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Perform calibration in the fuel, in which this fuel level sensor will operate.

1. Fill the measuring container with fuel
2. Immerse the sensor in the fuel to the full length of the measuring probe
3. Wait for the green indicator “Stable” to appear. Press the button “Full” to record the value corresponding to a full tank
4. Remove the sensor from the container and allow the fuel to drain from the measuring probe for 1 minute. Press the button “Empty” to record the value corresponding to an empty tank
5. Press the “Write to Device” button

In the tab “Settings” under “Custom parameters”:

“Network address” (1 to 254) – set the network address for the Omnicomm LLS fuel level sensor. When several sensors are connected to one external device, they should have unique network addresses.

“Maximum reading” (1 to 4095) – select the maximum reading for the LLS fuel level sensor. Default value – 4095.

“Minimum reading” (0 to 1023) – select the minimum reading for the LLS fuel level sen-sor. Default value – 0.

“Filtration” – set the output signal filtration parameters as follows:

• “None”– no filtration is performed. This option is used, when the filtration is carried out by an external device.
• “Minimum”– this filtration is used in stationary fuel storages and non-mobile machinery
• “Medium”– this filtration is used when the vehicle operates in normal road conditions
• “Maximum”– this filtration is used when the vehicle operates in severe road conditions

“Automatic data output”– select:

• “No output” – no automatic data output (without request) is performed
• “Binary” – automatic binary data output
• “Character” – automatic character data output
• “Data output interval” (1 to 255 seconds) – set the automatic data output interval

The automatic data output mode may be used with no more than one Omnicomm LLS 30160 sensor connected to one interface.

“Severe operating conditions” mode – switch on to enable additional filtration of measurement values that takes rough working conditions into account.

“Data rate” – select the rate of data exchange with an external device. Default value –19,200 bit/s.

In the tab “Settings” under “Custom parameters”:

“Filtration” and “Severe operating conditions” parameters can be set similarly to Omnicomm LLS 30160 sensors.

“Type of signal” - choose between “Analog” or “Frequency”.

For the analog signal:

• “Max. voltage value (5 … 20) V” - set the maximum voltage value. Default value – 5 V.
• “Min. voltage value (0 … 15) V” - set the minimum voltage value. Default value – 0 V.

For the frequency signal:

• “Max. frequency value (100 to 2000) Hz” - set the maximum frequency value. Between 100 and 1053 Hz, when connecting to Omnicomm terminals. Default value – 2000 Hz.
• “Min. frequency value (30 to 1900) Hz” - set the minimum frequency value. Default value – 30 Hz.
• “Pull-up resistor”. Select “On” if, according to the manufacturer's instructions, the voltage signal is connected to the input of an external device. Select “Off” if the type of the connected signal is “dry contact” or “transistor NPN key”.