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Staging is controlled by the number of zones calling for heating or 
cooling and by a timer that monitors the amount of time a call has 
been active.  Each stage can be set to activate based on the total 
of the weighted zones calling or set to only be activated by the 
timer. 

Title24 now requires delaying auxiliary electric strip heating in a 
heat pump so it does not activate on a recovery from a setback 
temperature.  The stage used for auxiliary heat can be set to 
activate only by the timer.

The non-calling zone dampers can be opened just enough to 
keep the airflow in the calling zones from being too high or noisy.  
The PDMi3 can be used set the bypass position for each zone in 
heating and cooling during installation.

When non-calling zone dampers are used for bypass, the amount 
of bypass can be set for each zone being used in heating and 
cooling.

Although both the calling and non-calling zones are receiving 
conditioned airflow, the calling zone is being conditioned typically 
3-4 times faster than the non-calling zones.

Increase the bypass positions.

Decrease the bypass positions.

Staging is controlled by the number of zones calling for 
heating or cooling.

Staging Heating and Cooling Calls

Bypass Using the Non-Calling Zone Dampers

Selecting the Bypass Option

Staging Based on Zone Calls

To Reduce the Airflow into the Calling Zones

To Reduce the Airflow into the Non-Calling Zones

Press Yes to change the staging of 
heating and cooling calls or press No to 
continue to next menu selection.

Press Yes to change the Bypass options 
or press No to continue to next menu 
selection.

Press Yes if bypass is controlled by a 
bypass duct and barometric damper or 
using the Close stop position on the 
actuators. Or press No to display other 
bypass options.

Press Yes if bypass is achieved using the 
non-calling zone dampers. Or press No 
to return to the first option.

Press Up or Down to adjust the bypass 
position of the damper when it is being 
used for bypass. Press Next to set the 
bypass position of the next damper.

Press Up or Down to adjust the bypass 
position of the damper when it is being 
used for bypass. Press Next to set the 
bypass position of the next damper.

Press Up or Down to adjust the bypass 
position of the damper when it is being 
used for bypass. Press Next to set the 
bypass position of the next damper.

Press Up or Down to adjust the bypass 
position of the damper when it is being 
used for bypass. Press Next to set the 
bypass position of the next damper.

Press Up or Down to adjust the bypass 
position of the damper when it is being 
used for bypass. Press Next to set the 
bypass position of the next damper.

Press Up or Down to adjust the bypass 
position of the damper when it is being 
used for bypass. Press Next to display 
the next menu selection.

Press Yes to select staging based on the 
number of zones calling or press No to 
display other staging options.

Press Yes to select staging based on 
the number of zones calling.

Press Up or Down to set the 
weighted zones required to activate a 
Stage1 call.  In installations with three 
or more zones and one small zone, 
the limit can be set above the small 
zone’s size to prevent it, alone, from 
activating a call and have excessive 
bypass.  Press NEXT to continue.

Press Up or Down to set the 
weighted zones required to activate a 
Stage2 call.  Press NEXT to continue.

Press Up or Down to set the 
weighted zones required to activate a 
Stage3 call.  Holding Up, the limit will 
increase to the maximum value (3.0 
for a 3-zone panel) and then display 
“Tmr” to indicate this staging is 
controlled by the staging timer and 
not the weighted zones calling.  
Press NEXT to continue to the next 
menu.

Press Yes to select timed upstaging or 
press No to display other staging 
options.

Press Yes to select limiting upstaging 
based on outdoor temperature or press 
No to display the first staging option.

Change Staging
             Y/N

Change Bypass
Options      Y/N

Bypass  Ext Baro
             Y/N

Bypass ZoneDmprs
             Y/N

Zone1 Htg    50%
BP Pos  U/D/NEXT

Zone1 Clg    50%
BP Pos  U/D/NEXT

Zone2 Htg    50%
BP Pos  U/D/NEXT

Zone2 Clg    50%
BP Pos  U/D/NEXT

Zone3 Htg    50%
BP Pos  U/D/NEXT

Zone3 Clg    50%
BP Pos  U/D/NEXT

Limit Staging By
Zones        Y/N

Limit Staging By
Zones        Y/N

Stage 1 Lmt  1.0
Zones   U/D/NEXT

Stage 2 Lmt  3.0
Zones   U/D/NEXT

Stage 3 Lmt  Tmr
Zones   U/D/NEXT

Timed
UpStaging    Y/N

Limit Staging
OD Temp      Y/N

Summary of Contents for ProR212J

Page 1: ...nfigure a zone All panels operate with gas electric systems conventional heat pumps and dual fuel heat pumps Selected using the jumper plugs on the panel See table below See table below See table belo...

Page 2: ...ir damper is open LEDs indicate zone damper position Multi color LEDs indicate equipment call status Jumper plugs for selecting type of equipment Multi color LEDs indicate zoning panel status Terminal...

Page 3: ...n below 1 3 HVAC PANEL ZONE DAMPERS 1 1 2 2 3 FAD 3 THERMOSTATS Quick View ProR321J Zoning Panel ProZone Two 8 screws Two 8 screws Panel 3 Zone Maximum VA 40VA Transformer 60VA Transformer 75VA Transf...

Page 4: ...VAC Thermostat R C Y or Y1 G Zoning Panel R C 24VAC 24VAC Common Cooling Stage1 Indoor Fan Y G Terminal Function W1 OB Stage1 Heating W1 OB Inside Day Th MODE MENU FAN SYSTEM Schedule Auto Heat Heat S...

Page 5: ...AC EQUIPMENT W2 E Y2 R R O O B W1 B W Y Y1 Wiring HVAC Equipment Gas Electric System Two Stage Heat Gas Electric System Two Stage Cool Gas Electric systems using a single 24VAC transformer are wired a...

Page 6: ...ature Sensor Input Outdoor Temperature Sensor Input From Outdoor Temperature Sensor TS3 Terminal Function Discharge Air Temperature Sensor Model TS2 The optional discharge or leaving air temperature s...

Page 7: ...nd releasing the MENU key accesses the User menu where settings and data can be viewed but not changed 9 EXT PDMi MENU MENU NEXT NEXT SAVE SAVE PDM Programming Display Module PDM Programming Display M...

Page 8: ...and cooling the fan operation the supply air temperature limits outdoor changeover temperature for dual fuel heat pumps and number of zones being used Press No to continue Press Yes to change the siz...

Page 9: ...ing control The equipment type is set by the jumper plugs and cannot be changed with PDMi3 Press Yes to continue to select additional options Press Yes to select conventional heat pump If equipment ty...

Page 10: ...ats that can be used in that zone Press Up or Down to change the number of auxiliary heating stages Press NEXT to continue Press Up or Down to change the heating temperature limit Press NEXT to contin...

Page 11: ...he bypass position of the damper when it is being used for bypass Press Next to set the bypass position of the next damper Press Up or Down to adjust the bypass position of the damper when it is being...

Page 12: ...s NEXT to continue Press Yes to enter the minutes of fresh air operation required each hour Press No to select calculating the CFM and minutes per hour Press Yes to change the Fresh Air Option Press n...

Page 13: ...pposite system service The panel normally services heating or cooling calls based on the number of calls from the zones If there are more heating calls than cooling it will service heating and vice ve...

Page 14: ...t a test stage2 heating to insure discharge temperature is correct or return to the main menu if only one stage of heating is used Press Yes to start a bypass test A test will be started based on the...

Page 15: ...Press NEXT to go to the next letter in the name Press SAVE to save the clone name Monitor HVAC Performance Y N LAT 122 Prs 0 55 BP Pos 0 NEXT Press Yes to display the leaving air temperature duct pres...

Page 16: ...una Hills CA 92653 949 916 0945 Fax 949 458 8502 www ProZone US com Limited 5 Year Warranty The 5 year warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of defective product due to parts failure or def...

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