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IntelliTek
General introduction
i
1. General introduction .................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Documentation ............................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 How to use this manual .................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Fancom Sales & Service Center..................................................................................................... 1
2. Functions and Screen layout..................................................................................................................... 2
2.1 Functions of the TouchTek Box...................................................................................................... 2
2.2 Screen layout start.......................................................................................................................... 2
3. Configuring basic settings ........................................................................................................................ 5
3.1 Calibrate dispenser individually...................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Is the section for a “dynamic” or “static” group of sows? ................................................................ 6
3.2.1 Configure the TouchTek Box as “dynamic group” .................................................................. 7
3.2.2 Configure the TouchTek Box as “static group” ....................................................................... 8
3.3 Will all sows of this section have the same feed-profile?................................................................ 9
3.3.1 Configure the TouchTek Box as “individual feed-profiles”...................................................... 9
3.3.2 Configure the TouchTek Box as “section-wide feed-profiles” ............................................... 10
4. Daily management.................................................................................................................................... 11
4.1 Register sows to the TouchTek Box............................................................................................. 11
4.2 Add “anonym” sows at the TouchTek Box .................................................................................... 11
4.3 Unregister sows from the TouchTek Box (section)....................................................................... 12
4.3.1 Unregister sows at PC or MILAN-Touch Handheld.............................................................. 12
4.3.2 Unregister sows at the TouchTek Box ................................................................................. 12
4.4 Alarmlist –take care of sows that didn’t eat!................................................................................. 13
4.5 Setting the “stadium” and “stadium-day” of all sows in the section............................................... 14
4.6 Assigning a “Feed-profile” to all sows within the section .............................................................. 14
4.7 Setting the Feed-profile “0: Standard” .......................................................................................... 15
4.8 Confirm the clearance of the selection-pen at the TouchTek Box ................................................ 15
4.9 working plan ................................................................................................................................. 16
5. Device adjustments.................................................................................................................................. 17
5.1 Select the mode of the IntelliTek stations..................................................................................... 17
5.2 Switch ON/OFF the DryTek substance dispenser........................................................................ 17
5.3 Switch ON/OFF the ColorTek color marking unit.......................................................................... 17
6. Device alarm ............................................................................................................................................. 19
IntelliTek
General introduction
1
This manual has been put together with the utmost care. If, however, you should discover an error, please inform
Fancom B.V.
The documentation consists of the following manuals:
IntelliTek Installation manual
IntelliTek System overview manual
IntelliTek TouchTek Box manual
IntelliTek TouchTek PC + Server manual
Milan-Touch handheld manual
Please read these manuals in this order. The IntelliTek Installation manual is relevant for installation staff and not
relevant for the end-users.
The following symbols are used in this manual:
Tips and suggestions.
Note providing recommendations and additional information.
Warning indicating damage to the product if you do not follow procedures carefully.
Warning indicating danger to humans or animals.
Electrical shock hazard. Danger to humans and animals.
Example of a practical application of the described functionality.
Calculation example.
Describes the key combinations for arriving at a particular screen.
Decimals
The control computer and this manual use a decimal point in values. For example: a weight is shown as 1.5 kg
(not as 1,5 kg).
For any questions and support, please contact the local Fancom Sales & Service Center.
IntelliTek
Functions and Screen layout
2
An IntelliTek system consists of one or more TouchTek Box(es) who are connected to all IntelliTek stations of one
section (see “system overview manual”).
The functions of a TouchTek Box are:
Showing important information of the sows within that specific section direct at the spot (e.G. alarm-sows that
didn’t eat enough)
Allows making some relevant adjustments regarding the sows within that section (e.G. register sows,
unregister sows, setting Feedprofils, etc.)
Setting the modus of the IntelliTek station (standard, open, training)
Activating “actions” (ColorTek, DryTek) that will be applied to all sows within that section
Showing device-alarm-messages
Configure the settings for the associated section (e.G. static / dynamic group)
Controlling the IntelliTek stations of the related section
The presumption of this chapter is that IntelliTek has been correctly installed. You can read more
information about the installation of IntelliTek in the installation manual.
Note that the screens shown in this manual may be slightly different from the screens on your device.
After starting up, the IntelliTek screen appears. The most important parts of the screen are explained below.
IntelliTek
Functions and Screen layout
3
1. Network: Indicates how the IntelliTek was configured (can only be changed by rebooting).
Standalone: the IntelliTek is running without a network.
Network: the IntelliTek is running within a network and is connected to a server.
2. Type of Barn / Feeding-device: Indicates for which “type of barn” / “Feeding-device” this TouchTek Box is
configured (can only be changed by rebooting).
3. Date / time: Readout of current the date and time. If the IntelliTek is connected to the network, the date and
time are set on the TouchTek server and synchronized with all the TouchTek Boxes in the network.
4. Language-button: At the language-button the user can switch-over between two pre-selected languages.
The two wanted languages can be nominated at the PC.
5. Sows in section: Shows how many sows are registered at this section (the section-number is shown at the
header). After clicking, a list of all sows with information about every individual animal is displayed (animal
list).
6. Sows haven’t eaten yet: Shows how many sows haven’t already eaten enough in the current feeding-period
(the header shows the reaming time of the actual feeding period). The user can click on this field to get a list
of these sows with more detailed information’s.
7. Sows on alarmlist: Shows the sows on the alarmlist that haven’t eaten enough at current and last feeding
period. The user can click on this field to get the alarmlist with more detailed informations (e.G. Alarm-day).
The user has to take action if sows are on the alarmlist in order to avoid damage of the sows! (see
manual system-overview).
8. Stadium of the sows: Provides information’s about the “stadium” of the sows at this section. The view of this
field depends on the setting “stadium” at this TouchTek Box (“individual – dynamic group” or “section wide –
static group”) -> see chapter settings of this manual.
If the “stadium” of the TouchTek Box is configured as “individual – dynamic group” the Field shows the
lowest and the highest stadium-day of the sows within this section. The user cannot click on this field!
If the “stadium” of the TouchTek Box is configured as “section wide – static group” the filed shows the
stadium and stadium-day of the sows within this section (all sows within this section have the same
stadium and stadium-day!). The user can click on this field to set the stadium and stadium-day to a
different value!
9. Calculated feed-amounts of the sows: Provides information’s about the “actual feed-amounts” of the sows
in the current feed-period. The field shows the lowest and the highest feed-amount calculated based on the
assigned feed-profiles. The view of this field depends on the setting “Feed profiles” at this TouchTek Box
(“individual ” or “section wide” ) -> see chapter settings of this manual.
If the “Feedprofile” of the TouchTek Box is configured as “individual ” the user can click on this field to get
an overview how many sows are assigned to what feed-profile. Also he can adjust the settings of feed-
profile “0: Standard”
If the “Feedprofile” of the TouchTek Box is configured as “section wide ” the header shows the feed-
profile that is assigned to all sows within this section. The user can click on this field to assign a different
feed-profile to all sows. Also he can adjust the settings of feed-profile “0: Standard”
10. Working-plan or selection-pen: The filed shown at this spot depends on the version of the connected
IntelliTekstations. If the IntelliTek stations are equipped with a SelTek selection gate, the filed “selection-pen”
is shown; otherwise the field “actions” is shown.
Action: The field shows the number of sows with scheduled actions during the current feeding period.
The user can click on this field to get a list of these sows with more detailed information’s about the
reason for the action and if the action is already executed.
IntelliTek
Functions and Screen layout
4
Selection-pen: The field shows the number of sows that are registered into the associated selection
pen. The user can click on this field to get a menu in order to let the system know that he has evacuated
all sows out of this selection pen. He can choose the option “All sows were brought back into the section”
(sows are still registered at the TouchTek Box) or the option “All sows were removed” (sows are removed
to “not at feeding”). At the TouchTek Box the user can just confirm the clearance of the selection-pen for
all sows. If the user want’s to confirm individual sows, he has to do this at the PC or at the MILAN Touch
Handheld.
f the user is confirming that sows have left the selection-pen, it is very important that the sows in
fact have left the selection-pen. So the number shown at the TouchTek Box always has to reflect
the real number of sows in the selection-pen! If the real number of sows in the selection-pen is
higher than registered at the TouchTek Box, the selection pen might be overcrowded what can
result in damaged or dead pigs!
11. ColorTek: On/Off switch for the ColorTek colour marking unit for colour 1 (only displayed if a ColorTek has
been configured).
12. DryTek: On/Off switch of the dry substance dispenser (only displayed if a DryTek substance dispenser has
been configured).
13. Mode selection: Buttons to select Standard, Training or Open mode.
14. Menu: Click the symbols to toggle the contents of the display area between Start screen, Alarm messages
and Settings.
Display elements with the symbol are buttons and can be clicked in order to obtain further
information or change settings. Display elements with the symbol are protected buttons. You will
have to enter a password after clicking them.
IntelliTek
Configuring basic settings
5
Click the settings button at the bottom of the screen. The following screen appears:
Following settings can be made by the user at the TouchTek Box.
1. Calibrate the dispensers of this section individually
2. Is the section for a “dynamic” or “static” group of sows?
3. Will all sows of this section have the same feed-profile?
4. Information (no setting, just information)
The settings 5 to 10 should not be made by the user but just by a skilled technician (see installation manual)
IntelliTek
Configuring basic settings
6
Only relevant if the portion sizes in this section differ from the portion sizes configured on the PC (e.g.
when other feed is being fed in this section).
In general the calibration of the DosTek dispensers (“portion-sizes” and “water-time”) of the IntelliTek system is
set at the PC and is valid for all DosTek dispensers of the system. However, in case the user wants to feed a
different type of feed at a certain section, he can calibrate the DosTek dispensers of this section individually.
1. Click Settings and choose Calibration of dispenser. The following screen apprears:
For each DosTek dispenser at the IntelliTek, the “system values” (set at the PC) for “portion-size” and “water-
time” are shown. (If the IntelliTek stations are only equipped with one dispenser the “Dispenser 2” will not be
shown). As long the switch below the “system values” is switched OFF, the system values will be applied for
this section. The user can set individual values for the DosTek Dispensers of this section by switching ON the
“user values” and set them accordingly.
2. Switch to to active the user values.
3. Set the calibration values.
Dynamic group of sows means, that the sows within this section have different stadiums. The section will be
filled with sows sequential (time by time) some days after inseminating. So usually the sows within this section
have different “days of pregnancy”. This section will be always occupied by sows, because only sows that are
ready for farrowing will be removed out of this section.
Static group of sows means, that all sows within this section have the same stadium. The section will be filled
with all sows (that were inseminated at the same time) at once. So, all sows within this section must have the
same “day of pregnancy”. This section will be complete empty after all sows are removed to the farrowing.
This setting has influence on the handling of the IntelliTek system and should be set carefully.
IntelliTek
Configuring basic settings
7
Click settings, choose Stadium and click the button at the Header “individual (dynamic group)”; the following
screen appears:
At this screen you can define the valid “stadium” and range of “stadium-days” for the sows that are entering the
gestation area by this section. In addition to that, you can define the “stadium” and “stadium-day” for the sows that
appears at the IntelliTek station without a valid stadium / stadium-day.
It is recommended that the user is setting the stadium and stadium-day of each individual sow (at the PC or
MILAN Touch Handheld) before the sow enters the gestation area (IntelliTek stations). However, if the user is not
setting a valid “Stadium” and “Stadium-day” for a sow, the system will automatically assign the set “default” values
of this screen. The “default” stadium can also be set to stadium = “unknown” – in that case the user can realize
very easily that this stadium was assigned to the sow automatically by the system (not manually) and needs to be
checked / corrected!
Example 1: The user knows that in this section are only pregnant sows (never empty sows) and he’s
moving the sows normally 5 days after insemination into the gestation area (IntelliTek stations); but
always between the 3rd and 21st day. He intends to always set the insemination date of the sows
before he moves them into the gestation area. In that case he should set the configuration as follows:
Valid range of stadium-days for empty sows: “0 … 0”
-> a sow with stadium = “empty” will be set always on “default value” (unknown / 5)
Valid range of stadium-days for pregnant sows: “3 … 21”
-> a pregnant sow with a stadium-day out of this range will be set on “default value” (unknown / 5)
Default value if stadium is not valid: “unknown / 5”
Customer can realize very easy if he forgot to enter a stadium (or entered a wrong stadium by mistake)
prior moving a sow to the gestation area. He just has to look for sows with a stadium = “unknown”. He
can correct the stadium of these sows at the PC or MILAN Touch Handheld.