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Adjst.time

 (-50% - +50%) 

This function adjusts the flushing time on a time basis. The set flushing time is adapted by the percentage selected 

when flushing on a time basis. Similar adjustments can also be done with flushing on a basis of temperature and/or 

pollution. This function makes it possible, for example, to flush longer on a pollution basis rather than on a time 

basis. 

Main v- rel.

 (N.o. or N.c.) 

This setting determines whether the relay for the main valve control is “Normally Open” or “Normally Closed”. 
N.O. = The relay contacts are open when the main valve is switched off  and closed when the main valve is 
switched on. (Normally Open = inactive, the contacts are open) 
N.C. =  The relay contacts are closed when the main valve is switched off and open when the main valve is 
switched on. (Normally Closed = inactive, the contacts are closed) 
 

Main valve

 (I-Ctrl or Extern) 

This function determines whether the main valve is controlled entirely by the I-Control or also controlled by an 

external climate computer. When controlled by the I-Control, the main valve will be continuously switched on 

between the set start and stop time. When,  however, the main valve is controlled by an external climate 

computer, the I-Control will activate the main valve relay only when flushing is to be done. 

Note the following when an external computer controls the main valve:  

Important! Installation is only to be done by a qualified electrician. 

 

In the I-Control is a potential free relay which can transmit or interrupt the current from the main computer. 

Determine whether a NO or NC relay is used. The main solenoid valve voltage must be originate from the main 

computer; 0 remains connected. Note: the same transformer or phase is necessary. 

 

When using an NC solenoid valve, the relay used in the I-Control is NO. 

The power from the NC main solenoid valve of the I-Control must originate in the primary computer before the 

power is switched to the valve. The power must be connected parallel to the main solenoid valve through the relay 

of the I-Control.  

 

When using an NO solenoid valve, the relay used in the I-Control is NC. 

The power from the NO main solenoid valve of the I-Control must originate in the primary computer after the 

power is switched to the valve.  The power must be connected in series to the main solenoid valve through the relay 

of the I-Control and can be interrupted by the main computer and/or I-Control. 

 

 If the above installation does not work or is not possible, it is important that the main solenoid valve is activated by 

the main computer during the flushing times. 

 

Pre run main

 (00:00 to 60:00 minutes:seconds) 

With this function, a pre run time of the main valve is set before the actual flushing begins.  
 

Delay valve

 (00:00 tot 60:00 minuten:seconden) 

When switching from one valve to the next valve, a delay time can be set. 
 

Extra valv. 1

 (00:00 tot 60:00 minuten:seconden) 

Valve 1 can be set for extra flushing time, which will be added to the set flushing time. In addition to the extra 
flushing of valve 1,  the water supply is also flushed. 
 

Temperature 

Select this menu by pressing “Temperature” in the installer’s menu and press the 

 key. This menu displays 

the installer’s settings for temperature. 

 

Fahrenheit

 (on, off) 

Press ON for Fahrenheit; press OFF for Celsius. 

 

Summary of Contents for I-Control

Page 1: ...IMPEX BARNEVELD BV I Control Manual Edition 1 01 N 13 00 60000...

Page 2: ...derived from this manual In the context of continuous development and improvement Impex Barneveld BV retains the right to modify this manual without prior notice Any reproduction is prohibited without...

Page 3: ...ooling Do not turn the power off even when the poultry house is empty Do not use water to clean the I Control The I Control is splash proof not water proof A damaged or defective I Control is dangerou...

Page 4: ...nding installer program 18 Connection diagrams 19 Electrical connection diagram 19 Flush valve connection diagram 24V internal power supply 20 Flush valve connection diagram External power supply 21 1...

Page 5: ...ead all settings The main screen gives a summary of the I Control status such as which flushing group is active flushing times etc To change the settings the I Control has a keyboard The numeric keys...

Page 6: ...ushing starts by the temperature control when the temperature of the water becomes too high Dirt on Flushing dirt The flushing starts by the pollution control when the drinking water becomes too pollu...

Page 7: ...tcut 5 STOP The following screen is displayed You can choose to stop the I Control completely house is empty or stop temporarily I Control compete stop Press the ENTER key and the I Control will stop...

Page 8: ...Note 1 Functions showing a measurement such as a measured temperature can neither be selected nor adjusted Note 2 Dependent on the settings of the installer s program some menus and or functions are n...

Page 9: ...ally starts flushing at the programmed time or when drinking water pollution is detected Te Dir Temperature dirt The I Control automatically starts flushing based on temperature or pollution detection...

Page 10: ...start time set the timer to 00 00 hours The start time will then be ignored Note When the I Control is still in the waiting time after the last flushing a start time will be skipped over Rep day st 1...

Page 11: ...menu Start flushing 1 to 100 If pollution exceeds a preset value flushing will start automatically Note Dependent on the settings set by the installer this function may not be displayed Max flushing 1...

Page 12: ...given number of days There are 4 start times When set at 1 the start time is every day 2 every 2 days 3 every 3 days etc The start settings 2 to 4 can be set the same way Time Date Select this menu by...

Page 13: ...the amount of water in which the specified amount of medicine is to be dissolved This will be added to the drinking water by the medicine pump Filling water pipes Select this menu by pressing the key...

Page 14: ...options are English and Dutch with additional languages to be added in the future No of valves 1 to 10 valves This function specifies how many flush groups will be are used The main screen for the use...

Page 15: ...omputer Determine whether a NO or NC relay is used The main solenoid valve voltage must be originate from the main computer 0 remains connected Note the same transformer or phase is necessary When usi...

Page 16: ...s the voltage coming from the pollution sensor where 100 pollution must be indicated The reading is divided linearly between the two set input voltages Note This function is only meaningful if the ana...

Page 17: ...ater system is defective ALARM This alarm activates an external alarm device when water sensor failure occurs WARN This alarm is displayed only as information Supply sens alarm warn With this function...

Page 18: ...connected to GND therefore no is water detected Water press off on This is the status of the digital input for water pressure detection by a pressure switch OFF The digital input is not connected to G...

Page 19: ...rd curves are pre set the default setting is 2 minutes Standard curve 1 LAYING HENS Standard curve 2 REARING Standard curve 3 BROILERS LAYING HENS Every morning at 4 30 hours 2 minutes of flushing wit...

Page 20: ...66 Zero supply voltage Note It is possible to use 115VAC as well as 230VAC voltage Set the switch to the desired voltage Caution If the incorrect voltage is selected the I Control can be irreparably...

Page 21: ...50 Flush valve 6 51 52 Flush valve 7 53 54 Flush valve 8 55 56 Flush valve 9 57 58 Flush valve 10 Note The flush valves must be 24VAC with a maximal 6VA electric load Important The 4 jumpers with the...

Page 22: ...be in EXT position See diagram Note An external power supply may be needed if the internal power supply has insufficient power or if another valve voltage other than 24VAC is desired Note The maximum...

Page 23: ...15V 230V main valve connection diagram I Control 63 64 Main valve relay Potential free max 230VAC 2 Amp Note The relay is potential free A 230V connection has to be made See diagram Note The maximum r...

Page 24: ...ntial free maximum 230VAC 2 Amp 23 37 24VAC Main valve power supply 24VAC maximum 18VA Note The relay is potential free A 230V connection has to be made See diagram Note The maximum relay load is 230V...

Page 25: ...ion diagram N o relay external computer 63 64 Main valve relay Potential free maximum 230VAC 2Amp Note The relay is potential free and must be connected parallel to the relay of the external computer...

Page 26: ...ion diagram N c relay external computer 63 64 Main valve relay Potential free maximum 230VAC 2Amp Note The relay is potential free and must be series connected with the relay of the external computer...

Page 27: ...nking water circuit temperature sensor 33 GND 20 34 Water supply temperature sensor 34 GND Important The corresponding jumpers must be in TEMP position See diagram Note Always use shielded cable with...

Page 28: ...to external climate computer Potential free maximum 24VAC DC 100 mA Note Always use shielded cable with a minimum diameter of 0 8 mm for the liter counter and connect the shield to the GND terminal No...

Page 29: ...imum 50 mA 13 27 GND power supply Note Always use shielded cable with a minimum diameter of 0 8 mm for the dirty water sensor and connect the shield to the GND terminal Note The 12V or 24V power suppl...

Page 30: ...mportant The jumper of the 0 10V input must be in VOLT position See diagram Note Always use shielded cable with a minimum diameter of 0 8 mm for the dirty water sensor and connect the shield to the GN...

Page 31: ...50 mA 13 27 GND power supply Note Always use shielded cable with a minimum diameter of 0 8 mm for the pressure switch sensor and connect the shield to the GND terminal Note The 12V or 24V power supply...

Page 32: ...50 mA 13 27 GND power supply Note Always use shielded cable with a minimum diameter of 0 8 mm for the water detection sensor and connect the shield to the GND terminal Note The 12V or 24V power supply...

Page 33: ...free maximum 24VAC DC 2 Amp Note Contacts 59 60 are closed when there is no alarm relay is active When there is an alarm contacts 59 60 will be disconnected relay is inactive Note The alarm has a watc...

Page 34: ...01217 Primabel tubing 5 mtr 7 Drain pipe minimal 50 mm 8 Connection Primabel tubing and drain pipe The installation of the drain pipe and the connection of the Primabel tubing to the drain pipe has to...

Page 35: ...I Control See lower picture 5 The I control writes all the set functions on the Sd card which is indicated by the flashing ADDR led 6 Thereafter the I control starts the boot program and the update i...

Page 36: ...z Power consumption Max 30 VA Primary fuse T2A Power supply for sensors 24V DC max 50 mA 12V DC max 50 mA Temperature inputs 2 Measuring range temperature inputs 70 0 C to 130 0 C Alarm relay with wat...

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