System 2000 AUTO TEMP
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have counted. When you have entered the right number, press the Select
Features up arrow key to move to the next screen.
6.2.1.4.
Data View
This part of the program will show you the day of the growout, number of birds
your flock contained originally, average daily mortality, and number of birds
that remain in your flock on this day in the growout.
6.2.1.5.
Reset Flock Info
Selecting yes with the Change Setting up arrow clears all settings you have
entered in the Flock information section. Because it clears all information, you
need to only do this at the beginning of each growout.
6.2.2.
Programming the Rooms
The auto Temp can control up to 4 different rooms with each room having its own
sensors, ramp, target temperature, and timer. The rooms are programmed under the
Program Feature called Program Rooms. The items programmed under this heading are:
Number of rooms, which Sensor is in which room, Temperature Ramp for each room,
and the Timer Period for each room. Each of these is discussed below:
6.2.2.1.
Number of Rooms
The first entry required is the number of rooms. Use the Change
Setting arrows to select a number from one to four.
6.2.2.2.
Sensors for Display
The second entry required is the Sensors for Display which is
important in 2 different ways. First of all the sensors selected here are
used to generate the default temperature which is displayed by the
controller. The second and perhaps most important use of Sensors for
Display is the fact that this composite temperature as compared to the
Target Temperature determines whether the controller is in heat mode,
or cool mode for that particular room. (Remember that no heat stage
may run while a cool stage is running.) Use as many sensors as
possible in each room.
When programming Sensors For Display, the system prompts as
follows:
Pick sensors to display
Use stages 1-7 Room 1
When displaying this prompt, the controller "bubbles" the lights on
stages 1-7 and then displays 1 or more lights continuously. At this
point, the stage 1 light represents sensor 1, Stage 2 light is sensor 2,
and so on. If you wish to use an average of sensors 1,2, and 3 for this
particular room, simply push the buttons for stages 1, 2, and 3 until
those 3 are lighted. You will be prompted for sensors for Display for
each of the Rooms selected in
"Number of Rooms"
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