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Introduction

ZS Sensor

Applications Guide

Remote Sensor:

Temperature sensor

ZS Sensors communicate with the HVAC system through the Rnet.
A ZS zone sensor's functionality is determined by:

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The ZS sensor model (Standard, Plus, Pro, Pro-F)

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The sensor's sensing capabilities (temperature, humidity, CO

, VOC, or motion)

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The control program that runs the associated equipment

REQUIREMENTS

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All ZS Sensors except the ZS Pro with motion sensor require:

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The i-Vu® v6.0 or later application

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v6.0 driver (drv_xxxxxx_6-00-082 or later). Check

Carrier Control Systems Support Site

http://www.hvacpartners.com/

https://accounts.ivusystems.com/

for the latest driver.

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The ZS Pro with motion sensor requires:

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The i-Vu® v6.5 or later application

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v6-00a or later controller driver

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A BSVI microblock in the control program (even if it is not used)

This document

This document describes how to create control programs for ZS sensors in the Snap application. To use this guide,

you need a working knowledge of control programs and the Snap application.
See the

ZS Sensors Installation Guide

to mount, wire, and communicate with the sensors.

See the

ZS Sensor User Guide

to use the sensors.

Summary of Contents for ZS

Page 1: ...Z ZS S S Se en ns so or r A Ap pp pl li ic ca at ti io on ns s G Gu ui id de e CARRIER CORPORATION 2020 Catalog No 11 808 504 01 6 11 2020 ...

Page 2: ...ystems com or your local Carrier office Important changes are listed in Document revision history at the end of this document CARRIER CORPORATION 2020 All rights reserved throughout the world i Vu is a registered trademark of Carrier Corporation All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners ...

Page 3: ...ance icon 18 Programming specific applications 20 Generating alarms 20 Fan status and control 21 Zone HVAC modes 23 Hospitality Mode 26 Clean room application 26 External Scheduling 27 Setting Setpoint Adjust Limit from an external source 27 Modifying temperature display units on ZS Sensors 28 To use values from individual sensors in your control program 29 Appendix A Rnet tags 32 Adding custom Rn...

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Page 5: ...ing thermistor based temperature sensors The zone sensors come in a variety of configurations that can include humidity CO2 VOC and motion sensing Zone Sensors ZS Standard ZS Plus ZS Pro ZS Pro with motion sensor ZS Pro F Duct Sensors Temperature sensor Temperature humidity sensor Temperature averaging sensor Introduction ...

Page 6: ... Sensor CARRIER CORPORATION 2020 Applications Guide All rights reserved 2 Pipe Sensor Clamp on temperature sensor Immersion Sensor Temperature sensor Outdoor Air Sensors Temperature sensor Temperature humidity sensor ...

Page 7: ... 0 or later application v6 0 driver drv_xxxxxx_6 00 082 or later Check Carrier Control Systems Support Site http www hvacpartners com https accounts ivusystems com for the latest driver The ZS Pro with motion sensor requires The i Vu v6 5 or later application v6 00a or later controller driver A BSVI microblock in the control program even if it is not used This document This document describes how ...

Page 8: ... the Home screen the values cycle from one to the next Typically the first item displays for 10 seconds and any other items display for 3 seconds each Information Screen This screen displays when the user presses the sensor s button The user then taps the button to cycle through the information that you assign to this screen Diagnostics Screen This screen displays when the user holds the sensor s ...

Page 9: ...oblock Reference Help for a full description of each of the above microblocks Step 1 Add a Sensor Binder microblock From the Snap Net I O microblock menu add 1 Sensor Binder microblock to the workspace to enable communication between microblocks in the control program and up to 5 ZS Sensors Enter the following information in the Property Editor Sensor Configuration The Index number is a reference ...

Page 10: ... or pipe sensors use the same ASVI microblock and select the Zone Temp or Zone Humidity Rnet tag Rnet Tag The Rnet tag determines which value Temperature Humidity CO2 or VOC is retrieved from the ZS Sensor A zone sensor s screen will display or for Zone Temp Zone Humidity CO2 for Zone CO2 UOC for Zone VOC Default Value The value that the microblock outputs when communication with all enabled senso...

Page 11: ... to the nearest 0 5 example 74 5 Input Smoothing If the raw value from the sensor changes frequently you can select one of the following options to send out an average of several readings on the output wire Select To send out the None Minimum Medium Maximum Raw value Average of the last 2 readings Average of the last 5 readings Average of the last 9 readings Show on Check the zone sensor screen s ...

Page 13: ... Sensor Binder microblock Check Enable for each sensor that you want to include in the combination algorithm used to determine the output value of the microblock Combination Algorithm If using more than 1 sensor select how the enabled sensors values are to be combined to determine the microblock s output value Select And to output 1 if all sensors have a value of 1 otherwise output 0 Or to output ...

Page 15: ...sensor s setpoint adjustment value to 0 each time the microblock s OCC input changes to false off and leave it at 0 when the OCC input changes again to true on or when the zone enters a timed local override condition If this field is not checked the Setpoint microblock will not reset the sensor s adjusted value for the next occupied period ZS Plus sensor This field does not apply The Setpoint micr...

Page 16: ...noccupied and Effective Setpoints displayed on Home Screen 1 Effective Setpoints are displayed on the Home screen in the following locations On the Information or Diagnostics screen effective setpoints cycle through in the primary value field and show EFF in the Rnet tag field See Appendix B ZS Sensor screen fields page 37 Information Screen 2 This screen is accessed by pressing the sensor s butto...

Page 17: ...ed state To force unoccupied a user holds a ZS sensor s button for at least 3 seconds This override state remains in effect until the schedule transitions to unoccupied or until a user presses the sensor s button Force Unoccupied without Delay Check to allow a user to force a zone to unoccupied immediately instead of the normal 3 second delay NOTE This feature is unavailable if Allow TLO Set Durin...

Page 18: ...e Status BACnet Binary Value Status BACnet Multi State Value Status On each microblock s Rnet tab you must check the Enable Rnet field to have the microblock communicate values with the ZS Sensors and you must select the appropriate Rnet Tag See Icons and text indicators page 15 for instructions on adding specific optional icons Step 7 Set the order of information displayed on a sensor To program ...

Page 19: ...etpoints are editable using the and buttons If the control program specifies that the value is not editable you will see without arrows For AVP BVP or MSVP values or the Setpoint adjust value from the BACnet Setpoint microblock The sensor is in a timed override Automatically generated by the BACnet Time Clock microblock The equipment is running in an energy saving mode defined in the control progr...

Page 20: ...arly identify a value NOTE The following letters do not display on a sensor screen K M Q V W X We recommend that you limit the information displayed on the Home screen Use the Information screen or Diagnostic screen to display any values that require display text to describe them Outside air icon To display this icon with the outside air temperature humidity or CO2 1 From the Sys Out microblock me...

Page 21: ...n the Property Editor s Rnet tab check Enable Rnet 3 Select Energy Saving Mode 116 from the Rnet Tag drop down list In the example below will display on the Home screen when in the Energy Saving mode Alarm icon 1 From the Sys Out microblock menu add a BACnet Binary Value Status microblock 2 On the Property Editor s Rnet tab check Enable Rnet 3 Select a pre defined alarm 1XXX from the Rnet Tag drop...

Page 22: ...dless of the display order you define In the example below the Rnet tag for High Zone Temp Alarm 1025 is set to show on the Information screen Because Alarm is checked will display on the Home screen When the user presses the button the Information screen will show the icon the Rnet Tag 1025 and the Active Text Hi Zone Maintenance icon The indicates a maintenance condition versus an alarm conditio...

Page 23: ... screen to display the Active Text and Rnet tag NOTE When active maintenance condition information will automatically display first on the assigned screen regardless of the display order you define In the example below the Rnet tag for Filter Change Required 1027 is set to show on the Information screen Because Maintenance is checked will display on the Home screen When the user presses the button...

Page 24: ...m 2 Add a Delay On Make microblock to prevent nuisance alarms during startup or power failure Alarming for sensed values 1 To detect if a sensor s value is no longer valid do the following 2 Assign only one sensor to an ASVI or BSVI microblock 3 Tie the Valid output to a not microblock since the valid output will be false when in alarm 4 Attach an Alarm microblock to notify the user if the sensor ...

Page 25: ...tor s Rnet tab check Enable Rnet 3 Select Fan Status 100 from the Rnet Tag drop down list to display on the Home screen 4 Do not check a Show on screen displays on the Home screen when active To show fan speed on the Home screen 1 From the Sys Out microblock menu add a BACnet Multi State Value Status microblock 2 On the Property Editor s Rnet tab check Enable Rnet 3 Select Fan Speed Status 500 fro...

Page 26: ...net Text fields type the text that you want to a sensor to show for each fan speed NOTES The letters K M Q W X do not display on a screen If you do not enter text the sensor will show the Value number for the fan speed When a user presses the button the screen initially shows the current fan speed With each press of the button the display shows one of the following options Auto The control program...

Page 27: ...the information screen it will initially show the current fan speed The user taps the or button to cycle through the fan speed options The screen below shows High speed indicated by the icons and the number 4 no text was entered for that speed in the Property Editor Zone HVAC modes A ZS Pro or ZS Pro F sensor can Show heating or cooling status Let the user manually run heating only cooling only or...

Page 28: ...AC control fan only cooling only or heating only using the button NOTE The ZS Pro F s button works only when the zone is occupied green LED is on To program the sensor s button 1 From the Sys In microblock menu add a BACnet Multi State Value Parameter microblock 2 On the Property Editor s Rnet tab check Enable Rnet 3 Select the Zone Mode Request 601 from the Rnet Tag drop down list 4 Check Editabl...

Page 29: ...e Sys In microblock menu add a BACnet Multi State Value Parameter microblock 2 On the Property Editor s Rnet tab check Enable Rnet 3 Select the Zone Mode Request 601 from the Rnet Tag drop down list 4 Check Editable 5 Select Show on the Information Screen or Diagnostics Screen 6 On the Properties tab in the Rnet Text fields type the text that you want a sensor to show for each mode NOTES The lette...

Page 30: ...t Setpoint microblock Clean room application This application requires two display sensors one inside the clean room and one on the outside While both sensors have temperature sensing ability only the temperature on the inside of the clean room should be used for control Both sensors should display the sensed temperature on the inside of the clean room You set up this scenario in the Sensor Binder...

Page 31: ...ut determines the schedule status and the sensor s green occupied LED See example below NOTE The override and force unoccupied features of the ZS sensors will still work as normal when the Time Clock microblock uses external schedules Setting Setpoint Adjust Limit from an external source The BACnet Setpoint microblock has an optional analog input called Setpoint Adjust Limit that takes over the ro...

Page 32: ...ry Value Parameter microblock s Rnet tab select Sensor Temperature Units Display 800 in the Rnet Tag field 2 If you want to be able to change this microblock s value on the ZS Pro check Show on the Information Screen or Diagnostics Screen and check the Editable box 3 Type DEG F in the Display Inactive Text field DEG C in the Display Active Text field 4 On the Properties tab type the following so t...

Page 33: ... or maximum value of the sensors However if you need to use the value of just one of the sensors you can use an Analog Network Input ANI microblock that addresses a specific ZS Sensor 1 In the Snap application select the Sensor Binder microblock and note the Index number for the sensor whose value you want to use 2 Verify that the sensor in enabled in the ASVI microblock To use values from individ...

Page 34: ...sor use an ASVI microblock with the Rnet tag set to Zone Temp By default the microblock s Display Name and Reference Name are based on the Rnet tag but you can change these if you want In this example the Display Name has been changed to Temperature 3 In the ANI microblock enter the Address in the following format but leave out the ASVI object name See example of address in the image below ...

Page 35: ...ontrol Program tab and expand Configuration Unit Configuration Ctrl click on the ZS property name to open the ASVI popup 6 In the popup on the Properties page Details tab scroll down to the BACnet Configuration section to get the Object Name 7 On the zone s Properties page Network Points tab enter the Object Name in the ANI s address For this example the address would be bacnet this zone_temp_1 41...

Page 36: ...e the table below to find out the type of value an Rnet tag number represents Rnet tag number Indicates this type of value And displays 001 Zone Temp or 002 Zone Humidity 003 Zone CO2 CO2 004 Zone VOC UOC 100 Fan Status 101 Fan Command The tag number 102 Cool Stage 1 The tag number 103 Cool Stage 2 The tag number 104 Cool Stage 3 The tag number 105 Cool Stage 4 The tag number 106 Heat Stage 1 The ...

Page 37: ...316 Supply Air Humidity The tag number 317 Return Air Humidity The tag number 318 Entering Water Temp The tag number 319 Leaving Water Temp The tag number 320 Supply Air Static Pressure The tag number 321 Return Air Static Pressure The tag number 322 Building Static Pressure The tag number 323 OA Dampers The tag number 324 RA Dampers The tag number 325 EA Dampers The tag number 326 SA Dampers The ...

Page 38: ...nt The tag number 418 Unoccupied VOC Setpoint The tag number 419 Supply Air Temp Setpoint The tag number 420 Setpoint Adjust Limit The tag number 421 Cooling Airflow Setpoint The tag number 422 Heating Airflow Setpoint The tag number 500 Fan Speed Status or 501 HVAC Zone Mode Status and or 600 Fan Speed Mode Request or 601 HVAC Zone Mode Request and or 800 Temperature units F C displayed on sensor...

Page 39: ...Exceeded 1052 OA Damper Failure 1053 OA Damper in Hand 1054 Enthalpy Wheel Failure 1055 Enthalpy Wheel in Hand 1056 Enthalpy Wheel Runtime Exceeded 1057 Enthalpy Wheel High Discharge Air Temp 1058 Enthalpy Wheel Low Discharge Air Temp 1059 Enthalpy Wheel High Return Air Temp 1060 Enthalpy Wheel Low Return Air Temp 1061 Enthalpy Wheel High Exhaust Air Temp 1062 Enthalpy Wheel Low Exhaust Air Temp 1...

Page 40: ...umbers After you create a custom tag number it automatically appears on the Rnet Tag drop down list for that point type If you open a control program with custom Rnet tags on a different machine than the one it was created on the custom tags automatically appear in the Rnet Tag drop down list NOTE To copy all custom Rnet tags to another computer click Export then save the file On the other compute...

Page 41: ...a characters can be displayed on the screen in the 888 position of the Primary Value field shown above Display text can be up to 8 characters but anything over 3 characters will scroll The letters K M Q W X do not display on a screen Effective Setpoints Fields These fields display the effective setpoint values They can display a maximum value of 99 or 99 5 if the Edit Increment is set to 0 5 If th...

Page 42: ... Before Step Remove this microblock Add this microblock 1 RS Zone Sensor Sensor Binder and ASVI 2 Time Clock BACnet Time Clock with TLO and Override Status 3 Setpoint BACnet Setpoint 4 BACnet Analog Value Status to expose Outside Air Temp to the ZS sensor See Microblock Reference Help for information on each of the above microblocks Appendix C Converting a control program with an RS Pro to a ZS Pr...

Page 44: ...us is active NOTE To include information about the active alarm on the Information screen check that screen in the Show On field and enter Display Active Text Before After Step 3 Make Fan icon display on a ZS Pro Place a BACnet Binary Value Status microblock and select Fan Status 100 in the Rnet Tag field See image below The setup shown will make the fan icon show on the Home screen when the BV st...

Page 46: ... Guide All rights reserved 42 Step 4 Change sensed zone humidity from an AI to the ZS Sensor Remove existing AI microblock for sensing humidity Place an ASVI microblock and select Zone Humidity 2 in the Rnet Tag field See image below See Microblock Reference Help for more information on this microblock Before After ...

Page 47: ...and outdoor air sensors X O PK Creating Snap control programs for ZS Sensors Revised this entire section to include Step 3 Add Binary Sensed Value Input microblocks in using ZS Pro motion sensor External Scheduling Revised to use BSVI microblock To use values from individual sensors in your control program Completely revised this topic for clarification 11 1 16 Generating alarms New topic X O JD A...

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