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BACNET® FIXED FUNCTION THERMOSTAT
31-00099—01 12
APPLICATION 8 – FAN COIL UNIT – 4 PIPE
Features and Notes
Three modes of schedule control set by AV-123 –
0 = Single point with offset during occupancy,
1 = Dual setpoint residential – wake, leave, return & sleep,
2 = Dual setpoint with offset occupancy.
BACnet MS/TP compliant.
English or metric units.
Outputs are disabled if BV-2 is off.
Disable operator access via the display to the schedule
by setting BV-102 to off.
Onboard schedule can be enabled or disabled (BV-40).
Heating and cooling are disabled if the fan is off.
Use up and down arrows on the display to force the unit
into occupancy for four hours.
Setpoint mode emulates residential thermostat
operation.
Fan can be set to run continuously or cycle on and off for
heating or cooling demands while in Occupancy mode
(AV-17).
Fan speed will ramp between 0-100% depending on
cooling and heating demands
Fan speed selected upon the following settings -
Low Speed – at 20% demand (adjustable in AV-46)
Medium Speed – at 40% demand (adjustable in AV-85)
High Speed – at 70% demand (adjustable in AV-89)
Fan speed deadband set at 2%
Analog economizer control is defaulted to disabled.
Economizer requires a supply air sensor connected to
AI-2.
The cooling and heating valves can be controlled by
either a cooling and heating signal or via the supply air
temperature (BV-15).
Humidity control can be enabled for un-occupancy
(BV-12 & BV-53).
Use a 10K Type II Thermistor Sensor for AI-2 Input.
If the BACnet FF detects that the door or window contact
is open during occupancy for a period longer than what
is defined in the standby delay (AV-20) it will put the unit
into standby mode.
DOOR SENSOR, LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH SPEED FAN. TWO POSITION COOLING AND HEATING
Inputs
AI-2:: Supply Air Sensor
(optional,
required for Economizer control)
BI-0:: PIR Motion Sensor (optional)
BI-1:: Door/Window Sensor (optional)
BI-2:: Main Door Sensor (optional)
Outputs
BO-0:: Fan Low Speed
BO-1:: Fan Medium Speed
BO-2:: Fan High Speed
BO-3:: Cooling 2 Position Valve
BO-4:: Heating 2 Position Valve
BO-5:: Not used
AO-0:: Economizer (optional analog)
0-10V or 4-20mA
AO-1:: Fan Speed Control (optional)
4-20mA VFD/SCR
Note: Any I/O listed as “optional” will
require a BV to be set. Refer to the
sequence of operations outlined in
the BACnet FF Thermostat System
Engineering Guide, 31-00098.
MS/TP Network
Digital
2 Position Open/Close
Digital
2 Position Open/Close
C
M
Motion Detector PIR
(optional)
Supply
Temperature Sensor
(required for economizer
control)
Door/Window Sensor
(optional)
Main Door
Sensor
(optional)
Fan F 1 SS
Fan F 2 SS
Fan F 3 SS
Clg Vlv
Htg Vlv
Econ
Controller Terminations
4PFC AP 8
GND
5
BO 0
BO 1
BO 2
BO 3
BO 4
BO 5
AO 1
G1
G2
G3
Y1
W1
EC
0-10Vdc
Com
14
4-20ma
AO 0
C
RC24VAC
1
24V
Com
BI/AI 1
COM
BI/AI 2
COM
BI/AI 0
SA Sensor
Door/Window
Switch
EC/VC
VC
VFD /SCR
4-20ma
Com
PIR
Motion
Sensor
Main Door
Switch

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Honeywell BACnet Specifications

General IconGeneral
Communication ProtocolBACnet MS/TP
Power Supply24 VAC/VDC
DisplayLCD (backlit)
MountingWall Mount
Operating Temperature32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)

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