FIGURE 7
Synchronized Dehumidication
Four units were
selected in setup for
Synchronized Dehum
HEAT
1
HEAT
3
5
6
SYNCHRONIZED DEHUM utilizes a pair of units. Unit 1 (of pair) will run in heat and Unit 2 (of pair) will run in cooling.
All dehum units MUST BE placed at the lowest number (1). Lead unit for dehum is always unit number 1 regardless of
rotation lead location.
NOTE: Synchronized Dehum in pairs only, Mechanical Dehum 1 thru 6.
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Synchronized Sequence (see Figure 7)
The controller will use 50% of the congured units
for heating and 50% of the congured units for
cooling for Synchronized Dehumidication. This
option will not be available unless there are at least
two congured units with electric heat capability.
Dehumidication will be limited to 2, 4, or 6 units.
These options will be selectable in the Equipment
Setup pages once Synchronized has been selected.
The controller will energize W1 + W2 on the units
allocated for heating and Y1 + Y2 on the units
allocated for cooling if dehumidication demand is
present. Unit allocation will begin with heating in the
lead unit and cooling in the rst lag unit and continue
alternating until all available units are active. Stages
will increase according to the set point plus the inter-
stage differential. Synchronized Dehumidication will
only activate an even number of units (2, 4, or 6). If
congured to do so, the Aux. Out terminal will change
state.
If any congured unit is actively heating or cooling,
dehumidication will be unavailable until heating/
cooling demand is satised.
Humidication Operation
The controller will use the H terminal for control of
the humidication if congured. If congured for
humidication, H will energize when humidication is
required and de-energize once satised.
Staging
Staging in the MC5000 series controller can be
congured by the user in an alternating or non-
alternating format. In addition, heating or cooling
staging will consider space temperature, heating/
cooling set point and interstage differentials.
Humidication and dehumidication staging
will consider space humidity, humidication/
dehumidication set point and interstage differentials.
Staging Sequence
• Heating, cooling, dehumidication and
humidication will all use the same staging
structure in either a direct acting or reverse acting
manner.
• All staging will utilize a set point, interstage
differential, off differential, staging delay and
minimum on time.
Set Point: The starting point for each operation.
Interstage Differential: The temperature distance
between each stage.
Off Differential: This is how much a particular stage
needs to decrease from the on point before the stage
will turn off.
COOLING
2
COOLING
4