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Protection Rating | IP65 |
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Measurement Range | 0.1 to 2000 l/min |
Output | 4-20 mA |
Power Supply | 24 VDC |
Operating Temperature | 0-50°C |
Describes the physical components of the milk meter, its size, and maintenance.
Details the computer terminal aspect of the control panel, its display windows, and compactness.
Explains the controller's role, housing the PCB and connecting cables.
Details the sequence of events when the milk meters are powered on and cow identification.
Describes the information displayed on the control panel's LCD fields.
Explains cow identification, the cow number field, and the meaning of various codes.
Explains the function of Start, Stop, ACR, and Pre-Milking Stimulation keys.
Describes the function of green and red parlor alarms and their activation situations.
Describes how Afiflo displays data in LCD rows, including expected yield, conductivity, breeding, and feed data.
Details how milkers and herd managers can send messages from the milking stall to the computer.
Explains how to adjust display backlighting and contrast for better readability.
Describes how to control automated parlor and milking stall gates using specific keys.
Explains the milk meter's data memory storage and its behavior during power failures.
Explains the meaning of flashing lines in the lower-left field indicating pulsation and strip status.
Lists safety warnings for chemicals and recommendations for detergent usage.
Outlines general conditions and instructions for the milk meter cleaning cycle.
Details the detergent wash and acid wash procedures for cleaning the milk meter.
Explains the automatic delay schedule and operation pattern during cleaning mode.
Illustrates and describes the three main parts and internal components of the milk meter body.
Provides instructions and illustrations for annual replacement of specific silicone and rubber components.
Explains the purpose, mounting, and operation of the fat sampler for milk sampling regulations.
Explains that error messages appear with flashing red lights and alert to operational faults.
Details E01 (overload), E02 (stuck valve), and E03 (communication) error messages.
Lists additional error messages for software version 19.01 and their causes.
Advises verifying default parameter values if a milk meter is suspected of malfunctioning.
Lists additional functions like cluster level toggling and parallel parlor features.
Explains how the meter controls cluster position and how to toggle it.
Describes the feature for automatic cluster lowering in parallel parlors for cow treatment.
Explains setting a specific pulsation ratio for the start of the milking phase.
Details the feature that reduces overmilking by halving the removal delay time.