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USA
, Inc
Mechanical Coolin
Outdoor air ambient conditions are analyzed by one of the 4 chan
eover
trategies above (Single or Differential Dry Bulb; Single or Differential
nthalpy) and has been deemed N
T suitable for “free” cooling.
Y1 is energized indicating a call
or stage 1 cooling.
Y2 may or may not be energized depending on thermostat call for stage
2 cooling.
W1 is de-ener
ized.
G input could be energized or de-energized (occupied or unoccupied state).
Compressor 1 is o
.
Compressor 2 may or may not be on based on thermostat call for sta
e
2 coolin
Fan Speed may or may not be energized (indoor fan is operating on high
or low speed). See Indoor 2 Speed Fan sequence under Energy Module
O
tion Functions
Exh
t F
n i
f
.
Damper Pos output is at Vent Min Pos i
indoor
an is on high speed.
Out
ut is at Low SP Vent Min if indoor fan is on low s
eed.
D
V
Outdoor air may or may not be suitable “for free cooling”; however still
utilizing
resh air
or cooling
Y1 may or may not be energized depending on thermostat call for stage
1 coo
ng.
Y2 may or may not be energized depending on thermostat call for stage
2 coo
n
.
W1 may or may not be ener
ized dependin
on thermostat call for heatin
.
input is energized indicating occupied state
ompressor 1 may or may not be on depending on thermostat call for stage
1 coo
ng
ompressor 2 may or may not be on dependin
on thermostat call for sta
e
2 coo
ng
Fan
peed may or may not be energized (indoor fan is operating on high
or low speed
.
ee Indoor 2
peed Fan sequence under Ener
y Module
ption Functions
Exh
t F
n i
f
am
er
os –
n
mum out
oor
am
er
os
t
on w
e mo
u
ate
based on
2 levels. If indoor fan is on hi
h speed and
2 levels are
hi
h, minimum damper position will be at Vent Min Pos; if CO2 levels are
ow, minimum dam
er
osition will be at DCV Min Pos. As CO2 levels
uctuate, minimum dam
er
osition will modulate between these 2
inimum settin
s. I
indoor
an is on low speed, the two minimum damper
ettings reference will change to Low SP Vent Min and Low SP DCV Min
respectively
Possible Co-existing Modes of Operation
Mechanical Coolin
, Heatin
.
ent
lat
o
utdoor air may or may not be suitable “for free coolin
”
Y1 is de-energized
Y2 is de-energized
W1 is de-energized.
G input is energized indicating occupied state of operation
Compressor 1 is off
Com
ressor 2 is off
Fan Speed will be energized (indoor fan is operating on low speed). See
Indoor 2 Speed Fan sequence under Energy Module Option Functions
Exhaust Fan is o
Dam
er Pos out
ut is at Low SP Vent Mi
.
ossible Co-existing Modes of Operation
: DCV, Heating.
eatin
Outdoor air may or may not be suitable “for free cooling”
Y1 is o
(unless RTU is a heat pump).
Y2 is o
(unless RTU is a heat pump).
1
s energ
ze
.
G input may or may not be ener
ized
occupied or unoccupied state
.
ompressor 1 is de-energized (unless Heat Pump
p in
ettings menu is
turned on)
ompressor 2 is de-energized (unless Heat Pump
p in
ettings menu is
turne
on
Fan
peed will be de-energized (indoor fan is operating on high speed).
See Indoor 2 Speed Fan sequence under Energy Module Option Functions
Exhaust Fan is of
Dam
er Pos out
ut is at Vent Min Pos or dam
er in D
V
osition.
ee D
V mode
Unoccu
ied
utdoor air may or may not be suitable “for free cooling”
Y1 may or may not be ener
ized dependin
on thermostat call for sta
e
1 cooling.
Y2 may or may not be energized depending on thermostat call for stage
2 cooling.
W1 may or may not be energized depending on thermostat call
or stage
1 heating.
G input is de-energized (unoccupied state)
Compressor 1 may or may not be on depending on thermostat call for
stage 1 cooling
Compressor 2 may or may not be on depending on thermostat call for
stage 2 cooling
Fan Speed may or may not be energized (indoor fan is operating on high
or low speed or not at all). See Indoor 2 Speed Fan sequence under Energy
Module
ption Functions
.
Exhaust Fan is o
Dam
er Pos out
ut is closed to Outdoor Air
ossible Co-existin
Modes of Operation
: Free Coolin
,
ntegrated Cooling, Mechanical Cooling, Heating, or Purge.
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n
miz
Method of O
eration