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8.2.2 Feed Consumption per Drop
The following menus allow monitoring the feed consumption for each drop.
Select
4. Drop settings
• Select a drop
The following readings and parameters
are associated with the chosen drop and
must be set separately for drop bin in
use.
• Press the down-arrow key to display the
following menus:
Consumption today
Feed that has been sent to the selected
drop since the beginning of the day.
Used yesterday
Feed that has been sent to the selected drop yesterday.
Total consumption
Total amount of feed that has been sent to the selected drop since the begin-
ning of the batch.
Bin 1-4 consumption
Amount of feed that has been consumed from each bin, by the selected drop’s
feed court, since the beginning of the batch.
Main Menu
3.
Bin information
4.
Drop settings
Drop Settings
Exit: Press BACK
Change: Press Modify
Press to Select an item
Select Drop #
1
Status
On
# of animals
100
Animal age
18
Dosage (/day/animal)
37
Bin #
1
Blend Curve
1
Real animal weight
0
Dosage correction
0
Consumption today
20 kg
Used yesterday
53 kg
Total consumption
1150 kg
Bin 1 consumption
500 kg
Bin 2 consumption
250 kg
Bin 3 consumption
250 kg
Bin 4 consumption
150 kg
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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'
adjustment chapters.
2.5.1 Connections
• Connect the main controller and each of its external modules; set an identification
number for each module in use. Refer to the wiring diagram enclosed with this
manual to make the connections and to properly set the ID numbers.
LCT-1 scale’s load cell .................................................... ID #1
Relay panels.......................................................... ID #4 to 19
Bridge-A communication module ........................................ none
CDM-1 closed-loop control module (optional) .................... ID # 2-3
PSM-8 proximity switches module ........................... ID #20 to 44
• If a closed-loop feeding system is used, connect the CDM-1 module(s) along with
their inputs and outputs. Refer to the main controller’s wiring diagram.
Feeder motor
Proximity sensor
Safety limit switch
Toggle switch (This switch allows to manually stop the loop motor
without setting off an alarm).
• Connect up the desired devices to the relay panel(s). Refer to the relay panel’s
wiring diagram to connect the loads :
Bin auger (1-4)
Clock outputs (1-8)
Electric drops (1-96)
Fill auger motor (if used)
Flexible auger motors 1-2 (if used)
Mixer (if used)
Scale valve
• Connect the proximity switches to the PSM-8 modules (refer to the wiring diagram);
• Once all devices are properly connected, apply power to the whole system.
Worksheets are available at the end of this manual to write down the relays
and inputs’ assignment.