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- Page 1 BO-AIR CL AIR INLET CONTROL FOR NATURALLY VENTILATED HOUSES USER MANUAL BO-AIR-CL-G-EN02011...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents and Copyright/Disclaimer Table of contents About this manual............................ 1 1.1 Symbols and definitions ........................1 1.2 Customer service ..........................1 Safety instructions and warnings ......................2 2.1 Sound, independent alarm system ....................2 2.2 During use ............................2 2.3 Disposal............................ - Page 3 No part of this publication may be copied and/or published by photocopying or any other means whatsoever, without prior written permission from Stienen BE (www.stienen.com). We do not accept any liability for the contents of this manual and explicitly waive all implicit guarantees of merchantability or fitness for a certain use.
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Page 4: About This Manual
1. About this manual About this manual The manual is intended for the user of this device. It contains all the information necessary for operating and cleaning this product. Please read all information and instructions carefully before using the product. Symbols mark warnings, important notes, tips, etc. -
Page 5: Safety Instructions And Warnings
2. Safety instructions and warnings Safety instructions and warnings Read the general safety instructions in this chapter carefully before using the device. A certified installer must install the device and resolve any faults, in accordance with the applicable guidelines. If this product is installed and used in any other way, the warranty will not apply. -
Page 6: Introduction
Logging room temperature, current ventilation, curtain positions left/right and wind speed for graphical display on the BO-AIR CL Multiple control modes via LMN bus communication. The BO-AIR CL can be configured in four ways to send and receive additional data:... -
Page 7: Controls
, tunnel ventilation tunnel cooling Ridge ventilation is the main control in the BO-AIR CL controller. The temperature setpoint for this control is leading. All temperature setpoints for the other controls are calculated based on this set temperature. The ridge ventilation can be disabled. The curtain control then takes over and all temperatures are relative... -
Page 8: Curtain Control
4. Controls 4.5 Curtain control The BO-AIR CL can control two curtains (left and right). A motor controls the curtain position based on position feedback or time control. Position feedback is done with a potentiometer or using a voltage- or current-based feedback signal. With jumpers on the BP04 bottom board, you set the appropriate feedback signal. -
Page 9: Tunnel Ventilation Control
4. Controls The curtain control activates from an absolute temperature setpoint, with bandwidth, minimum and maximum curtain openings. A newly calculated curtain position is then sent to the BP04. The curtain mechanism ensures a smooth transition. When the user in time-based mode operates the motor control manually with the button on the housing, the position for the controller is unknown. -
Page 10: Wind And Rain Influences
4. Controls 4.8 Wind and rain influences Wind influences (wind speed and wind direction) can be enabled or disabled. If enabled, wind direction measurement is used to determine which side of the barn the wind is on. β We specified a neutral zone, in which the wind comes neither from the left nor from the right. -
Page 11: Outside Temperature Offsets
4. Controls Rain detection can be enabled or disabled separately. If the rain detection is enabled, the wind is on the left or right side of the barn and the wind force is higher than the wind speed entered, the respective curtain will be closed to its minimum position. -
Page 12: Operation
Fig. 1: BO-AIR CL screen layout Alarm icon. The colour indicates the alarm situation: No alarm active (icon colour is green and alarm bell is grey-green). An alarm is active (icon colour is red and alarm bell is white). -
Page 13: Changing Settings
5. Operation Depending on the set installer settings, the following appears: Wind direction, which can come from the left, right or neutral zone; Measured wind speed; When rain is detected, the rain cloud is highlighted; Outside temperature. 5.2 Changing settings Fig. -
Page 14: User Menu Settings
6. User menu settings User menu settings 6.1 Home screen Fig. 5: Home screen This chapter discusses all the settings visible in the user menu. The user menu can be accessed directly from the home screen. 6.2 24-hour overview Function ID: 1 After tapping this icon, a 24-hour graph of temperature, ventilation and additional control opens. -
Page 15: Ridge Ventilation
6. User menu settings 6.4 Ridge ventilation For functions 3 to 6, consider the following: If curve mode is enabled, the icon appears with a grey border. You cannot adjust this value directly now. Tapping this icon will automatically take you to the curve menu, where you can change these values. ... -
Page 16: Curtain Control
6. User menu settings 6.5 Curtain control For functions 7 to 10, consider the following: In curve mode, the icon appears with a grey border. You cannot adjust this value directly now. Tapping this icon will automatically take you to the curve menu, where you can change this value. ... -
Page 17: Tunnel Offset
6. User menu settings 6.6 Tunnel offset Function ID: 11 Input range: 0.0°C - 10.0°C Default value: 2.0 Setting the desired temperature offset relative to the temperature setpoint ridge + bandwidth ridge at which tunnel ventilation should start. 6.7 Circulation control Menu functions 22 to 25 are visible when ridge ventilation is disabled. -
Page 18: Cooling Offset
6. User menu settings 6.8 Cooling offset Function ID: 12 Input range: 0°C - 10.0°C Default value: 2.0 Setting the desired temperature offset relative to temperature setpoint ridge + bandwidth ridge + tunnel offset at which cooling starts. Cooling stops again beyond hysteresis. This icon appears only when cooling is activated in the installation menu. -
Page 19: Instruction Manual
6. User menu settings Left curtain position in manual mode Function ID: 16 Setting the desired position of the left curtain in manual mode (see above). This function appears only in manual operation mode. Manual mode right curtain Function ID: 17 Manually activating the right-hand curtain control. -
Page 20: Logging Into The Installer Menu
6. User menu settings 6.14 Logging into the installer menu Function ID: 21 Input range: + or - Logging in to access the installation menu. BO-AIR-CL-G-EN02011... -
Page 21: Curve Mode
7. Curve mode Curve mode 7.1 General The curves menu pop-up window shows the ventilation curve settings. Curve mode is enabled in the installer menu. In the user menu, tap the Curve menu item. The curve contains four breakpoints. For each breakpoint, you can adjust the temperature setpoint and ventilation values according to the age (in days) of the animals. -
Page 22: Curve Day
7. Curve mode 7.2 Curve Day Input range: 0 - 999 Selecting curve day for the following values. 7.3 Temperature setpoint Input range: 0.0°C - 50.0°C / 32.0°F - 122.0°F Setting the desired temperature on the specified curve day in that specific row. 7.4 Minimum ventilation Input range: 5% –... -
Page 23: Alarm Overview
As soon as the BO-AIR CL detects within 5 minutes that the alarm is still active or a new alarm situation occurs, the active alarm icon reappears and the alarm relay deenergizes again. - Page 24 BO-AIR CL configured to send data. If a control computer is configured to send data while another BO-AIR CL in the same time slot is also sending data, an alarm is raised on both control computers. The user must then intervene to solve the problem.
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