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Chapter 3 Modifying the exhaust fan program<br />

• Switch<br />

• Or<br />

Opening an existing program<br />

Begin by opening your first program, Equip Rm Exhaust Fan. You can<br />

have only one program open in the TGP editor at a time. If you try to open<br />

another program, the first program is closed.<br />

To open an existing program:<br />

1. From the File menu, choose Open. The Open dialog box appears.<br />

2. Select Exhaust Fan.tgp.<br />

3. Click Open. The graphical program opens in the design space<br />

(Figure 29).<br />

Figure 29: Equipment room exhaust fan program<br />

Reviewing the sequence of operation<br />

In this scenario the equipment room remains as described in Chapter 2,<br />

“Writing the exhaust fan program.” The room contains machinery that<br />

generates a significant amount of heat. As a result, the temperature in<br />

the room rises. The following criteria apply to control of the equipment<br />

room exhaust fan.<br />

• When the temperature exceeds 85°F, turn the exhaust fan on to draw<br />

outside air through the equipment room.<br />

• When the temperature falls below 80°F, turn the exhaust fan off.<br />

• An operator must be able to adjust the limiting setpoint from the<br />

operator display.<br />

• If the temperature sensor fails, turn the fan on and indicate an alarm<br />

condition.<br />

There are three important differences from the original sequence of operation:<br />

• The sequence incorporates a deadband into control of the fan.<br />

• The temperature setpoint at which the fan turns on is adjustable by<br />

the operator at the operator display.<br />

• The sequence calls for an alarm indication when the temperature sensor<br />

input fails.<br />

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