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Configuring the control stages
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
Cool
– the relay controls a cooling element and switches on when the temperature rises above
the
temperature set point
. An example of a cooling element is a single-speed fan. Temperature-
based duty cycles are also included in this configuration.

Curtain
– the relay controls a cooling element called a curtain machine. Curtains require one
relay for opening and one for closing.

Duty Cycle
(time-based) – the relay controls an element that operates for specific durations (
on
duration
and
off duration
) during certain hours of the day. An example of a time-based duty
cycle element could be a feed auger.

Timed Event
– the relay controls an element that switches ON or OFF at certain hours of the
day, regardless of the temperature or other conditions. An example of a timed event element
could be lights.
Variable DC outputs
If you have a Variable DC Expansion Kit installed in the Supra, you can configure an additional four
variable stages. The variable 0 to 10 VDC outputs have the same options as the normal variable
stages.
For more information about the expansion kit, read
Variable DC Expansion Kit
on page 12.
Slave units
If you have Single-Phase Slave (PSU-20) units connected to the Supra, you do not need to configure
any additional items. When a PSU-20 is connected to variable stage 3 (
VR3
), it follows the
configuration and settings for variable stage 3. When connected to variable stage 4 (
VR4
), it follows
stage 4.
For more information about Single-Phase Slaves, read
Slave units
on page 11.
Configuring variable stages
The four variable stages (
VAR1
to
VAR4
) control elements that operate with gradually increasing
voltage, such as variable speed fans, or gradually decreasing voltage, such as heat mats.
In
crea
sed
s
peed
Increase voltage
Variable-speed fan example
Dec
rea
sed
h
ea
t
Decrease voltage
Heat mat example
Temp
era
tu
re
Temp
era
tu
re
Increase voltage