Programming The Digital Control Panel

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1 Programming The Digital Control Panel The ALL digital control panel Our digital control panel has been developed especially for the poultry industry, with robust buttons and large clear LCD screens. Note: One digital control panel is required per poultry house. Understanding the control panel

2 Using the control panel / setting up the programme Ensure the unit is turned on and the system is ready. Step 1 / Set the clock Time/Set (button) Press and hold until the button turns green and the LCD time display flashes Adjust with the Adjust Features dial First set the hour then repeat for the minutes don t forget to PRESS/SET Step 2 / Set Programme Timer A / Level (Button) Note: These TIMER A/B/C/D Buttons have two key features as follows below: (Timers can also be turned off this is a special third

3 feature see notes below) If you ve made an error simply wait (self-cancel) or Press the Adjust settings dial PRESS to SET and escape Press & Hold Button will turn green (Press and hold for 3 seconds) button will activate (turn green) LCD screen corresponding TIMER A,B,C,D digits will flash on the lower LCD screen Set the programme times as follows / Example TIMER A Top digits ON Time (start) Hour & Minutes set with Adjust Settings PRESS to SET Lower digits OFF Time (finish) Hour & Minutes set with Adjust Settings PRESS to SET 00 (Light level) Bottom left of LCD screen Required light level (power) set with Adjust Settings PRESS to SET 0.0 (Dusk/Dawn) Fade rate Adjust the fade rate of the lights On/OFF set with Adjust Settings PRESS to SET HO = instant light (no fade) // 0 = 10 second (soft instant) // 1-60 minutes fade adjustable Quick Press Button will turn green (Press quickly) Button will activate (turn green) USE ONLY WHEN PROGRAME IS SET Light Level will flash 00 Bottom of LCD screen (bottom left). This allows for easy adjustment of the light level, without having to enter the above programme settings

4 Your unit is now set If more programmes are required, repeat above process using TIMER Level button B,C,D Notes LIGHT LEVEL This is controlled via adjusting the power level (% percentage of power) being supplied to the lighting units. TURN TIMER OFF A timer can be turned off if not required. PRESS & HOLD the TIMER (Button) for 3 seconds then PRESS & HOLD again for another 3 seconds / Display shows:. LIGHT LEVEL Each TIMER can be set with its own light level and fade rate TIMER PRIORITY Order sequencer: B overrides A // C override B // D overrides C Example:

5 Timer A ON OFF % Light (power) Timer B ON OFF % Light (power) TIMER/B overrides TIMER/A then switches back to TIMER/A FADE RATE Dusk-Dawn The system uses the FADE-RATE setting of the next available programme Example: TIMER A ON OFF 23.00pm set at a 10 min faderate (10 mins at / 10 mins at 23,00) TIMER B ON OFF 14.00pm set at a 2minute faderate (2 min s at / 10 min s at 14.00) REMOTE TIMER Must have a voltage free contact signal (make or break type). Only 1 x light level setting is available using a remote timer. A remote timer will override all other TIMER settings on the panel BUT only during a make (signal contact) / not a break (no signal) Ensure the control TIMERS (A,B,C,D) are not conflicting with the remote timer OFF periods (recommend the TIMER OFF position). The Light Level & Fade rated is set via TIMER/D by using the Light Level and Fade Rate settings (It by-passes any set time)

6 MEMORY Battery Back-up, the system retains the time & programmes in the event of power-cut (require replacing every 2/3 years approx) LIGHTING LANES 4 lighting lanes as standard, for sheds with less lighting lanes please simply ignore the lighting lanes buttons that are not required. The system assumes off for any times periods that are not selected. The PSU housing is fitted with an Isolation Switch (the unit will turn off when opened). Mains Power should be connected to the isolation switch on installation. This control panel, PSU housing & lighting units, should never be opened without switching off the mains power supply. Lighting units remain on stand-by mode when turned off via the control panel (ALL SETTINGS) system remains LIVE. We would recommend that appropriate power protection is fitted on installation, to protect the control board and other installed equipment from any possible power surges or component failures.