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# Coolant and Waste Valve and Flow Screen # Coolant and Waste Valve and Flow Screen
> [!TIP]
> The indicator lights in this project make extensive use of red vs yellow vs green. If you have a colorblindness, please set that when configuring your device. Details on this can be found [here](Color-Accessibility). Note that any green indicator light will be blue in any colorblind mode. > The indicator lights in this project make extensive use of red vs yellow vs green. If you have a colorblindness, please set that when configuring your device. Details on this can be found [here](Color-Accessibility). Note that any green indicator light will be blue in any colorblind mode.
## Table of Contents ## Table of Contents
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Dynamic tanks are identified by either `F-#` or `U-#` where F is for facility, U is for unit, and # is the identifier. Facility tanks' identifiers will always count up from 1 starting from the top down to the bottom, whereas unit tanks will have an identifier matching the unit identifier. Unit tanks will always be drawn right next to the row for that particular unit, whereas facility tanks will be listed as early as they can be, based on the facility tank configuration. Dynamic tanks are identified by either `F-#` or `U-#` where F is for facility, U is for unit, and # is the identifier. Facility tanks' identifiers will always count up from 1 starting from the top down to the bottom, whereas unit tanks will have an identifier matching the unit identifier. Unit tanks will always be drawn right next to the row for that particular unit, whereas facility tanks will be listed as early as they can be, based on the facility tank configuration.
> [!IMPORTANT]
> Note, these facility identifiers will match up to the RTU configuration's `index` field for those particular tanks, so be sure to match the config to where the screen shows the tank should be (e.g. index 1 = `F-1`). For unit tanks, the index will always be 1. > Note, these facility identifiers will match up to the RTU configuration's `index` field for those particular tanks, so be sure to match the config to where the screen shows the tank should be (e.g. index 1 = `F-1`). For unit tanks, the index will always be 1.
The dynamic tanks on the screen begin with a status tag, similar to other blocks on the main monitor, which are listed in the next section. Below the tag is fill information. This includes the fill percentage and the actual quantity in mB. Below that is the water level, which is a blue-on-gray horizontal bar. Next are two indicators (white is on, gray is off) that show if the tank is allowing itself being filled and/or itself being empty. These line up to the "Fill", "Empty", and "Both" container modes that the dynamic tank has. Both lights are on for both, then the respective lights are on for the other two modes. The dynamic tanks on the screen begin with a status tag, similar to other blocks on the main monitor, which are listed in the next section. Below the tag is fill information. This includes the fill percentage and the actual quantity in mB. Below that is the water level, which is a blue-on-gray horizontal bar. Next are two indicators (white is on, gray is off) that show if the tank is allowing itself being filled and/or itself being empty. These line up to the "Fill", "Empty", and "Both" container modes that the dynamic tank has. Both lights are on for both, then the respective lights are on for the other two modes.
> [!TIP]
> In most situations it is recommended to have the tanks set to "Empty" or "Both". If an event occurs where the supervisor determines it needs to dump in emergency coolant, it will change the tank mode to "Both" if the mode was previously "Fill" in order to get access to the stored water. > In most situations it is recommended to have the tanks set to "Empty" or "Both". If an event occurs where the supervisor determines it needs to dump in emergency coolant, it will change the tank mode to "Both" if the mode was previously "Fill" in order to get access to the stored water.
#### Dynamic Tank Status Tags #### Dynamic Tank Status Tags