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® Chapter 6 VAV AHU example Alarm indication and reset Writing the mode and setpoints program The mode and setpoints program calculates setpoints and determines the heat/cool mode. Set the program properties as shown in Figure 124 on page 135. 134 CNT-APG001-EN
® Writing the mode and setpoints program Figure 124: Mode and setpoints program properties When complete, this program will perform the following tasks: • Effective space setpoint calculation • Discharge air setpoint validation • Heat/Cool mode determination Calculating the effective space setpoints Study the sequence of operation to determine the logic to use to construct your program. In this case, the following logical points apply to setpoint calculation. • Calculate the effective occupied cooling and heating setpoints as in other Comm5 devices. • In occupied mode, use the default occupied cooling and heating setpoints to determine an offset. • In occupied standby mode, use the default occupied standby cooling and heating setpoints to determine an offset. • In either mode, apply the calculated offset to the space temperature setpoint to determine the effective cooling and heating setpoints. • Because this is a VAV air-handling unit, controlling the discharge air temperature is not based on the effective occupied cooling and heating setpoints but on the cooling and heating setpoints for the dis- CNT-APG001-EN 135
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