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8.4 Control Points

Small Controller (Carel uPC) - Software Version 1.05

Controller Point

Point Type

Point Maps

DI1

Dry Contact

SA Fan Status (NO)

DI2

Dry Contact

EA Fan Status (NO)

DI3

Dry Contact

Fan Start/Stop (NO)

DI4

Dry Contact

Digital Compressor General Alarm (NO)

DI5

Dry Contact

Shutdown Contact (NC)

DI6

Dry Contact

SA/EA Alarm Contact (NC)

DI7

Dry Contact

Filter Alarm (NO)

B1

0-1 Vdc / 10K Thermister

Space Temperature ??

B2

10K Thermister

Unit Discharge Air Temperature

B3

10K Thermister

Outside Air Temperature

B4

10K Thermister

Energy Wheel Discharge Air Temperature

B5

4-20 mA

Energy Wheel Discharge Air Humidity

B6

0-5 V Ratiometric Pressure

VOC Sensor (0-100% Air Pollution or CO2 Sensor (0-2000

ppm)

B7

0-5 V Ratiometric Pressure

Outdoor Coil Saturated Suction Temperature

NO1

Relay

Fan Contactor

NO2

Relay

Changeover Solenoid Valve

NO3

Relay

Energy Wheel Contactor

NO4

Relay

Electric Preheat Contactor

NO5

Relay

Alarm Contactor

NO6

Relay

Electric Supplement Heat Contactor

NO7

Relay

(For Future Use)

Y1

1-5 Vdc

Compressor Modulation

Y2

0-10 Vdc

SA Fan Speed

Y3

0-10 Vdc

EA Fan Speed

8.5 Controller

Display Menus

1. MAIN PAGE

(Home

Screen)

MENUS

Control Display Description

Range

Factory Default

Page 1:

- - Summary Menu - -

Unit:

Current status of Supply and Exhaust Air Fan

On Unit is commanded ON and there is a status “ON” for both fans.

Off Unit is OFF.

ER Wheel:

Current status of Energy Recovery Wheel

On Energy Recovery Wheel is commanded ON.

Off Energy Recovery Wheel is commanded OFF.

HP:

Current status of the Heat Pump

2. SUMMARY MENU

The Summary Menu is accessed by pressing the up or down arrows (buttons). To start at the

top of the selections, press the down arrow. To start at the bottom of the Summary Menu, press

the up arrow.

alarm condition. Once the alarm condition is corrected (switch opens), the alarm will

automatically clear and be logged.
Run Time Alarms - The system has the ability to monitor the individual components

and create a specific alarm based on operational run times. These alarms are disabled

by default and can easily be enabled through the unit interface under the “Service”/”Run

Times” menus. Run time maintenance alarms are included for fans, energy recovery

wheel, heat pump, preheat, and filters.

8.3 Safeties, Alarms,

and Lockouts

(cont’d)

8.0 Controls

(cont’d)

8.3.2 Maintenance Alarms (cont’d)