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REV. 06

M 890-00375 rev. 06

TARGET

ECO II FEEDING

Complete Feed Weighing and Distribution System for Hogs

USER’S MANUAL

Summary of Contents for ECO II FEEDING

Page 1: ...REV 06 M 890 00375 rev 06 TARGET ECO II FEEDING Complete Feed Weighing and Distribution System for Hogs USER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...l is complete accurate and up to date The information contained in it is however subject to change without notice due to further developments FOR CUSTOMER USE Enter the serial number located on the si...

Page 3: ...y Step Guide 21 2 5 1 Connections 21 2 5 2 Installation Settings 22 2 5 3 Feed Distribution Settings 23 3 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS 24 3 1 Installing the Controller on the Wall 24 3 2 Connections 24 3 2 1...

Page 4: ...r 38 Flexible auger 38 Mixer 32 Principle of operation 42 Scale valve 33 Template 65 Relay modules Communication test 44 ID numbers 42 Reset time of 31 S Scale Actual weight compensation Activation 31...

Page 5: ...atus 58 Relay assignment 32 Settings 32 Modules Communication test 44 Identification numbers 42 Relay assignment See Relay assignment Mortalities 53 54 Motors Location 9 10 Maximum current 37 Motor sp...

Page 6: ...see Curves Creating the blends With a blend curve 48 Without a blend curve 45 Mixing see Mixer Buttons 26 C Calibration Scale 34 Card Memory card 63 CDM 1 Communication test 44 Led meaning 26 Manual...

Page 7: ...ic device which takes in charge the whole feed distribution process for pigs The controller ensures fast and efficient feed distribu tion due to the simultaneous transportation of many different feed...

Page 8: ...ted to a computer thus making it possible to centralize the management of information and diversify control strategies 69 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING Proxy switches 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 20 21 22 2...

Page 9: ...52 Min drop 53 Min drop 53 Max drop 53 Max drop 53 Min drop 54 Min drop 54 Max drop 54 Max drop 54 Min drop 55 Min drop 55 Max drop 55 Max drop 55 Min drop 56 Min drop 56 Max drop 56 Max drop 56 Min...

Page 10: ...10 Min drop 10 Max drop 10 Max drop 10 Min drop 11 Min drop 11 Max drop 11 Max drop 11 Min drop 12 Min drop 12 Max drop 12 Max drop 12 Min drop 13 Min drop 13 Max drop 13 Max drop 13 Min drop 14 Min d...

Page 11: ...on the table below then refer to the corresponding section to obtain detailed information about the chosen option Option 1 continuous feeding with blend curves and without feed blends Principle of Ope...

Page 12: ...e the Continuous Feeding option section 5 3 Set the start time of each feed cycle section 6 2 Enable the Active Feed Cycles in Curve option section 5 3 Select active feed cycles according to the anima...

Page 13: ...controller sends the ingredient and dosage that suit the drop s animal age These feed cycles are performed on a daily basis Refer to section 2 4 3 to get information about the drops filling process wh...

Page 14: ...re or software of your controller The USB drive can also be used to make a backup of your controller settings or to copy these settings on another controller of the same type The classic memory stick...

Page 15: ...roller damages and or fire If the Nema Code Letter is not available exclusively use the LRA ratings The room temperature where the controller is located must always remain between 32o and 104o F 0o an...

Page 16: ...ed cycles dosage or AdLib distribution method Settings Disable the blend curve section 5 3 Enable feed blends section 5 3 Select blend ingredients section 6 1 1 Select the feed blend and dosage used b...

Page 17: ...a minor lack of precision could occur on the amount of feed that is actually going to be delivered This situation is likely to occur after a power failure for instance 17 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II...

Page 18: ...gain step 2 This process is repeated up until the maximum proximity switch detects feed meaning the drop is now full The controller then starts filling the empty drop that follows b Cycled Feed Distri...

Page 19: ...Select an item Drop Min Prox Status On Drop Max Prox Status Off Bin 1 Qty 5 kg Bin 2 Qty 10 kg Bin 3 Qty 3 kg Bin 4 Qty 0 kg Bin auger 1 Receiving hopper prox sw On Mixer status On Mixing time remain...

Page 20: ...3 No Yes 57 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING 8 3 Current Status Select 7 Current status The following menu shows the ongoing operation of the feeding system Actual weight Current weight as measure...

Page 21: ...DING 2 5 Step by Step Guide The following checklist guides the user through the installation process References to related sections of the manual are provided to directly step to the parameters adjust...

Page 22: ...tely for each bin in use Used today Amount of feed that has been taken from the selected bin today Add new feed Enter the amount of feed that has been added to the selected bin The entered value flash...

Page 23: ...eparately for each drop section 8 1 Set the clock outputs start stop times if applicable section 7 0 Select the feed distribution method Continuous Cycled section 5 3 Blends Ingredients Selection with...

Page 24: ...f the first type use the NC terminal as shown on the wiring diagram For an alarm of the second type use the NO terminal 53 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING 8 MONITORING FUNCTIONS 8 1 Animal Invent...

Page 25: ...t an item Select Time clock 1 Start Time 1 12 00A Stop Time 1 12 00A Start Time 2 12 00A Stop Time 2 12 00A Start Time 3 12 00A Stop Time 3 12 00A Start Time 12 12 00A Stop Time 12 12 00A 25 ECO II FE...

Page 26: ...M 1 modules Manual Switch Select On or Off to manually start or stop the feeder connected to the CDM 1 Select Auto for the feeder to run in automatic mode MANUAL SWITCH ON OFF AUTO 51 ECO II FEEDING r...

Page 27: ...nd Select which feed blend is distributed to the selected drop Available if blends are enabled and if blend curves are disabled in the installation setup s 5 3 Main Menu 3 Bin information 4 Drop setti...

Page 28: ...I FEEDING 6 2 Feeding Schedule The feeding schedule is composed of many feed cycles up to 6 feed cycles can be each day Refer to the installation setup chapter to enable the proper number of feed cycl...

Page 29: ...ll be sent in a cycle never exceeds the capacity of the drop Feed during cycles 1 6 Select what feed cycles are used for each point of the curve Available if the Active feed cycles in curve option is...

Page 30: ...1 Settings 2 Scale settings Installation Exit Press BACK Change Press Modify Press to Select an item Time Display AM PM Number of bins 4 Number of loops 2 Number of blend curves 4 Use blends Yes Numbe...

Page 31: ...06 ECO II FEEDING Number of feed cycle s Select the largest number of feed cycles that can be performed in a day Adjustable from 1 to 6 cycles Available if the Continuous Feeding option is disabled a...

Page 32: ...strip the output is connected i e relay 17 1 relay 18 2 relay 32 16 Refer to section 5 9 for further information Accessible if a mixer is enabled sec 5 3 Main Menu 10 Alarm acknowledge 11 Installatio...

Page 33: ...larm acknowledge 11 Installation Installation 8 Communication test 9 Version Exit Press BACK Eco II Feeding SETTINGS V X X PCXX 33 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING Valve Module ID Select on which...

Page 34: ...hown when the calibration is completed Main Menu 10 Alarm acknowledge 11 Installation Installation 6 Relay assignments 7 Scale calibration Scale calibration Exit Press BACK Change Press Modify Press t...

Page 35: ...d loop systems Refer to section 5 3 to enable the proper loop type and to set the number of loops in use Graphics illustrating both systems are shown in section 2 3 Simultaneous feed batches transit U...

Page 36: ...as fill auger Yes Flex auger Module ID 4 Flex auger Output 5 Prox switch Module ID 20 Prox switch Output 6 41 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING Drops Min Max Proximity Switches Module ID Select on...

Page 37: ...s to Select an item Select Drop 1 Loop 1 Distance from feed entry 1 Module ID 4 Output 7 Has Prox switches Yes Min Prox switch module ID 27 Min Prox switch Input 1 Max Prox switch module ID 27 Max Pro...

Page 38: ...nected input 1 8 39 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING 5 7 Bin Settings This section describes how to customize the bins for your particular application The controller can monitor up to 4 bins Refer...

Page 39: ...nected input 1 8 39 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING 5 7 Bin Settings This section describes how to customize the bins for your particular application The controller can monitor up to 4 bins Refer...

Page 40: ...s to Select an item Select Drop 1 Loop 1 Distance from feed entry 1 Module ID 4 Output 7 Has Prox switches Yes Min Prox switch module ID 27 Min Prox switch Input 1 Max Prox switch module ID 27 Max Pro...

Page 41: ...as fill auger Yes Flex auger Module ID 4 Flex auger Output 5 Prox switch Module ID 20 Prox switch Output 6 41 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING Drops Min Max Proximity Switches Module ID Select on...

Page 42: ...d loop systems Refer to section 5 3 to enable the proper loop type and to set the number of loops in use Graphics illustrating both systems are shown in section 2 3 Simultaneous feed batches transit U...

Page 43: ...hown when the calibration is completed Main Menu 10 Alarm acknowledge 11 Installation Installation 6 Relay assignments 7 Scale calibration Scale calibration Exit Press BACK Change Press Modify Press t...

Page 44: ...larm acknowledge 11 Installation Installation 8 Communication test 9 Version Exit Press BACK Eco II Feeding SETTINGS V X X PCXX 33 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING Valve Module ID Select on which...

Page 45: ...strip the output is connected i e relay 17 1 relay 18 2 relay 32 16 Refer to section 5 9 for further information Accessible if a mixer is enabled sec 5 3 Main Menu 10 Alarm acknowledge 11 Installatio...

Page 46: ...06 ECO II FEEDING Number of feed cycle s Select the largest number of feed cycles that can be performed in a day Adjustable from 1 to 6 cycles Available if the Continuous Feeding option is disabled a...

Page 47: ...1 Settings 2 Scale settings Installation Exit Press BACK Change Press Modify Press to Select an item Time Display AM PM Number of bins 4 Number of loops 2 Number of blend curves 4 Use blends Yes Numbe...

Page 48: ...ll be sent in a cycle never exceeds the capacity of the drop Feed during cycles 1 6 Select what feed cycles are used for each point of the curve Available if the Active feed cycles in curve option is...

Page 49: ...I FEEDING 6 2 Feeding Schedule The feeding schedule is composed of many feed cycles up to 6 feed cycles can be each day Refer to the installation setup chapter to enable the proper number of feed cycl...

Page 50: ...nd Select which feed blend is distributed to the selected drop Available if blends are enabled and if blend curves are disabled in the installation setup s 5 3 Main Menu 3 Bin information 4 Drop setti...

Page 51: ...M 1 modules Manual Switch Select On or Off to manually start or stop the feeder connected to the CDM 1 Select Auto for the feeder to run in automatic mode MANUAL SWITCH ON OFF AUTO 51 ECO II FEEDING r...

Page 52: ...t an item Select Time clock 1 Start Time 1 12 00A Stop Time 1 12 00A Start Time 2 12 00A Stop Time 2 12 00A Start Time 3 12 00A Stop Time 3 12 00A Start Time 12 12 00A Stop Time 12 12 00A 25 ECO II FE...

Page 53: ...f the first type use the NC terminal as shown on the wiring diagram For an alarm of the second type use the NO terminal 53 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING 8 MONITORING FUNCTIONS 8 1 Animal Invent...

Page 54: ...eparately for each drop section 8 1 Set the clock outputs start stop times if applicable section 7 0 Select the feed distribution method Continuous Cycled section 5 3 Blends Ingredients Selection with...

Page 55: ...tely for each bin in use Used today Amount of feed that has been taken from the selected bin today Add new feed Enter the amount of feed that has been added to the selected bin The entered value flash...

Page 56: ...DING 2 5 Step by Step Guide The following checklist guides the user through the installation process References to related sections of the manual are provided to directly step to the parameters adjust...

Page 57: ...3 No Yes 57 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING 8 3 Current Status Select 7 Current status The following menu shows the ongoing operation of the feeding system Actual weight Current weight as measure...

Page 58: ...Select an item Drop Min Prox Status On Drop Max Prox Status Off Bin 1 Qty 5 kg Bin 2 Qty 10 kg Bin 3 Qty 3 kg Bin 4 Qty 0 kg Bin auger 1 Receiving hopper prox sw On Mixer status On Mixing time remain...

Page 59: ...gain step 2 This process is repeated up until the maximum proximity switch detects feed meaning the drop is now full The controller then starts filling the empty drop that follows b Cycled Feed Distri...

Page 60: ...a minor lack of precision could occur on the amount of feed that is actually going to be delivered This situation is likely to occur after a power failure for instance 17 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II...

Page 61: ...ed cycles dosage or AdLib distribution method Settings Disable the blend curve section 5 3 Enable feed blends section 5 3 Select blend ingredients section 6 1 1 Select the feed blend and dosage used b...

Page 62: ...roller damages and or fire If the Nema Code Letter is not available exclusively use the LRA ratings The room temperature where the controller is located must always remain between 32o and 104o F 0o an...

Page 63: ...re or software of your controller The USB drive can also be used to make a backup of your controller settings or to copy these settings on another controller of the same type The classic memory stick...

Page 64: ...controller sends the ingredient and dosage that suit the drop s animal age These feed cycles are performed on a daily basis Refer to section 2 4 3 to get information about the drops filling process wh...

Page 65: ...e the Continuous Feeding option section 5 3 Set the start time of each feed cycle section 6 2 Enable the Active Feed Cycles in Curve option section 5 3 Select active feed cycles according to the anima...

Page 66: ...on the table below then refer to the corresponding section to obtain detailed information about the chosen option Option 1 continuous feeding with blend curves and without feed blends Principle of Ope...

Page 67: ...10 Min drop 10 Max drop 10 Max drop 10 Min drop 11 Min drop 11 Max drop 11 Max drop 11 Min drop 12 Min drop 12 Max drop 12 Max drop 12 Min drop 13 Min drop 13 Max drop 13 Max drop 13 Min drop 14 Min d...

Page 68: ...52 Min drop 53 Min drop 53 Max drop 53 Max drop 53 Min drop 54 Min drop 54 Max drop 54 Max drop 54 Min drop 55 Min drop 55 Max drop 55 Max drop 55 Min drop 56 Min drop 56 Max drop 56 Max drop 56 Min...

Page 69: ...ted to a computer thus making it possible to centralize the management of information and diversify control strategies 69 ECO II FEEDING rev 06 ECO II FEEDING Proxy switches 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 20 21 22 2...

Page 70: ...ic device which takes in charge the whole feed distribution process for pigs The controller ensures fast and efficient feed distribu tion due to the simultaneous transportation of many different feed...

Page 71: ...see Curves Creating the blends With a blend curve 48 Without a blend curve 45 Mixing see Mixer Buttons 26 C Calibration Scale 34 Card Memory card 63 CDM 1 Communication test 44 Led meaning 26 Manual...

Page 72: ...atus 58 Relay assignment 32 Settings 32 Modules Communication test 44 Identification numbers 42 Relay assignment See Relay assignment Mortalities 53 54 Motors Location 9 10 Maximum current 37 Motor sp...

Page 73: ...r 38 Flexible auger 38 Mixer 32 Principle of operation 42 Scale valve 33 Template 65 Relay modules Communication test 44 ID numbers 42 Reset time of 31 S Scale Actual weight compensation Activation 31...

Page 74: ...REV 06 M 890 00375 rev 06 TARGET ECO II FEEDING Complete Feed Weighing and Distribution System for Hogs USER S MANUAL...

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