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Guidelines for installing equipment according to local electrical codes and authorities.
Precautions for handling the product to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge (ESD).
Safety check procedure for assuming hazardous voltages exist in any wiring system.
Warnings about electrical injuries from low-voltage wiring carrying high voltages and lightning surge protection.
Guidelines for separating communications wiring from power and lighting wiring to prevent interference.
Recommendations for mounting height and floor space to comply with ADA requirements.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the backplate to a mounting surface and mounting the unit.
Detailed steps for attaching the MS/TP Microset II to its backplate and connecting wires.
Instructions for detaching the MS/TP Microset II unit from its mounting backplate using a screwdriver.
Details on wire colors and their corresponding uses for 24VAC power and BACnet MS/TP communication.
Information on using UL Listed Class 2 transformers and half-wave rectifiers for powering the MS/TP Microset II.
Specifies the minimum current draw and power consumption of the MS/TP Microset II unit.
Essential guidelines for providing a high-quality ground connection to the MS/TP Microset II for reliable operation.
Guidance on selecting appropriate wire gauge based on wire run length and current draw to prevent voltage loss.
Summary of key specifications for MS/TP LAN, including transmission speed, layout, cabling, and segment length.
Instructions on maintaining polarity and using appropriate connectors for MS/TP LAN connections.
Procedures for proper shield grounding of MS/TP cabling to minimize interference and protect against voltage spikes.
Explanation of the need for terminating resistors on MS/TP segments for signal integrity and how to select them.
Explains the primary differences between hotel and office modes, particularly regarding timer functions.
Differentiates modes based on whether the occupant can control fan speed or if it's managed by DDC.
Details how the MS/TP Microset II calculates occupied and unoccupied heating/cooling setpoints using various inputs.
Describes how cooling and heating setpoints are determined when the unit is in unoccupied mode (BV-67 OFF).
Explains the functionality of after-hours override for occupants to temporarily change setpoints or fan speed.
Details the housekeeping override feature for vacant hotel rooms, allowing temporary occupied setpoints.
How to configure the MS/TP Microset II to display measurements in either English or metric units.
Specifies how OAT data is displayed on the MS/TP Microset II, requiring BCM DDC configuration.
Explains how the LCD backlight is controlled by BV-79, affecting continuous or button-activated illumination.
Procedures for testing the functionality of the LCD backlight, the LCD display, and MS/TP communication status.
Data point settings for various operating modes and their BV-67 status.
Configuration and operation for office modes M1-M5, including ON/OFF and fan control features.
Configuration and operation details for the M2 office mode, including after-hours override capabilities.
Detailed explanation of how the after-hours override timer works, decrementing and allowing adjustments.
Configuration and operation for the M3 mode, allowing occupant control of ON/OFF status.
Configuration and operation for the M4 mode, managing fan status and setpoint adjustments.
Configuration and operation for the M5 mode, including after-hours override for unoccupied fan operation.
Details occupant controls for adjusting override time, fan speed, and setpoint during active overrides.
Configuration and operation for hotel modes M6-M9, including vacant and rented scenarios with overrides.
Configuration and operation for the M7 hotel mode, for vacant rooms with no fan control.
Details on activating and managing the housekeeping override function for vacant hotel rooms.
Configuration and operation for the M8 hotel mode, for rented rooms with fan control.
Configuration and operation for the M9 hotel mode, for vacant rooms with fan control.
Step-by-step instructions to enter the field service mode for technicians using button sequences.
Guide on how to modify data codes and their associated values within the field service mode.
Instructions on how to properly exit the field service mode after completing operations.
Procedure to configure the MS/TP MAC address and BACnet device instance using field service mode.
Overview of general properties associated with BACnet objects available in the MS/TP Microset II.
Details on the specific properties of the Device object, such as identifier, name, and vendor information.
Properties specific to the Analog Input (AI-0) object, representing internal sensor data.
Properties related to Analog Value (AV) objects, used for general data storage and configuration.
Properties associated with Binary Value (BV) objects, used for control and status flags.
General| Brand | ALERTON |
|---|---|
| Model | MS/TP Microset II |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
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