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Brand | Bard |
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Model | MC5000 Series |
Category | Controller |
Language | English |
Introduces the guided setup feature with Equipment and System Set Up menus for configuration.
Guides on setting desired cooling temperatures for the system.
Guides on setting desired heating temperatures for the system.
Details power input, display, HVAC outputs, and control stages of the MC5000.
How the controller stages heating based on temperature and set points.
How the controller stages cooling based on temperature and set points.
Staging logic for cooling with an economizer and alternating sequence.
Reduces stages by engaging two units per stage for tighter temperature control.
Reduces stages by engaging three units per stage for even tighter control.
Options for alternating or non-alternating staging logic for unit sequencing.
Units operate in groups (pairs/triples) for staging, reducing stage count.
Units operate in groups of three for staging, enabling tighter control.
How alarms trigger, display, and are logged, including user configuration options.
Triggers for low, high temperature 1, and high temperature 2 alarms and their clearing conditions.
Triggers for high and low humidity alarms and their clearing conditions.
How the Emergency Off input disables all units and affects outputs.
How the Generator Run input affects unit operation and disables humidity controls.
Provides default IPv4 and IPv6 network configuration parameters.
Explains Ethernet connectivity for local monitoring and remote control via webpages.
Steps to configure IP settings directly on the controller's touchscreen.
Instructions for configuring network settings via the controller's web interface.
Steps to enable Modbus via webpages for controller access and monitoring.
Lists register addresses, descriptions, data types, and ranges for Modbus TCP/IP.
Details registers for reading system status, temperatures, and stage information.
Lists discrete input registers for alarm status and unit control signals.
Procedure to test the resistance of the 10K NTC remote temperature sensor.
Explains common alarms and potential causes or checks for resolution.
Addresses alarms related to low space temperature and potential causes.
Addresses alarms related to high space temperatures and potential causes.
Checks continuity and wiring for the Emergency Off input.