FlexStat (General) 60 Application Guide, Rev L
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Locked Buttons: 18
Locked User Interface Mode: 18
Low Limit Alarm: 34, 35, 40, 42, 45, 51, 52
M
Modes: 18, 31
Modulating: 30, 49
Motion Detector. See Motion Sensor
Motion Sensor
Customizing: 23
Enabling/Disabling: 23
Occupancy Mode: 32
Override Time: 23
Performance and Specs: 22
With Door Contact: 24
Mounting Considerations: 4
MSV (Multi-State Variables): 19, 21
N
Next Generation Control Basic: 8
Night Flush: 39
O
OAT. See Outside Air Temperature (OAT)
Objects, Custom: 10
Occupancy
Modes: 17, 32
Sensor. See Motion Sensor
Operation Guide: 26
Operation, Sequence: 31, 50, 57
Optimum Start: 33
Outputs: 7, 15
Outside Air Temperature (OAT): 14, 34, 52
Overrides: 23, 32
P
PECI (Portland Energy Conservation, Inc.): 36
Phasing, Network and Power: 4
Portland Energy Conservation, Inc. (PECI): 36
Priority Levels: 17
Programming.
See Control Basic Programs
Proportional. See Modulating
Proportional Band: 31
Pull-Up Resistor Switches: 5
R
Relays: 7
Relinquished Default: 19
Remote
CO2 Sensor: 16
Motion Sensors: 25
Temperature Sensor: 11, 28, 47
Reversing Valve: 41
Reverting UI Modes: 19
Roof Top Unit (RTU): 45
Rotation Values: 14
RTD Inputs: 5
S
SAE-10xx CO2 sensors: 16
SC. See Switched Common
Sensor
Connected to Another Controller: 15
Motion/Occupancy: 22, 25
On Another Controller: 15
Remote Motion/Occupancy: 25
Temperature: 12
Sequence of Operation: 31, 50, 57
Setpoints: 13, 17, 31
Space Temp. and Humidity: 17
Standard Mode: 18
Standby Mode: 33, 38
Support Files: 26
Switched Common: 7
Switches, EOL and Pull-Up: 5
System Mode: 32
T
Temperature
Increments, Decimal: 12
Temperature Sensor: 12, 17
Terminals: 4
Thermistor
Remote/External: 11
Type II or III: 11
TotalControl: 8, 13, 17, 19
Triac: 58
Type II or III Thermistor: 11
U
UI (User Interface): 17, 18, 40
Update Manager: 10
V
Valve Control: 40, 41, 43, 44, 50, 53, 54
Ventilation Modes in DCV: 37
W
Web Graphics: 17
Web Site: 26
Wiring Considerations: 4
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