Cumberland EDGE 890-00601, Installation And User Manual

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Chapter 10: House/barn setup
NOTE: Sensors assigned to brooding equipment can’t be assigned to other equipment or to average
house/barn temperature calculations.
Alarm Setup
You can set alarms on most parameters in order to be alerted when these parameters go too far out of
range. Alarm limits are configured in the house/barn setup.
Alarm types
Critical
temperature The highest or lowest critical temperature has been reached
House/barn aver-
age temperature The average house/barn temperature is out of range
Temperature
probe The temperature is out of range
Static pressure The static pressure reading is out of range
Relative humidity The relative humidity reading is out of range
Water usage Water usage is out of range
Water spill alarm A water spill has occurred
Feeder run time The feeder run time is out of range
Auger run time The auger run time is out of range
Alarm relay assignation
One or many relays can be configured in each house/barn. Any alarm relay that is configured is available
for selection in all house/barns or rooms on site, meaning alarm relays are not limited for selection to the
house/barn they are configured in.
Alarm relays can be connected to a local alarm device, such as a siren, a buzzer or light, or to an alarm
system that transmits the message through the phone (such as an Agri-Alert) or to an alarm station. The
alarm relay can also be used to inhibit the source of the alarm (such as shutting off the water on a water
spill alarm ) or stopping the auger on a maximum run time alarm.
Temperature alarms
House/barn temperature alarms include critical, high and low temperature conditions in production, pre-
heat and clean modes.
Alarm offsets and thresholds can be different in each house/barn mode. Since there is no mode related to
production in service rooms, the user interface is slightly different in those rooms. The pre-heat and clean
mode sections are only displayed when a production house/barn uses these modes.
House/barn temperature alarms monitor house/barn average temperature, house/barn average tempera-
ture assigned probe sets can vary with ventilation modes so there must be at least one configured tem-
perature probe and at least one probe assigned to average house/barn temperature (in probe assignment
screen) for house/barn temperature type to be shown. When alarm conditions are met for a long time the
alarm can be triggered and recovered at different temperatures.
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