Dover OPW SiteSentinel Nano M2012 Manual

Part Number: M2012, Rev. 3
Issue Date: 3/31/2021
Supersedes: 11/6/2015
M2012 - SiteSentinel®Nano®
Tank Gauge System
Operator's Guide
3.71.56.3 Bld 61.1

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Table of Contents
Section 1 Introduction 5
1.1 Screen Navigation 5
1.2 Current Alarms/Warnings, Status and One-Touch Alarm Silence 7
1.3 Language Support 7
1.4 Default Screen Reactivation 9
1.5 Links to Instructional Videos 10
Section 2 Getting Started 11
2.1 Entering the Password 11
2.2 Cold Start 12
Section 3 Settings 13
3.1 Set Date and Time 13
3.2 Networking 14
3.3 Configuration 15
3.3.1 Upgrade Procedure 16
3.3.2 Backup and Restore 17
3.4 Other Settings 18
3.5 Shift and Site Information 20
3.6 In-Tank Auto Leak Test 23
3.6.1 Auto Leak Test Pop-up Screens 24
3.7 In-Tank Static Leak Test 25
3.7.1 Static Leak Test Pop-up Screens 26
3.8 In-Tank Leak Status 27
3.9 Shift Details 28
3.10 Version 29
4.1 Inventory 30
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4.1.1 Send Information 32
5.1 Sensor 33
6.1 Calendar 35
7.1 List 38
8.1 Reports 40
9.1 Favorites 43
Appendix 9 - Icon Glossary - Tabs 45
Appendix 9 - Icons - Alarm/Warning Notifications 46
Revisions 47
Warranty 48
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Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Screen Navigation
Figure 1-1 Screen Navigation
1. Tabs: Push a screen tab to gain access to its sub-screen(s). The selected tab and screen background
will be yellow. Some sub-screens can also show tabs. These will be explained in the sections where
they are used later in this manual.
2. Boxes: Some boxes will show in white. In most instances, you will be instructed to push a white box to
gain access to another screen. You can also gain access to a popup screen that will let you see
controls that you can use to enter information. A gray box shows that the box is not in operation
(another selection on the screen is necessary for the box to become serviceable).
3. Buttons: Some buttons will be used to make a selection from a list. Other buttons will be used to Save
information or Apply settings to the system. A selected button will show in dark blue.
4. Panels: There are two (2) panels that can show on a screen:
a. A Filters panel on the left side of the screen shows buttons for general filters related to the
selected Tab.
b. A Filters panel on the right side of the screen shows buttons for the tanks in the system by
number.
5. Popups: Popup screens are used as controls to enter information into the system. Instructions will be
given on how to enter the necessary information using the controls seen on the popup.
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Figure 1-2 Navigation Icons
6. Navigation Icons:
a. Arrow buttons: Instructions on using the Down/Up and Left/Right buttons will be shown on
screens where they are used. The buttons are ON when they show in a dark gray color and
OFF when they are shown in light gray.
b. Send: The send button will come into view on screens that can send a report through
Print/Email/SMS/Fax. Instructions on using the Send button will be given on screens where it
is used.
c. Back: Use this button to return to the previous screen. The Back button will come into view on
screens that have been accessed through a control on a previous screen.
7. Current Alarms: See Current Alarms and Warnings in the next section for a full explanation on how
these buttons are used.
8. Calendar Icons: Instructions on using these buttons will be given in the List and Calendar sections (see
Section 5, Calendar and Section 6, List). The figure above shows the icons when they are ON (full
color) and OFF (faded color). Alarm and Warning icons can change depending on the condition of the
notification (see Appendix B – Icon Glossary – Alarms and Notifications).
9. Checkboxes/Radio Buttons: These controls are used on some screens to make selections. The figure
above shows these controls when they are in unselected and selected conditions.
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1.2 Current Alarms/Warnings, Status and One-Touch Alarm Silence
Current Active Alarms/Warnings are shown in the buttons in the lower left-hand corner of the screen.
The number in the circle shows the number of current active warnings or alarms in the system.
Alarm/Warning Status is shown in the button in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. A red "plus" icon
indicates that there is at least one active alarm or warning in the system. A green icon indicates there are no
active alarms or warnings.
One Touch Alarm Silence: When an audible alarm (buzzer) is on, you can push the button with the active
warning or alarm once to immediately silence the alarm.
NOTE: One Touch Alarm Silence does not acknowledge the alarm. The alarm will remain
active until acknowledged in the Calendar or List views.
Figure 1-3 Current Alarms/Warnings
1. Push the active Alarm/Warning button.
2. The left Filters panel shows the type of alerts that are active; Tank,System or Sensor (in this
example Tank has an active alert).
3. The right Filters panel shows the available tanks in the system when Tank is selected in the left Filters
panel. The right Filters panel for System Alarms is shown next to the Tank Filters panel in the example
above; this panel will come into view when System is selected in the left Filters panel. The right
Filters panel for Sensor is shown next to the System Filters panel in the example above; this panel will
come into view when Sensor is selected in the left Filters panel.
4. This screen can show up to 10 current Alarm/Warning results. The number of shown results and the
total number of results for the selected tank(s) show at the top right of this screen. To view more results
(if available) use the arrow buttons on either side of the numbers to scroll down or up.
5. To get more information about an alarm push the box containing the Alarm/Warning description to take
you to the next screen.
6. To exit this screen, select a tab from the top of the screen.
1.3 Language Support
The system language is set up in the remote configuration User Preferences (refer to the M2011
SiteSentinel®Nano®Configuration Guide for details). After the appropriate language for your console is
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selected, all screens in the touchscreen Graphical User Interface (GUI) will be shown in the selected
language. Current languages supported include, English, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish, Italian, Russian,
French, Spanish and Romanian.
Here is an example of a screen after Portuguese is selected.
Figure 1-4 SiteSentinel®Nano®Language Support
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1.4 Default Screen Reactivation
Figure 1-5 Reactivate Default View Inventory Screen
1. When the console has been inactive for a period of time the screen will go blank.
2. Tap the screen with your finger to reactivate it.
3. The Inventory screen comes into view. This is the default view for the Nano® GUI console.
The Inventory screen is explained in detail in Section 4, Inventory.
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1.5 Links to Instructional Videos
This manual includes web links and QR codes that link directly to the OPW training video “Configuring an
OPW Nano Tank Gauge via the TCP/IP Port, VNC Viewer and a Laptop” found on the OPWGlobal channel
on YouTube.
This code and link will take you to the full video:
This manual includes web links and QR codes that link directly to the OPW training video “Nano Operator
Guide” found on the OPWGlobal channel on YouTube.
This code and link will take you to the full video:
The Introduction section of the video will show you how to setup and view the configuration screens using a
laptop.
The QR codes and links that accompany various sections in this manual will take you directly to the portion of
the video that is related to that manual topic.
NOTE: The QR codes and web links to videos in this manual are set to start the video at the
appropriate spot for the topic where it is introduced. The video will continue to play till the end.
You have the option to manually stop the video at the end of the topic or continue playing.
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