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Powering Harvest-Master for the First Time

 

 

Now it is time to power it all up.  Turn on the power to all of the devices you have connected and then 

power ON the Harvest-Master. Now Harvest Master will perform Room Calibration. 

 

1)

 

SET CLOCK.  At first power up, it will prompt you to set the clock. Adjust the time with the 

arrow keys then press OK, or Press ‘EXIT’ to leave the time at 00:00, the start of the dark period.   

 

2)

 

SETUP EQUIPMENT. At first start, it assumes that all possible devices are connected.  During 

Calibration and Climate Analysis, Harvest-Master will check all of these devices and their effect 

on climate. To reduce calibration time, enable the devices you use (do nothing to them), set the 

rest to “NOTHING”.  E.g. if you HAVE a cooling device, do nothing. If NOT, then set the 

COOLING (output 4) to “NOTHING”.  Check the section on SETUP EQUIPMENT for more 

help on how to do this. 

 

3)

 

CLIMATE ANALYSIS. Once the internal clock is set and any changes made to the connection 

list, Harvest-Master starts its Climate Analysis phase (Calibration). Harvest-Master tests the 

system to determine what devices are connected and how they affect the climate.  It collects 

information on how your Green House warms, cools, fills with Carbon Dioxide, the rate it leaks 

from the room etc.  Calibration can take 20 mins to an hour so just leave it to get on with its work. 

 

 

At the end of Calibration and Climate Analysis, Harvest-Master begins its normal climate control 

mode. If there were devices shown in the connection list that could not be found, Harvest-Master will 

display the message “Device Errors” for about four minutes.  If you do not press any of the buttons for 

four minutes, Harvest-Master removes those devices from the connection list and starts climate control.  

 

If you want to see what devices were tested for but not found, the up arrow can be used to step through 

the list.  If you press Exit, the offending devices are removed from the list.  If you press OK, the 

devices stay in the connection list and Harvest-Master will try to use them to control the climate. 

 

 

 

Set-up Equipment 

 

The Harvest-Master Menu 

 

The Harvest-Master MENU has eight options.  These are: 

 

Equipment - Control what is connected to Harvest-Master. 

 

Climate - Change the climate parameters. 

 

GrowCycle –To change the day and night periods 

 

CO

2

 State - Make CO

2

active or suspended (if installed) 

 

Time - Set the time of day on Harvest-Master 

 

Watering –Allows the Set up of eight watering times. 

 

Outputs - Pro Plus model only - designate output types. 

 

Reset Room - Only if in CO

2

cycle. 

 

Calibrate - Calibrate all available sensors & devices connected 

 
 Note: 

If the unit has been powered up prior to all the devices being connected 

then the auto calibrate mode will not proceed.  

You need to manually select “Calibrate” option) 

 

Set up equipment allows you to manually set what devices you want on the climate outputs 3 - 8. 

Outputs 1 & 2 are reserved for lights and fans respectively. 

 

Summary of Contents for Climate

Page 1: ...4 Models Climate Climate Pro with CO2 sensor Climate Plus Pro Plus with CO2 sensor...

Page 2: ...g 6 Harvest Master Plug and Run pg 8 Set up Equipment pg 10 Set up Climate Information pg 11 Set up Growth Cycle pg 14 Set up Outputs on Plus model only pg 16 Hints on Setting up Greenhouse pg 19 Equi...

Page 3: ...ing how they work in YOUR green room Then I can predict what will happen when I operate them I look after light temperature atmosphere humidity and CO2 I do it all continuously and automatically That...

Page 4: ...is controlled by a 10ft 3m RCA connector lead Temp and Humidity sensor High accuracy microchip type The Pro and Pro Plus models include a CO2 sensor All units are powered by 12vDC 750mA power pack Pow...

Page 5: ...for relay coil activation shall be provided from CLASS 2 power supply only C UL USA certificate E242389 tested to meet or exceed UL and CE standards Sensor Unit Temperature and Humidity Connected to...

Page 6: ...6 Input Connections...

Page 7: ...7 Output Connections...

Page 8: ...un a control cable from the relay to Harvest Master and connect it to the CO2 output 4 Cooling Device Connect an air conditioning unit to a relay and plug the relay into a power outlet Run control cab...

Page 9: ...the end of Calibration and Climate Analysis Harvest Master begins its normal climate control mode If there were devices shown in the connection list that could not be found Harvest Master will displa...

Page 10: ...emperature that the controller will turn lights off even during the Day part of the cycle to protect against plant damage Exceeding this temperature also sets the temperature alarm state Default is 38...

Page 11: ...value enter 3000 6000ppm min if the controller has lost the CO2 dispense rate Symptoms are when CO2 levels do not get high enough even though there is plenty of CO2 This value is continually relearne...

Page 12: ...tries again If it gets three Not enough CO2 attempts in a row it suspends CO2 It will not try again until the next day starts You can start CO2 again by using the CO2 state menu option to change the...

Page 13: ...joined The outputs can be configured as one of six different types Explanation 1 Timer Output This is a simple timer that you enter a Start time and a Stop time 2 Periodic Output This output has a sta...

Page 14: ...10 START TIME 10 45 Set the start time desired then OK Next entry is the period between the start of each cycle 10 PERIOD MINS 00 10 The value is minutes and seconds Press Ok The software will prompt...

Page 15: ...tput 13 OFF Output 13 ON Select one then enter the duration 13 DURATION Secs 0020 The number of seconds is the length of the burst If we chose the options marked then Output 13 would turn on for 20 se...

Page 16: ...tts of power The object is to maintain steady breeze in the room to keep air circulating over the leaves This provides fresh carbon dioxide as it is used up in air around the leaves and removes water...

Page 17: ...be a serious fire risk A Domestic electrical circuit can power a total of just over 2000w at 240v 1800w at 120v A small Green House with 1x 1000watt light fans a dehumidifier and carbon dioxide could...

Page 18: ...s warranty if there has been any attempt to tamper with or disassemble the controller or components This warranty does not cover and TCS will not be liable for any direct or contingent damage or loss...

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