Technical Guide
CN-IC1-12
Title
:
i-Controller Visograph Navigation REV.201.05
EXTERNAL
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1-5JULY2021
4.
Once the desired value has been reached press the
button to set the value.
5.
Repeat steps 1-4 until all values in the schedule
have been updated.
6.
Once all changes have been completed, press the
(T1) button to return to the Main Menu.
Figure 6. Schedule Configuration screen
T1: Go to Main Menu
T4: Scroll Up/Increase Value
T5: Enter (Select and Set Value)
T6: Scroll Down/Decrease Value
Zone Thermostat Control
Units configured to use a 2-Stage zone thermostat have
the option to use internal schedule or an external source
for an occupancy schedule. If internal schedule is used,
see above to set schedule. If the schedule is from an
external source, the display will be noted as shown below
and the schedule will need to be set from the external
source.
Figure 7. External Schedule Configuration screen
Set points
Set points are used as the cut in/ out for various i-
controller functions. The i-Controller Set Point
configuration section has 3 navigation screens.
The “Set Points” option should only be used if operation
set points
are not
being communicated to the
Flō
i-
Controller from a Building Management System (BMS).
If the
Flō
i-Controller is connected to a BMS over Modbus,
the set points shown on this screen will be automatically
updated with the set points entered in the BMS. The VAV
Set Points will only appear if VAV controls are connected
to the
Flō
unit. The set points limitations are as follows:
Cool SP: 60 - 85F
Heat SP: 50-80F
Dew Point SP: 48-60F
There must be a minimum of 4-degrees between the
heating and cooling set points. If set points are inputted
too close together, the program will automatically adjust
the set points per the following rules:
Outdoor Air Temp > 60 ˚F: Heating Set Point = Coo
ling Set
Point -
4 ˚F
Outdoor Air Temp < 50 ˚F: Cooling Set Point = Heating Set
Point + 4 ˚F
1.
If the
Flō
i-Controller is
not
connected to a BMS,
perform the following steps to modify the set
points.
2.
Using the
and
buttons (T4 and T6,
respectively) navigate to the “Occupied” set points
that you wish to change.
3.
Press the
(T5) button and the value should
blink.
4.
Using the
and
buttons increase and
decrease the value as desired.
5.
Once the desired value has been reached press the
button to set the value.