How to download SensorLink?

Overview

SensorLink is the software developed by Titan Logix that enables you to create and modify strapping tables for your TD Transmitters, as well as configure your FINCH II gauge.

This software also provides access to new features for your Transmitters and FINCH II displays, ensuring that you can maintain optimal performance and functionality within your Titan system. These enhancements are delivered through firmware updates, which can be accessed by using the latest version of SensorLink.

Each transmitter must be programmed with the specific strapping table provided by the tank manufacturer for that compartment. Additionally, programming of the FINCH display is necessary if you are using the FINCH II-6W model or if you wish to update the default alarm settings for the FINCH II-W model.

Technical Requirements

  • ​PC computer with Windows 10 or later installed
  • An available USB port or a Serial port
  • An Internet connection for software installation and updates
  • TD100 Programming Kit, part number SV Prog Kit
  • Access to a Power outlet if programming before hardware is installed on the truck

Download File

Click HERE to download SensorLink on your computer. ​

Steps

1.  After downloading the SensorLink_Installer.exe link above, double-click this file on your computer.

2.  A window asking permission to install the application may pop up.

3.  Click the Install button.

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4.  A new window pops up indicating the installation progress.​

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5.  SensorLink is automatically launched when the installation is complete.​


Next Steps: Refer to Creating a Strapping Chart to get started with programming your Transmitters.



Need more help?

Contact one of our Titan Logix's Service Team members for more technical assistance.

Phone: 1-877-462-4085 (ext. 2)

Email: service@titanlogix.com

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