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Rooster™ Monitor100 USER MANUAL

 

 

 

 

 

  

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This is proprietary information of Degree Controls Inc., contents are protected under US copyright laws © Degree 
Controls, Inc. 2020. 

 

High Performance Airflow Monitor

 

with Full-Color Touch Screen Display 
Version 1.04

 

 

Complete Kit includes: 

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Alarm Module 

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Choice of Sensor Type 

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Power Supply 

 

Summary of Contents for Rooster Monitor100

Page 1: ...Manual This is proprietary information of Degree Controls Inc contents are protected under US copyright laws Degree Controls Inc 2020 High Performance Airflow Monitor with Full Color Touch Screen Display Version 1 04 Complete Kit includes o Alarm Module o Choice of Sensor Type o Power Supply ...

Page 2: ...idewall Sensor 14 Single Walled Cabinet 14 Dual Walled Cabinet 16 Inline Sensor 17 Boot Up Procedure 18 Access Tier Privileges USER EH S CERTIFIER 19 Set Change Passwords 20 Calibration Procedure 20 Calibration Troubleshooting 22 Alarm Threshold Configuration 23 Alarm Troubleshooting 23 Alarm Controls 24 Night SetBack 24 Alarm Ringback 24 Alarm Delay 25 Startup Delay 26 Latch Alarm 26 Alarm Tone S...

Page 3: ...le to save setup time and ensure consistency among all RoosterTM Monitor100s in your facility The RoosterTM Monitor100 is the first airflow alarm monitor that allows USB based plug and play firmware upgrades to keep your product current and operating to the latest standards This manual will guide you through installation calibration procedures firmware upgrades alarm control settings and the full ...

Page 4: ...our format Home Settings System Date Time Date Time Settings KEYPAD AND BUTTON SOUNDS Users may toggle keypad and button beep sounds on and off Home Settings System Alarms Sound Key Beep DEVICE VOLUME Users can toggle through low medium or high alarm volumes If logged in as EH S or Certifier a global minimum volume threshold can be set This restricts a standard user from setting an alarm volume to...

Page 5: ... features Home Settings System Advanced Change Passwords USB INTERFACE FOR UPGRADES DATA EXPORT SETTINGS IMPORT EXPORT Firmware upgrades can be installed on site via USB flash drive See the USB Field Upgrade section of this manual for more information Users can export the event log in csv format to a USB thumb drive RoosterTM settings can be saved to a USB thumb drive for future use or for downloa...

Page 6: ...lay Settings Ringback BACKLIGHT DIMMING Users can toggle the brightness setting as well as the brightness of the screen when set to dim A time before dim option is available that sets the screen to dim after a predetermined amount of time has expired Home Settings System Brightness AIRFLOW RESOLUTION EH S or Certifier users can select the units of measurement displayed for the resolution of air ve...

Page 7: ...Connection 8 pin polarized Phoenix Contact 2 position connectors will fit Not included 8 position orderable Part Number Phoenix Contact 1803633 2 position orderable Part Number Phoenix Contact 1803578 Input Connection 10 pin polarized Phoenix Contact 2 position connectors will fit Not included 10 position orderable Part Number Phoenix Contact 1803659 2 position orderable Part Number Phoenix Contac...

Page 8: ...on the RoosterTM Monitor100 have some pins deactivated as these are reserved for future Rooster TM models designed for more advanced control functionality o Output Connector Pins 5 8 o Input Connector Pins 7 10 Leave these pins non connected Alarm Module Size 82mm x 135mm x 19mm 3 2 x 5 3 x 0 7 without back plate LCD Display Area 57mm x 70mm 2 3 x 2 7 Airflow Velocity Range 30 2 000 fpm 0 15 10 0 ...

Page 9: ... respective positions 1 2 and 3 on the input connection block Note For implementation support or for users preferring to use a micro switch for sash alarm activation please contact Degree Controls Night Setback Input The RoosterTM Monitor100 allows the user to connect to a digital input dry contact on positions 5 6 of the Input Connector for Night Setback The purpose of the Night Setback input is ...

Page 10: ...ll ignore it Alarm Outputs The RoosterTM Monitor100 alarms for airflow and sash position The Alarm outputs are relay outputs available on the output connection of the display module I O polarity logic of outputs may be reversed as well See the I O Polarity menu of the Rooster Monitor100 Mechanical Information Alarm Module Figure 2 Alarm Module with Wall Mount Back Plate ...

Page 11: ...Rooster Monitor100 USER MANUAL Rooster Monitor100 USER MANUAL 62310MN000 A04 11 of 33 Probe Sensor Figure 3 Probe Sensor Sidewall Sensor Figure 4 Sidewall Sensor Inline Sensor Figure 5 Inline Sensor ...

Page 12: ... on the wall or cabinet surface and is secured by self tapping screws or industrial Velcro Sensor and control wiring access is at the back while access for power in from the wall mount power supply is at the bottom of the back plate 2 Semi Flush This back plate sits partially inside a standard electrical gang box allowing the RoosterTM to be recessed and sit approximately 15mm 0 6 proud of the mou...

Page 13: ...other optional connections to the alarm module 7 Align top of alarm module with tabs on back plate and secure in place with captive screw at bottom of alarm module Figure 7 Wall Mount Back Plate Mounting Figure 8 Semi Flush Back Plate Mounting Probe Sensor The Probe sensor should be located in the duct system in the best laminar stable flow possible The sensor should be placed at least two duct di...

Page 14: ...s preferable to measuring potentially heated dirty air in the exhaust duct The Sidewall sensor has a removable air screen which is washable and provides the sensor with a level of protection against tampering Single Walled Cabinet When an airflow channel only needs to pass through a single sheet metal panel the single wall installation method is required This is most typical when the Sidewall sens...

Page 15: ...Figure 11 Sidewall Sensor on Single Walled Cabinet Figure 12 Sidewall Sensor Mounting Single Walled Cabinet Figure 13 Sidewall Sensor Mounting Dimensions Self tapping mounting screw Extends through wall no ducting needed RJ11 connection to RoosterTM Monitor100 10 16 x 1 self drill screw ...

Page 16: ... Sidewall sensor is mounted on the side but there are two sheet metal walls for the air flow to travel through In both of these scenarios the Sidewall sensor will need to be installed according to the dual walled method depicted in the diagram below The dual walled solution simply involves the use of the supplied PVC tubing and end cap Figure 14 Sidewall Sensor on Dual Walled Cabinet Figure 15 Sid...

Page 17: ...cent years In addition in some installations the equipment manager may require a sensor installation where tampering is prevented by moving the sensor assembly out of sight and away from any tool access For this reason the RoosterTM can be ordered with an inline sensor which is quickly connected by splicing into the existing flow tube being used by another monitor The suggested installation proced...

Page 18: ...rocedure has completed the Home screen will appear with two system buttons and an Uncalibrated message on the yellow status banner across the screen Before performing a first time calibration of your unit you will need to setup password protected access tiers for advanced system functions Calibration requires a Certifier passcode This is explained in the Access Tier Privileges section below The Ro...

Page 19: ...t Alarm Volume None Set Minimum Alarm Volume Threshold superceded by Alarm Tones Settings EH S Certifier Alarm Ringback Setting EH S Certifier Alarm Delay Setting EH S Certifier Startup Delay Setting EH S Certifier Alarm Latching Setting EH S Certifier Alarm Tones Settings EH S Certifier Mute Live Alarm None Perform Calibration Certifier Set Asset Tag EH S Set Time Clock Format EH S Certifier Impo...

Page 20: ...ating your unit you must first make sure that the system clock and date are accurate because the RoosterTM saves the date and time of calibration for quick referencing Follow the path below and set an accurate date and time you may choose to set the clock in 12 or 24 hour format Home Settings System Date Time Date Time Settings 2 Navigate to the Calibration screen by following this path Home Setti...

Page 21: ...for Sidewall instructions above 7 Wait until the Airflow Stability indicator is constant then select Continue to initiate the calibration When the progress bar has filled up completely you will be prompted to enter the current low airflow velocity Press Enter to proceed 8 When air velocity is at normal operating levels wait until the Airflow Stability indicator is constant then select Continue to ...

Page 22: ...ocity settings First consider the possibility of a typographical error and try to perform the sequence again Verify that the correct values have been entered and that there is a minimum 20 difference between them 3 Turbulence The RoosterTM Monitor100 has an Allowed Turbulence setting available to users who are having difficulty finding a sensor location with stable airflow Although uncommon this c...

Page 23: ...k mode may be entered First define an alarm trip point and an alarm clear point The alarm trip point is the air velocity value that will trigger an alarm The alarm clear point is the air velocity value that will clear an alarm state Once thresholds are assigned for Night Setback the alarm may be set as Audible or Muted in the alarm controls menu Home Settings System Alarms Sound Alarm Controls Nig...

Page 24: ...rity of the NSB input set as normally open Night SetBack Modes Definition Audible Enters Night Setback mode whenever relay is closed and audibly triggers an alarm when airflow drops below the NSB trip point To adjust Night Setback alarm thresholds navigate to Home Settings Thresholds Adjust Thresholds Muted Enters Night Setback mode whenever relay is closed and triggers a muted alarm when airflow ...

Page 25: ...dibly after 10 minutes if the unit is still in an active alarm state 60min A muted alarm will ringback audibly after 60 minutes if the unit is still in an active alarm state Alarm Delay To prevent nuisance alarms or premature recoveries users can define the amount of time that the RoosterTM Monitor100 has to achieve continuous safe velocity readings before the alarm state clears and continuous uns...

Page 26: ...power up 5 min Alarm is paused for 5 minutes on power up Latch Alarm Alarm latching indicates that an alarm state was triggered even if the device is no longer in an active alarm state This could occur when a user has stepped away from the workstation When latching is On a yellow banner will display beneath the velocity and temperature readings on the home screen to indicate that a low airflow eve...

Page 27: ...s is adjusted via the left and right arrows Actual screen brightness adjusts immediately as the setting is changed Pressing the Enter button will save the brightness setting and Cancel will leave the setting unchanged A timer is reset each time the screen is pressed If that timer reaches the Auto Dim Time value the screen will dim When the screen is pressed again the screen will return to its orig...

Page 28: ...tings Airflow Resolution Airflow Resolution Definition 1 fpm Displayed units in FPM are rounded to 1 fpm This is the default setting 2 fpm Displayed units in FPM are rounded to 2 fpm 5 fpm Displayed units in FPM are rounded to 5 fpm 01 m s Displayed units in m s are rounded to 01 m s This is the default setting 02 m s Displayed units in m s are rounded to 02 m s 05 m s Displayed units in m s are r...

Page 29: ...or Export EEPROM option Home Settings System Advanced Import Export Event Log The RoosterTM logs the date and time of alarms and alarm recovery as well as system boot time to its internal SD card Users can export the event log in csv format to a USB thumb drive Simply plug a USB thumb drive into the RoosterTM and select Export Event Log from the Advanced menu Users also have a selection to delete ...

Page 30: ...corrupted and the device may become nonfunctional Contact Degree Controls if your RoosterTM is inoperative as a result of an interruption during the firmware update procedure Soft Reboot Procedure to Upgrade Rooster TM Monitor100 Operating System Soft Reboot does not apply to hardware sold before March 1 2020 Procedure 1 Insert USB thumb drive into left side of RoosterTM Monitor100 2 Depress and h...

Page 31: ...e information listed next to firmware should have changed to the most current build If this is not the case repeat the upgrade procedure Factory Reset Procedure The Factory Reset will return the RoosterTM Monitor100 to its default alarm input output settings Time and date will be preserved The factory Reset Procedure can be done at any time upon system reset to restore default settings and passwor...

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Page 33: ...tured by DegreeC Such parts components or products may be warranted by third parties on a pass through basis The foregoing remedies shall not apply to any product failure caused in whole or in part by i Buyer s failure to operate maintain or service the products in accordance with DegreeC s documentation ii any alteration modification or repair made to the products other than by DegreeC or iii use...

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