ECP-103 Series
Application-Note Setpoint offset Quick Edit scene on EC-Smart-Vue
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Introduction This document explains how to adjust a setpoint offset using positive and negative values in an EC-Smart-Vue Quick Edit scene. Example : -5°C/+5°C
Information
1/ Open the ComSensor module and create a Numeric Local Value “SetptOffset” using the following properties:
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2/ Create a Global value and name it SetpointHigh with the following properties.
3/ Create a Global value and name it SetpointLow with the following properties.
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4/ Create an Edit Scene under Quick Edit with the following properties. In the value Limits, configure the following parameters.
5/ Create 3 “ComSensor Values” blocks and assign the values in the properties as following:
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6/ Assign initial values to -5 and 5 of Analog Values SetptLowLimit and SetptHighLimit.
7/ Synchronize the code and make sure to check the “Reinitialize controller/non-controller specific values” option, this will set the initial values of the AVs (SetpointLowLimit and SetpointHighLimit) for 1st time use. The user will now be able to change the setpoint with ±0.1°C increments. To have ±1°C increments, set the Decimals to 0 in the Quick Edit/ Setpoint Edit Scene.
DISCLAIMER This tech-note is intended to provide general technical information on a particular subject or subjects and is not an exhaustive treatment of such subjects. Accordingly, the information in this web site is not intended to constitute application, design, software or other professional engineering advice or services.
Distech Controls, the Distech Controls logo, Open-To-Wireless, and Innovative Solutions for Greener Buildings are trademarks of Distech Controls, Inc. Distech Controls does not warrant the completeness, timeliness or accuracy of any of the data contained in this web site and may make changes at any time in its sole discretion without notice.
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Product(s)
Last Modified
EC-gfxProgram
03/10/2014
Series/Revision Any version
Introduction This document explains how to adjust a setpoint offset using positive and negative values in an EC-Smart-Vue Quick Edit scene. Example : -5°C/+5°C
Information
1/ Open the ComSensor module and create a Numeric Local Value “SetptOffset” using the following properties:
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2/ Create a Global value and name it SetpointHigh with the following properties.
3/ Create a Global value and name it SetpointLow with the following properties.
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4/ Create an Edit Scene under Quick Edit with the following properties. In the value Limits, configure the following parameters.
5/ Create 3 “ComSensor Values” blocks and assign the values in the properties as following:
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6/ Assign initial values to -5 and 5 of Analog Values SetptLowLimit and SetptHighLimit.
7/ Synchronize the code and make sure to check the “Reinitialize controller/non-controller specific values” option, this will set the initial values of the AVs (SetpointLowLimit and SetpointHighLimit) for 1st time use. The user will now be able to change the setpoint with ±0.1°C increments. To have ±1°C increments, set the Decimals to 0 in the Quick Edit/ Setpoint Edit Scene.
DISCLAIMER This tech-note is intended to provide general technical information on a particular subject or subjects and is not an exhaustive treatment of such subjects. Accordingly, the information in this web site is not intended to constitute application, design, software or other professional engineering advice or services.
Distech Controls, the Distech Controls logo, Open-To-Wireless, and Innovative Solutions for Greener Buildings are trademarks of Distech Controls, Inc. Distech Controls does not warrant the completeness, timeliness or accuracy of any of the data contained in this web site and may make changes at any time in its sole discretion without notice.
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