Technical Guide
CN-IC1-12
Title
:
i-Controller Visograph Navigation REV.201.05
EXTERNAL
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1-5JULY2021
6.
Reheat/Reclaim In Temp:
Temperature reading
from temperature probe mounted in the
Reheat/Reclaim Stage 1 inlet.
7.
Reheat/Reclaim In 2 Temp**:
Temperature
reading from temperature probe mounted in the
Reheat/Reclaim Stage 2 inlet.
8.
Outdoor Dew Point**:
Dew point calculated from
the temperature and humidity probe readings
mounted underneath the rain hood of the
Flō
unit.
** If Equipped
Figure 14. Temperature Status screen 1 with Overrides Present
T1: Go to System Status Menu
T7: Previous Page
T8: Next Page
Figure 15. Temperature Status screen 2 with Overrides Present
Zone Thermostat Control
Units configured to use 2-Stage zone thermostats note
the control option on the Temperature Status screen.
Figure 16. Temperature Status screen 3 with TSTAT active
Compressor Status
There are 4 Compressor Status screens; however, Status
screens are only displayed for compressors equipped in
the unit. The Suction Pressure Status will only appear if
Compressor 2 is a digital scroll compressor (when 4
compressors are present), Compressor Status screens 3
and 4 will only be displayed when the unit is equipped
with a third and fourth compressor.
Use the
(T7) and
(T8) buttons to navigate
between the two “Compressor Status” pages. The second
“Compressor Status” page is only available if the Flō
unit
contains more than two compressors. Press
(T1) to
return to the System Status Menu.
1.
Dig Comp # Operating Capacity:
Digital
Compressor operating percentage.
2.
Fixed Compressor # Status:
Fixed Compressor
operating status; “ON” or “OFF”.
3.
Suction Pressure for Comp #:
Suction pressure
reading from the pressure transducer located on
the denoted Digital Compressor.
4.
Suction Pressure Set Point:
Suction pressure set
point set based on the current control strategy.
5.
Compressor # Status:
This will display the status of
each compressor. Possible status values include:
o
OK:
Compressor is running properly.
o
Comp High Dis Trip:
Activated when a
compressor’s discharge pressure has
exceeded the safety limit (550PSI by
default). Compressor will instantly shut
