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17.3 Light Settings

TRIO can generate an alarm when lights go below a user-defined level.

 This function requires a light sensor. Refer to Mapping Devices, page 50.

1. Go to Control > Light > Settings and enable Light intensity alarm.

2. Define the minimum light intensity that lights must achieve. Below this level, TRIO generates an

alarm.

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Table of Contents5
Defining the CO2 Sensor62
Defining the Humidity Sensor63
Defining the Water Meter Sensor64
Heating Devices65
Defining the On/Off Heaters65
Defining the Variable Heaters66
Defining the Cooling Devices67
Inlets, Tunnel Doors, Outlets68
Defining the Inlets/Tunnel Doors68
Defining the Outlet69
Defining the same as Relays70
Defining the same as Analog Ports71
Defining the Timer72
Defining the Auxiliary Input73
Lighting Devices74
Defining the On/Off Lights74
Defining the Variable Lights75
Defining the Light Sensor76
Feeding Devices76
Defining the Auger Relays77
Defining the Auger Active Sensors78
Defining the Feeder Relays79
Defining the Feeder Active Sensors80
Defining the Silos80
Mapping the Silo Scales81
Configuring the Silo Scale82
Defining the Bird Scales87
Mapping the Bird Scales87
Calibrating the Bird Scales89
Testing the Bird Scale90
Defining the TRIO RPS91
Define the Sensor91
Static Pressure Calibration92
Flock Management95
Defining the General Settings95
Defining the Preferences95
Defining the Time/Date96
Defining the House Setting97
Flock Settings97
Defining the Flock Settings Parameters98
Defining House Modes99
Adjusting the Bird Count100
Tech Support Information101
Temperature Settings102
What Is the Temperature Curve102
Configuring the Temperature Curve103
Defining the Temperature Curve Parameters103
Defining Temperature Curve Settings104
Emergency Temperature Control104
Introduction to Ventilation105
Defining the Minimum and Maximum Ventilation105
Defining the Fans/Ventilation Scheme106
Basic Ventilation106
Extra Ventilation107
Tunnel Ventilation107
Minimum and Maximum Ventilation109
Building Structure Summary109
Defining Basic Ventilation110
Defining Dynamic Ventilation111
Ventilation by Weight113
How Does Ventilation by Weight Work113
Defining the Ventilation by Weight Parameters113
Adding a Curve114
Levels of Ventilation115
Configuring the Basic Ventilation Settings115
Basic Ventilation116
Defining Basic Ventilation116
Fan Options118
Minimum Ventilation Cycle118
Fans (Efficiency Fan)120
Fan Rotation122
Inlet and Curtain Ventilation123
Level Control124
Static Pressure Control125
Extra Ventilation127
Introduction to Extra Ventilation128
Defining Extra Ventilation128
Defining the Air Quality Parameters159
Defining the Air Quality Settings160
Timers162
Alarms163
Defining the Alarm Parameters163
Viewing the Alarms164
Defining the Auxiliary Alarms164
Sending a General Alarm165
History166
Climate and Air Quality166
Alarms and Events167
Water and Feed History168
Devices History169
Bird Weight History169
Resetting, Saving and Loading Settings, Updating Software171
Cold Start171
Saving or Loading the Settings172
Viewing the Log172
Updating the Software173
Appendix A: External Device Specifications174
Appendix B: Service Manual176
Maintenance176
Trouble Shooting177
Internet177
Electronic Components178
Spare Parts179
Preliminary Information179
TRIO 20 Container Spare Parts180
TRIO 20 Door Card Spare Parts182
TRIO 20 Main Container Spare Parts184
Additional Options187
Cards188
Door Cards188
Main Container Cards191
Appendix C: Trio Expansion193

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