Cumberland EXPERT 64 Plus, User Manual

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EXPERT 64+, rev.12
EXPERT 64+
1. Select
» 8. ON / OFF Temperature
» 1. Heaters
Exit: Press Back Change: Press Modify
Press to select an item
Heater ON / OFF Temperature
Heater 1
ON 76.0 °F
OFF 77.0 °F
Heater 1 Hi Fire
ON 75.0 °F
OFF 77.0 °F
(...)
Heater 8
ON 76.0 °F
OFF 77.0 °F
Heater 8 Hi Fire
ON 75.0 °F
OFF 77.0 °F
2. Set the following parameters:
Heaters’ ON / OFF Temperatures — Set the
start and stop temperature of each heating
output. The stop temperature must be at
least 0.5°F (0.3°C) greater than the start
temperature for a given heater.
Hi Fires’ ON / OFF Temperatures — Set the
start and stop temperatures of each hi fire
heating output. The stop temperature must
be at least 0.5°F (0.3°C) greater than the
start temperature for a given heater. *
Avail-
able if the hi fire option is enabled (sec. 4.4).
Empty Zone Heaters’ ON/OFF Temp. — Set
the start and stop temperatures of empty
zone heaters. The stop temperature must
be at least 0.5°F (0.3°C) greater than the
start temperature for a given heater. *
This
parameter is accessible for the heaters that operate
in empty zones (sec. 4.9.1).
8. LIGHTS
The controller has two 0-10V outputs to con-
trol lights; a LD-7000 light dimmer module
can be connected to each one of them. Both
0-10V outputs operate the same way and
follow the same light programs. Additional
lights can also be connected to On/Off relays;
these lights turn on whenever 0-10V light
outputs are on. Refer to section 4.7 to assign
this type of relays.
Light programs: A program consists in 6 light
cycles that are performed daily. The same
light program is repeated every day up until
another light program replaces it. Up to 10
light programs can be used. Refer to section
4.4 to enable them.
The light programs are common to all of
programs of the controller.
Cycles: Each light programs can contain up
to 6 cycles. These cycles are used to change
the light intensity within a program.
Light Peak: Light peaks are marked increases
in the light intensity that are used to stimulate
the animals. When they are used, light peaks
start immediately following the sunrise at the
beginning of the cycle. They are then per-
formed at regular intervals within the cycle.