Honeywell S7760A Bedienungsanleitung

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S7760A COMMAND DISPLAY

FOR RAPIDZONE SOLUTION

GENERAL

The command display shows system variables and alarms.

You can also modify setpoints, schedules, basic system

parameters and acknowledge alarms at the display. Easy

navigation between building, zone and diagnostic views allow

you to quickly tailor the RapidZone system for comfort and

energy savings.

The system must first be configured using the RapidZone

Software package. The RapidZone software is designed pri-

marily for your HVAC contractor to configure and monitor your

rooftop unit (RTU) and zone controllers. For more information

refer to the RapidZone Application Guide 74-3449 and the

S7760A Command Display User Guide 74-2974.

The command display is an easy way to make changes to the

schedules and other configuration options after the Rapid-

Zone application is downloaded.

Room temperature, setpoints, occupancy schedules, equip-

ment alarms, current date and password access are some

data screens that you are able to work with when using the

RapidZone command display.

Back Select

M18305A

SUNDAY 12:00:00 AM

60.3 DFOutdoor Temp

To View Zone or ooftop Data

Press the Building Vw Button—>

Silence

Alarms

Setting

BuildingVw

Honeywell RapidZone

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ZONES

Control data and settings for individual zones can be viewed

and modified using the RapidZone command display. A

typical screen is displayed below.

TO CHANGE TEMPERATURE SETPOINTS

Starting at the Main screen, make the following selections to

select the specific zone whose setpoint you want to change.

Main—>BuildngVw—>Zone Data—>Zone Name

• Press ChngValue to view and modify setpoints.

— Highlight Details and press the down arrow key to

display the setpoint screen below. Use + or - and

press Apply to change the temperature setpoint.

NOTE: Standby setpoints must always be set equal to the

unoccupied temperature setpoint.

• Press the Back key to return to the first Zone Name

screen.

• Press OccOvride to display the override screen where

you can set timed or continuous Occupied or Unoccupied

override.

NOTES:

— The Occupied setpoint defines the comfort level

desired during periods when a given area or zone

is in use. The Unoccupied setpoint captures

operational, equipment and energy savings

during periods when a given area or zone is not

in use.

— In zones with temperature sensor and setpoint

adjustment, the occupied temperature setpoint is

controlled by the zone sensor. The command

display should not be used to modify the

occupied setpoints for these zones.

— Be sure to press the Apply key after you’ve made

any changes that you want saved.

M18306

Zone Name

71.3 F

76.5 F

Occupied

Cool

60%

oom Temp

Control Setting

Occupancy Status

Operating Mode

Damper Pos

ChngValue

OccOvride

M18585

Zone Name

Cool

74.0 DF

82.0 DF

Occupied

Standby

Unoccupied

Apply

OccOvride

Cancel

Heat

70.0 DF

62.0 DF

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Schedules

The RapidZone solution allows the user to define up to eight

separate schedules that specify different periods throughout

the day where temperatures in the assigned zones will be

maintained at the occupied setpoint for comfort, or the unoc-

cupied setpoint for energy savings. Each of these schedules

can be assigned to any single zone or combination of zones

using the RapidZone software. Each RapidZone schedule

consists of a normal daily schedule (Monday through Sunday)

that allows the operating hours for each day to be separately

defined. Each RapidZone schedule also provides for up to

two temporary periods that can be programmed for unusual

days where occupancy periods do not follow normal daily or

special holiday hours, e.g. inventory or vacation times.

Finally, each RapidZone schedule allows for the programming

of up to three special days whose occupancy periods can be

assigned to the various scheduled holidays throughout the

year. Each of these components - daily, temporary and spe-

cial, are unique to the schedule being programmed and apply

only to the zone(s) assigned to that schedule. Holidays are

defined for, and available to, all schedules. Holidays may be

assigned to include or exclude individual schedules as

appropriate.

The following is an illustration of the various components that

make up a RapidZone schedule.

For more detailed information regarding schedules, refer to

the XL15 Command Display Users Guide 74-2974.

To view or modify a schedule, from the Main screen select

BuildngVw then Zone Data. Highlight the zone whose sched-

ule you want to view/modify and press the Schedule softkey.

M18581

DAYS

NORMAL

OPERATING

HOURS

FOR ZONES

ASSIGNED TO

SCHEDULE 1

(ZONES 1, 2 & 5)

SPECIAL

(OPTIONAL)

SPECIAL HOURS

THAT CAN BE

ASSIGNED TO

HOLIDAYS

TEMP

(OPTIONAL)

TEMPORARY

OPERATING

HOURS NOT

ASSOCIATED

WITH HOLIDAYS

SCHEDULE 1

FOR

ZONES 1, 2 AND 5

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

Sp1

Sp2

Sp3

DAYS

NORMAL

OPERATING

HOURS

FOR ZONES

ASSIGNED TO

SCHEDULE 2

(ZONES 3, 4 & 6)

SPECIAL

(OPTIONAL)

SPECIAL HOURS

THAT CAN BE

ASSIGNED TO

HOLIDAYS

TEMP

(OPTIONAL)

TEMPORARY

OPERATING

HOURS NOT

ASSOCIATED

WITH HOLIDAYS

SCHEDULE 2

FOR

ZONES 3, 4 AND 6

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Enter the required password and press Apply. (Refer to the

password section.)

There are four types of schedules:

• Days—for daily operating hours under normal conditions.

• Temp—for temporary operating hours not associated with

holidays.

• Special—for special hours that can be assigned to

holidays.

• Holiday—for holidays.

NOTE: When changing schedules, always press Apply to

save the updates.

DAYS

Pressing the Days softkey allows you to modify separate

daily schedules Monday through Sunday. A typical schedule

is shown below with an Occupied period for Monday from

7:00 AM (E1) to 6:00 PM (E2).

• Press the Days softkey:

All schedule changes for the selected zone automatically

apply to all zones assigned to that schedule.

• Press plus (+) or (-) soft keys to change values.

The Occ on line E1 indicates that RapidZone will control to

the occupied setpoint from 7:00 AM until the next scheduled

event (E2). The Unocc on line E2 indicates that RapidZone

will control to the unoccupied setpoint from 6:00 PM on.

UNCNFIG (unconfigured) indicates that no change occurs

from the previously programmed event (e.g. E2).

NOTE: The STNDBY is not used in the RapidZone applica-

tion and should not be programmed.

TEMP

The Temp softkey allows the user to program up to 2 sets of

temporary hours for one or more days that override the daily

(and holiday) schedules.

• Press the Temp softkey:

M18575

SCHEDULE 1

Monday

E1 07:00 AM OCC

E2 06:00 PM UNOCC

E3 07:00 PM UNCNFIG

E4 08:00 PM UNCNFIG

E5 09:00 PM UNCNFIG

E6 11:00 PM UNCNFIG

Apply

NextDay

M18307

SCHEDULE_1

Temporary One (Monday)

Start

Stop

E1 08:00 AM UNOCC

E2 01:00 PM OCC

E3 10:00 PM UNOCC

E4 00:00 PM UNCNFIG

E5 00:00 PM UNCNFIG

E6 00:00 PM UNCNFIG

Apply

NextTemp

01 / JAN

2000

02 / JAN

2000

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Temporary periods affect all zones assigned to that schedule.

SPECIAL

The Special softkey is used to define up to three sets of oper-

ating hours that can be assigned to scheduled holidays.

• Press the Special softkey:

HOLIDAY

The Holiday softkey is used to enter Holiday dates and iden-

tify what schedule should be used for that day such as

Special One, Special Two, Sun, etc. Holidays can be

assigned to any or all schedules.

• Press the Holiday softkey:

• Highlight a specific Holiday and press the Select key to

view or modify the start/stop dates and select the special

or daily occupancy hours that should be used.

M18308

SCHEDULE 1

Special_1

E1 08:00 AM OCC

E2 01:00 PM UNOCC

E3 02:00 PM UNCNFIG

E4 08:00 PM UNCNFIG

E5 09:00 PM UNCNFIG

E6 11:00 PM UNCNFIG

Apply

NxtSpecial

M18309

pplies toSCHEDULE 1

Holiday One

Holiday Two

Holiday Three

Holiday Four

Holiday Five

Holiday Six

Holiday Seven

PageUp

PageDown

M18574

Holiday One

25 / DEC / 2000

Special One

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Start Date

End Date

Assigned Schedule:

Apply

Cancel

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Diagnostics

The Rooftop Unit Diagnostics screen provides a quick status

of critical system parameters.

Main—>BuildngVw—>Rooftop Unit Diagnostics

NOTES:

— FanFailure appears only when monitoring a

system with a proof of air flow sensor.

— EconoFailure appears only when the system has

an economizer.

— Alarms feature will not be active unless the

system has an Excel 15A building manager.

Alarms

Use this screen to check for alarms and get information if an

alarm has occurred. Use Next and Prev to navigate through

the alarms. Use Ack to acknowledge alarms. Once an alarm

has been acknowledged it is no longer viewable via the

command display. Use Silence if the beep function is

activated.

To View Alarms

Press the Alarm softkey and enter the required password.

Main—>Alarms

Alarms are another diagnostic tool provided by RapidZone.

Critical system parameters are constantly monitored within

the RapidZone application. Any deviation outside of preset

limits will trigger an alarm. The RapidZone Command Display

indicates an active alarm by sounding an intermittent beep

and/or by flashing the !! indicator. Active alarms can be dis-

played by pressing the Alarms softkey.

NOTE: Once the conditions that triggered the alarm have

been cleared, a second alarm is issued with the orig-

inal text preceded by RTN (return to normal).

M18586A

Rooftop Unit Diagnostics

CoolFailure

EconoFailure

HeatFailure

LowStaticPAlm

FanFailure

Schedule

Page Up

Page Down

Off

M18400

larm Details

Total # of Alarms = 39

Seq# 1 Of 39 Priority 1

Date/Time Aug/16/2000 10:30 AM

Silence

Ack

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Alarms are listed in order of occurrence and are displayed in

the following format:

•<Object name>: control that originated the alarm.

•<Alarm Text>: text corresponding to Alarm Type.

•<Additional Alarm Text>: additional text if available.

•Sequence #: sequence number of alarm.

•Date/Time: date and time recorded.

Some common alarms are:

CoolFailure Potential cooling failure.

HeatFailure Potential heating failure.

EconoFailure Potential economizer failure.

FanFailure Potential fan failure.

LowStaticPAlm Potential low static pressure.

Sensor Failure Sensor reading is not available.

Node failure Network communication failure.

Input Network Failure Network communication failure.

Input Rem Poll Alarm Network communication failure.

FreezeStat Coil freeze protection is activated.

Refer to the RapidZone Application Guide (74-3449) for addi-

tional details.

Setting Changes

Setup

Use this screen to change the display settings or to turn on

and off the alarm beep.

Main—>Settings—>Setup

NOTE: Be sure to press the Apply key to save changes.

Password

Use this screen to view or change the 3 levels of passwords.

Pressing Apply saves the modified password.

Main—>Settings—>Password

M18310

Setup

Off

3.00 MIN

mm / dd / yy

English

Beep on New Alarm

Inactivity Timeout

Time Format

Date Format

Engineering Units

Apply

Cancel

M18401

Password Entry

1 0 0 0

2 0 0 0

3 0 0 0

Level

Apply

NextTemp

Alm,StPt

Alm,StPt,Schd

Alm,StPt,Schd,Cnfg

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NOTES:

— Level 3 has the highest privilege while level 1 has

the lowest privilege.

— Initial settings for all passwords are 0 0 0 0.

Time

Use this screen to view or change the date and time. Press-

ing Apply saves the modified settings.

Main—>Settings—>Time

ROOFTOP UNITS (RTU)

Main—>BuildngVw—>RTU Data

The RapidZone Command Display provides access to equip-

ment data via the RTU Data screen. The list below contains

brief descriptions of the data available.

Duct Static Pressure: displays duct static pressure.

Control sensor: displays duct static pressure

Control Setting: displays static pressure setpoint (see

IMPORTANT below)

EPID Output: displays bypass damper position as a

percent open

Cooling Stages: displays the number of cooling stages that

are commanded on

Econ Mixed Air: displays mixed air temperature

Control sensor: displays mixed air temperature

Control Setting: displays mixed air setpoint (see

IMPORTANT below)

EPID Output: displays economizer damper position as a

percent open

Fan Command: displays the fan control output state

Heating Stages: displays the number of heating stages that

are commanded on

Mod Cooling: displays cooling valve position as a percent

open

Mod Heating: displays heating valve position as a percent

open

M18584

Time

Sept/7/2000

Month Day Year

9 : 40 : 12AM

Hour min sec

Apply

Cancel

M18583

Rooftop Unit Data

Cooling Stages

Duct Static Press

Econ Mixed Air

Fan Command

Heating Stages

TU Controller

Schedule

Page Up

Page Down

2.3686 INW

57.3 DF

52.6 DF

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RTU Controller: displays discharge air temperature

DischargeAir Temp: displays discharge air temperature

Fan Status: indicates the actual fan status when an

optional fan sensor has been installed

Outdoor Air Temp: displays outside air temperature

Status Filter: displays alarm when filter needs service

IMPORTANT

The Rooftop Unit Control settings can be modified

by pressing the ChngValue softkey and entering

the new values. In RapidZone all three settings

(occupied, standby and unoccupied) must be set to

the same value.

NOTES:

— This screen displays heating stages or Mod

Heating and cooling stages or Mod Cooling

depending on the type of heating and cooling

being used.

— Additional data for some items is available by

highlighting the item and pressing Select.

— The mixed air temperature refers to the

temperature of the mixture of outside

(economizer) air and return air prior to being

heated or cooled. An economizer must be part of

the system for this to be displayed.

DATA POINT INFORMATION

Rooftop Unit Data

RTU Controller: discharge air temperature