ACME Koolmaster PP20-VS2, User Manual

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KOOLMASTER PP20-VS2 rev.00
KOOLMASTER PP20-VS2
Shared Parameters 4.5.2.
The following parameters must be set only
once since they are common to all controller
programs.
Select: 1.
Current Conditions (Main Menu)
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Shared Parameters
Use Curtain 1 Whisker? Yes
Use Curtain 2 Whisker? Yes
Do not close Inlets until
a Whisker is engaged ?
No
Hi T° Restart? Yes
# Mortality Histories 1
Use Heater Lo/Hi Fire ? Yes
Tunnel Follow Natural? Yes
Tunnel Open As: Sec / %
Inlet 1 Mode Time/Pot.
0-10V 1 Type 0-10V
0-10V 1 Mode Ventil.
0-10V 1 Follow SetP? Yes
0-10V 2 Type 0-10V
0-10V 2 Mode Heat Lamp
0-10V 2 Follow SetP? Yes
Mist Follow Set Point? Yes
Kool-Cel Follow SetP? Yes
Stir Fans Follow SetP? Yes
Use Backup Relay Yes
Use RP-16 Yes
V1 Abs Min. Speed % 20
V1 Motor Curve 4
V2 Abs Min. Speed % 20
V2 Motor Curve 4
Use Age? Yes
Set the following parameters: 2.
Curtains’ Whisker switch — Whisker switches
are used to tell the controller when natural
ventilation curtains are sufficiently opened.
Select
“Yes” to enable the whisker switch
input of each curtain or select “No” if these
switches are not used.
Don’t close inlets until Whisker engaged —
It is possible to prevent inlets from closing in
natural mode when the Whisker switch is not
engaged. Select
“Yes”
to use this restriction.
*
Accessible if the “Close inlets in natural” param-
eter is enabled in previous section and if a Whisker
switch is enabled above.
Hi T° Restart? — This security function al-
lows restarting the fans that were stopped
and opening the inlets if the room temperature
gets too high in natural ventilation. Select
“Yes”
to enable this function. *
This parameter
is accessible if at least 1 natural ventilation curtain
uses a whisker switch.
# of Mortality history menus — Mortality in-
formation can be stored in different mortality
history menus. Enable the desired number of
mortality history menus (1 to 8 menus).
Use Heater Lo/Hi Fire — Select
“Yes”
to acti-
vate the heating outputs’ Lo & Hi fire option.
This function allows doubling the number of
heating stages.
Tunnel follows Natural — Select “Yes” to use
tunnel doors in natural ventilation. When they
are used in natural ventilation, tunnel doors
follow the same progression as natural venti-
lation curtains (tunnel door 1 follows curtain
1, tunnel door 2 follows curtain 2); select
“No” to disable this function.
Tunnel Open As — The controller can either
display the tunnel openings as time values
(in seconds) or as positions (in %) . Select the
desired display mode.
Inlet mode — Inlet #1 can either operate in
timer mode or according to a potentiometer.
Select
“Pot” to use a potentiometer or select
“Timer” . Note that the second inlet can only
operate in timer mode. * Accessible if an inlet
output is enabled above.
0-10V type — Select the type of signal used
by each 0-10V output (0-10V or 10-0V). *
Ac-
cessible if 0-10V outputs are enabled above.
0-10V mode — Select the function of each
0-10V output. *
Accessible if 0-10V outputs are
enabled above.
0-10V ventilation output — When it is used
for ventilation, the 0-10V output acts as a
fan stage and uses independent temperature
settings.
0-10V heat mat — When it is used to control
heat mats, the 0-10V output is activated at
its maximum intensity when the temperature
of chosen probes falls below the start tem-
perature of the output.
0-10V heat lamp — When it is used to control
heat lamps, the 0-10V output starts running
at its minimum intensity when the tempera-
ture of specific probes falls below the start
temperature of the output. The intensity of
the heat lamp output increases gradually as
the temperature decreases.
0-10V inlet — When it is used as an air inlet, the
0-10V opens and closes an actuator as a
function of the ventilation level.
0-10V output follows set point — Operating
temperatures of 0-10V outputs can either be
related to the set point – which means the
controller automatically adjusts them when
the set point changes – or they can be set as
absolute values. Select
“Yes”
if they follow
the set point or select
“No”
if they set as abso-
lute values. Set this parameter separately for
each 0-10V output. *
Accessible if 0-10V outputs
are enabled above.
Misting output follows the set point — Op-
erating temperatures of the misting output
can either be set as absolute values or they
can be related to the set point. Select
“Yes”
if they follow the set point or select “No” if
they set as absolute values. * Accessible if the
misting output is enabled above.
Kool-Cel® output follows the set point —
Operating temperatures of the Kool-Cel®
output can either be set as absolute values
or they can be related to the set point. Select
“Yes” if they follow the set point or select “No”
if they set as absolute values. * Accessible if the
Kool-Cel® output is enabled above.
Stir fan output follows the set point — Op-
erating temperatures of the stir fan output
can either be set as absolute values or they
can be related to the set point. Select
“Yes”
if they follow the set point or select “No” if
they set as absolute values. * Accessible if the
stir fan output is enabled above.
Backup relay — The controller can control
one backup relay. Select
“Yes”
to use a
backup relay.
Use RP-16 — Select
“Yes”
if an external relay
panel (RP-16) is connected to the controller.
V1-V2 Abs Min. Speed % — Set the absolute
minimum speed of both variable outputs
(V1 & V2). *
Accessible if variable outputs are
enabled above.