Unit stand-alone operation.
If you use a
mechanical zone sensor the cooling setpoint will actually be the discharge air
setpoint (RTRM J6-5 will be ignored)
You need to
jump RTRM J6-2 & 4 or use a 7.68k resistor across J6-2 & 4 because a VAV has
only two modes (On or AUTO)
The VHR
output should be wired to drive VAV boxes to maximum position during all heating
modes and unoccupied periods.
-
Only RTRM terminals J6-2 & 4 jumped.
- Occupied Cooling with Indoor Blower ON. (Set the supply air cooling
setpoint on the RTAM)
- Occupied Cooling with Indoor Blower ON. (Set the supply air cooling
-
Jumper between RTRM terminals J6-2 & J6- 4, zone
sensor between RTRM J6-1 & 2 and a field supplied occupied/unoccupied switching
device between RTRM J6-11 & 12.-
RTRM J6-2 & 4 jumped, RTRM J6-11 & 12 open - Occupied Cooling, Morning Warm-up, Daytime Warm-up,
Indoor Blower ON- The unit can do
Morning Warm-up if it knows the zone temp, and switches from unoccupied to
occupied. - If the power is cycled the
unit can enter Morning Warm-up. -
With DWU enabled (RTAM Dip switch 5 on) the zone
temperature will be controlled at
3°F below the Morning Warm-up setpoint
- The unit can do
-
RTRM J6-2 & 4 jumped, RTRM J6-11 & 12 jumped - Unoccupied Heating,Indoor Blower AUTO
- With DWU enabled (RTAM Dip switch 5 on) the zone temperature will be controlled at
10°F below the Morning Warm-up setpoint, but not less than 50°F - With the RTRM J6-11 & 12 contacts closed, the
economizer is forced fully closed, the mechanical cooling will be disabled and the
indoor blower will go to AUTO.
- With DWU enabled (RTAM Dip switch 5 on) the zone temperature will be controlled at
-
RTRM J6-2 & 4 jumped, RTRM J6-11 & 12 open - Occupied Cooling, Morning Warm-up, Daytime Warm-up,
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