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If you lose power to the pc and wish to continue dispensing oil, you will have to set the meter into emergency mode. When in emergency mode, the meter functions like a normal preset meter.All pending work orders are deleted from the work order queue in the meter and new work orders cannot be added to the meter. Dispense data (while in emergency mode) are not saved in the meter or in the Matrix

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Jim Norton is a Graco Regional Manager and has developed the following process for installing a Matrix 3 system, in addition to what you find in the Matrix instruction manual.1. Perform an RF test at the site to determine the location of the transceivers. Don’t forget the area where the TLMs and PACs will be installed.2. Determine which computer will be the server and which computers will

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There is really only one place to "set" the meter security type and that's in the Meter Setup screen. Choices are "System Monitoring", "Pin Code" and "Parts Room Authorization".The other place you refer to is in the "System Defaults" tab in the "Matrix System" screen (when in "Setup & Reports" area of Matrix). Settings that you choose in this area dictate the initial settings you will see when

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What do I need to do to get ready to install a Matrix system?1. Gather answers to the following: - How many fluids will you be using? - How many tanks do you have and how many will need tank level monitors (TLMs)? - How many tanks and pumps on the tanks do you have? This will tell you have many pump air controls (PACs) you need - How many meters do you need? - How many hose reels do you need? -

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Q. Can I operate both Matrix2 and Matrix3 on the same pc? A. YesQ.What equipment do I need if I want to monitor tanks only?A. Matrix Pro or Premier, Transceivers, USB cables or RS422 cable and converter, TLMsQ. What equipment do I need if I have a multi-story facility? A. The only difference in a multi-story facility is in how you route your transceivers. You can either run an RS-422 wire through

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This is a place where you can find out more about a wide variety of topics relating to fluid management including Graco’s Matrix Total Fluid Management System. We’ll share the latest information from our group of in-house experts and in turn, we hope you’ll share your questions and experiences with us and others participating in this blog. Check out the FAQ posts to get started for frequently

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