L)
(°C)
1:
Benzin
0.0
2:
Super
0.0
3:
Diesel
845.5
844.2
13.8
4: BioDiesel
0.0
5:
Premium
0.0
6:
Ultra
0.0
Sump Density
(g/L)
845.6
-
Temp Water level
(°C)
(mm)
11.8
34.8
12.8
64.3
0.0
34.8
14.8
34.9
15.8
30.7
16.8
40.6
Sump Density TC
(g/L)
844.4
-
Alarm state dated 2012-01-20 11:45:13
=====================================
Tk
Alarm state
1: OK
2: OK
3: Alarm
4: Alarm
5: OK
6: OK
Deliveries dated 2012-01-20
===========================
Tk
Product
Start date
Volume
Vol.TC
(L)
(L)
1:
Benzin
2012-01-20 11:10
2012-01-20 11:18
16729.5
16795.1
2:
Super
2012-01-20 11:15
2012-01-20 11:19
8243.4
8265.6
3:
Diesel
2012-01-20 11:15
2012-01-20 11:19
8971.0
8984.2
4:
BioDiesel
2012-01-20 11:15
2012-01-20 11:19
8213.7
8215.8
5:
Premium
2012-01-20 11:15
2012-01-20 11:19
3778.0
3774.4
6:
Ultra
2012-01-20 11:15
2012-01-20 11:20
3909.8
3901.5
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
VISY-SoftView
Stop date
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4.10.3 Static Leak Detection (report function)
Main window -> 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 buttons, the user can
select a different month and then reload the list by pressing the “month button”.
Figure 51: Static Leak Detection
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VISY-SoftView
Static Leak Detection, function keys
Button
Function
Description
Month selection, forward a month
VISY-SoftView
month confirmed
month.
not yet confirmed
List entry selection, down one line
Details
Opens the detailed view window
for the entry selected.
Print
this page.
Close
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List field, Static Leak Detection (SLD)
The list field displays the most important SLD parameters. Further details for each SLD
entry can be called up by pressing the “Details” button.
Figure 52: 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 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
Start date
Start of SLD
Stop date
End of SLD
Duration
Time duration of the SLD
Diff. Volumen TC
temperature compensated (=TC) volume difference
Start Volume TC
Temperature-compensated volume at start of SLD
Stop Volume TC
Temperature-compensated volume at end of SLD
Diff. Prod. Level
Product level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value)
Start Prod. Level
Product level (mm) at start of SLD
Stop Prod. Level
Product level (mm) at end of SLD
Diff. Temperature
Temperature difference (stop value minus start value)
Start Temperature
Product temperature at start of SLD
Stop Temperature
Product temperature at end of SLD
Diff. Water Level
Water level difference (in mm, stop value minus start value)
Start Water Level
Water level (mm) at start of SLD
Stop Water Level
Water level (mm) at end of SLD
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VISY-SoftView
SLD entry details window
The desired SLD 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 “Static Leak Detection Details” window. This
window displays all available details for the entry selected.
Figure 53: Detail window "Static Leak Detection"
Button
VISY-SoftView
Function
Description
Speed button “down”
Rapidly scrolls to the bottom half of the
Speed button “up”
Rapidly scrolls to the top half of the “SLD
details” window.
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Close
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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.
4.10.4 Touchscreen cleaning mode
Main window -> System functions -> Configuration -> Clean
This function enables the touchscreen to be cleaned for a defined period
(approximately 15 seconds).
Figure 54: Touchscreen cleaning mode, displays remaining time
The cleaning period is counted down second by second until a farewell message tells the
user that the cleaning period has elapsed.
Cleaning mode makes it possible to clean the touchscreen without triggering other
functions inadvertently.
4.11
Home button
Main window -> Home button
The Home button acts as a “parking position” when closing system functions. This
prevents other functions from being opened accidentally.
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Software revision
5
Software revision
Rev.
Description
Date
1.0
First version of VISY-SoftView
2010-05-10
1.1
Introduction system configuration, Language changing,
Tank Truck Display
2011-04-21
1.2
Introduction Static Leak Detection, email function
2011-08-30
Software revision
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6
List of figures
Figure 1: VISY-SoftView Starter ....................................................................................... 3
Figure 2: Main window of VISY-SoftView, standard mode ............................................... 4
Figure 3: Truck Driver Display mode................................................................................. 5
Figure 4: Version and contact window............................................................................. 6
Figure 5: Single tank ....................................................................................................... 7
Figure 6: Tank Details ...................................................................................................... 8
Figure 7: Acknowledgement of Alarms .......................................................................... 11
Figure 8: Alarm selection ............................................................................................... 12
Figure 9: Tank alarms overview ..................................................................................... 13
Figure 10: List of tank alarms ........................................................................................ 14
Figure 11: Alarm details window with high-priority active alarm .................................... 15
Figure 12: Environmental alarms overview ..................................................................... 16
Figure 13: List field with environmental sensor alarms.................................................... 18
Figure 14: Detailed view of an environmental sensor alarm entry ................................... 19
Figure 15: Printouts of the tank overview and of the environmental sensors ................... 20
Figure 16: Environmental sensors, overview of probe/device types ................................. 22
Figure 17: Main window showing probes/devices of the type selected ........................... 24
Figure 18: Details window for Interstitial 4 probe with alarm status................................ 26
Figure 19: Printout of environmental sensor from details window of Interstitial 4 ........... 27
Figure 20: System functions .......................................................................................... 28
Figure 21: Delivery function ........................................................................................... 29
Figure 22: Delivery data, overview in list field ................................................................. 31
Figure 23: Delivery Detail Window ................................................................................. 32
Figure 24: Password entry for configuration .................................................................. 33
Figure 25: Configuration menu ..................................................................................... 34
Figure 26: Configuring the colour mapping ................................................................... 36
Figure 27: Tank configuration options ........................................................................... 39
Figure 28: Tank shape configuration.............................................................................. 39
Figure 29: System options configuration ........................................................................ 40
Figure 30: Configuration - function keys........................................................................ 42
Figure 31: Printer options .............................................................................................. 43
Figure 32: Entry of the header for the ticket printout ..................................................... 44
Figure 33: Delivery short printout .................................................................................. 45
Figure 34: Virtual keyboard ........................................................................................... 45
Figure 35: Static Leak Detection configuration .............................................................. 46
Figure 36: Software update ........................................................................................... 47
Figure 37: Messages on successful software update....................................................... 48
Figure 38: Database care ............................................................................................... 49
Figure 39: Selection of the tank group detail display ...................................................... 50
Figure 40: Confirmation for the change of the language ............................................... 51
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List of figures
Figure 41: Configuring of the SMTP server (outbox)...................................................... 52
Figure 42: Send email (test function) ............................................................................ 54
Figure 43: WindowsCE Control-Panel ............................................................................ 55
Figure 44: Sleep mode settings...................................................................................... 55
Figure 45: Display settings ............................................................................................. 56
Figure 46: Network settings, IP address ......................................................................... 57
Figure 47: Network settings, DNS server addresses ........................................................ 58
Figure 48: Adjusting the volume................................................................................... 59
Figure 49: Configuring the Email alarm recipients ......................................................... 60
Figure 50: Editing area ofthe table ............................................................................... 62
Figure 51: Static Leak Detection ................................................................................... 65
Figure 52: Static Leak Detection, overview in the list field .............................................. 67
Figure 53: Detail window "Static Leak Detection" ......................................................... 68
Figure 54: Touchscreen cleaning mode, displays remaining time .................................... 69
List of figures
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