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SECTION 3 EDR-SOLA-IOM-2022-0216 OPERATION
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Once the outdoor temperature source has been established the outdoor reset
option must be enabled. For a lead/lag boiler plant this must be done through
the lead lag master conguration. Return to the conguration screen and scroll
to and select lead lag master conguration. Select the box in the bottom right
hand corner labeled advanced settings. Using the left and right arrow keys scroll
to the screen labeld outdoor reset. Once at the outdoor reset conguration
screen select the enable option in the row labeled “enable”. Refer to Figure 65 for
factory default settings:
For a standalone boiler application the outdoor reset must be congured
through a dierent screen. To access this screen start from the boiler status
screen select conguration and scroll to and select outdoor reset conguration.
Follow similar steps as above.
To access the outdoor reset curve select the box labeled show line in the bottom
right hand corner of the outdoor reset conguration screen. The factory default
curve is displayed in Figure 66. There will be two separate curves. The green curve
corresponding to the normal setpoint and the red curve corresponding to the
time of day setpoint. Both curves are a liner interpolation between the minimum
and maximum outdoor temperatures and the normal and time of day setpoints.
The setpoints can be congured through the lead lag master conguration
FIGURE 64  OUTDOOR AIR SENSOR CONFIGURATION
FIGURE 65  OUTDOOR RESET CONFIGURATIONS