instiuctionsfortheelitemodel11113

INSTIUCTIONSFORTHEELITEMODEL11113
SAFElYGLASSES
MUSTBEUSEDATALLTlMES
WHILEWORKlNGWI1HTHISEQUIPMENT
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BACK OUT 11IE B01ïOM SET SCREW UNDER. FRONT LABEL. SEEFIG.1
PUIL UNlTOUf FROM INSIDE CYLINDER USING THE PULL RlNG TO GAIN ACCESS.
BATTERY JNSTALLATION:
INSTALL 10 AA (ALKALINB ONLy) BA'ITERIES INTOTHE BATlER.Y HOLDER. USE
CARE TO MATCH + AND- SIGNS MARKED INSIDE BA1TERY HOLDER. (DURACELL
AND EVEREADYWERE USED IN OUR STANDARDTESTlNG.) SNAP PACK TO UNlT'S
RED AND BLACK BA'ITERY WIRES. NOTE: UNlT DOES NOT REQUIRE A BA'ITBRY
FOR. CL()CK.
BATIER.Y LIFE:
1. BATl'ERY LIFE Wn.L BE DETERMINED BY 1HE 10B YOU WANT YOUR ELlTE TO
PERFORM. nm STANDARD FEBD IS 8 SECONDSOF MOTOR RUN TIME TWlCE A
DAY. THJSWILLGIVE6 MONTHSOF GOODBAT'lER.YPERFORMANCE.
2.
"
HOWEVER,IF YOU CHOOSE TO FBEDLONGERRUN TIMES ORMORE OFlEN~
'mEN BATI'ERY LlPE IS DBCREASEDIN DIRECr PROPOllTION.
BAITERY LIFE IS ALSO AFFEC1ED BY THE GAP BETWEEN THE SPINPLATBAND
MourHOFTIlEFUNNEL.
FORSTANDARDPEEDING~WERECOMMENDA3fr
"
GAP FOR CORN AND MOST OTHERFEEDS. SEEFIG.2
BXAMPLE:IF YOU RAISE 1HE GAP 1'0 %", THE UNIT Wll.L THROW500..4
MORE FEED 1HAN THE 3ft/' SETIlNG AND THEREFOREOVER-
LOADSTHEMOTORAND
DECREASES
BATlERYLIFE.
.
3.
FlNALLY. THE 3 MOTOR SPEEDS WILL ALSO A,FFECTØATl'ERY LIPE: 100%
SPEED:STANDAlID4MONTHS BATTER.YLIFE. 50% SPEED: LENGTHENS
BA1TER.YLIFE.
OPTIONAL: C-cELL BA'ITERY PACKS CAN BE PUR.CHASEDTHROUGHYOUR
LOCAL DEALER OR nm ON-TIMEFACTORY. THIS REQUIRES 8 C-CELl
BA'ITERIES (ALKALINBONLY) wmæ WILL YIELD 3 TIMES TIIE
LONGEVITYOF THE AA~S.
OR
12VOLT SEALEDRECHARGEABLEBATI'ERY WHlæ CAN BE
RECHARGEDWl1H 12 VOLT CIOARETTEUGHTER.CORD OR IN HOME
POWER CUBE.
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NOTE: # 1""
NOTE'
1HESCREEN WJLLINDICATEALL
.
~
PROORAMMINO
YOURELlTE CHARACTERSFOR 1 SECOND.
1
THE SCREEN WJLLSHOW12:00
.
NOTE: #2 1HE UNITAUTOMATlCALlY
SETSITSELF
AT 12:00 NOON FOR
1HEN SECa-JDRUNTlME.IFNO
PROGRAMMINGACTMIY ISIN
1. AFIERINSTALLATION OFBATTERIES, nm SCREEN WILL SHOW 11m TIME OF
DAY-12:OOP.M.. USE THE () ORU KEYS TO SBT 11IE CURRENT TIME OF DAY USING
CARE TO SELECT AM OR PM. (PRESS AND HOLD FOR RAPID MOVEMENf AND PULSE
FOR SLOWMOVEMENT.) AFrER SCREENINDICATESCORRECf TIME OF DAY ~
PRBSSTHE E KEY TO ENTER.
SEE FIG. 1
2. FEED TIME "1Wll.L APPEAR O~"SCREEN. USEOoROKEYS TO SET 1STSCHEDULED
FEEDINO. (WATCH AM OR PM). PRESS
3. RUNTIME1~
~TO ENTER.
APPEAR.USE(}OllOKEYS
TOADJUSTFORSECONDS
OF
MOTOR RUN TIME FROM 0 TO 30 SECONDS. (08 SECONDSIS STANDARDRUN
TIME). PRBSS E 1'0 ENTER.
"-
.
"
4. SPEED 1 WILL APPEAR.
(SPEED IS USED TO DETERMINE DISTANCB OF BR.OAJ)..
CAST.) 3 CHOlCESAREGIVEN: 1000/0,750/0,50%. Usetbef)OI'OKEYS TOCHOOSB
SPBED.PRBSSBTO ENTER.
.
5. 1'0 SET FEED TIMES 2, 3, .4,5, AND 6 USE SAME PROCBDUREFOR FBED TIMB 1.
WHEN YOU HAVE SETTHE DESIRED NUMBER OF FEEDINGSPHIl DAY AND
WANT1'0 STOPWITHOUrSJ!lT1ÑGALL 6 TIMES,00 TOTHENEXTFEEDTIME, .
PRESSENTERUNTILMOTORRUNTIMEAPPEARSANDSBT OFF
PRESS
ENTER.FEBDTIMESARECOMPLETE.
USlNG1HEADJ~
KEYS SET10 OFF
6.
SCREEN WILLSAYARMED AND ALSO SHOW
CURRENT TIMEOF DAY. THEUNITISNOW
READY TO PREFORM.
TO TESTYOURBLlTE
THETBSTØUTI'ONCANONLY BE USBDIN ARMBD~.
PRESSINGnm TEST
BUTfON WILLSEQUENCETHESCIæEN 1'0 A COUNTDOwNOF 10-9-8ETC. 1TWILL
WBL RB11JRN TO ARMBD A1JI'OMATICALLY.
1HR.OWAT O. THB SCREBN
. NOTE: FOR BA1TERYCONSERVATION,THBSCREENWILLAUTOMATIcALLY 00
BLANKAFTBR2 MlNUTESOFNO IæY ACl1VlTY.
PRESSANYKEY. nns Wn.L NOT INTERFEREWlTH
PREVIOUSPROGRAMMlNG.
,.
TO REVIVE THE SCREBN,
TO CLBARALL PROORAMMIN<;J-DISCONNEcr"BA1TERy'ANb RECONNECT.
TO MODIFY A SE1TING: PRESS ENTER KEY RBPEATEDLY UNTB...SET11NGAPPEARS
THATYOUWANTTOADJUST.
FIG. 2
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PAC'KED# 1
WI1H FUNNEl AGAlNST
ÜNIT COMES
FI(;, 1
"
1HE SPINPLATE--YOU MUST .
MAKE 1HIS ADJUSTMENT.
I
FEED PROGRAMS
BOTTG>M SET SCREW
1 1HRU6
SHOW IN THIS SECTlON
OF THE SCREEN
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., UNDER FRONT lABEl
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SCRE~
THE TWO ADJUST KEYS
UP AND DOWN
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.
PROGRAMING THE ELlTE MODULE
also PROGRAMING THE C-74 WITH OPTIONAL CONTROLLER
STEP 1: If Ihe battery or batteries are already
STEP 5: The display should now show FIGURE 4.
connected, unplug the battery pack for 15
seconds-then
plug the battery pack backing.
This dears out all of the memorv in the unil
Nole the numOOr 1 in the lowerleft side ofthe
display. This is still conceming your numOOr 1
feeding. ~
- refers 10 the speed of the
motor. There are 3 possible speeds of the molor:
50%, 75%. and 100%. The 100% is used most
often in the fie1d and is therefore factory set 10
automatically show on the screen. If this speed is
not desired simply use the up or down arrow
buttons to set the speed you would like to use.
Wrth the standard factory installed spinplale,
100% speed will throw approximately 75 10 80
feet. The 75% setting will throw approximately 40
feet. The 50% setting will throw 10 10 15 feet.
After the correct speed is displayed, press the
SELECTIENTER
button one time. The display
should now show FIGURE 5.
l1meof Day
12:00
PM
FIGURE 1
STEP 2: Use the up or down arrow keys to
change the 12:00pm setting to the correct time of
day. (Also make sure you are on the correct AM
or PM.) There are no buttons to move the AM or
PM. You will have 10 fully cyde the dock to get 10
the correct time setting. You can pulse the keys,
or to rapidly advance the movement of the time,
you can hold the key down and after a moment,
the time will begin its rapid advancement. After
the correct time of day is on the display. press the
SELECTIENTER
button one time. The display
should show FIGURE 2. Now proceed 10
STEP 3.
Feedl1me
ELlTE MODULE
also C-74 CONTROLLER:
SCREEN
I
D
TEST
7:00
ÞNO
1
FIGURE2
STEP 3: The 7:00am setting thal now appears on
the display has been factory installed. This is a
very common time that is used often. but if Ihe
7:00am setting is nol desired, you can pulse or
hold the up or down arrow buttons until the
desired time is displayed. (Please nole the small
numOOr 1 in the lower left hand side of the
display. - This is the first feed time for the unit. A
10181of 6 are possible. - We will refer to this
numOOr as we move 10 the following sleps.) After
the desired feed time is displayed, press the
SELECT/ENTER
button one time. The display
will show FIGURE 3.
SELECTIENTER
OR DISPLAY
I
Mm
rnrn
ADJUST
[ON TIME makes many optional spinplates for
differenl jObs, bul the standard factory installed
spinplate. which has 3 "ears", is a very effective
plate. Teamed with the 3 motor speeds it is one
ofthe 0051.]
Feedl1me
4:00
PM
2
FIGURE 5
STEP 6: At this point, your display should appear
similar 10 FIGURE 5. The numOOr 2 in the lower
left hand bottom of the display indicates the
second feed time. The 4:00pm is factory preset,
and is another very common time to feed. If this
is nol the time you would like. press the up or
down key 10 sel the desired time for Ihe second
feeding. Once set press the SELECT/ENTER
button one time.
Runl1me
08
2
FIGURE6
Runl1me
08
1
STEP
FIGURE3
4: The
display
should
now
show
FIGURE
3.
Nole Ihe numOOr 1 in the lower left side ofthe
display (11shows this is still conceming your
numOOr 1 feeding). The 08 settlng is factory
installed and Is a very common setting. If thls
setting Is nol whal you deslre, press the up or
down arrow key until the number of seconds of
run time you wanl are correct. A possible of 1 to
30 seconds can 00 se\. The 08 second setting
should throw approximately 1 pound of com. After
the correct numOOr of seconds are on the dlsplay,
STEP 7: Your display should look like FIGURE 6.
At this polnt refer to STEP 4 and repeat as you
did when setting your first feeding. The only
difference will 00 the numOOr 2 in the lower left
hand side of the display which Is indicaling Ihal
thls is conceming your second feed time.
At this stage of programming
your unit, if you do
not want to use the second feed time, sel the run
time 10 00. The display will automatically show
"OFF". This will end the second feeding. Even
though Ihe second feed time was set, Ihe run time
OOing sello 00 will end your programmlng
session. The screen willlook like FIGURE 7.
Runl1me
press the SELECTIENTER button one time. The
display
should
now
show
FIGURE
OFF
4.
1
FIGURE7
Speed
STEP 8:
If you choose 10 continue, sel run time
from 1 10 30 seconds, and while repeating STEPS
3 thru 5, take nole to the small numOOr in the
lower left hand comer which will indicate which of
100%
1
FIGURE4
the 6 possible feedings you are setting. After
finishing Ihis slep press the SELECT/ENTER
button, and the screen will appear like FIGURE 8.
NOTE:
While
working
with
your
unit,
if
the buttons have nol been pressed on for
two minules, the screen will go blank.
This is a power saver feature. If the
screen goes blank. you can press any
key one time and restore the screen.
However, if the screen is different from
the one you were working with at the time
it wenl blank. push the SELECTIENTER
button repealedly until Ihe screen you
were working with appears. If you go past
the
screen
-
simply
keep
pressing
the
SELECTIENTER
button until your screen
comes back around.
I
~ed
12:00
PM
I
FIGURE8
STEP 9: Looking al figure 8 you see Ihe word
"Arrned" which indiCales that your unit is now in
service. 11will perforrn the commands thal you
have programmed.
You can tesl your unit by
pressing the test button. (This will sel up a count
down from 10-9-8--00
and at the 00 your unit
will run for 5 seconds at a 100% molor speed.)
Note that the 100",4,motor speed is regardless of
any other speed you may have set.
Once you confirrn thal the tesl has successfully
run, your unit is ready for use.