Apollo Ultrasonic Visual Manual

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APOLLO VISUAL OIL MONITOR INSTRUCTIONS

www.dunravensystems.com Ver122014

The Apollo Visual product consists of:

 1 x Apollo Ultrasonic Tank Transmitter

 1 x Apollo indoor receiver plug

 2 x Stainless steel tting screws

 1 x Weather seal

Step 4 - Fitting the transmitter (after matching)

The procedure is the same for tting to both old and new tanks.

For Tank with pre-drilled

30/32mm hole

- Remove the cap from the hole

and insert transmitter, ensuring

the weather seal is securely in

place.

- Ensure the transmitter is vertical

on top of the tank

-Tighten on to the tank using the 2 stainless steel 19mm long self –

tapping screws supplied. Do not use longer screws. Do not over

tighten.

For Tank without a predrilled hole a

- tank is not predrilled, then using a 30/32mm hole saw, drill a If a

hole in the top of tank in suitable area to allow ease of tting the

transmitter and in an area that the transmitter can see the tanks

contents. Position so that there are no internal obstructions.

(i.e. ribs, stays, side of ta , internal equipment) that might nk

interfere with the ultrasonic signal. Ensure the transmitter is a

minimum of 10cm from any tank wall or edge.

- Use the Install Help diagram to insure suitable tting.

- Ensure the transmitter is vertical on top of the tank.

- Tighten on to the tank using the 2 stainless steel 19mm long

self tapping screws supplied. Do not use longer screws. Do –

not over tighten. You have now completed the installation.

Always set switch 1 up to

enable the low level audible

warning.

Step 1: Setting your receiver

plug

Measure your tank height,

from the base of the tank to

the base of the Apollo

transmitter location. Using the

Setting table provided on the

right, select the height closest

to your tank height.*NB. On a

bunded tank measure the

inner tank height*

Refer to the lower height

available.

E.g. if your tank height is

975mm choose the setting of

950mm on the table.

Set your pins to the required

setting. E.g. 1400 mm height

pins 1,3,5,6,8 in the up

position.

Step 2: Choosing a suitable

electrical socket

Choose a suitable electrical

socket, located in closest

proximity to the tank. The area

should be free of other

electrical appliances, wiring

and any large steel or metal

devices which could hinder the

FM signal between the tank

transmitter and receiver. Plug

your receiver plug into the

socket and switch on - the top

bar will ash to indicate the

unit is in learn mode and

ready for matching. This bar

will continue to ash for a

period of 2 Minutes.

Step 3: Matching the units

Note the black dot on the right

hand side of the receiver. Note

the black dot on the left hand

side of the tank transmitter.

Whilst the top bar is ashing

on the receiver hold the tank

transmitter against the

receiver as shown, so that the

black dots are aligned with the

display screens facing you, as

shown. Hold together. The

bars will increase up the

display screens. ONLY when

all 10 bars are shown, will they

ash to indicate that, the

unique code is transferred and

the units are matched.

Remove the transmitter from

the monitor immediately once

all 10 of bars are reached.

Tank

Height mm

Pin Settings

in up position

Tank Height

Settings in up

position

500

1750

1,3,4,5,6,7

550

1,7

1800

1,2,8

600

1,6,8

1850

1,2,7,8

650

1,6,7,8

1900

1,2,6,7

700

1,5,7

1950

1,2,5

750

1,5,6

2000

1,2,5,7,8

800

1,5,6,7,8

2050

1,2,5,6,8

850

1,4,8

2100

1,2,4

900

1,4,6

2150

1,2,4,7

950

1,4,6,7

2200

1,2,4,6,8

1000

1,4,5,8

2250

1,2,4,6,7,8

1050

1,4,5,7,8

2300

1,2,4,5,7

1100

1,4,5,6,7

2350

1,2,4,5,6

1150

1,3

2400

1,2,4,5,6,7,8

1200

1,3,7,8

2450

1,2,3,8

1250

1,3,6,8

2500

1,2,3,6

1300

1,3,5

2550

1,2,3,6,7

1350

1,3,5,7

2600

1,2,3,5,8

1400

1,3,5,6,8

2650

1,2,3,5,7,8

1450

1,3,5,6,7,8

2700

1,2,3,5,6,7

1500

1,3,4,7

2750

1,2,3,4

1550

1,3,4,6

2800

1,2,3,4,7,8

1600

1,3,4,6,7,8

2850

1,2,3,4,6,8

1650

1,3,4,5,8

2900

1,2,3,4,5

1700

1,3,4,5,6

3000

1,2,3,4,5,6,8

Thank you for purchasing the Apollo Visual Oil Level Monitor

Pin Setting Table

APOLLO VISUAL OIL MONITOR INSTRUCTIONS

www.dunravensystems.com Ver122014

Changing the battery

 Only change the battery when a low battery warning is showing

i.e. STATIC triangle with correct number of bars showing.

 Remove the transmitter from the tank.

 The battery can be accessed by removing 4 screws from the

base of the unit.

 Remove battery noting the orientation (“+” mark facing

outwards). Replace new battery (3V- CR2450)

 Reassemble, ensuring the O ring is undamaged and secured in

position.

 -position the transmitter on the tank. Re

There is no need to rematch.

Recycle the old battery do not place in household waste.

Specications

 Tank Depth Measurement: Min depth 0.1m, max 3m.

 Max communication distance: 200m normal ‘line of sight’

conditions.

 Power supply: Receiver 150-250V, 50-60Hz meets EN60335.

 Transmitter: 3 Volt lithium cell.

 Wireless communications: 433 MHz FM transmission.

EN300- . 220

 Max and Min operation Temp: Operating temperature

range -10 C to +60 C.

 Not suitable for pressurised containers.

 Use on tanks vented to atmosphere.

 Suitable for use in tanks for the storage of diesel fuel, kerosene,

gas oil types A2, C1, C2, and D as dened by BS 2869. Check

with the manufacturer and/or supplier before using with any

other uids.

Warranty

This unit carries a 1 year warranty when used under normal

operating scenarios. Warranty is void if transmitter seal broken.

Support

For additional information or to view installation videos please visit

our website www.dunravensystems.com

For Support or assistance please email

support@dunravensystems.com

Telephone: 00353 (0) 42 9386505

APOLLO ULTRASONIC ON SCREEN DISPLAYS

NORMAL MESSAGES (images for illustration purposes)

Other Messages:

Blank screen or top bar only after plugging in or following a

power failure

Receiver waiting for signal

-Do Nothing! Signal should be received within one hour.

Flashing triangle, no bars

No radio signal received from transmitter (after

waiting for 4 hours)

- Check for correct matching procedure

- Location of receiver to transmitter (try

repositioning receiver)

- Check the transmitter seal is undamaged.

Fixed Triangle only

- Low battery warning, unit will continue to give a reading until

the battery is exhausted

- Replace Lithium CR2450 battery in transmitter

- Please see over for further information on removing battery

Flashing triangle, middle bar only

No ultrasonic echo

- Check the transmitter sensor cone is clean

- Check that the transmitter is vertical

- Check that the transmitter seal is

undamaged

- If the message persists, check the

transmitter is vertical on the tank.

- If the oil level is within 6 inches (150mm) of the base of the

transmitter this message along with other messages may

occur. Wait until the oil level drops below 6 inches for accurate

reading .

No Signal

No Echo

Tank Full

Early Warning

Almost Empty

The contents and images in this guide are subject to

permission of Dunraven Systems Limited

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Apollo Ultrasonic
Kategori:	Måleudstyr
Model:	Visual

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