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g. To Time: latest time to allow stir fan
operation by program A (24 hour or
military format applies).
2. Program B operates on a temperature
difference between two different sensors. It
can even out house temperatures if there are
colder and warmer regions.
a. Temperature Differential to Operate
:
this is the temperature difference between
the two selected temperature sensors at
which stir fans on Program B operate.
b. Differential Between Sensor Number
:
select the first sensor to be used to
measure the temperature difference.
c. Differential Between Sensor Number
:
select the second sensor to be used to
measure the temperature difference.
d. Cycle On Time
: stir fans Program B,
cycle timer on time.
e. Cycle Off Time: stir fans Program B,
cycle timer off time.
f. From Level
: minimum level to operate
program B.
g. To Level
: maximum level to operate
program B.
h. From Time
: earliest time to allow stir fan
operation by program B (24 hour or
military time format applies).
i. To Time
: latest time to allow stir fan
operation by program B (24 hour or
military format applies).
3. Program C is normally used to run stir fans
that recapture heat from the ceiling.
a. Differential Below Target to Operate
:
temperature below target temperature at
which these fans can operate. You can
enter a negative temperature by pressing
the +/- key after entering the number.
b. Cycle On Time
: stir fans Program D or E
respectively, cycle timer on time,
c. Cycle Off Time
: stir fans Program D or E
respectively, cycle timer off time.
d. From Level:
minimum level to operate
program C stir fans.
e. To Level
: maximum level to operate
program C stir fans.
f. From Time
: earliest time to allow stir fan
operation by program C (24 hour or
military time applies).
g. To Time
: latest time to allow stir fan
operation by program C (24 hour or
military time applies).
4. Programs D and E are general purpose with
identical parameters.
a. Cycle on Time
: stir fans Program D or E
respectively, cycle timer on time.
b. Cycle Off Time: stir fans Program D or E
respectively, cycle timer off time.
c. From Level
: minimum level to operate
program D or E respectively.
d. To Level
: maximum level to operate program
D or E respectively.
e. From Time
: earliest time to allow stir fan
operation by program D or E respectively (24
hour or military time format applies).
f. To Time
: latest time to allow stir fan
operation by program D or E, respectively (24
hour or military format applies).
Light
Enter your light program in this menu. It has 50
lines and can accommodate very sophisticated light
programs.
If you simply want the lights on all the time,
just enter a 1 in the Day column (for growth day 1)
of the first line, and leave everything else blank.
Otherwise, to program more settings:
1. Enter growth day that applies to the particular
line. You can reuse the growth day on several
lines if you wish to have several on and off
times per day.
2. The Start time is the time that the sunrise for the
light dimmer starts and also the time that relays
programmed for lights turn on.
3. The End time is the time that the sunset for the
light dimmer ends. The Platinum Plus calculates
backwards from the time you entered to find the
start of the sunset. The light relays turn off at
this time.
4. If you have a light dimmer connected, enter the
target light settings in %. You may need to use
a light meter to determine the light levels that
correspond to these settings.
5. The light relay code can be reused and is 107
Light.
Help | Set Parameters
1. Sunrise Time (minutes)
: the length of time in
minutes the sunrise effect takes to move from
the present setting to the target setting.
2. Sunset Time (minutes)
: the length of time in
minutes the sunset effect takes to move from the
present setting to the previous setting, or to off.
3. Minimum Analog Voltage
: a calibration
quantity to set the zero % point for the light
dimmer control voltage.
4. Maximum Analog Voltage
: a calibration
quantity to set the 100% point for the light
dimmer control voltage.
5. Analog Output Channel
: the particular
channel of the analog output card being used to
control the slave light dimmer. Acceptable
channels are 1 through 7. Channel 8 is reserved
for variable speed fan use.
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