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EXPERT PN110
4.6.2. Water Meter Calibration
This section shows how to set the fl ow per
pulse of the water meter. This rate can be
adjusted from 1 to 100 liters or gallons per
pulse.
1. Select:
» WATER
» 1. Water history
Water Consumption
Calib:
1gal/p
Min
1 Max
100
2. Press the UP-arrow key. The water fl ow
per pulse is displayed. *This parameter is only
accessible if the water meter is enabled in the Instal-
lation Setup (see section 4.4).
3. Set the water fl ow to the desired value.
4.6.3. Probe Assignment
This section explains how to assign tempera-
ture probes to some outputs of the controller
and the probes used to measure the average
temperature.
4.6.3.1.
Room Temperature
Probes
Most cooling outputs of the controller (fans,
stir fans, etc.) operate according to the aver-
age temperature in the room. The user must
choose what temperature probes are used to
measure this room temperature.
1. Select:
» AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
Ambient Temperature
Average:
74.4°F
Cur.SetP:
70.0°F
Pb1
On
Pb2
On
Pb3
On Pb4
Off
Pb5
Off Pb6
On
2. Press the down-arrow key to select the
desired probe. *Only the probes that have been
activated are displayed (section 4.7.1).
3. Select what probe(s) are used to measure
the average temperature in the room.
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EXPERT PN110 rev.23
4.6.3.2.
Output Probes
Each heater, inlet, cooling & 0-10V output
operates according to the average reading of
chosen temperature probes.
1. Select:
» PROBE SETTINGS*
» Select the desired output:
Heater 1-3;**
Brooder heat;**
0-10V Outputs 1-2**
Inlet**
Curtains 1-2**
Cooling**
* A password is required to access this menu (sec.
4.2).
**Only the outputs that are enabled in the Installa-
tion Setup menu are available (see sec. 4.5).
Output 1 Probes
123456
2. Select what probe(s) are used to control
the selected output. *Only the probes that have
been activated are displayed (section 4.7.1).
4.6.4. Relay Assignment
The EXPERT-PN110 can control up to 14 ON-
OFF relay outputs and 2 variable outputs. The
mapping between the stages and the relays
must be determined by the user.
Note that relay assignment can only be
made by the installer (sec 4.2).
The relays with a mark below are assigned to
the selected output. Use the up and down-
arrow keys to scroll the display. The fi rst num-
ber above the relay numbers stands as the
fi rst number of the relay. In the example be-
low, relays 1 and 3 are assigned to Heater 1.
Heater 1 Relays
0
1
12345678901234
Pressing the down-arrow key directly
goes to the last relay and pressing the
up-arrow key returns to the fi rst relay.
This makes it easier to step through
the relays.
A template is available at the end of
this manual to write down your selec-
tion of relays.
4.6.4.1.
Heater Relays
1. Select:
» RELAY SETTINGS*
» 1. Heaters
» Select the desired heater (regular or Hi-
Fire heater)
*A password is required to access this menu (sec.
4.2).
Heater 1 Relays
0
1
12345678901234
2. Put a check mark to identify the relay(s)
used by the selected heating stage.
3. Proceed in similar fashion to assign relays
to each heating stage in use.
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