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M 890-00515   rev.04

REV.04

PRO-VISION

Temperature controller

User’s Manual

Main Menu

Current conditions

Set Point

Minimum ventilation

On/Off Settings

Inlets/Vents

Start flock / Egg

Light Programs

Alarms

History

Set-up

Summary of Contents for PRO-VISION

Page 1: ...7 DEL 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 AM PM ENTER MAIN MENU BACK M 890 00515 rev 04 REV 04 PRO VISION Temperature controller User s Manual Main Menu Current conditions Set Point Minimum ventilation On Off Settings Inle...

Page 2: ...if this product is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer Every effort has been made to ensure that this manual is complete accurate and up to date The information con tained in it is howe...

Page 3: ...re RH Set Points 16 5 2 Set Point Ramp 16 6 VENTILATION COOLING 17 6 1 Overview of the Ventilation Concepts 17 6 2 Minimum Ventilation 18 6 2 1 Minimum Ventilation Timer 18 6 2 2 Min Ventilation Timer...

Page 4: ...eder Alarm 38 13 2 5 Amperage Draw Alarm 38 13 2 6 0 10V Output Error 38 14 MONITORING FUNCTIONS 39 14 1 Current Conditions 39 14 1 1 Current Condition Screen Saver 39 14 1 2 Current Input Output Stat...

Page 5: ...rload or over voltage we recommend installing an additional protection device on the controller s supply circuit The room temperature where the controller is located must always remain between 32 F an...

Page 6: ...ge draw of the outputs and give you daily reports of the operation costs History Menus The history menus allow monitoring the sensor readings and verify the run time of some outputs Below is a list of...

Page 7: ...tons Digital Keypad AM PM Button Delete Do not run sensor cables next to other power cables When crossing over other cables cross at 90 Defective sensors An alarm is generated when a defective sensor...

Page 8: ...le disable this protection see section 4 4 Entering a Password 4 2 1 If the password protection is used the con troller will prompt for a password each time a user that does not have the proper privil...

Page 9: ...0 00 No 10000 On 10000 10000 Program 1 0 No Set the following parameters 2 Program Activate the desired controller program Only the programs that are enabled in the Set up menu can be used see section...

Page 10: ...an an emometer is connected to the controller Use ammonia sensor Select Yes if an am monia sensor is connected to the controller Use water flush Select Yes to use the water line flush Refer to chapte...

Page 11: ...the fans in minimum ventilation when temperature is suitable in the attic Select Yes to enable this compensation function refer to section 6 5 for further information on this function This parameter...

Page 12: ...5 60 0 63 5 60 0 63 5 When an output is selected the controller displays a sensor assignment tab at the right hand side of the screen the tab is associated with the chosen output If the output oper at...

Page 13: ...bration settings are common to all programs of the controller Use the key to enter a negative offset Temperature indoor outdoor The reading of the inside and outside temperature sensors can be adjuste...

Page 14: ...is menu see sec 4 2 1 This menu is accessible if a current sensor is enabled in the Set up menu see section 4 4 Relay current sensor assignment To modify use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17...

Page 15: ...t automati cally ends after 15 minutes of inactivity or if the user deactivates it manually Select 1 Main menu Set up Test Mode A complete access password may be required to access this menu see sec 4...

Page 16: ...pensation functions to lower it down see chapter 12 Set the relative humidity set point to the desired value This parameter is accessible if the controller is used in a broiler or turkey facility Refe...

Page 17: ...lation This transition is optional Minimum Vent opt Lateral Mode opt Tunnel Mode opt Natural Mode ON T of the first lateral fan Startup of the first natural ventilation curtain see sec 6 5 3 Startup o...

Page 18: ...tically adjust the On Time portion of the minimum ventilation timer with time The minimum ventilation ramp is composed of 12 steps and each step associates an On Time with an animal age Once the ramp...

Page 19: ...ns stop When the fans stop both vents close and stay closed until the beginning of the next cycle b Without the attic compensation If the attic vent is used but the attic compensation function is disa...

Page 20: ...ecreasing gradually in a linear fash ion as the room temperature falls The On Time finally stops being compensated when the room temperature reaches the Attic start comp at value Select 1 Main menu In...

Page 21: ...ation A fan output that is labeled Timer runs according to a timer in minimum ventilation and runs continuously when the room tem perature reaches its On Temperature Close Attic The controller can clo...

Page 22: ...limits separately for hot and cold weather conditions This param eter is accessible if the attic compensation function is enabled in the Set up menu see section 4 4 Wind Delay When the pressure level...

Page 23: ...the start up of tunnel ventilation the natural ventilation curtains close completely and the tunnel inlet opens in the meanwhile When the natural ventilation curtains are totally closed the tunnel in...

Page 24: ...tunnel inlet from opening when the animals are too young or when it is too cold outside for instance If the tunnel mode is on standby and the room temperature is suitable for tunnel ventilation the co...

Page 25: ...enable the tunnel inlets and to choose their operating mode If 2 tunnel inlets are used they both follows the same movements However both tunnel inlets do not start being used at the same time The 1s...

Page 26: ...on 4 4 Pre opening 2 Specify how much time is required to pre open the tunnel inlet at the startup of tunnel ventilation when the transi tion from sidewall to tunnel ventilation is over The controller...

Page 27: ...Select the 4 Settings tab that is associated with the chosen cooling output with the menu selectors Set the following parameters separately 5 for each cooling output in use Cool 1 Settings Max Run T C...

Page 28: ...aters are defined with respect to the temperature set point and with respect to heater 1 if the set point changes the on off temperatures of all heaters will be adjusted by the same amount and if the...

Page 29: ...Duration Time Light Cycles used to prepare the house before letting the animals in Lights 24hr Select Yes for the lights to stay lit all day long select No to use the light cycles Use Peaks Select Yes...

Page 30: ...iagrams show both possibilities Time Time Output Status Cycle Cycle Output Status On Start Time e g 8h30AM Start Time e g 8h30AM Time Clock Start Run Mode Time Clock Start Stop Mode Run Time e g 30m 1...

Page 31: ...shown below only if the Breeder facility is enabled in the Set up menu see section 4 4 Time clock Start Start Run Time Run Time Display 6 00 am 6 00 am 0 00 00 0 00 00 Clock 1 Skip day No Sun Mon Tue...

Page 32: ...m 12 00 am Program1 2 0 10 H M 4 12 00 am 12 00 am Start Mon Duration Interval Duration Interval Duration Interval Duration Output 1 starts flushing Output 2 starts flushing Output 3 starts flushing O...

Page 33: ...troller is located breeder broiler or turkey When the egg room is used the PRO VISION also keeps a tally of the number of eggs pro duced each day the egg tally includes the daily count of produced cra...

Page 34: ...As the RH level rises the controller increases the On Time portion of the minimum ventilation timer to compensate for the change The maximum compensated On Time is reached when the RH level is 10 abov...

Page 35: ...midity levels by stopping all cooling outputs When this RH compensation mode is used all cooling out puts stop when the RH level reaches the RH set point Refer to section 5 1 to adjust the RH set poin...

Page 36: ...his means an alarm is declared when the room temperature reaches Outside Temperature High Alarm Offset the offset being the difference between the high alarm temperature setting and the set point A th...

Page 37: ...ure relay can be used to activate additional fans for instance Refer to section 4 7 to enable this type or relay Low Static Pressure Alarm in Minimum Ventilation In minimum ventilation the con troller...

Page 38: ...to specify what relays are using this type of sensor Amp draw alarm Item Minimum Maximum Heaters 1 0A 5 0A Fan 1 0A 5 0A Tun Fan 1 0A 5 0A Cooling 1 0A 5 0A Stir 1 0A 5 0A Time clock 1 0A 5 0A Light 1...

Page 39: ...ay s heater run time Min Temp Avr temp Max Temp Age 75 2 F 77 5 F 80 0 F 5 Out Temp Humidity S P Water 1 78 0 F 75 0 06 WC 7 gal Water 2 Ammonia Wind spd 3 gal 0ppm 0ft min Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi 75 3 75 1...

Page 40: ...s at the beginning of a flock You must then update the animal count when mortality occurs Select 1 Main menu Start Flock A complete access password may be required to access this menu see section 4 2...

Page 41: ...plete access password may be required to access this menu see section 4 2 1 This tab is accessible if the Breeder application is enabled in the Set up menu see section 4 4 Egg count To modify use Coun...

Page 42: ...t affecting your parameter settings Update settings Press this tab in order to load the parameter settings of the selected file into your PRO VISION controller This transfer will affect the parameter...

Page 43: ...15 to 50 C Ambient relative humidity Max 95 Pollution degree 2 Altitude Up to 2000m Outputs 14Vdc outputs 14 Vdc 10 regulated 350 mA max 0 10V outputs 1 2 0 10Vdc 30mA source max Precision on 0 10V o...

Page 44: ...ius units 10 Clean mode Activate deactivate 15 Clean mode T set point 16 Low T alarms in clean mode Activating the alarm condition 15 Alarm limit 36 Operation settings 14 Clock Setting the time and da...

Page 45: ...Fans Operation settings 21 22 Overview of the ventilation concepts 17 LCD screen 7 Diagnostic 42 LED Alarm 7 Lights Lights on the 0 10V output 0 10V Wiring 7 Activation 11 Current intensity 39 Diagnos...

Page 46: ...nts Attic vent S P set points 22 Sidewall vent S P set points 22 Tunnel inlet S P set points 26 Stir fans Activation 11 Amp draw Operation cost See Amperage draw Operation settings 27 Output status 39...

Page 47: ...Ventilation concepts 17 Vents See Sidewall vent Attic vents or Tunnel inlet Version software 15 Voltage See Amperage draw Volume keypad 9 W Water line flush outputs Activation 10 Amp draw Operation c...

Page 48: ...______________________ E mail ____________________________________________________________ ES HOJAS DE TRABAJO CLIENTE Nombre ____________________________________________________________ Direcci n ___...

Page 49: ...r 1 4 Cooling 1 6 Clock 1 8 Flush output 1 8 Stir fan Lights Backup relay Low SP SV C sidewall vents close SV O sidewall vents open AV C attic vents close AV O attic vents open NT1 C Natural curtain 1...

Page 50: ...n Funci n de rel Prog 1 Prog 2 Prog 3 Prog 4 Prog 5 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104...

Page 51: ...Plantilla del men de instalaci n Par metros Campo de valores Su par metro para el programa n 1 2 3 4 5 Contraste 10 100 Com n en todos los programas Volumen teclado 0 100 Com n en todos los programas...

Page 52: ...o all programs Par metros Campo de valores Su par metro para el programa n 1 2 3 4 5 Activar enfriamiento si HR baja S No N de alimentadores 1 4 Utilizar circuladores de aire S No Cicrulador seg n Tem...

Page 53: ...play All w o heat run time w o heat run time T sensors Common to all programs Par metros Campo de valores Su par metro para el programa n 1 2 3 4 5 Tensi n Circul 108 V 120 V o 240 V Com n en todos lo...

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