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026-1803 R13 Supervisor I&O User Guide B - 9

STEP 3: Save to the root folder of the USB thumb drive from your PC.

STEP 4: Plug the USB thumb drive into the USB port on the E3 and reboot the PIB for it to read.

USB Port on the E3 PIB

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Table of Contents3
Introduction11
Supported Browsers11
Security11
Direct Connect Instructions - Connect Your Laptop to Supervisory Controller's Ethernet Port ETH 112
Logging into the Supervisory Controller13
How to Change the IP Address14
Method 1: Direct Connect14
Method 2: USB Port14
Setup Wizard15
Uploading Certificate17
E3 Hardware Overview18
E3 Ordering Information18
Technical Specifications18
Plug-In Digital I/O Card (P/N 537-4880)19
Led's19
Wiring19
Ethernet Connections19
E3 RS485 Wiring Guide Example20
E3 Wiring Diagrams23
Site Supervisor Hardware Overview26
Ordering Information26
Technical Specifications27
Site Supervisor Housing Dimensions and Mounting28
Wiring Diagrams29
Device Wiring30
Site Supervisor Power, Serial, and IO Positions30
Termination Jumpers30
Using a DC Volt Meter to Check Termination and Bias31
Removing the SD Card31
Leds31
Dip Switch Termination and Biasing32
Serial Connections33
Wiring Terminal Detail33
Digital Inputs34
Relay Outputs34
Analog Inputs35
Site Supervisor Wiring Examples36
Supervisory Controller Basic Navigation50
Menus and Submenus50
Logical Groups51
COM Port Bandwidth Color Scheme52
COM Port Bandwidth Calculator54
Overview55
Conditional Visibility55
User View Details55
Basic Screen Elements56
Language Settings57
Locating and Working with Applications57
Application Tabs58
Performance Meter58
Site Aggregation58
Control Inventory59
Adding Applications59
Adfs59
Creating a Backup and Restore60
Backup60
Encrypted Backup60
Restore61
Setting User Roles61
Using the Help Menu62
Icons or Buttons Appearing on the Home Screen63
Logging Groups65
Supported Functions65
Data Logging Types65
Logging Group Functions65
Alarm Configuration68
Alarm Communications69
Alarm Communications Setting70
Alarm Log and View History71
Temperature Differential Alarms71
Lighting Cycle Alarms73
Smart Alarming73
Accessing Smart Alarms73
Peer Alarming74
Generic Alarms74
Alarm Types74
Alarm Priorities/Filtering75
Rs485 I/O Network Boards and Peripherals76
The I/O Network76
I/O Board Names and Terminology76
Multiflex Boards76
Multiflex 16 Input Board76
Multiflex Combination Input/Output Boards77
Multiflex CUB Support78
Multiflex RTU Support78
I/O Network and Multiflex RTU Setup on Serial Port79
Creating an Instance of RTU Application79
Deleting/Checking Status of RTU Board79
Zone Management79
Scheduling79
Alarming79
Real Time Clock Updates80
Hand-Held Terminal Support80
Multiflex RCB Support80
I/O Network and Multiflex RCB Setup on Serial Port80
Creating an Instance of RCB Application80
Deleting/Checking Status of RCB Board80
Zone Management80
Scheduling81
Alarming81
Real Time Clock Updates81
Hand-Held Terminal Support81
Multiflex RTU81
Multiflex Rooftop Control Board (RCB)82
The Multiflex ESR Board82
Hand-Held Terminal (P/N 814-3110)82
The 8RO and 8ROSMT Relay Boards83
4AO Analog Output Board84
8DO Digital Output Board84
XM Series of Case Controllers84
XM670K V3.484
XM679K V3.4 and V4.285
XM678D V2.5 and V2.885
XEV22 V1.1 and V1.585
Wireless I/O85
Site Supervisor Displays86
Programmable Touchscreen Thermostat87
Control Techniques Drive (VSD)87
Dac87
Copeland Discus with Coresense Diagnostics (ISD)88
Copeland Discus with Coresense Protection88
Copeland Scroll - K5 Refrigeration Compressor88
Site Supervisor Displays89
Display Connections89
Specifications90
Mounting Dimensions90
Direct Connect to Site Supervisor91
Inch Touchscreen Display94
Display Connections94
Specifications94
Mounting Dimensions95
Direct Connect to Site Supervisor95
Site Supervisor Touchscreen Display Version Compatibility96
Software Overview97
Supervisory Controller Application and System Capacity Matrix97
Site Aggregator Features101
System Supervisor Features102
Supervisory Controller Model Selection Guide102
Supervisory Controller to E2 Cross-Reference Guide103
Supervisory Controller New Features104
Suction Groups105
Introduction105
The (Standard) Suction Group Application105
Overview of PID Control Strategy105
Variable-Speed Compressors105
Floating Setpoint Control105
The Enhanced Suction Group Application106
Learning Mode106
Circuit Load Analysis106
The Control/Cycles Parameter106
Variable-Speed, Digital Scroll, and Digital Discus Compressor Support106
Floating Suction Control106
Hardware Overview107
Suction Float107
Analog Sensor Control107
Control Strategy108
Control Alarming108
Alarm Output When On/Off Parameters108
Control Bypass108
Digital Sensor Control109
Control Strategy109
Command Alarming109
Alarm Output When On/Off Parameters110
Control Bypass110
Lighting Control110
Lighting Control Logic110
Light Level Sensor Verification111
Solar Calculation111
Digital Lighting Output111
Light Proofing111
Minimum On/Off Times111
Dimming Control (Analog Output)112
Theory of Operation112
External Schedule112
Lighting Bypass Inputs113
Demand Shed Behavior113
Global Data113
Location from113
Sundown113
HVAC Control113
Active Setpoint Determination113
Setpoint Reset114
Demand Shed114
Heating and Cooling Control114
Control Logic114
Heat/Cool Lockout Based on Outside Air Temperature115
System Shutdown115
Fan Control115
Fan Mode115
Plenum Warmup/Purge115
Fan Proof Failure115
Economization (Damper) Control116
Determine the Analog Damper Position117
Determine the Digital Damper Position117
Heat Pump Control117
Reversing Valve117
Compressor Output117
Curtailment117
Time Schedule Application118
Time Schedule Method118
Standard Schedule118
Event Names118
Maintenance Schedule118
Maintenance Overrides119
Holiday Schedules120
Output Calculation120
Scheduling Logic120
Control Override121
Control Bypass121
Special Conditions122
Priority of Services122
Control Alarming122
Schedule Category122
Demand Control122
KWH Calculation122
Demand Calculation123
Shed Outputs123
Application Alarms124
KW Load Specification124
Performance Requirements124
Utility Monitoring124
Utility Usage Calculation124
Utility Type124
Electrical Usage125
Consumption Totalizing125
Fixed Period Totalizers125
User Totalizer Output125
Utility Logging Group125
Demand Shedding125
Overview125
Average Rate of Consumption125
Shed Output125
Demand Limit Exceeded Alarm126
Time in Shed Output126
Onboard I/O126
Licensing126
Adding and Deleting Onboard I/O Application126
Status and Detail Screen127
Alarming127
Xr75Cx 5.6127
XR35CX 5.6 and 2.6128
Overview129
Command-Alarm Matrix129
Xc645Cx 2.5131
Application Advisories131
Command-Alarm Matrix132
XR75CX Case Display133
Overview133
Application Advisories133
Inputs134
Xr75Cx 2.6134
Application Advisories135
Command135
T-Stat136
General Control136
Alarms136
Device Commissioning136
Touch T-Stat136
Energy Meter137
Data Logging and Graph137
Flexible Combiner137
RLDS (Refrigerant Leak Detector System)138
Communication139
Supported Gases139
Ecb Vav139
MRLDS (Modular Refrigerant Leak Detector Sensors)139
Control Link Anti-Condensate Controller (CL ACC)140
Alarm Handling Logic140
Alarms Configuration140
HVAC Zone140
How It Works140
Compatible Applications to be Connected to HVAC Zones140
Temperature Control141
HVAC Zone Temperature141
Economizer Control141
Economization Enable141
The Effect of Enabling Economization142
Dehumidification Control142
HVAC Zone Humidity Input142
Enabling Dehumidification Effect142
Multiflex Rtus and Rcbs142
Optimum Start/Stop (OSS)142
Intelligent Pre-Starts and Pre-Stops143
Setpoint Reset143
Ahu144
Analog and Digital Combiner144
Anti-Sweat Control144
Condenser Control145
Air Cooled Strategy145
Temperature Differential Strategy145
Evaporative Condensers145
Fan Control145
Condenser Split Mode146
Fast Recovery146
Hardware Overview146
Standard Circuits147
Case Control Circuits147
Overview147
Case Circuit Control Software Overview148
Valve Control148
Refrigeration Control148
Eevs (Liquid Pulse and Liquid Stepper)148
Superheat Control149
Recovery Mode149
Eeprs (Suction Stepper)149
Defrost Control149
Defrost States149
Defrost Types150
Defrost Termination150
Demand Defrost150
Emergency Defrost151
Defrost Schedule Summaries151
Irrigation Control151
TD Control152
Overview152
Temperature Differential (TD) Strategy152
TD Control Fail-Safes152
Configuration152
Setpoints152
Inputs153
Alarms153
Loop/Sequence Control154
Modular Chiller Control154
Learning Mode155
The Control/Cycles Parameter155
Compressor Control155
Digital Scroll Compressor155
Variable Frequency Drive Compressor155
Unequal Capacity Compressors155
Bypass Valve Control156
XM Circuit Control156
Associations156
Case Circuit Association Support156
Dual Association Not Supported156
Synchronized Parameters156
Visibility of Associated Parameters157
Suction Group Interaction157
Standard Suction157
Enhanced Suction157
Supervisory Control Functions157
Dewpoint Value157
Lighting Control157
Active Setpoint Output157
Defrost Scheduling157
Case States158
Case Type158
Application Advisory158
Synchronized Alarm Parameters158
Application Commands158
Start Defrost158
Stop Defrost158
Case Clean out158
Product Probe Support158
XR75CX Case Display158
Boiler159
XJ Condensing Unit159
CAN Bus - IPX (Expansion Module)159
IPX 6 Relay161
IPX 15 Relay161
IPX 25 Relay161
Supported Refrigerants161
Floor Plans163
Appendix A: Alarm Advisories164
Appendix B: Troubleshooting171
How to Change the IP Address176
Appendix C: Setting up Email and Text Alerts in Your Supervisory Controller180
Messaging Setup181
SMTP Server182
Authentication Type184
Managing Users186
Create New User187
Add Users190
Appendix D: Utility Monitoring191
Appendix E: Peer to Peer Network Setup for Mixed Sites (Two Supervisors and One E2)212
Helpful Hints212
Appendix F: Using the E2 Setpoint Conversion Tool When Retrofitting E2 with Supervisory or E3 Controllers: Using the Latest Version of Ultrasite32222
Appendix G: Firmware Update226
Appendix H: Reset and Clean out Supervisory Controllers230
Performing a Reset231
Appendix I: Supervisor Scheduling and Events Training234
Setting up Schedules234
Adding Events235
Revision History240

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