Menu Definitions
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Setpoints
Cooling/Heating Setpoints
Defines the temperature setpoints used for space temperature control.
• Unocc. Cool – unoccupied cooling setpoint temperature (Maximum; 90°F [32.2°C]).
• Occ. cool – occupied cooling setpoint temperature.
• Occ. heat – occupied heating setpoint temperature.
• Unocc. heat – unoccupied heating setpoint temperature
(Minimum; 50°F [10°C]).
Max. heating
Defines the maximum temperature the user can set the occupied/unoccupied heating
temperature setpoint to.
(Range: 55°F to 80°F [12.7°C to 26.6°C])
Min. cooling
Defines the minimum temperature that the user can set the occupied/unoccupied cooling
temperature setpoint to.
(Range: 60°F to 85°F [15.5°C to 29.4°C])
Min. deadband
Defines the minimum difference between the occupied cooling and occupied heating
setpoints. If the cooling or heating setpoint is adjusted so the difference between the two
is less than minimum deadband value, the other setpoint is adjusted to maintain the
minimum value.
(Range: 2.0°F to 10.0°F [1.0°C to 5.5°C])
Standby mode
Defines zone sensor standby offset mode behavior. When in use and the current schedule
event is occupied and the motion sensor indicates an unoccupied space, the zone sensor
will enter standby occupied mode. Upon entering the mode, the occupied standby
cooling/heating setpoints are used to control the space.
• Enabled – standby mode is in use.
• Disabled – standby mode is not in use.
Standby diff.
Defines temperature offset applied to calculate standby offset setpoints. The value is
added to the occupied cooling setpoint and subtracted from the occupied heating
setpoint. The resultant values are the occupied standby cooling/heating setpoints.
(Range: 2.0°F to 5.0°F [1.0°C to 2.5°C])
Occupant diff.
Defines the temperature amount that an occupant can adjust the cooling/heating
setpoint by, when performing a temporary override action.
Setting this value to zero prevents the occupant from adjusting the setpoint.
(Range: 0.0°F to 5.0°F [0.0°C to 2.5°C])
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