York J Series - Control Interface and Parameters; Menu Navigation and Control Center

JOHNSON CONTROLS
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FORM 100.50-NOM7 (808)
Menu Navigation and Display Descriptions
SECTION 4 – MENU NAVIGATION AND DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONS
Control Center
SYSTEM
ALARM
UNIT
STATUS
OP ERATION
D ATA
UNIT
SET UP
CHANGE
ENTER
SET PO INTS SER VICE
CONFIGURATION
HISTORY
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BACK
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OPTILOGIC
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CONTROL CENTER
The OptiLogic Control Center (OCC) is used to com-
mission, monitor, and troubleshoot the rooftop unit.
It provides access to operational data, setpoint pro-
gramming, and access to past “history” information that
record unit parameters on safety shutdowns.
The OCC is installed in the control cabinet of the rooftop
unit. The OCC will have the capability of being removed
and installed in a remote location, such as a mechani-
cal room, maintenance oce, etc. For this, an optional
hardware kit (P/N XXX-XXXXX-XXX) is required that
allows the OCC to be installed up to 1000 feet from the
rooftop unit control panel.
The OCC keypad is a exible membrane style keypad
and has a 4 line by 20 character LCD backlit display.
The backlighting will energize when any button is
pressed and will be delayed to shut o 15 minutes
after the last button has been pressed.
The keypad consists of thirteen keys, divided into two
groups, Function keys and Navigation keys. The seven
function keys are Unit Status, Operation Data, Setpoints,
Unit Setup, Conguration, Service, and History. The six
navigation keys will be Up Arrow (↑){increase}, Down
Arrow (↓){decrease}, Back (<), Next (>), Change/Enter,
and Cancel.
NAVIGATING THE MENUS
The primary means of navigation for the menus is per-
formed with the Back (<) and Next (>) keys. Pressing
the Back (<) and Next (>) keys will change the display
to the previous or next display item, respectively. The
entire menu is navigable using just the Back (<) and Next
(>) keys exclusively. However, to facilitate navigation,
The Function keys, mentioned in the previous paragraphs,
allow the user to jump directly to the associated menu
items without scrolling through every menu display.
HISTORY MENU NAVIGATION
The OptiLogic Control Panel stores a maximum of
12 history “snapshots”. These snapshots are the unit
parameters and setpoints stored in memory at the time
the unit shut down on a fault. In the History menu, the
navigation of the menu is performed with the Up Ar-
row (↑) {increase} and Down Arrow (↓) {decrease} to
navigate through the data points stored in that History
“snapshot”. The Back (<) and Next (>) keys are still
used to move through twelve History snapshots.
“UNIT STATUS” NAVIGATION
The Unit Status key (or menu item) will move the dis-
play to the rst display item of the Unit Status group.
The Unit Status group of display items gives the user
access to information pertaining to the units’ current
operating status. The Unit Status group of display items
will be view only and require no password. An exception
to this statement is the entry of time and date. Time and
date are entered in the Unit Status group and require a
Level 1 password.
The OptiLogic Control Center display has four lines
of which to display data, from top to bottom. The rst
line will always show the Function Key group currently