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PROTEUS
®
Series
TANK GAUGING SYSTEM
GenIV
Revision 1.1
Document No. DI00009
OMNTEC Mfg., Inc. has been certified
by DQS Inc. to ISO 9001:2015
OEL8000III-K | OEL8000III-X
SYSTEM OPERATING MANUAL
OMNTEC Mfg., Inc. | 2420 Pond Road | Ronkonkoma | NY 11779 | [phone] | Email: [e-mail] | www.OMNTEC.com

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Main Menu.......................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Inventory............................................................................................................................................. 4
3. Reports................................................................................................................................................ 5
3.1 Alarm Log ............................................................................................................................................ 6
3.2 Delivery Log......................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 Shift Log............................................................................................................................................... 8
3.4 VLD (Volumetric Leak Detection) Log ................................................................................................. 9
3.5 System Test ....................................................................................................................................... 10
3.6 CITLD (Continuous In-Tank Leak Detection) Log............................................................................... 11
4. Alarms ............................................................................................................................................... 12
5. Compliance .......................................................................................................................................13
6. Sensor Status.....................................................................................................................................14
7. Utilities .............................................................................................................................................. 15
7.1 Time & Date ......................................................................................................................................16
7.2 Help Menu......................................................................................................................................... 17
7.3 System Boards................................................................................................................................... 21
7.4 Setup .................................................................................................................................................22
8. Print................................................................................................................................................... 22
9. Test.................................................................................................................................................... 24
For PROTEUS® OEL8000III-K Installation Manual: Refer to document number DI00010
For PROTEUS® OEL8000III-X Installation Manual: Refer to document number DI00011
For PROTEUS® System Programming Manual: Refer to document number DOC00008
For PROTEUS® Thermal Paper Installation: Refer to document number DI00002
The above documents can be found at www.omntec.com/support/documents

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1. MAIN MENU
SLEEP SCREEN:Based on the
amount of BACK LIGHT TIMEOUT
set, the screen will dim after the
controller has been idle for the set
time. Press anywhere on this screen
to return to the active screen.
SYSTEM STATUS MENU:This menu
is set as the factory-default screen;
other home screen views are
available (see UTILITIES > SETUP
MENU > MISC. SETTINGS PAGE 2).
The MAIN MENU will allow you to
navigate to the following submenus:
•INVENTORY
•REPORTS
•ALARMS
•COMPLIANCE
•SENSOR STATUS
•UTILITIES.
You can also acknowledge alarms, open the print menu, and perform a system test.
(See Figure 1.2)
Figure 1.1
Figure 1.2

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2. INVENTORY
The INVENTORY
screen will show
four tanks on
each page. It will
display the TANK
NUMBER, PRODUCT TYPE, GALLON
AMOUNT, and GROSS VOLUME
PERCENTAGE.
Pressing will allow the user to
display the next set of four tanks*.
(See Figure 2.1)
*A greater than 4-tank system requires an 8-channel
probe card, or PROTEUS® X series controller.
DETAILED VIEW:By pressing a
specific tank, the controller will
show you more information. Here,
you can view GROSS VOLUME and
PERCENTAGE, PRODUCT and
WATER HEIGHT, PRODUCT and
WATER VOLUME, TEMPERATURE
COMPENSATED VOLUME (T.C.), and
TEMPERATURE.
By pressing and , you can
scroll between your available tanks.
Additionally, listed is the TOTAL
CAPACITY of the tanks.
(See Figure 2.2)
ZOOMED VIEW:If you press ,
the controller will display GROSS
VOLUME and PERCENTAGE, GROSS
HEIGHT, and ULLAGE. You can
change the ullage percentage,
between 80 - 100%, from within the
SETUP MENU.
(See Figure 2.3)
Figure 2.1
Figure 2.2
Figure 2.3

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DELIVERY IN PROGRESS:A
DELIVERY IN PROGRESS will display
a small icon next to the
corresponding tank.
VLD TEST IN PROGRESS:A VLD TEST
IN PROGRESS will display a small
icon next to the corresponding
tank.
(See Figure 2.4)
3. REPORTS
This is used to
view different
logs that are
stored in the
system.
(See Figure 3.1)
a) ALARM LOG:Displays the alarm history.
b) DELIVERY LOG: Displays the delivery results for each tank.
c) SHIFT LOG:Displays shift report data for each tank.
d) VLD LOG: Displays VLD (Volumetric Leak Detection) results for each tank.
e) SYSTEM TEST:Displays the current system test results without printing or checking
relays.
f) CITLD LOG:Displays CITLD (Continuous In-Tank Leak Detection) results for each tank.
CITLD is only available with controllers that upgraded with an optional CITLD-enabled
code.
Figure 3.1
Figure 2.4

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3.1 ALARM LOG
Brings you to the
following page that
allows you to select
which probes and
sensors you choose
to view past alarms.
(See Figure 3.1.1)
a) TANK/SENSOR NUMBER:Drop down (˅) selection option used to select different tanks
and sensors. Defaulted to ALL. Note: Only enabled tanks and sensors found are available.
b) USE DATE RANGE (check box):When enabled, provides selectable START DATE and
STOP DATE drop down (˅) selection options for the selected tanks and sensors.
c) SHOW LOGS:After
pressing SHOW LOGS, the
following screen will
appear and show the alarm
reports.
(See Figure 3.1.2)
Figure 3.1.1
Figure 3.1.2

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3.2 DELIVERY LOG
Brings you to the
following page to
select a specific tank in
which to view delivery
data.
(See Figure 3.2.1)
a) TANK/SENSOR NUMBER:Drop down (˅) selection option used to select between enabled
tanks to view their delivery data. Defaulted to ALL.
b) USE DATE RANGE (check box):When enabled, provides selectable START DATE and STOP
DATE drop down (˅) selection options for selected tanks.
c) SHOW LOGS (yellow button):
After pressing, the following
screen will appear and show
the logs for the selected tank.
(See Figure 3.2.2)
Figure 3.2.1
Figure 3.2.2

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Figure 3.2.3
d) By pressing a specific log, you
can display more detailed
information.
(See Figure 3.2.3)
3.3 SHIFT LOG
Brings you to the
following page to
select a specific tank in
which to view shift
data for that tank.
(See Figure 3.3.1)
a) TANK/SENSOR NUMBER: Drop
down (˅) selection option used to
toggle between enabled tanks to
view shift data. Defaulted to ALL.
b) USE DATE RANGE (check box):
When enabled, provides
selectable START DATE and STOP
DATE drop down (˅) selection
options for selected tanks.
c) SHOW LOGS (yellow button):
After pressing, the following
screen will appear and show the
logs for the selected tank.
(See Figure 3.3.2)
Figure 3.3.1
Figure 3.3.2

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d) By pressing a specific log, you can
display more detailed information.
(See Figure 3.3.3)
3.4 VLD (VOLUMETRIC LEAK DETECTION) LOG
Brings you to the
following page to
select a specific tank in
which to view VLD
results. VLD is a 4-hour
test that you cannot disrupt. It evaluates
for leaks in underground storage tanks.
(See Figure 3.4.1)
a) TANK/SENSOR NUMBER:Drop
down (˅) selection option used to
select between enabled tanks to
view VLD results. Defaulted to
ALL.
b) USE DATE RANGE (check box):
When enabled, provides
selectable START DATE and STOP
DATE drop down (˅) selection
options for selected tanks.
c) SHOW LOGS (yellow button):
After pressing, the following
screen will appear and show logs
for the selected tank.
(See Figure 3.4.2)
Figure 3.4.1
Figure 3.3.3
Figure 3.4.2

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d) By pressing a specific log, you can
display more detailed information.
(See Figure 3.4.3)
3.5 SYSTEM TEST
This allows you to run
a system test of each
board in the
controller, enabled
tanks, and sensors.
(See Figure 3.5.1)
a) Use the UP and DOWN arrows to
scroll through the completed test
results.
Figure 3.5.1
Figure 3.4.3

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3.6 CITLD (Continuous In-Tank Leak Detection) LOG
Brings you to the
following page to
select a specific
tank in which to
view CITLD results.
CITLD is a monthly test to check for
leaks in underground storage tanks for
sites that cannot shut down for a VLD
test.
(See Figure 3.6.1)
a) TANK/SENSOR NUMBER:Drop
down (˅) selection option used
to select between enabled
tanks to view CITLD results.
Defaulted to ALL.
b) USE DATE RANGE (check box):
When enabled, provides
selectable START DATE and
STOP DATE drop down (˅)
selection options for selected
tanks.
c) SHOW LOGS (yellow button):
After pressing, the following
screen will appear and show
logs for the selected tank.
(See Figure 3.6.2)
d) Selecting a specific report will
display more detailed
information about each CITLD
test.
(See Figure 3.6.3)
Figure 3.6.1
Figure 3.6.2
Figure 3.6.3

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4. ALARMS
When an alarm
condition occurs,
the alarm will
display on the
screen with a red
flashing box and a description of the
alarm within the box.
(See Figure 4.1)
The display will alternate to a white
flashing box showing the device
location of the alarm.
(See Figure 4.2)
The controller will also sound an
audible horn. The ALARM ACK button
will acknowledge the alarm and display
the current alarms log.
(Figure 4.3)
Figure 4.1
Figure 4.2
Figure 4.3

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5. COMPLIANCE
Here, you can view
COMPLIANCE
REPORTS (VLD and
CITLD results,
perform a system
test, and view leak sensor status).
(See Figure 5.1)
LEAK DETECTION RESULTS: Displays
the monthly CITLD or VLD results for all
enabled tanks.
(See Figure 5.2)
SYSTEM TEST:As described in Section
3.5, this will perform a SYSTEM TEST.
•Use the UP and DOWN arrows
to scroll through the completed
test results.
INTERSTITIAL MONITORING:Used to
view the status of all interstitial sensors
associated with the system.
(See Figure 5.3)
CITLD LOG:As described in Section 3.6,
this will allow CITLD log selection.
VLD LOG:As described in Section 3.4,
this will allow VLD log selection.
Figure 5.1
Figure 5.3
Figure 5.2

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6. SENSOR STATUS
Here, view leak
sensor status.
Choose between
viewing all sensors,
just temperature
sensors, or viewing FillCheck sensor
diagnostics.
(See Figure 6.1)
VIEW ALL SENSORS:
Used to view all BX-
Series (Bright Eyes)
sensors and their
status. This does not
show the actual temperature for
temperature sensors.
(See Figure 5.3; previous page)
TEMPERATURE
SENSORS: Used to
view temperature
sensors (BX-TC-1)
and their status. Also shows the actual
temperature for each temperature
sensor.
(See Figure 6.2)
Figure 6.1
Figure 6.2

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FILLCHECK
DIAGNOSTIC
TRANSMISSIONS:
Used to display
wireless
transmissions on FillCheck sensors
associated with this system.
(See Figure 6.3)
7. UTILITIES
Used to access
TIME & DATE,
DIAGNOSTICS,
HELP MENU,
SYSTEM BOARDS,
and SETUP.
(See Figure 7.1)
a) TIME & DATE: Used to set the current time and date.
b) DIAGNOSTICS:Opens a diagnostic input screen, helpful for troubleshooting with
OMNTEC Technical Support.
c) HELP MENU:Offers wiring diagrams and helpful information about the controller.
d) SYSTEM BOARDS:Shows the system boards and their status.
e) SETUP MENU:A password is required to enter Setup by authorized personnel (see
Programming Manual DOC00008 at www.omntec.com/support/documents for more
details on SETUP MENU features).
Figure 7.1
Figure 6.3

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7.1 TIME & DATE
Used to set the
current time and
date.
(See Figure 7.1.1)
Each field provides drop down (˅)
selection options. MONTH, DATE, YEAR
as well as HOUR, MINUTE, AM/PM/24-
hour.
(See Figure 7.1.2)
Note: The TIME/DATE FORMAT,
displayed at the top of each screen, is
set in the SETUP MENU (page 2).
Press the SAVE button to save any
changes made to this screen.
Figure 7.1.1
Figure 7.1.2

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7.2 HELP MENU
Used to view
REMOTE DISPLAY
info, PROBE and
SENSOR INFO,
PROBE/SENSOR
WIRING diagrams, ALARM INFO,
REMOTE SETTINGS, VERSION NUMBERS
(current firmware), SYSTEM ‘STATUS’,
FUNCTIONALITY MODE, SYSTEM BUS
ALARMS, REMOTE WIRING, and CITLD,
MODBUS, SD CARD status, as well as
the unit SERIAL (EL) NUMBER.
(See Figure 7.2.1)
Shows the proper assembly order of
an MTG probe and gives the operating
specifications.
(See Figure 7.2.2)
Displays how to add and delete BX
sensors from the system. It also gives a
list of compatible sensors and where
they would be placed in the tank field.
(See Figure 7.2.3)
Figure 7.2.1
Figure 7.2.2
Figure 7.2.3

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Displays how to properly wire probes
and sensors in the intrinsically-safe
area of the PROTEUS® panel.
( See Figure 7.2.4)
Illustrates and details where the
alarm points are in the tank. Only the
enabled alarm points will be used.
( See Figure 7.2.5)
Displays the current settings for the
COM1, OPTION BUS 1 and OPTION
BUS 2, IP ADDRESS, TELNET PORT
AND PROTOCOL and MODBUS
ADDRESS.
( See Figure 7.2.6)
Figure 7.2.4
Figure 7.2.5
Figure 7.2.6

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Lists the system boards and the
current firmware version installed on
each board.
( See Figure 7.2.7)
Scrollable description detailing what
each of the status icons mean that
appear at the top of the screen.
( See Figure 7.2.8)
Scrollable description detailing the
probe and sensor functional tests that
can be performed from the
DIAGNOSTICS menu.
(See Figure 7.2.9)
Figure 7.2.7
Figure 7.2.8
Figure 7.2.9

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Scrollable description detailing
corrective actions to perform in the
case of a system bus alarm.
( See Figure 7.2.10)
Illustrates a typical connection
diagram of a Mini-Me (RD7CTS) to a
PROTEUS® controller.
( See Figure 7.2.11)
Shows information about the Mini-Me
(RD7CTS) remote display for PROTEUS®
series controllers. The Mini-
Me can also
connect to any industry-standard ATG.
This is an optional remote and may be
added after the initial installation.
( See Figure 7.2.12)
Figure 7.2.11
Figure 7.2.12
Figure 7.2.10