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J. Stand-Alone Capability:
The controllers shall be capable of providing all con-
trol functions of the HVAC system without the use
of a computer. All configuration selections shall be
capable of being performed at a System Pilot dis-
play via push button access.
The controllers shall include the inherent capability
to access the system control selections as well as
to monitor system performance by means of a com-
municating network with a PC and EMS software
program.
K. DDC Control Networking:
The 3V™ system controllers shall be capable of
sharing the same communication network as
General Purpose Electronic Modules and option
modules.
The System Pilot shall be capable of broadcasting
time and date. The air source controller shall be
capable of broadcasting outside air temperature,
outside air enthalpy status, or outside air CO
2
con-
centration on the communications bus to other
Application Specific Controllers, and General Pur-
pose Electronic Controllers existing on the network.
The VVT® zone controllers shall also be able to
receive this information and more from the same
type of controllers on the network communications
bus.
The VVT zone controllers shall also be capable of
receiving commands from General Purpose Elec-
tronic Controllers (GPEC) existing on the communi-
cations bus. This information shall be used in a
variety of ways to control the HVAC system as well
as other building functions and applications.
L. VVT Zone Controller as a Linkage Coordinator:
1. The VVT zone controller shall be capable of
controlling space demand in a variable volume
application by monitoring space temperature
and determining the heating or cooling
demand. The space temperatures shall be con-
trolled to maintain individual heating and cool-
ing setpoints. The VVT zone controller shall
have the capability of scanning up to 32 linked
zones including itself and determining system
heating and cooling requirements. Individual
zones may be configured so that they do not
participate in system mode determination for
heating and cooling or just for the heating if
zone supplemental heat is installed.
The zone controller shall include adjustable sys-
tem mode lockouts for Cooling, Heating and a
configuration for intermittent fan when occu-
pied. These settings shall be accessible from a
System Pilot or from a PC with EMS software.
The system fan shall be capable of operating in
a continuous or automatic mode during occu-
pied hours and in an automatic mode during
unoccupied hours. The zone controller shall be
capable of operating the system in manual or
automatic changeover mode.
2. The zone controller shall include a heating/
cooling mode temperature changeover cycle to
eliminate zone thermal shock during periods of
system mode change.
3. The zone controller shall have a system com-
missioning mode whereby the installer may eas-
ily command all dampers to the maximum or all
dampers to the minimum positions or position
individual dampers. While this mode is active,
maximum and minimum damper settings may
be set. The system static pressure reading may
be viewed from the same screen while perform-
ing the operations above and the Bypass pres-
sure set point adjusted as required. The screen
data for this mode may be displayed from the
System Pilot or from a PC with EMS software.
4. The Zone Controller shall be capable of provid-
ing a communication check of all associated
controls and display device type as well as error
conditions.
M. VVT Zone Controller:
1. The VVT zone controller shall be capable of
independent zone control.
2. The zone controller shall operate all 3V
VVT zone dampers as well as VAV and fan
powered terminal boxes equipped with VVT
zone controllers.
3. The zone controller shall be capable of control-
ling supplemental heat or auxiliary heat
sources, including fan control, when required at
the zone level. Conversion to supplemental
heat shall not require replacement of the con-
trol system.
4. The zone controller shall operate in a pressure
dependent mode. Damper inlet area shall be
adjustable in increments of one square inch.
The zone controller shall be capable of reading
zone airflow in cfm and controlling zone airflow
based upon this information when operating in
pressure independent mode.
5. The zone controller shall have the capability to
support adjustable minimum and maximum
damper positions.
N. 3V Bypass Controller:
1. The 3V bypass controller shall be capable of
reading supply static pressure and controlling
the bypass damper to maintain the supply static
set point. This operation shall be provided
when operating within a 3V system application
or in a stand-alone mode.
2. The bypass controller shall include a pre-
positioning mode for opening the damper prior
to fan operation. The bypass controller shall
provide configurable minimum and maximum
damper position settings.
Guide specifications — 3V™ control system (cont)
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