Controller Programming

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Controller Programming. Relay Control. Relay Control -- Introduction. Two-position control, using a digital (relay) output, is used to turn something on and off. We use a differential and an offset to tell an output when to open and close based on the control variable and setpoint. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Relay Control

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Relay Control -- Introduction

Two-position control, using a digital (relay) output, is used to turn something on and off. We use a differential and an offset to tell an output when to open and close based on the control variable and setpoint.

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Relay Control -- Definitions

• Differential – amount of change in the control variable from when the output turns on to when it turns off

• Offset – a value that creates a deadband for a stage – the first stage typically has an offset of 0

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Offsets and Differentials, 2 Setpoints

HeatSetpointOffset

DifferentialOutput turns OFF

Output turns ON

Offset

Differential Output turns OFF

Output turns ON

CoolSetpoint

"COOLING" or"HIGH ALARM"

"HEATING" or"LOW ALARM"

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Offsets, Differentials and Deadband, 1 Setpoint

Offset

DifferentialOutput turns OFF

Output turns ON

Setpoint

Offset

Differential Output turns OFF

Output turns ON"COOLING" or"HIGH ALARM"

Deadband

"HEATING" or"LOW ALARM"

Deadband

Used

on the

SZ1025b

and

SZ1143b

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Proportional Control

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Proportional Control -- Introduction

Analog outputs are called modulating outputs. These outputs vary based on how far the input is away from setpoint. Modulating outputs provide tighter control than two position outputs.

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Proportional Control -- Definitions

• Proportional Control – generates an output that is related to the distance between the active setpoint and the input

• Proportional Band/Throttling Range – number of degrees (or percent of span) that the input must change to drive the output from 0 to 100% (either 0 to 20 mA or 4 to 20 mA)

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Proportional Control -- Definitions

• Setpoint Offset – a value that creates a deadband before modulation starts

• Aquastat – allows the action to reverse when a digital input is made (SZ1017a,

SZ1018, SZ1143b, SZ1051) or an analog input exceeds a certain value (SZ1025a, SZ1018, SZ1062, SZ1064)

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Proportional Control -- Definitions

• Direct Acting – the output increases as the input increases

• Reverse Acting – the output decreases as the input increases

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Direct Acting - Output 12mA @ Setpoint

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Reverse Acting - Output 12mA @ Setpoint

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Direct Acting - Output 4 or 20mA @ Setpoint

Cooling Heating

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Reverse Acting - Output 4 or 20mA @ Setpoint

Cooling Heating

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Keypad Programming

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Thermostat Keypad Layout

fan

Occupied

Heating

Cooling

Fan

Service

Program/

COOLER

WARMERData

switch

systemswitch

programsetup

clocksetup

servicestatus

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SZ1060 Series Keypad Layout

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fan

Occupied

Heating

Cooling

Fan

Service

Program/

COOLER

WARMERData

switch

systemswitch

programsetup

clocksetup

servicestatus

Comparison of Thermostat Keypads

Typical Superstat™ Keypad SZ1060 Series Keypad

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SL1001a & SZ1140 Series Keypad Layout

SCROLL

NEXT

UP

DOWN

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Conventional Thermostats

• Menu-by-Menu Example– Follow Along Using Demo Panel– Slides Printed in Handout– Catalog Page 183

• All Thermostats Basically the Same

• Complete Sequences in Product Manuals

• All Sequences in Product Catalog

• www.tcsbasys.com

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031)

MON 01- 01- 97

72F12:00 AM

ENTER ACCESS

000CODE

programsetup

programsetup

248 always works!!!

Use down arrow to get to 248 more quickly.

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

SET ADDRESS:

000

SET BAUD RATE:

TEMPS SHOWN IN:

9.6K

FAHRENHEIT

programsetup

programsetup

programsetup

Use your badge number as the address

for your stat.

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

USER ACCESS TO

SET SYSTEM

MODE: AUTO

SYSTEM MODE?YES

programsetup

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

USER ACCESS TOFAN MODE? YES

SET OCCUP IED FAN

MODE: ON

programsetup

programsetup

SET UNOCCUP IED

FAN MODE: AUTO

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

This Screen is Repeated for

Occupied Periods B, C, and D

This Screen is Repeated for

Occupied Periods B, C, and D

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

UNOCCUP IED COOL

SETPOINT: 80F

programsetup

LIMIT SETPOINT

5FADJ UST +/-:

SET OVERRIDE

TIME: 180 MINUTES

programsetup

programsetup

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Model Specific Features – SZ1035

ENABLE 3 HEAT &

3 COOL? YES

ENABLE STAGE 3 &

4 AS? HEAT

programsetup

programsetup

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Additional Model Specific Features -- continued

ENABLE SECOND

STAGE HEAT? YES

ENABLE SECOND

STAGE COOL? YES

programsetup

programsetup

ENABLE THIRD

COOLSTAGE AS:

programsetup

ENABLE THIRD

COOLSTAGE AS:

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

HEAT STAGE 1

2F

HEAT STAGE 1

OFFSET:

DIFF:

0F

HEAT STAGE 2

OFFSET: 2F

HEAT STAGE 2

2FDIFF:

programsetup

programsetup

programsetup

programsetup

HEAT STAGE 1

1F

HEAT STAGE 1

OFFSET:

DIFF:

0F

HEAT STAGE 2

OFFSET: 1F

HEAT STAGE 2

1FDIFF:

programsetup

programsetup

programsetup

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

COOL STAGE 1

2F

COOL STAGE 1

OFFSET:

DIFF:

0F

programsetup

programsetup

COOL STAGE 1

1F

COOL STAGE 1OFFSET:

DIFF:

0F

programsetup

programsetup

COOL STAGE 2

OFFSET: 2F

programsetup

COOL STAGE 2

OFFSET: 1F

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

COOL STAGE 2

2FDIFF:

programsetup

COOL STAGE 2

1FDIFF:

programsetup

COOL STAGE 3

OFFSET: 2F

COOL STAGE 3

DIFF: 1F

programsetup

programsetup

programsetup

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

COOLING LOCKOUT

TEMP : 60F

HEATING LOCKOUT

TEMP : 70F

programsetup

programsetup

DI1 USED FOR:

FAN PROVING

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

DI3 USED FOR:

FILTER SERVICE

programs e t u p

program

s e t u p

DI2 USED FOR:

SERVICE

SET DI2 SETP OINT

SHIFT: 02F

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

DELAY ON POWERUP

60 SECONDS

ENABLE SMART

YESRECOVERY?

REQUIRE CODE FOR

P R OG R AMMING? YES

programs e tu p

program

s e t u p

programsetup

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SZ-QD Trainer Demo Panel (SZ1031) -- continued

REQUIRE CODE FORYESCLOCK/ SCHED?

SET ACCESS

CODE: 000

MON 01- 01- 97

72F12:00 AM

programsetup

programsetup

NOTE:This is a secondary

access code.

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Setting the Clock & Schedule (SZ1031)

248 always works!!!

Use down arrow to get to 248 more quickly.

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Setting the Clock & Schedule (SZ1031) -- continued

This Screen is Repeated for

Occupied Periods C and D

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Setting the Clock & Schedule (SZ1031) -- continued

These Screens are Repeated for Wed.,

Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., Plus

Holiday #1 & #2.

This Screen is Repeated for

Occupied Periods C and D

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Setting the Clock & Schedule (SZ1031)-- continued

Total Possible Holidays

2 x 12 x 99 = 2,376scheds. instances days days .

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Setting the Clock & Schedule (SZ1031)-- continued

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Where to Get Help or Answers

• Instructions Sent with Product

• TCS Basys Controls Catalog

• Training & Reference Manual

• www.tcsbasys.com

• Call TCS Directly – 800-288-9383

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Software Programming

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PC Based Software -- Revelation Professional

• Menu Driven Programming• Use for Network Setup & Testing, Commissioning,

& Load Balancing• “Read” Before Making Changes• “Write” Before Going to NEXT Menu• “Write” vs. “Write Half / Write Page”• “Load All” & “Save All” Options

*** NOT SUPPORTED AS OF JAN 2009 ***

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Superstat™ – conventional heat/cool…

Rev Pro Manual pg C-9

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Superstat™ – conventional heat/cool…

Rev Pro Manual pg C-9

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Superstat™ – conventional heat/cool…

Rev Pro Manual pg C-9

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PC Based Software -- Insight

Similar to Revelation Professional…

• Tab Driven Interface

• Uses Same Datasheets as Ubiquity

• Use for Network Setup & Testing, Commissioning, & Load Balancing

• Shows Current Values (no “read” required)

• “Write Page” Before Going to New Tab

*** NEW SOLUTION AS OF JAN 2009 ***

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Superstat™ – heat pump…

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Superstat™ – heat pump…

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Superstat™ – heat pump…

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Superstat™ – heat pump…

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Superstat™ – heat pump…

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Superstat™ – heat pump…

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Internet Style Software – Ubiquity

Similar to Revelation Professional…

• Single Page for All Programming Info• Shows Current Values (no “read” required)

• Writes All Values on “Submit”• “Read Controller” Option (if needed)

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Single Page Programming Screen

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General Info, Alarms, & Assigned Assets

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Schedule

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Controller Summary & Ubiquity Functions

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System and Setpoints & Digital Inputs

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Digital Outputs

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Additional Functions, Comments & Buttons

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Superstat™ – heat pump…SZ1033

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Superstat™ with 1 analog output…SZ1017a

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Superstat™ with 1 analog output…SZ1041

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Superstat™ with 2 analog outputs…SZ1051

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Superstat™ with 2 analog outputs…SZ1053

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General Purpose Controller…SZ1143b

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General Purpose Controller…SZ1143b - cont’d

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General Purpose Monitor…SZ1145

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General Purpose Monitor…SZ1145 - cont’d

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General Purpose Monitor…SZ1145 - cont’d

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VAV Box Controller…SZ1025b

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VAV Box Controller…SZ1025b - cont’d

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VAV Box Controller…SZ1025b - cont’d

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2 Channel, 365-Day Time Clock…SL1001a

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2 Ch., 365-Day Time Clock…SL1001a - cont’d

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Where to Get Help or Answers

• Instructions Sent with Product

• TCS Basys Controls Catalog

• Training & Reference Manual

• www.tcsbasys.com

• Call TCS Directly – 800-288-9383

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Controll r C re i ing