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Damper Control and Tenant Override Logs
Damper Control
The damper position is calculated by the mode and demand from the
space sensor. Included in this calculation is an Integral function. This
prevents the damper/airow from stagnating at a position somewhere
above the setpoint because the supply air temperature or duct pressure
isn’t quite enough to satisfy the space at the currently calculated pro-
portional position. The Integral causes the calculation to keep adding
a small amount of the proportional error back into the damper/airow
position each time a new position is calculated. The amount the Integral
adds back in is user adjustable. This value is presented as a number
between 0.0 and 10.0. That means that if the integral is less than 1.0,
you are adding a percentage from 0 to 100% of the error back into the
calculation. If you increase the Integral above 1.0, you are adding more
than 100% back in.
With just proportional control, a 1 ºF error would cause a 50% increase
in damper/airow if the Integral is not included. (1 °F is half of the 2
ºF Proportional Window).
If you had set the Integral to 1.0, the calculation would add 2% to the
current damper/airow calculation each time. The calculation occurs
once every 10 seconds, so it would take a little over 4 minutes to reach
the programmed 100% maximum.
Example:
1. 50% Remaining / 2% Integral = 25 Moves to get to a 100%
Maximum
2. 25 Moves times 10 seconds = 250 seconds or a little over 4
minutes to reach the 100% maximum damper/airow
position.
Of course, different space temperature errors and different Integral values
cause this calculation to operate slower or faster. It is up to the user to
determine the optimum setting that provides the tightest temperature
control without causing the damper to continue to hunt or modulate,
causing premature wear of the actuator gears and motor.
On pressure dependent terminal units, the damper position is maintained
to within ± 3% of the calculated position. No attempt is made to position
the damper exactly on the calculated position. This reduces wear and tear
on the actuator gears and motors and the amount of airow involved is
not affected by that small amount of damper error.
On pressure independent terminal units, the airow is maintained to
within roughly 3% of the terminal unit size constant but no tighter than
16 CFM on the smallest terminal units. The actual control window is
based on the formula:
Window = Terminal unit size X Square Root (1 / 750)
Where Terminal unit size refers to the total rated CFM of the
terminal unit.
This sliding window allows the control to be much tighter on the smaller
terminal units than can be achieved on the larger terminal units as far as
CFM readings. On a large terminal unit, 25 CFM may not be noticeable,
but on a small terminal unit, 25 CFM may be more than the minimum
airow setting for the space.
If the pressure sensor is disconnected or fails on a pressure independent
terminal unit, the controller automatically reverts to pressure dependent
operation and generates an alarm to alert the user that a failure has oc-
curred.
On either type of terminal unit, a space sensor failure will force the
damper to position itself to the 50% of the maximum damper position
setpoint, and it will not change until the sensor is repaired or replaced.
Tenant Override Logs
If you require tenant billing for push-button override usage, a MiniLink
Polling Device must be installed on each local loop. The MiniLink Poll-
ing Device has the ability to track the amount of override time generated
by each space sensor equipped with push-button override.
Storing and retrieving these logs requires a dedicated computer run-
ning the Prism front-end software program. No other method exists for
retrieving these logs. That means that all of your units will be connected
together on the communications loop and the loop will be terminated at
a CommLink device connected to an on-site computer.
Warning: This computer must be on 24 hours a day 7 days a
week running the Prism software in order for tenant
logging to be tracked.
The tenant logs are kept on the dedicated job site computers hard drive.
The only limitation to the number of logs stored is the capacity of the
hard drive on the computer to which it is being logged.
Note: For proper time and date stamping of the tenant log, you
must congure the air handler to broadcast the time so
that the VAV/Zone Controllers can read it and use it in
their tenant and trend logs.
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Table des matières

DS1/TS2

1

Command Line Interface

1

Reference Guide

1

Table of Contents

3

About This Book

10

Intended Audience

10

Contacting Technical Support

11

Repair Procedure

12

Feedback on this Manual

12

Introduction Chapter 1

13

Command Shortcuts

14

Command Options

14

Server Commands Chapter 2

15

Set Service

18

Show Custom-App

18

Show Modbus

18

Show Server

18

Hardware Commands

19

Modbus Commands

20

TruePort Baud Commands

21

IPv6 Commands

22

Add Custom-IPv6

23

Set Custom-IPv6

23

Delete Custom-IPv6

24

User Commands Chapter 3

25

Set Termtype

26

Set User

27

Set User Session

27

Show Line Users

28

Syslog Console

28

Show Sessions

28

Show Termtype

28

Configuring Users

30

Show Default User

34

Show User

34

Line Commands Chapter 4

35

Set Line Interface

40

Set Line Service

41

Line Commands

42

Set Modem

43

Line Service Commands

44

Set Telnet-Client

45

Set Vmodem

47

Set Vmodem-Phone

48

Set Modbus-Slave Line

49

Set Modbus-Master Line

49

Set Multihost Line

50

Set Line Initiate-Connection

50

Modem Commands

52

Packet Forwarding Commands

53

Show Packet-Forwarding Line

55

Network Commands Chapter 5

56

Delete Community

57

Delete Trap

57

Set SNMP

57

Set SNMP engine-id-string

58

Set SNMP inform-timeout

58

Set SNMP inform-retries

58

Show SNMP

58

TFTP Commands

59

Hosts Commands

59

Gateway Commands

60

Set Gateway

61

Show Gateways

61

Logging Commands

62

Time Commands Chapter 6

63

Show Date

64

Show Time

64

Administration

65

Commands Chapter 7

65

Set Bootup

66

Show ARP

66

Show Bootup

66

TFTP File Transfer Commands

67

Custom Factory Default

68

MOTD Commands

69

Statistic Commands Chapter 8

70

Run-Time Statistics

71

I/O Commands Chapter 9

72

Set Line

73

Set IOChannel

74

Set IOChannel Digital Output

76

Set IOChannel Relay

78

Set IOChannel IOExtension

83

Set IOChannel Multihost

85

Show IOChannel Status

85

Kill IOChannel

85

Show IOChannel

86

I/O Channel Control Commands

87

Glossary

88

Table des matières

IOLAN DS Family

1

DS1 User’s Guide

1

Table of Contents

3

About This Book

13

Intended Audience

13

Documentation

13

Typeface Conventions

14

Online Help

14

Contacting Technical Support

15

Repair Procedure

16

Feedback on this Manual

16

Introduction Chapter 1

17

Supported Products/Versions

18

Typical Applications Summary

19

Installation Chapter 2

21

Powering Up the Device Server

22

Setting Jumpers

22

Setting an Initial IP Address

23

Using a Direct Connection

24

Using DHCP/BOOTP

24

LED Guide

25

EIA-232 Cabling Diagrams

27

PC DB9 Connector

28

Modem DB9 Connector

28

Introduction

29

DeviceManager

29

WebManager

30

DHCP/BOOTP

31

Configuring the Device

33

Server Chapter 4

33

Device Server Services

34

Hardware Configuration

34

Serial Connection

35

Users Connecting to the LAN

36

Setting Up Lines

37

Virtual Modems

38

Setting Up Users

39

Configuring Network Options

40

Configuring Time

41

Language support

41

Translation Guidance

42

TFTP Configuration

44

Lost Admin Password

45

Using the

47

DeviceManager Chapter 5

47

Manage Device Server Tab

48

Configuration Tab

49

Connecting to a Device Server

50

Managing a Device Server

50

Configuring the Server

51

Services

52

Configuring Trueport Baud

53

Configuring the Hardware

53

Configuring Lines

54

Line Services

57

Telnet Settings

58

BIDIR Settings

59

UDP Settings

59

VModem Settings

60

Configuring Users

61

Configuring Line Access

63

Configuring Sessions

64

Configuring the Default User

64

Configuring the Network

65

Configuring SNMP

66

Configuring TFTP

67

Configuring Gateways

67

Configuring Syslog

68

Configuring Bootup Files

69

Configuring the MOTD File

69

Statistics

70

Rebooting the Device Server

72

Resetting a Line

72

Custom Files

72

Setting DeviceManager Options

73

Command Line

75

Interface Chapter 6

75

Command Shortcuts

76

Command Options

76

Server Commands

77

Set Service

78

Hardware Commands

79

User Commands

80

Set Termtype

81

Set User

82

Set User Session

82

Show Line Users

83

Syslog Console

83

Show Sessions

83

Show Termtype

83

Show Default User

89

Show User

89

Line Commands

90

Hotkey Prefix

92

Set Line Interface

93

Set Line Service

94

Line Service Commands

95

Set Vmodem

97

Show Interface

97

Show Telnet-Client

97

Show UDP

97

Modem Commands

98

Network Commands

99

TFTP Commands

100

Hosts Commands

101

Gateway Commands

102

Set Gateway

103

Show Gateways

103

Time Commands

104

Administration Commands

105

TFTP File Transfer Commands

106

MOTD Commands

107

Statistic Commands

108

Show Serial

109

Troubleshooting Appendix A

111

Host Problems

112

Login Problems

112

Problems with Terminals

112

Unknown IP Address

113

DHCP/BOOTP Problems

113

Language Problems

114

Long Reboot Cycle

114

Utilities Appendix B

115

Trueport

116

Glossary

117

Index W

122





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