BCI-R / BCI2-R Space Temperature (SCC) and Discharge Air Control (DAC) from BAS
Summary:
Space Temperature Control and Discharge Air Control are two important parameters that are monitored and controlled by a Building Automation System (BAS) inn order to maintain a comfortable indoor environment
Assuming you have already set up your unit for integration into the BAS per BCI-R / BCI2-R Point-Configuration-for-Control-with-non-Trane-Automation-System, then follow these steps below to allow for your BAS to control space temperature, setpoint limits, and discharge air parameters for your BCI-R RTU.
For heating operation: BCI-R / BCI2-R VAV RTU Heating - Max Heat, Morning Warmup (MWU), Daytime Warmup (DWU)
For how Space Temperature Setpoints work on a BCI-R: How does the BCI-R handle Space Setpoints?
Settings for Space Temperature
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| Process Step | Point Type | Point Name |
1. Service ("Out of Service" BACnet Property) |
2. Present Value (BACnet Property) |
RTU Type | NoProcess Steptes |
| 1 | AO/2 | Space Temperature Setpoint BAS | IN SERVICE | 72.5 degF (typical) Range 50 to 90 degF | CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd |
BAS communicated centered setpoint. If out of service, will use local thumbwheel setpoint |
| 2 | AO/29 | Occupied Offset | IN SERVICE |
1.5 degF (typical) Range 1 to 5 degF |
CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd | Used to calculate active heating and cooling setpoints (occupied) |
| 3 | AO/31 | Unoccupied Cooling Setpoint | IN SERVICE | 85 degF (typical) | CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd | |
| 4 | AO/32 | Unoccupied Heating Setpoint | IN SERVICE | 50 degF (typical) | CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd | |
| 5 | AO/35 | Space Cooling Setpoint High Limit BAS | IN SERVICE | 50 to 90 degF (valid range) | CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd | |
| 6 | AO/36 | Space Cooling Setpoint Low Limit BAS | IN SERVICE | 50 to 90 degF (valid range) | CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd | |
| 7 | AO/37 | Space Heating Setpoint High Limit BAS | IN SERVICE | 50 to 90 degF (valid range) | CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd | |
| 8 | AO/38 | Space Heating Setpoint Low Limit BAS | IN SERVICE | 50 to 90 degF (valid range) | CV/SZVAV/Multi-spd | |
| 9 | AO/6 | Discharge Air Cooling Setpoint BAS | IN SERVICE | 50 degF | SZVAV | This point is the LOW LIMIT SETPOINT of the Discharge Air Temp on SZVAV units |
Settings for Discharge Air Control
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Process Step |
Point Type | Point Name |
1. Service ("Out of Service" BACnet Property) |
2. Present Value (BACnet Property) |
RTU Type | RTU TypeNoProcess Steptes |
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AO/6 | Discharge Air Cooling Setpoint BAS | IN SERVICE | 55 degF (typical) Range 40 to 80 degF | MZVAV | If AI/52 is not matching AO/6, verify dip switches 3/4 on RTAM for Supply Air Reset config |
| 2 | AO/7 | Discharge Air Heating Setpoint BAS | IN SERVICE | 100 degF (typical) Range 50 to 158 DegF | MZVAV | Only applies to units with Modulating Heat |
| 3 | AO/8 | Duct Static Pressure Setpoint BAS | IN SERVICE | 1.5 in pressure (typical)Range 0to 2.5 inwg | MZVAV | none |
| 4 | AO/2 | Space Temperature Setpoint BAS | IN SERVICE | 72.5 degF (typical) | MZVAV |
BAS communicated centered setpoint. If out of service, will use local thumbwheel setpoint When MWU or DWU is in use |
| 5 | AO/31 | Unoccupied Cooling Setpoint | IN SERVICE | 85 degF (typical) | MZVAV | |
| 4 | AO/32 | Unoccupied Heating Setpoint | IN SERVICE | 50 degF (typical) | MZVAV |
WARNING:
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