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SUPER-Selector

 

PT Control

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Programming the SUPER-Selector PT

The SUPER-Selector PT front panel is divided into different areas to clarify the 
types of programming required. Each of the following must be properly set.

1. Setting stage temperatures, timers, and alarm limits.

2. Assigning the stage at which each output will be activated.

3. Assigning the stage that the control will go from power ventilation mode to tun-

nel ventilation mode.

Setting Stage Temperatures, etc.

The master selector determines what information is to appear in the display window. 
The edit switch is used to change that setting. When the master selector is pointing 
toward the stage setting switch or the sensor selector switch, those switches 
determine what is shown in the display.

Stage #1 Timer

All outputs (except AUX-A and AUX-B) will time ON and OFF with the STAGE 
#1 timer if the output knob is pointing towards 1. Above STAGE #1 the output will 
be on steady as with a thermostat override.

The ON and OFF timers are in seconds and can be adjusted from 0 to 2000. The 
appropriate amount of time to program depends on bird age, litter condition, and the 
number of fans assigned to stage 1

Aux Stage #1 Timer

The AUX STAGE #1 TIMER applies to the AUX A and AUX B outputs. If an 
AUX A or AUX B output is set on 1, it will turn on and off per the AUX STAGE #1 
TIMER settings when the temperature is below stage #1, and on constantly for 
temperatures at or above stage #1.

Outputs I and J are also affected by the AUX STAGE #1 TIMER in a different 
manner intended for running cooling pads or foggers through a timer. For instance, 
if Output I were set on 7, it would be off below stage #7 and ON and OFF per the 
AUX STAGE #1 TIMER at or above STAGE #7.

The AUX STAGE #1 TIMER ON and OFF time can be set between 0 and 2000 
seconds. If Output I and/or Output J are not to be timed, set the AUX TIMER OFF 
TIME to 0 with the on time set to any number other than 0.

GREEN - NORMAL

0

SET

3

2

5

6

RED - EDIT

ON TIME

OFF TIME

ON TIME

OFF TIME

LOW ALARM TEMP

HIGH ALARM TEMP

READ SENSOR

8

FAILED

SENSOR

6

5

OFFSETS

TEMPERATURE

9

8

7

SET

POINT

TEMP

AUX

3

2

STAGES

H1

H2

1

ALARM

4

10

STAGE #1 TIMER

TIMER

1

7

CONTROL SENSOR

STAGE #1

4

DISPLAY WINDOW

MASTER SELECTOR

STAGE SETTING

SENSOR SELECTOR

EDIT SWITCH

MV1041-2 10/96

Set Point

Whenever

Backups

Is Changed

Reset

Summary of Contents for SUPER-Selector PT 40866

Page 1: ...OINT READ SENSOR FAILED SENSOR CHORE TIME EQUIPMENT P O BOX 2000 MILFORD INDIANA 46542 2000 SET POWER OUTPUTS ARE OFF IN TUNNEL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GREEN NORMAL RED EDIT ON TIME OFF TIME STAGE 1 TIMER H1...

Page 2: ...ring issues CE is required only on equipment sold in Europe Chore Time Equipment recognizes CE Mark and pursues compliance in all applicable products Fill in the CE Mark serial number in the blank spa...

Page 3: ...ance instructions specifically state otherwise Ground all electrical equipment for safety All electrical wiring must be done by a qualified electrician in accordance with local and national electric c...

Page 4: ...te amount of time to program depends on bird age litter condition and the number of fans assigned to stage 1 Aux Stage 1 Timer The AUX STAGE 1 TIMER applies to the AUX A and AUX B outputs If an AUX A...

Page 5: ...rol will continue operating in that mode Replacing the sensor or simply changing the CONTROL SENSOR to a good sensor position will return the control to automatic operation Set Point The set point des...

Page 6: ...ode at a time power or tunnel These relays can be used to create special functions If it is desired to have the tunnel curtain s opening governed by static pressure while in tunnel mode the tunnel out...

Page 7: ...uts A thru H except that they are routed through the AUX TIMER This feature is intended for foggers or cooling pads where it is desired to run them with a timer above the stage temperature If timing o...

Page 8: ...ransitions Power to Tunnel It is important that the sensor chosen to be the control sensor is located in a position where the temperature does not decrease very much during the process of converting f...

Page 9: ...ever Set Point Telling the Control the number of sensors installed 1 Set the master selector switch to the unlabeled position The display window will show do not attempt to edit the display while is d...

Page 10: ...255 3 The display window will now show the temperature being read by the sensor selected by the sensor selector 4 Use the edit switch to change the reading to be the temperature shown by the cali bra...

Page 11: ...ully realize the benefits of staging fans while in power ventilation mode Wiring the System Chore Time recommends limiting the load for each relay to 1 H P This is to help insure years of trouble free...

Page 12: ...up system Obviously if the SUPER Selector PT alarm output is not functional it would be unable to send an appropriate signal to an alarm or other backup device s The only possible useful output of a n...

Page 13: ...n one output with a single thermostat it is necessary to add a relay contact for each output backed up and drive the relay coil s from a single thermostat The figure below reflects a control with two...

Page 14: ...ODE POWER MODE CLOSE TUNNEL CURTAIN IN K OUT IN M OUT IN IN OUT L OUT AUX IN A1 OUT N OUT A2 OUT IN A1 IN OUT B2 IN OUT B1 C OUT IN D OUT IN IN A2 OUT IN B1 OUT AUX AUX AUX HEAT OUT A IN OUT B2 IN B H...

Page 15: ...UX AUX 4 8 4 5 4 4 4 7 4 9 4 9 4 9 4 9 4 6 A1 IN A2 IN OUT B1 IN OUT OUT IN C IN OUT B2 IN OUT E OUT IN F IN OUT IN OUT OUT I H IN OUT OUT IN IN J G D 8 16 SENSOR 3 8 5 2526 357 8 12 8 10 8 11 8 9 4 3...

Page 16: ...T A1 A2 B1 IN IN OUT IN OUT OUT C B2 D E IN IN IN OUT OUT OUT IN AUX B1 AUX B2 IN OUT IN OUT A HEAT IN OUT B HEAT IN OUT SENSOR 4 SENSOR 3 2526 357 F H G IN IN IN OUT OUT IN OUT J SENSOR 5 2526 358 SE...

Page 17: ...or PT Internal Wiring Diagram sheet 3 of 4 TUNNEL TUNNEL CURTAIN CLOSE CURTAIN TUNNEL OPEN 50 60 HZ CONTROL SENSOR 2526 356 1 SENSOR 2 IN OUT OUT MODE IN POWER MODE INPUT OUT OUT ALARM IN IN L2 OUT IN...

Page 18: ...B1 A2 OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT IN IN B2 A B HEAT HEAT 2526 357 SENSOR 3 SENSOR 4 OUT OUT OUT AUX OUT 2 9 1 1 1 9 3 7 3 9 2 9 2 7 2 7 2 9 2 9 2 8 B1 A2 A1 IN IN IN OUT OUT OUT 2 8 2 9 B2 C D F E I H J SENSO...

Page 19: ...F ON F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OFF ON G 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OFF ON H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OFF ON I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OFF ON J AUX A 2 HP AUX B 2 HP K L M N SET POINT READ SENSOR FAILED SENSOR CHORE TIME EQUIPMEN...

Page 20: ...e Time distributor or representative for additional parts and information Chore Time Equipment A Division of CTB Inc P O Box 2000 Milford Indiana 46542 2000 U S A Phone 219 658 4101 E Mail ctb ctbinc...

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