Fancom LUMINA 16 User manual

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Table of contents
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1. General introduction .................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Documentation with the control computer....................................................................................... 1
1.2 How to use this manual ..................................................................................................................1
1.3 Fancom helpdesk ...........................................................................................................................1
1.4 F-Central FarmManager™..............................................................................................................2
2. Explanation control functions................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Ventilation.......................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Heating......................................................................................................................................... 12
2.3 Cooling ......................................................................................................................................... 14
2.4 Humidifying................................................................................................................................... 15
2.5 HumiTemp.................................................................................................................................... 16
2.6 Optisec ......................................................................................................................................... 17
3. Installing the Lumina 16........................................................................................................................... 18
3.1 Determine location........................................................................................................................ 18
3.2 Mount the Lumina 16.................................................................................................................... 18
3.3 Connect the Lumina 16................................................................................................................. 19
4. Installing the control computer............................................................................................................... 20
4.1 Installation menu .......................................................................................................................... 20
4.2 Overview installation process....................................................................................................... 20
4.3 Connections and addresses......................................................................................................... 20
5. System....................................................................................................................................................... 21
5.1 System.......................................................................................................................................... 21
5.2 SD Card Menu.............................................................................................................................. 23
5.3 Application.................................................................................................................................... 24
5.4 Communication............................................................................................................................. 24
5.5 IO Test.......................................................................................................................................... 26
6. House setup.............................................................................................................................................. 27
6.1 House setup ................................................................................................................................. 27
7. Installer...................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.1 Ventilation..................................................................................................................................... 33
7.2 Heating, cooling and humidification.............................................................................................. 42
7.3 Clocks........................................................................................................................................... 44
7.4 Registration .................................................................................................................................. 47
7.5 Inside climate................................................................................................................................ 48
7.6 Outside climate............................................................................................................................. 49
7.7 Stir fans ........................................................................................................................................ 50
8. External alarm........................................................................................................................................... 51
9. Basic principle thermo differential.......................................................................................................... 52
9.1 Assign thermo differential............................................................................................................. 52
9.2 Resetting the alarm....................................................................................................................... 53
10. Inputs and outputs ................................................................................................................................... 54
10.1 Addresses..................................................................................................................................... 54
10.2 Calibration .................................................................................................................................... 54
10.3 Analog inputs................................................................................................................................ 55
10.4 Digital inputs................................................................................................................................. 55
10.5 Analog outputs.............................................................................................................................. 55
10.6 Digital outputs............................................................................................................................... 56

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11. Technical specifications .......................................................................................................................... 57
11.2 Interior control computer............................................................................................................... 59
11.3 FDP45 .......................................................................................................................................... 59
11.4 IOB.12 .......................................................................................................................................... 60
11.5 FDP45 .......................................................................................................................................... 60
11.6 FDP45 .......................................................................................................................................... 61
11.7 FDP45 .......................................................................................................................................... 61
11.8 Connection FNet and I/O-net........................................................................................................ 62
12. Appendix: EG-declaration of compliance............................................................................................... 63

Lumina 16
General introduction
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This manual has been compiled with the utmost care. If, however, you should discover an error, please inform
Fancom B.V.
The documentation consists of the following manuals:
User's manual
The user's manual is intended for the end user. This manual supplies information about working with the
control computer after installation.
Installer's manual
The installer's manual is intended for installers. This manual supplies information about connecting and
configuring the control computer.
Operation and safety instructions
These subjects are covered in a separate manual. This manual also applies to other control computers in the
Fancom F2000-line. Always read the safety instructions and warnings carefully before using the control
computer.
Always keep this manual close to the Lumina 16.
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.

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Virtually all Fancom equipment can be controlled and managed from a central location. This requires the F-
Central FarmManager software package and a communication module. The screens in the control computers are
also used in F-Central FarmManager. This means you can start working immediately.

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Explanation control functions
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Please refer to the user's manual for an explanation of the basic principles of climate management.
This chapter describes the working of a number of specific control functions that the installer should set.
Ventilation is used to create the most pleasant climate possible in the house. Ventilation also extracts harmful
substances from the house and introduces fresh air into the house. There are two types of house ventilation.
Natural ventilation uses the pressure differences inside and outside the house to suck air into the house and
extract air from the house. This is generally done using curtains. The greatest advantage of natural ventilation
compared to mechanical ventilation is energy saving. The disadvantage is the dependency on the outside
conditions (for example, the wind). This means that creating the correct house climate using natural ventilation
only is not always possible. In such cases mechanical ventilation is used.
With mechanical ventilation, fans introduce air into the house and extract air. This means that you are less
dependent on the outside conditions than with natural ventilation. Several more fans are generally used with
mechanical ventilation. The fans used with specific ventilation percentages are indicated in the combi-table.
The control computer supports both natural ventilation and mechanical ventilation. The principle here is to control
the climate using natural ventilation and to only activate mechanical ventilation if necessary.
The ventilation is controlled based on the house temperature. The purpose is to control the temperature as close
as possible to a certain setpoint. Minimum ventilation is always required in the house for the supply of fresh air.
If the temperature in the house exceeds the entered setpoint, ventilation must increase. The more the house
temperature differs from the setpoint, the more ventilation increases. The ventilation zone is the temperature
range within which the ventilation is increased from its minimum to its maximum position.
Below is an example of a ventilation graph.
Figure 1: Ventilation graph
In the combi-table enter which fans have to activate at the various ventilation percentages. With natural ventilation
indicate how far the curtains have to open.
The setpoint house temperature and the minimum and maximum ventilation positions can vary during the animals'
life cycle. The ventilation graph changes too and therewith the amount of ventilation at a certain temperature.
Always complete the combi-table, including the steps covered by natural ventilation.

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Part of the ventilation demand can be met using natural ventilation. During natural ventilation the fans are off. The
outside wind provides the air flow through the house. The entire combi-table is deactivated in the natural
ventilation phase.
Outside the natural ventilation range, ventilation is controlled using the fans. The inlets are opened
based on the values in the combi-table.
Figure 2: Ventilation graph with transition phases
Transition Power ventilation → Natural ventilation (1)
At a rising temperature and when the Natural start (1) is reached, the control computer switches to natural
ventilation. To prevent toggling the system must have been out of the natural phase for a certain time before
system returns to the natural phase again. The control computer opens the curtain, then switches the fans off.
The control computer controls how far the curtains open based on the minimum natural inlet settings.
Transition Natural ventilation → Power-Tunnel ventilation (2)
If the temperature continues to rise the control computer switches over to mechanical ventilation when the air inlet
is fully opened (curtain opened to maximum) and the temperature rises above Natural stop (2). The inlets for
natural ventilation (curtains) are closed, if required. The inlets for mechanical ventilation are opened based on the
values in the combi-table. The required fans are activated.
Transition Power-Tunnel ventilation → Natural ventilation (2)
With falling temperatures the control computer switches over to natural ventilation when the temperature falls
below the position Natural stop (2). The curtains are opened to maximum position. Then the fans are switched off.
To prevent toggling the system must have been out of the natural phase for a certain time before system returns
to the natural phase again.

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Transition Natural ventilation → Power ventilation (1)
With falling temperatures the control computer switches over to low ventilation when the curtains are open
minimum and the temperature falls below Natural start (1). The inlets for natural ventilation (curtains) are closed.
The inlets for mechanical ventilation are opened and the required fans are activated according to the values in the
combi-table.
Minimum wait time
Enter a minimum wait time to prevent continuous switching to natural ventilation (yo-yo effect). If a ventilation
transition is required, the control computer will wait this time before making a new transition. Within this time the
controller cannot go back to natural ventilation.
Controlling the air inlets during natural ventilation
The air inlets open or close when the temperature differs from Setpoint Natural.
If the temperature is higher than Setpoint Natural + Hysteresis, the inlets will open. If the temperature is lower
than Setpoint Natural –Hysteresis, the air inlets will close (hysteresis is preset to 0.2°C).
The extent of inlet control depends on the difference between measured temperature and Setpoint Natural. The
greater the difference, the longer the inlets will be opened or closed. Closing until the inlet position is equal to the
setting Minimum % (Natural). Opening until the inlet position is equal to the setting Maximum % (Natural).
Control speed Natural:
Slow = 120 sec
Moderate = 60 sec
Fast = 30 sec
Example
Setpoint Natural is 20.5 °C (Hysteresis is 0.2).
If the measured house temperature is between 20.3 °C and 20.7 °C, the inlet positions will not be
corrected.
Inlets will be closed if the temperature is equal to or lower than 20.2 °C. Inlets will be opened if the
temperature is equal to or higher than 20.8°C.
During the natural ventilation the ventilation would be controlled by the natural inlets.
Depending on the chosen house type the other inlets (Minimum and Tunnel) will (not) follow the natural inlets.
The control computer supports four types of house ventilation:
Cross: With side ventilation the house is ventilated on the side. One side is the air inlet, the other side the air
outlet. The air flows across the house sideways. The inlet can be a minimum air inlet system or a natural
curtain. The outlet is mechanical (fan).
Stair: With cross ventilation the house is ventilated from both sides. However, in this case the house is
divided into various sections in which ventilation comes from opposite directions.
Ridge: With ridge ventilation the air enters the house from both sides and is exhausted via ridge ventilation.
Length: With length ventilation the air enters the house from both sides and is exhausted via end wall
ventilation.

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The control computer can control controllable fans and extra fans.
Controllable fans can be controlled by the control computer at a certain percentage. The control computer
controls the fans from, for example, 30% to 100%. This enables the control computer to increase ventilation
precisely up to the required level.
Figure 3: Example of a controllable fan controlled by the control computer
Controllable fans can be controlled by the control computer via the I/O-net or via an analog output (0–10V).
As well as the standard controllable fans, up to maximum three extra controllable fans can be controlled. The
extra controllable fans can be controlled directly (via an analog output or the I/O-net, value ‘A’ in the combi-table)
or via a relay (value ‘R’ in the combi-table).
All controllable fans are always controlled at the same percentage.
Figure 4: Example of a controllable fan with one extra controllable fan. Directly controlled by the (A) or by the
relay (R)