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1. Global Alarm Delay: alarms without a
separate alarm delay, use this global delay
before signaling the alarm.
2. Sensor Alarm:
a. Sensor Low Temperature Range: sets
the minimum reading a sensor may have
to be considered a valid sensor reading.
Sensor readings below this are rejected.
There is no alarm
generated for this.
b. Sensor High Temperature Range: sets
the maximum reading a sensor may have
to be considered a valid sensor reading.
Sensor readings above this are rejected.
This does not apply to the special
designation of Circuit Breaker Sensor.
There is no alarm
generated for this.
c. Sensor Alarm-Differential From Low
Alarm: individual active growth area
sensors alarm if they read this much or
more below the Control, Temperature
Curve, Low Alarm Temperature.
d. Sensor Alarm-Differential From High
Alarm: individual active growth area
sensors alarm if they read this much or
more above the Control, Temperature
Curve, High Alarm Temperature.
3. Alarm Test
a. Alarm Test At Time
: schedule an alarm
test at a particular time.
b. Alarm Test At Day
: choose from Daily
or a particular day of the week for the
scheduled alarm. You can choose this to
precede a weekly generator test by a brief
period.
c. Alarm Test Duration
: choose a specific
duration for the Alarm Test.
4. Feeder Overtime Alarm
a. Feeder Overtime Delay
: set the
maximum auger run time for your cross
fill system. If you have a monitor
connected to the digital inputs
programmed as Feeder-1 Overtime
or
Feeder-2 Overtime
the Platinum Plus will
alarm after this delay.
b. Feeder Off During Overtime
: choose
whether to shut the feed systems off after
a feeder overtime alarm. If you choose
Yes, the feed system will turn off, and not
resume until you Reset Alarm in the
Management Menu.
Advanced Alarms Section
5. Feed Alarms
a. Allow Feed Alarms From
: this is the
earliest feed alarms are allowed each day.
b. Allow Feed Alarms To
: this is the latest
feed alarms are allowed each day.
6. Water Overflow Alarm
a. Overflow According to Light Table
: if you
choose yes, you can set separate overflow
alarms for when the lights are out below.
b. First Day Curve For Overflow
: you can
automatically have overflow alarm limits
change. Program the growth day to start
changing the water alarms
c. Overflow At First Day
: set the maximum
water flow on a per minute basis for the
growth day specified.
d. Last Day Curve For Overflow
: set the
growth day at which you want to achieve the
maximum over water overflow limit.
e. Last Day Curve for Overflow
: set the water
flow rate for the overflow alarm from the last
day curve and forward.
f. Overflow At Dark
: set the lights out
maximum water flow rate.
g. Overflow Alarm Delay (minutes)
: set the
length of time to signal an alarm in the event
of water overflow.
h. Extra Delay At Light Start (minutes)
: often
birds will consume water at a large rate when
the lights first turn on. This delay makes the
controller ignore overflow alarms until after
this time.
7. Water Shortage Alarm:
a. Allow Water Shortage Alarm From
:
earliest time each day a water shortage alarm
is allowed.
b. Allow Water Shortage Alarm To
: latest
time each day a water shortage alarm is
allowed.
c. Shortage During Lights Out
: select whether
to ignore water shortage alarms while the
lights are out.
d. Quantity for Shortage (per minute)
: set the
minimum water flow rate. Flow rates below
this will trigger shortage alarms.
e. Shortage Alarm Delay (minutes)
: set the
length of time to delay in the event of a water
shortage. Default is 60 minutes.
8. Bird Scales Alarm
a. Allow Bird Scale Alarm From
: this is the
earliest time each day a bird scale alarm is
accepted.
b. Allow Bird Scale Alarm To
: this is the latest
time each day a bird scale alarm is accepted.
9. Auxiliary Alarms
a. Related Relay for Auxiliary Alarm 1..4
:
you can choose a related relay for the
auxiliary alarms connected to the digital
inputs. For example, you may have a sail
switch on a fan which must operate whenever
the fan runs. It is not necessary to have a
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