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Applications Guide Tracer Graphical Programming - Trane

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Writing the discharge air control program<br />

Enable humidification and modulate the humidifier to maintain the<br />

space relative humidity setpoint when all of the following conditions are<br />

true:<br />

• The air handler is in occupied mode.<br />

• The supply fan is on.<br />

• The outdoor air temperature is less than 55°F.<br />

If the duct relative humidity exceeds 85%, turn off the humidifier to prevent<br />

condensation in the duct work and indicate an alarm.<br />

Enable dehumidification, modulate the cooling valve to maintain space<br />

relative humidity, and modulate the heating valve to maintain the discharge<br />

air temperature when all of the following conditions are true:<br />

• The air handler is in occupied mode.<br />

• The supply fan is on.<br />

• The outdoor air temperature is greater than 55°F.<br />

• The space relative humidity is greater than the space dehumidification<br />

setpoint.<br />

Use the module in Figure 146 on page 169 to implement the decision but<br />

not the control actions.<br />

• Use the Deadband blocks to provide the on/off mechanism to activate<br />

and deactivate humidification or dehumidification.<br />

• Use a network variable input to access the space relative humidity,<br />

which is communicated from another Comm5 device. The Comm5<br />

device in this scenario is a <strong>Tracer</strong> MP503 I/O module that is bound to<br />

the <strong>Tracer</strong> MP580/581 controller. For more information about network<br />

variable bindings with the <strong>Tracer</strong> MP580/581, see the <strong>Tracer</strong><br />

MP580/581 Programmable Controller <strong>Programming</strong> guide<br />

(CNT-SVP01A-EN).<br />

• Because the <strong>Tracer</strong> MP503 provides the space relative humidity in<br />

units of current (mA), use a Reset block to convert it to units of percent<br />

relative humidity.<br />

➤ Using a Reset block<br />

The Reset block calculates a reset schedule or a linear equation.<br />

In this program, use the Reset block to determine the linear equation<br />

necessary to calculate the relative humidity based on the network<br />

variable nviCurrent_mA01 that supplies current.<br />

The inputs to the block include the following:<br />

x1 = 4.0 mA, y1 = 0.0%<br />

x2 = 20.0 mA, y2 = 100.0%<br />

The resulting linear equation is as follows:<br />

Relative humidity (%) = 6.25 × Current (mA) – 25.00<br />

The Reset block uses this equation internally to calculate the relative<br />

humidity output with the current input. For example, when<br />

the network variable input nviCurrent_mA01 communicates the<br />

value of 14.0 mA, the Reset block calculates a relative humidity of<br />

62.5%. See Figure 145 on page 168 for a plot of this equation.<br />

CNT-APG001-EN 167

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