Neptronic SKV User manual

SKV-BACnet-180905
SKV
Evaporative Humidifier
BACnet User Guide

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Contents
Introduction.......................................................................................................................................1
Pre-requisites.................................................................................................................................1
Advantages of BACnet.....................................................................................................................1
BACnet Supported Humidifier Features............................................................................................1
BACnet Properties Configuration .....................................................................................................2
Configuration Options.........................................................................................................................3
Quick Setup....................................................................................................................................3
Manual Setup.................................................................................................................................3
Mac Address and Max_Master.....................................................................................................3
Device Object Properties.................................................................................................................4
Object Types Supported..................................................................................................................6
Object Table Information....................................................................................................................7
Analog Input (AI).............................................................................................................................7
Analog Value (AV)...........................................................................................................................7
Binary Value (BV)..........................................................................................................................10
Binary Input (BI)............................................................................................................................18
Multi State Value (MSV) ................................................................................................................19
Program Value (PRG).....................................................................................................................21
File (File) ......................................................................................................................................22
Schedule (SCH) .............................................................................................................................22

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Introduction
The SKV manual provides information about using the SKV Evaporative Humidifier with the BACnet
communications feature. The BACnet communication protocol for building automation and control networks
enables communication between client devices within a network. The SKV Evaporative Humidifier provides a
BACnet®network interface between BACnet client devices and Neptronic humidifiers. It uses the BACnet Master
Module/Token Passing (MS/TP) protocol at the BACnet MAC layer.
Pre-requisites
The SKV manual assumes that you are familiar with the concepts of BACnet and its terminology.
Advantages of BACnet
BACnet enabled humidifiers have the following advantages:
Quick Message Transmission. The humidifier uses a synchronous implementation for BACnet messages
making it quick and efficient. Each BACnet confirmed service request is answered as quickly as possible
without using the Reply Postponed frame. The MS/TP implementation is performed within Tusage_delay
of 15 minutes to ensure a Tusage_timeout value within 20 minutes.
MS/TP Support. The humidifier supports a Full Master Node state machine for MS/TP. All parameters are
configured via the BACnet WriteProperty service. The changes made via the WriteProperty take place
immediately and do not require a restart of the humidifier. For more information about the WriteProperty,
refer to Table 3 - Object Types Supported.
BIBB Support. The humidifier is the same as the B-ASC type profile server in its functioning and supports
the specific BIBB as per their relevant definitions.
oDS-RP-B
oDS-WP-B
oDM-DCC-B
oDM-DDB-B
oDM-DOB-B
Object Support. The humidifier supports a fixed list of BACnet visible values, which appear as
Present_Values of various BACnet standard object types in addition to a device object. For more
information, refer to Table 3 - Object Types Supported.
Alarms. The humidifier supports indication of various alarm conditions through value changes in properties
of several objects. However, it does not generate BACnet event notifications.
BACnet Supported Humidifier Features
The following BACnet supported features are available with the SKV BACnet Evaporative Humidifier:
Auto Baud Rate Detection. The humidifier configures its baud rate automatically as soon as it detects the
network speed upon connection.
Auto Device Instance Configuration. The humidifier configures its device instance automatically to
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BACnet Properties Configuration
To establish communication on the network and guarantee a unique ID of devices in a BACnet system, the
following properties may have to be configured.
Table 1 - BACnet Properties Configuration
Property
Default Value
Configuration
MAC Address
000
Can be setto a value between000 and 254 via the menu.
The values from 128-254representMS/TP non-token
passing Module devices.
Device Instance
Auto
The humidifierautomaticallyconfigures its device instance
to 153,000.
The value can be set manuallyvia the menu.
The value can beset manuallythroughthe WriteProperty
service to Device Object.Object_Identifier.
The device’s Object_Identifier is a combinationofthe
Device Object_Type (8) and the Device_Instance (0-
4194302),thereforeits decimalorhexadecimal
representationtends tobeincomprehensible.
For example,the Device_Instance=1000 has an
equivalentObject_Identifier of0x020003E8hexadecimal
or 33555432decimal.
Baud Rate
0 = Auto
The humidifierconfiguresits baud rateautomaticallyby
detecting the networkupon connection.
The value can beset manuallyvia the menufrom the
availablevalues of Auto, 9600,19200,38400,76800.
Max_Master
127
Configure Max_Master valueto increasenetwork
efficiencywhenthere are less than 127devices onthe
network.
The Max_Master value can be configuredthrough
WriteProperty service to the Device Object.Max_Master.
For more information,referto the Mac Address and
Max_Master section.
Device Object.Object_Name
Name of the device
Configure thenameof the device through WriteProperty
service to the Device Object.Object_Name. For example,
SKV.

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Configuration Options
The following options enable you to configure and run the BACnet features of the humidifiers quickly.
Quick Setup
Configure the humidifier's baud rate and device instance without programming.
1. Set a unique MAC address using the menu.
2. Connect the humidifier to the network and power it up.
3. The humidifier automatically configures the baud rate and device instance.
4. Repeat the steps for each humidifier.
Manual Setup
To use a Device_Instance other than 153,000 and /or if your site has more than one controller network, go to the
SKV menu.
1. Press menu and select the Controls menu item.
2. Enter the password (637).
3. Select the BACnet menu item to configure the MAC address, Device Instance, and Baud Rate
manually.
4. Disconnect the power to the humidifier, connect the humidifier to the network, and connect the
power again.
Configure the Max_Master value through the WriteProperty service to the Device Object.Max_Master to
increase network efficiency or if there are less than 127 devices on the network. For more information, refer to the
Mac Address and Max_Master section.
MacAddressandMax_Master
The MAC address must be unique on the entire MS/TP network. However, having a unique MAC address and a
high baud rate does not guarantee efficient operation of the humidifier and other MS/TP units on the MS/TP
network. Some MAC address and Max_Master combinations are more efficient than others. BACnet requires
token-passing units to occasionally “poll” for other masters based on the MAC address and Max_Master.
A poor combination of MAC addresses and Max_Master can lead to a slower network due to lost time polling for
masters that are not present. Unless there are 126 other units on the MS/TP network, the default Max_Master
value of 127 is not the most efficient choice for the humidifier. The Max_Master default value of 127 was selected
to ensure that any master, specifically a BACnet client can be found when the humidifier is initially started.
Examples of Mac Address and Max_Master Configurations
The following are some of the examples to indicate the optimum combination of Mac address and Max_Master
configurations to ensure a quick and efficient output.
Example 1
MAC=0. Max_Master=127
MAC=1, Max_Master=127
This configuration is slow and inefficient because every time either unit is required to find another master unit, it
has to poll 126 units until it finds the right one to pass the token.

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Example 2
MAC=0. Max_Master=5
MAC=1 to MAC=4 are not used
MAC=5, Max_Master=5
This configuration is better than Example 1 but it is still slower. The Max_Master is set to the most efficient value
but the gap between the two MAC addresses is high. Therefore, each unit must poll four units until it finds the
right one to pass the token.
Example 3
MAC=0. Max_Master=1
MAC=2, Max_Master=2
This is an incorrect configuration. The MAC=0 will never find MAC=2 because it will never poll for the master MAC
address=2.
Example 4
MAC=0. Max_Master=3
MAC=1, Max_Master=3
MAC=2, Max_Master=3
MAC=3, Max_Master=3
This is an efficient configuration as the units are numbered consecutively. As a general guideline, the most
efficient setup for an MS/TP network is one in which the units are consecutively numbered starting at MAC
address 0 and having Max_Master=the maximum MAC address in the system. If consecutive numbering is not
possible, then the next most efficient setup is one in which all units have Max_Master=the maximum MAC
address in the system.
Device Object Properties
The following table lists all the BACnet properties supported for the device object. The W indicates that the
property is writable using the BACnet WriteProperty service.
Table 2 - Device Object Properties
Property
Value
Writable
Object_Identifier
Programmable wheretheinstancepartof theObject_Identifier is in the range
of 0-41,94,302
The deviceinstancemust be unique system-wide
The default value for thedeviceinstance=1,53,000(Vendor_Identifier*1,000)
W
Object_Name
Programmable up to 32characters
The devicename must be unique system-wide
The defaultvalue is Model_Name
W
Description
Programmable up to 32characters
The defaultvalue is SKV Evaporative/Cooling Humidifier
W
Object_Type
8
System_Status
Always OPERATIONAL (0)
Vendor_Identifier
Always 153
Vendor_Name
Always Neptronic
Model_Name
Example, SKV
Firmware_Revision
currently,0.23
Application_Software_Version
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Property
Value
Writable
Protocol_Version
Always 1
Protocol_Revision
Always 14
DataBase_Revision
Default = 0, willbeincremented if Object_Name and/orObject_Identifier ismodified
or objects added or removed as per configuration.
Max_APDU_Length_Accepted
491
Segmentation_Supported
(3) = No Segmentation
APDU_Timeout
60,000
Number_of_APDU_Retries
Always 0
Protocol_Services_Supported
Always 0x00,0x0B, 0xC0,0x02,0x60 (abitstringin BACnet order)
atomicWriteFile, atomicReadFile
writeProperty,readProperty
writePropertyMultiple,readPropertyMultiple
deviceCommunicationControl
unconfirmedPrivateTransfer
who-Is,who-Has
timeSynchronization,utcTimeSynchronization
Protocol_Object_Types_
Supported
Always 0x00,0xB4, 0x80,0x10(abitstringinBACnet order)
analog-input, analog-value,binary-input,binary-value,device,file,multi-state
value,program, and schedule
Object_List
Per thestandard.Becauseof restrictions onthesizeof thetransmit buffers,the
entire Object_List cannot bereturnedat once, rather the Object_List mustbe
read,one-at-a-time. Depends on number of objects.
Device_Address_Binding
Always empty
Max_Master
Programmable in the rangeof 1-127
Default value=127
W
Priority_for_writing
1 to 16
W for BTL
conformance
Max_Info_Frames
Always 1
Local_Time
hh:mm:ss (e.g. 14:53:03).Depends on user client.
W
Local_Date
yy/mm/dd/ww [e.g.14/02/18/01=2014, Feb 18 (Monday)]. Depends on user client.
W
UTC_Offset
-12to +14
W
Daylight_Savings_Status
On or Off
W
Proprietary property #1000
This proprietary property represents theMS/TP MAC unsigned address inthe
rangeof 0-254
Unsigned
W
Proprietary property #1001
Programmable
This proprietary property represents theMS/TP baud rate
9,600, 19,200,38,400, 76,800
Unsigned
W if not Auto
Baud.
Proprietary property #1002
Programmable
This proprietary property represents the periodof time that an object in/out of
servicewillautomatically returnto normal. Range = 0-120minutes (unsigned
type)
Writing 0 means no automatic returnto normal
Default is 15 minutes
Unsigned
W

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Object Types Supported
The following table lists all the BACnet properties supported for each object type. Most of the properties are
locked. The exception is Present_Value, which represents the dynamic operating values of the device, and the
Status_Flag, Event_State,and Reliability properties, which reflect the availability of the Present_Value. Unless
otherwise specified, properties are not changeable.
Table 3 - Object Types Supported
Object Type
Supports
Optional Properties Supported
AnalogInput

Reliability
Description
Min_Present_Value
Max_Present_Value
Resolution
AnalogValue

Reliability
Description
Binary Input

Reliability
Active_Text
Inactive_Text
Description
Binary Value

Reliability
Active_Text
Inactive_Text
Description
Multi-State Value

Description
Reliability
States_Text
File

Description
Program

Reliability
Description
Schedule

Weekly_Schedule

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Object Table Information
The humidifiers use the following BACnet object tables, categorized based on their ID. The type is the BACnet
Object type, the instance is the BACnet Object. Together, the type and instance form the BACnet
Object_Identifier for an object according to the following C-language algorithm:
object_identifier=(unsigned long)((unsigned long)type<<22)+instance
Analog Input (AI)
ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
AI.1
ExternalDemand
External demand signalmeasurement.
Present Value
0 to 10,560mV
AI.2
ExternalSetpoint
External setpointsignal measurement.
Present Value
0 to 10,560mV
AI.3
RoomTempSensor
Room temperature sensor signal
measurement.
Present Value
0 to 10,560mV
AI.4
RoomRHSensor
Room relative humidity sensor signal
measurement.
Present Value
0 to 10,560mV
AI.5
DuctSensor
Duct relative humidity sensor signal
measurement.
Present Value
0 to 10,560mV
AI.6
Module1WaterLevelSensor
Module 1 w ater levelsensor signal
measurement.
Present Value
0 to 65,535Hz
AI.7
Module2WaterLevelSensor
Module 2 w ater levelsensor signal
measurement.
Present Value
0 to 65,535Hz
AI.8
Module3WaterLevelSensor
Module 3 w ater levelsensor signal
measurement.
Present Value
0 to 65,535Hz
AI.9
Module4WaterLevelSensor
Module 4 w ater levelsensor signal
measurement.
Present Value
0 to 65,535Hz
AI.10
Module1WaterTempSensor
Module 1 w ater temperaturesensor
signal measurement.
Present Value
0 to 3,300mV
AI.11
Module2WaterTempSensor
Module 2 w ater temperaturesensor
signal measurement.
Present Value
0 to 3,300mV
AI.12
Module3WaterTempSensor
Module 3 w ater temperaturesensor
signal measurement.
Present Value
0 to 3,300mV
AI.13
Module4WaterTempSensor
Module 4 w ater temperaturesensor
signal measurement.
Present Value
0 to 3,300mV
Analog Value (AV)
ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
AV.1
SystOutput
Systemoutputin percent.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.2
SystOutput
Systemoutputin Mass Flow units.
Present Value
0 to SystemCapacity
AV.3
SystCapacity
Total systemoutputcapacity.
Present Value
Units as perMass Flow Units
AV.4
NumOfModules
Number of humidifier modules.
Present Value
1 to 4
AV.5
SystDemand
Systemdemand.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.6
SystLimit
Systemoutputlimit as per high limit
signals.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.7
SystOutputLockOn
System outputlock or limit for load
shedding.
Present Value
50 to 100%
AV.8
SystFeedback
Systemoutputfeedbacksignal.
Present Value
0 to 10,000mV
AV.9
SimDemand
Simulation mode demand.
Present Value
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ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
AV.10
SimDuration
Simulation mode duration.
Present Value
5 to 60 minutes
AV.11
SimCountdown
Simulation mode countdown.
Present Value
3,600 to 0seconds
AV.12
AnalogDemand
Analogsystemdemand.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.13
RoomRH
Room relative humidity.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%RH
AV.14
RoomTemp
Room temperature.
Present Value
Minimum room temperatureto
maximum roomtemperature. See
Control menu.
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.15
DuctRH
Duct relativehumidity.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%RH
AV.16
SetpointRH
External relativehumidity setpoint.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%RH
AV.17
SetpointTemp
External temperature setpoint.
Present Value
Minimum room temperatureto
maximum roomtemperature. See
Control menu.
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.18
InternalSetpointOccupied
Internal %RHsetpoint duringoccupancy.
Present Value
10 to 90%
AV.19
InternalSetpointOccupied
Internal temperaturesetpointduring
occupancy.
Present Value
10.0 to 40.0°Cor 50.0 to104°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.20
InternalSetpointUnoccupied
Internal %RHsetpoint duringoccupancy.
Present Value
10 to 90%
AV.21
InternalSetpointUnoccupied
Internal temperaturesetpointduring
occupancy.
Present Value
10.0 to 40.0°Cor 50.0 to104°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.22
InternalSetpointVacant
Internal %RHsetpoint duringvacancy.
Present Value
10 to 90%
AV.23
InternalSetpointVacant
Internal temperaturesetpointduring
vacancy.
Present Value
10.0 to 40.0°Cor 50.0 to104°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.24
ProportionalRamp
Proportional ramp for %RH.
Present Value
1.0 to 20.0%RH
AV.25
ProportionalRamp
Proportional ramp for temperature.
Present Value
0.5 to 5.0°Cor 32.9 to41°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.26
IntegralRamp
Integral ramp for %RH.
Present Value
1.0 to 20.0%RH
AV.27
IntegralRamp
Integral ramp for temperature.
Present Value
0.5 to 5.0°Cor 32.9 to41°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.28
Deadband
Deadband for %RH.
Present Value
0.0 to 10.0%RH
AV.29
Deadband
Deadband for temperature.
Present Value
0.0 to 2.0°Cor 32 to 35.6°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.30
HighLimitSetpoint
Analoghigh limit setpoint value.
Present Value
10 to 90 %RH
AV.31
HighLimitProportionalRamp
Analoghigh limit proportional ramp.
Present Value
0.0 to 20.0%RH
AV.32
DilutionInterval
Water dilution interval.
Present Value
30 to 1,500minutes
AV.33
DilutionCycles
Number of w ater dilutioncycles.
Present Value
0 to 255
AV.34
CleaningInterval
Cleaning interval.
Present Value
3 to 12 months
AV.35
AutoDrainInterval
Automatic drain interval.
Present Value
1 to 24 hours
AV.36
UVLampInterval
UV lamp replacement interval.
Present Value
1,500 to 3,000hours
AV.37
InactivityDelay
Systeminactivity delay.
Present Value
4 to 72 hours
AV.38
NetworkFallbackTimeout
Networkfallbacktimeout. Use whenat
least onecontrolinput value has Network
as its source.
Present Value
1 to 15 minutes
AV.39
NetworkTimeoutCountdown
Networkfallbacktimeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 900 to 0 seconds
AV.40
InactivityCounter
Systeminactivity downcounter.
Present Value
Maximum 2,59,200 to 0seconds
AV.41
Module1DrainTimeoutCountdown
Module 1 drain timeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 1,800 to 0 seconds
AV.42
Module2DrainTimeoutCountdown
Module 2 drain timeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 1,800 to 0 seconds
AV.43
Module3DrainTimeoutCountdown
Module 3 drain timeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 1,800 to 0 seconds
AV.44
Module4DrainTimeoutCountdown
Module 4 drain timeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 1,800 to 0 seconds
AV.45
Module1FillTimeoutCountdow n
Module 1 fill timeout countdown.
Present Value
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ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
AV.46
Module2FillTimeoutCountdow n
Module 2 fill timeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 1,800 to 0 seconds
AV.47
Module3FillTimeoutCountdow n
Module 3 fill timeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 1,800 to 0 seconds
AV.48
Module4FillTimeoutCountdow n
Module 4 fill timeout countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 1,800 to 0 seconds
AV.49
Module1InactivityCountdown
Module 1 inactivity countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 2,59,200 to 0seconds
AV.50
Module2InactivityCountdown
Module 2 inactivity countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 2,59,200 to 0seconds
AV.51
Module3InactivityCountdown
Module 3 inactivity countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 2,59,200 to 0seconds
AV.52
Module4InactivityCountdown
Module 4 inactivity countdown.
Present Value
Maximum 2,59,200 to 0seconds
AV.53
Module1StateCountdow n
Module 1 statecountdown.
Present Value
Depends on module's state
AV.54
Module2StateCountdow n
Module 2 statecountdown.
Present Value
Depends on module's state
AV.55
Module3StateCountdow n
Module 3 statecountdown.
Present Value
Depends on module's state
AV.56
Module4StateCountdow n
Module 4 statecountdown.
Present Value
Depends on module's state
AV.57
Module1Demand
Module 1 demand.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.58
Module2Demand
Module 2 demand.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.59
Module3Demand
Module 3 demand.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.60
Module4Demand
Module 4 demand.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.61
Module1Output
Module 1 output.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.62
Module2Output
Module 2 output.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.63
Module3Output
Module 3 output.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.64
Module4Output
Module 4 output.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.65
Module1Capacity
Module 1 total capacity.
Present Value
0 to 65,535
Units as perMass Flow Units
AV.66
Module2Capacity
Module 2 total capacity.
Present Value
0 to 65,535
Units as perMass Flow Units
AV.67
Module3Capacity
Module 3 total capacity.
Present Value
0 to 65,535
Units as perMass Flow Units
AV.68
Module4Capacity
Module 4 total capacity.
Present Value
0 to 65,535
Units as perMass Flow Units
AV.69
Module1WaterLevel
Module 1 w ater level.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.70
Module2WaterLevel
Module 2 w ater level.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.71
Module3WaterLevel
Module 3 w ater level.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.72
Module4WaterLevel
Module 4 w ater level.
Present Value
0.0 to 100.0%
AV.73
Module1WaterTemp
Module 1 water temperature.
Present Value
0.0 to 125.0°Cor 32 to257°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.74
Module2WaterTemp
Module 2 w ater temperature.
Present Value
0.0 to 125.0°Cor 32 to257°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.75
Module3WaterTemp
Module 3 water temperature.
Present Value
0.0 to 125.0°Cor 32 to257°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.76
Module4WaterTemp
Module 4 w ater temperature.
Present Value
0.0 to 125.0°Cor 32 to257°F
Units as perTemperature Units
AV.77
Module1PumpStageWeight
Module 1 pump's stageweightrelativeto
module's full capacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.78
Module2PumpStageWeight
Module 2 pump's stageweightrelativeto
module's full capacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.79
Module3PumpStageWeight
Module 3 pump's stageweightrelativeto
module's full capacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.80
Module4PumpStageWeight
Module 4 pump's stageweightrelativeto
module's full capacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.81
Module1Valve1StageWeight
Stage weightof Module1, valve1
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
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ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
AV.82
Module2Valve1StageWeight
Stage weightof Module2, valve1
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.83
Module3Valve1StageWeight
Stage weightof Module3, valve1
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.84
Module4Valve1StageWeight
Stage weightof Module4, valve1
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.85
Module1Valve2StageWeight
Stage weightof Module1, valve2
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.86
Module2Valve2StageWeight
Stage weightof Module2, valve2
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.87
Module3Valve2StageWeight
Stage weightof Module3, valve2
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.88
Module4Valve2StageWeight
Stage weightof Module4, valve2
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.89
Module1Valve3StageWeight
Stage weightof Module1, valve3
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.90
Module2Valve3StageWeight
Stage weightof Module2, valve3
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.91
Module3Valve3StageWeight
Stage weightof Module3, valve3
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.92
Module4Valve3StageWeight
Stage weightof Module4, valve3
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.93
Module1Valve4StageWeight
Stage weightof Module1, valve4
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.94
Module2Valve4StageWeight
Stage weightof Module2, valve4
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.95
Module3Valve4StageWeight
Stage weightof Module3, valve4
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.96
Module4Valve4StageWeight
Stage weightof Module4, valve4
relativeto module's fullcapacity.
Present Value
0 to 100%
AV.97
Module1TotalDuty
Total duty of Module 1 (in hours) at 100%
output.
Present Value
0 to 4,294,967,295hours
AV.98
Module2TotalDuty
Total duty of Module 2 (in hours) at 100%
output.
Present Value
0 to 4,294,967,295 hours
AV.99
Module3TotalDuty
Total duty of Module 3 (in hours) at 100%
output.
Present Value
0 to 4,294,967,295hours
AV.100
Module4TotalDuty
Total duty of Module 4 (in hours) at 100%
output.
Present Value
0 to 4,294,967,295hours
Binary Value (BV)
ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
BV.1
Module1DrainRequest
Drain requestfor Module 1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.2
Module2DrainRequest
Drain requestfor Module 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.3
Module3DrainRequest
Drain requestforModule 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.4
Module4DrainRequest
Drain requestfor Module 4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.5
Module1Inactivity
Inactivity state for Module 1.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False

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Description
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Notes
BV.6
Module2Inactivity
Inactivity state for Module 2.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.7
Module3Inactivity
Inactivity state for Module 3.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.8
Module4Inactivity
Inactivity state for Module 4.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.9
Module1SilverIonChangeDue
Date onw hichSilver Ion cartridge
changeis duefor Module 1.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.10
Module2SilverIonChangeDue
Date onw hichSilver Ion cartridge
changeis duefor Module 2.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.11
Module3SilverIonChangeDue
Date onw hichSilver Ion cartridge
changeis duefor Module 3.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.12
Module4SilverIonChangeDue
Date onw hichSilver Ion cartridge
changeis duefor Module 4.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.13
Module1UVLampChangeDue
Date onwhichUV lamp changeis due
for Module 1.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.14
Module2UVLampChangeDue
Date onwhichUV lamp changeis due
for Module 2.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.15
Module3UVLampChangeDue
Date onwhichUV lamp changeis due
for Module 3.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.16
Module4UVLampChangeDue
Date onwhichUV lamp changeis due
for Module 4.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.17
Module1CleaningChangeDue
Date onwhichcleaningis due for
Module 1.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.18
Module2CleaningChangeDue
Date onwhichcleaningis due for
Module 2.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.19
Module3CleaningChangeDue
Date onwhichcleaningis due for
Module 3.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.20
Module4CleaningChangeDue
Date onwhichcleaningis due for
Module 4.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.21
Module1Dilution
Water dilution cyclefor Module 1.
Present Value
0 = Waiting
1 = In Progress
BV.22
Module2Dilution
Water dilution cyclefor Module 2.
Present Value
0 = Waiting
1 = In Progress
BV.23
Module3Dilution
Water dilution cyclefor Module 3.
Present Value
0 = Waiting
1 = In Progress
BV.24
Module4Dilution
Water dilution cyclefor Module 4.
Present Value
0 = Waiting
1 = In Progress
BV.25
Module1ServiceWarning
Upcoming cleaning forModule 1.
Warning displays w hencleaning is due
in 100 hours orless.Module works
normally.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.26
Module2ServiceWarning
Upcoming cleaning forModule 2.
Warning displays w hencleaningis due
in 100 hours orless.Module works
normally.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON

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Name
Description
W?
Notes
BV.27
Module3ServiceWarning
Upcoming cleaning forModule 3.
Warning displays w hencleaningis due
in 100 hours orless.Module works
normally.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.28
Module4ServiceWarning
Upcoming cleaning forModule 4.
Warning displays w hencleaningis due
in 100 hours orless.Module works
normally.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.29
Module1ServiceAlarm
AlarmforModule 1 whencleaning,UV
lamp changeor SilverIon cartridge
changeis due.
See RunWhileServiceAlarm.
present_value for module operation.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning,
UV lamp changeor Silver Ion change
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.30
Module2ServiceAlarm
AlarmforModule 2 whencleaning,UV
lamp changeor Silver Ion cartridge
changeis due.
See RunWhileServiceAlarm.
present_value for module operation.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning,
UV lamp changeorSilver Ion change
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.31
Module3ServiceAlarm
AlarmforModule 3 whencleaning,UV
lamp change or Silver Ion cartridge
changeis due.
See RunWhileServiceAlarm.
present_value for module operation.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning,
UV lamp changeorSilver Ion change
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.32
Module4ServiceAlarm
AlarmforModule 4 whencleaning,UV
lamp changeor Silver Ion cartridge
changeis due.
See RunWhileServiceAlarm.
present_value for module operation.
Reset manually by resettingcleaning,
UV lamp changeorSilver Ion change
date. See Diagnostic menu.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.33
Module1DrainFault
Drain fault alarm for Module 1 w hen
drain countdownreaches0.Module
stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.34
Module2DrainFault
Drain fault alarmfor Module 2 when
drain countdownreaches0.Module
stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.35
Module3DrainFault
Drain fault alarmfor Module 3 when
drain countdownreaches0.Module
stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON

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ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
BV.36
Module4DrainFault
Drain fault alarmfor Module 4 when
drain countdownreaches0.Module
stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.37
Module1WaterInletFault
Inlet fault for Module 1 w henfill
countdow nreaches 0. Modulekeeps
filling. Automatic resetwhenmoduleis
able to fill the tank.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.38
Module2WaterInletFault
Inlet fault for Module 2 w hen fill
countdow nreaches 0. Modulekeeps
filling. Automatic resetwhenmoduleis
able to fill the tank.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.39
Module3WaterInletFault
Inlet fault for Module 3 w hen fill
countdow nreaches 0. Modulekeeps
filling. Automatic resetwhenmoduleis
able to fill the tank.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.40
Module4WaterInletFault
Inlet fault for Module 4 w hen fill
countdow nreaches 0. Modulekeeps
filling. Automatic resetwhenmoduleis
able to fill the tank.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.41
Module1WaterLevelDefect
Water level defect for Module 1 w hen
both capacitive sensor andfloat are
defective.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.42
Module2WaterLevelDefect
Water level defect for Module 2 w hen
both capacitive sensor andfloat are
defective.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.43
Module3WateLevelDefect
Water level defect for Module 3 w hen
both capacitive sensor andfloat are
defective.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.44
Module4WaterLevelDefect
Water level defect for Module 4 w hen
both capacitive sensor andfloat are
defective.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.45
Module1WaterTempDefect
Water temperature sensor defect for
Module 1. Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.46
Module2WaterTempDefect
Water temperature sensor defect for
Module 2.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.47
Module3WaterTempDefect
Water temperature sensor defect for
Module 3. Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON

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Name
Description
W?
Notes
BV.48
Module4WaterTempDefect
Water temperature sensor defect for
Module 4. Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.49
Module1WaterLevelFault
Water level fault for Module 1 w hen
capacitive levelsensor is not calibrated.
Module works withfloatonly.Now ater
dilution, no w ater levelupkeep.
Automatic resetw henmodule is able to
calibratethe capacitivesensor.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.50
Module2WaterLevelFault
Water level fault for Module 2 w hen
capacitive levelsensor is not calibrated.
Module works withfloatonly.Now ater
dilution, no w ater levelupkeep.
Automatic resetw henmodule is able to
calibratethe capacitivesensor.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.51
Module3WateLevelFault
Water level fault for Module 3 w hen
capacitive levelsensor is not calibrated.
Module works withfloatonly. Nowater
dilution, no w ater levelupkeep.
Automatic resetw henmodule is able to
calibratethe capacitivesensor.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.52
Module4WaterLevelFault
Water level fault for Module 4 w hen
capacitive levelsensor is not calibrated.
Module works withfloatonly.Now ater
dilution, no w ater levelupkeep.
Automatic resetw henmodule is able to
calibratethe capacitivesensor.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.53
Module1HighWaterTemp
High w ater temperature for Module1
w hen water temperature equals 25°C
(77°F) or more. Module starts an auto
drain cycle.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.54
Module2HighWaterTemp
High w ater temperature for Module2
w hen water temperature equals 25°C
(77°F) or more. Module starts an auto
drain cycle.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.55
Module3HighWaterTemp
High w ater temperature for Module3
w hen water temperature equals 25°C
(77°F) or more. Module starts anauto
drain cycle.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.56
Module4HighWaterTemp
High w ater temperature for Module4
w hen water temperature equals 25°C
(77°F) or more. Module starts anauto
drain cycle.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.57
Module1HighWaterTempFault
High w ater temperature fault for Module
1 w hen Water temperature keeps at
25°C (77°F) or above after 2auto drain
cycles.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.58
Module2HighWaterTempFault
High w ater temperature fault for Module
2 w hen Water temperature keeps at
25°C (77°F) or above after 2auto drain
cycles.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON

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Name
Description
W?
Notes
BV.59
Module3HighWaterTempFault
High w ater temperature fault for Module
3 w hen Water temperature keeps at
25°C (77°F) or above after 2auto drain
cycles.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.60
Module4HighWaterTempFault
High w ater temperature fault for Module
4 w hen Water temperature keeps at
25°C (77°F) or above after 2auto drain
cycles.Module stops operation.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.61
Module1FloatFault
Waterfloat of Module 1 is in a fault
condition. Module workswithcapacitive
sensor only. Automatic reset whenfault
condition is gone.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.62
Module2FloatFault
Waterfloat of Module 2 is in a fault
condition. Module workswithcapacitive
sensor only. Automatic reset when fault
condition is gone.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.63
Module3FloatFault
Waterfloat of Module 3 is in a fault
condition. Module workswithcapacitive
sensor only. Automatic reset whenfault
condition is gone.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.64
Module4FloatFault
Waterfloat of Module 4 is in a fault
condition. Module workswithcapacitive
sensor only. Automatic reset whenfault
condition is gone.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.65
Module1CirculationPump
Circulation pump status of Module 1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.66
Module2CirculationPump
Circulation pump status of Module 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.67
Module3CirculationPump
Circulation pump status of Module 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.68
Module4CirculationPump
Circulation pump status of Module 4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.69
Module1FillValve
Fill valvestatus of Module 1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.70
Module2FillValve
Fill valvestatus of Module 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.71
Module3FillValve
Fill valvestatus of Module 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.72
Module4FillValve
Fill valvestatus of Module 4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.73
Module1Drain
Drain status of Module 1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.74
Module2Drain
Drain status of Module 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.75
Module3Drain
Drain status of Module 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.76
Module4Drain
Drain status of Module 4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.77
Module1StageValve1
Status of Module 1's stagevalve1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON

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Name
Description
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Notes
BV.78
Module2StageValve1
Status of Module 2's stagevalve 1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.79
Module3StageValve1
Status of Module 3's stagevalve 1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.80
Module4StageValve1
Status of Module 4's stagevalve 1.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.81
Module1StageValve2
Status of Module 1's stagevalve 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.82
Module2StageValve2
Status of Module 2's stagevalve 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.83
Module3StageValve2
Status of Module 3's stagevalve 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.84
Module4StageValve2
Status of Module 4's stagevalve 2.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.85
Module1StageValve3
Status of Module 1's stagevalve 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.86
Module2StageValve3
Status of Module 2's stagevalve 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.87
Module3StageValve3
Status of Module 3's stagevalve 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.88
Module4StageValve3
Status of Module 4's stagevalve 3.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.89
Module1StageValve4
Status of Module 1's stagevalve 4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.90
Module2StageValve4
Status of Module 2's stagevalve 4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.91
Module3StageValve4
Status of Module 3's stagevalve4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.92
Module4StageValve4
Status of Module 4's stagevalve 4.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.93
SimMode
Simulation mode state.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.94
SystInactivity
Systeminactivity state.
Present Value
0 = True
1 = False
BV.95
SystResetAlarms
Manual systemresetalarmrequest.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.96
AirFlowCutout
Status is On w hen noair flow
(AirFlowInput=opened).
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.97
HighLimitCutout
Status is On whentoomuchhumidity is
presentinsideduct (HighLimitInput =
opened).
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.98
InterlockCutout
Status is On w hen InterlockInput =
opened.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.99
RoomTempSensorDefect
Status is On w henroomtemperature
sensor is defective. Systeminhibits
demand.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON

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Name
Description
W?
Notes
BV.100
RoomRHSensorDefect
Status is On w henroomrelativehumidity
sensor is defective. Systeminhibits
demand.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.101
DuctSensorDefect
Status is On w henduct's relative
humidity is defective.Systeminhibits
demand.
Reset manually usingresetalarm
functionin Diagnostic menu or
SystResetAlarms.present_value.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.102
Module1CommTimeout
Status is On w hencommunicationis lost
withModule 1. Systemdispatches
demand normally to any other ready
modules. Automatic resetwhen
communication is back.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.103
Module2CommTimeout
Status is On w hencommunicationis lost
withModule 2. Systemdispatches
demand normally to any other ready
modules. Automatic resetwhen
communication is back.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.104
Module3CommTimeout
Status is On w hencommunicationis lost
withModule 3. Systemdispatches
demand normally to any other ready
modules. Automatic resetwhen
communication is back.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.105
Module4CommTimeout
Status is On w hencommunicationis lost
withModule 4. Systemdispatches
demand normally to any other ready
modules. Automatic resetwhen
communication is back.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.106
SystOutputLimited
Status is On w henoutputis limited by
any high limit signals.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.107
RunWhileServiceAlarm
When ON, modules willcontinue
demand outputeven whentheir service
alarm is on. Otherwise,they stopnormal
operation.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.108
TempUnits
Availabletemperature unit options,°C
and °F.
Present Value
0 = °C
1 = °F
BV.109
MassflowUnits
Availablemass flow units,percentand
mass flow.
Present Value
0 = kg/h
1 = lb/h
BV.110
OutputDisplay
Display of outputin percentor mass flow
units.
Present Value
0 = Percent
1 = MassFlow
BV.111
AlarmBeep
When the alarmbeep is ON, any alarm
sets thebuzzer output to ON.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.112
KeyBeep
When the key beep is ON, thebuzzer
willbeepto confirmany key pushevent.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.113
OccupancySchedule
When the Occupancy Schedulestatus is
ON and is in any internal controlmode,
systemwillevaluatethe occupancy
schedulefor correct setpoint selection.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.114
TimeFormat
Availabletime format, 12and 24 hours.
Present Value
0 = 24hr
1 = 12hr
BV.115
SilverIonNotif
When ON, the modules willnotify when
Silver Ion cartridgeis duefor
maintenance.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON

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Name
Description
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Notes
BV.116
SystemPower
Systemnormal operation w henON,
produces humidity as perdemand.
Systeminhibits demand whenOFF.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.117
WaterLevelCalibration
When ON, w ater levelcapacitivesensor
willbe automatically calibratedeachtime
the tank becomes full fromempty.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.118
AlarmRelay
Closed whenanyalarmis on but
AirFlowCutoutandServiceWarning.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BV.119
MaitenanceRelay
Closed whenServiceAlarmor
ServiceWarningis on.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BV.120
Buzzer
ON w hen akey push eventis
acknowledgeandKeyBeepis on or
when AlarmRelay is closedand
AlarmBeep is on.
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
BV.121
NetworkFallbackAlarm
ON during a networkfallbackalarm
Present Value
0 = OFF
1 = ON
Binary Input (BI)
ID
Name
Description
W?
Notes
BI.1
AirflowInput
Air flow switch input.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.2
HighLimitInput
High limit switchinput.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.3
InterlockInput
Interlock cutoutinput.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.4
DemandInput
Binary demand (all or nothing) input.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.5
MemoryCard
Mounted w hencardis physically
detected.
Present Value
0 = Unmounted
1 = Mounted
BI.6
Module1LowFloat
Low water levelfloat stateinput for
Module 1, closedw henthew ater levelis
low.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.7
Module2LowFloat
Low water levelfloat stateinput for
Module 2, closedw henthe water levelis
low.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.8
Module3LowFloat
Low water levelfloat stateinput for
Module 3, closedw henthew ater levelis
low.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.9
Module4LowFloat
Low water levelfloat stateinput for
Module 4, closedw henthew ater levelis
low.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.10
Module1HighFloat
High w ater levelfloat stateinput for
Module 1, closedwhenthe water levelis
high.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.11
Module2HighFloat
High w ater levelfloat stateinput for
Module 2, closedwhenthe water levelis
high.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.12
Module3HighFloat
High w ater levelfloat stateinput for
Module 3, closedwhenthe water levelis
high.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed
BI.13
Module4HighFloat
High w ater levelfloat stateinput for
Module 4, closedwhenthe water levelis
high.
Present Value
0 = Opened
1 = Closed