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Technical User Guide

604432 • 2022-09-27

Software version 2.1

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Page 1: ...7 Software version 2 1 English For other language variants of this document we refer to Español Para otras variantes del idioma de este documento visite Français Pour les versions dans d autres langues de ce document veuillez consulter http docs skov com 1253 ...

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Page 3: ...manual may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without the expressed written permission of SKOV A S in each case All reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this manual Should any mistakes or imprecise information occur in spite of this SKOV A S would appreciate being noti fied thereof Irrespective of the above SKOV A S shall not accept any liabi...

Page 4: ...of power supply 16 4 5 1 Setting the supply voltage on the power supply 16 5 Setup 17 5 1 Setup FarmOnline Datalink s internet connection 17 5 2 Setup FarmOnline Datalink as a device in FarmOnline via MySKOV 18 5 3 Enter the device key from FarmOnline in FarmOnline Datalink 18 5 4 Setup of input sensors on FarmOnline Datalink 19 5 5 Add location of input sensors in FarmOnline 20 5 6 Settings 21 6 ...

Page 5: ... of the manual you will go through all steps in the correct order FarmOnline Datalink is developed for data collection in various parts of the agricultural industry This can be automatic collection from input sensors e g temperature sensors and or the user s manual entries of data The collected data is then made available to the digital service FarmOnline DOL 12 DOL 114 DOL 114 DOL 119 Figure 1 Ex...

Page 6: ...dem with SIM card external antenna and 10 meter an tenna cable Installation cables are not supplied 2 1 Accessories 134703 M25 cable glands 30 pcs Plastic gland and plastic nut for mounting in a house controller or box Can be used when mounting cables in size ø9 17 mm 140200 DOL 12 temperature sensor 1 4 m cable S140200A DOL 12 temperature sensor 5 m cable An outside temperature sensors are suppli...

Page 7: ...nt in the air Supplied with a M12 plug and sealing plug as well as protection cap for DOL 119 140266 DOL 16 light sensor 0 100 1000 LUX 0 10V M12 plug 140268 DOL 16 light sensor 0 100 1000 LUX 0 10V Output 1 0 100 lux Output 2 0 1000 lux The sensor can be used to measure the light intensity for main light and slave light respectively Select the type of sensor that corresponds to the current bright...

Page 8: ...r DOL 18 electronic sub pressure sensor 300085 Transparent plastic hose ø7x5 3 meters To be used if additional plastic hose is needed 437672 Extension nipple 5 7 PVC tube set Extension nipples must be ordered if another hose type than 300085 140235 is used 380101 Bracket for DOL 16 104 114 Mounting brackets are used if the sensor is to be mounted in an accurate position 413232 House board For moun...

Page 9: ...ting guide 3 1 Recommended tools Below is a list of the tools recommended for the installation Item Description Crosshead screwdriver Screwdriver straight slot 2 pcs Hammer Tape measure Drill kit Cordless drill Spirit level PC with internet connection ...

Page 10: ... sunlight 1 Loosen the screws A that hold the front panel in place 2 Lift out the front panel 3 Be careful not to pull the flat cable B as this may damage the connector 4 Knock out the number of knock out pieces C in the cabinet base needed for input sensors and mains sup ply 5 Remember to use M25 cable glands in order to obtain a tight cable connection ...

Page 11: ... the display D at eye level for the daily user 2 Remember free space above the cabinet 43 cm so that the front panel can be placed on top of the cabinet base E during ser vicing below the cabinet 10 cm to enable room for cable connections 3 Mount with ø5mm screws F ...

Page 12: ...r EU standards that are applicable in Europe The installation of a power supply isolator is required for each motor and power supply to facilitate voltage free work on the electrical equipment The power supply isolator is not included 4 2 Connection of network If a Local Area Network LAN is available we recommend connecting the device to this to obtain Internet con nection Otherwise the device wil...

Page 13: ...l objects placed at the same height as the antenna should not be within a range of 1 meter The antenna is fixed The cable is properly attached The cable is bent as little as possible not less than a ra dius of 25mm The cable is not flattened or somehow damaged Be aware that metal roof surfaces can reduce the signal of the antenna Trees silos exhaust units etc also degrade the signal strength 1 Con...

Page 14: ...e DOL 119 CO2 20 ppm DOL 53 NH3 1 ppm Feed counter 0 1 t Water meter max 6 pulses per second 0 1 m3 It collects data from input sensors once every minute It sends data at least once every 5 minutes However a value is sent immediately if the difference to the last read value is greater than the limit value Cross section Length 1 5 mm2 0 200 m 2 5 mm2 201 330 m 4 0 mm2 331 530 m Table 1 Cable dimens...

Page 15: ...19 CO2 X X X X X X X X X X X DOL 16 LUX X X X X X X X X X X X DOL 18 PA X X X X X X X X X X X Table 3 Connection options for each type of input sensor Note that the DOL 12 temperature sensor can only be connected to B4 B5 B7 B8 B9 B10 B17 18 or B20 21 It is recommended to use the same 24V supply B11 for water meter and feed counter Also see the documentation supplied with the input sensors for con...

Page 16: ...wires to the 230 V power supply input L N PE B 4 5 1 Setting the supply voltage on the power supply Before you connect supply voltage it is important to set the voltage in the power supply so that it corresponds to the voltage level in the local house 1 Set the voltage in the power supply 2 Connect the supply voltage 200 230 V Leave the plug in factory setting 100 115 V Move the plug to 100 115 V ...

Page 17: ...lays the current status and gives access to set ting up the Internet connection Type Wide area network LAN1 Recommended Select DHCP or Static DHCP is the default setting This means that no further settings must be made as the sys tem automatically selectsIP address Net mask and Gateway IP address When selecting Static the Net mask and Gateway IP address must be set manually Modem stick Log display...

Page 18: ...file that has an Admin role 2 Click the Connection and select the tab Farms 3 Check if a location a farm and a house has already been created to which data links can be assigned Oth erwise this must be done now in FarmOnline Farms Add farm 4 Select the tab Devices click Add device and enter the required data 5 3 Enter the device key from FarmOnline in FarmOnline Datalink When the device is added i...

Page 19: ...t is con nected to It is important to select the correct terminal Feed counter and water meter In addition set a value per pulse for the feed counter and water meter under Calibrate sensor I O status Press and select the menu I O status The menu shows the current status and gives access to an overview of the con nected input sensors with a display of where they are con nected and what their curren...

Page 20: ...a PC and go to MySKOV 2 Click the Connection and select the tab Sensors All input sensors connected to the datalink are shown here 3 Click Assign Sensor for each individual input sensor and assign it a location Data from the input sensor will only be visible in FarmOnline when a new batch has been registered Move in Batch ...

Page 21: ...after entering code Unit system Select unit system Metric US Units British Date and time Select time zone setup local time or UTC time Coordinated Universal Time System advanced Setting Status Display of current system status and a system log of operations It is possible to export the system log by saving it on a USB stick This is used if it is necessary to retrieve data from the device so that it...

Page 22: ... form broiler breeder pig or layer stocking date and number of animals Batch start Move in It is possible to change the information about the Move in process later by pressing the card Move out Move out It is possible to depopulate some or all of the animals Be aware that the batch ends when all animals are depopu lated Press the card and select Move out Press Add Activity Then choose date for dep...

Page 23: ...tality Registration It is possible to register in the two categories Dead Culled animals Enter time and number of animals When animals are entered in the menu Mortality the number is automatically deducted from the number of animals alive in the house Eggs in total only at breeder and layer It is possible to register the number of eggs two categories Hatched Discarded History Registrations of dead...

Page 24: ...chnical User Guide 6 2 Input sensors The Sensor page allows you to view registrations from the con nected input sensors Press to open the page Press one of the cards to see registrations for the last 24 hours 1 week or 1 month ...

Page 25: ...t the need for on site visits or the involvement of a technician and this saves time improves BioSecurity reduce costs We ensure that your device always provides the best services We can do our utmost to quickly address any security risks and protect against hacker attacks It is not necessary to turn on the OTA The function is always on and does not entail additional costs Cleaning Clean the produ...

Page 26: ...the same frequency or mechanical changes of the sys tem over time like e g a cable moving in the wind and hitting the suspension tower Radio interference can be analyzed by means of measuring equipment such as a spectrum analyzer with a directive antenna Possibility of error Cause Error correction Poor failing connection Antenna Bad location Transmitter and receiver are located too far from each o...

Page 27: ...AC Max voltage current at inductive load 250 V AC 2 A AC CosPhi 0 8 1 x alarm relay NC max 24 V 2 A min 12 V 10 mA resistive load Phone modem Frequency range MHz 699 960 1710 2620 Signal level dBm Minimum minus 95 Mechanical Cable knock out punches 7 pcs ø25 5 mm for M25 cable gland 2 ø40 mm in each side for the socket Network Network interface 2 x 10 100 BASE TX RJ 45 USB 2 x USB 2 0 A type Envir...

Page 28: ...604432 2022 09 27 en US Made in Denmark SKOV A S Hedelund 4 Glyngøre DK 7870 Roslev Tel 45 72 17 55 55 www skov com E mail skov skov dk ...

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