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Applications Guide Tracer Graphical Programming - Trane

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Summary questions<br />

Summary questions<br />

Answer the following questions to review the skills, concepts, and definitions<br />

you learned in this chapter. The answers to these questions are on<br />

page 243.<br />

1. The SCC profile contains a variable called nviEmergOverride. This<br />

variable contains an enumerated value. It may be used to communicate<br />

an emergency shutdown to the <strong>Tracer</strong> MP580/581 controller.<br />

How would you use this variable in the fan control program to control<br />

the supply fan?<br />

2. The SCC profile contains a variable called nviValveOverride of type<br />

SNVT_hvac_overrid. This variable contains a structure made up of<br />

three elements. The first of which is the override mode. The <strong>Tracer</strong><br />

Summit system is capable of communicating the following values as<br />

the override mode to the <strong>Tracer</strong> MP580/581 controller:<br />

• 0 (Override Off)<br />

• 4 (Override Open)<br />

• 5 (Override Close)<br />

Incorporate logic in the discharge air control program to accommodate<br />

the valve override for both the cooling and heating valves.<br />

3. You constructed a number of programs that incorporated alarm management<br />

and reset. In many cases, the alarm reset variable was automatically<br />

set to off after the operator turned it on to reset an alarm.<br />

How would you accomplish the same functionality from the building<br />

automation system (<strong>Tracer</strong> Summit)? Hint: A CPL program is<br />

required.<br />

CNT-APG001-EN 225

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