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BACnet

 

T

Stat

 

User’s

 

Manual

 

Rev

 

1.1,

 

7/28/11

 

Page

 

|

 

2

 

Figure

 

4

 ‐ 

Programming

 

Flow

 

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7

 

Figure

 

5

 ‐ 

Setting

 

Communication

 

Jumpers

 

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12

 

1.0

 

Overview

 

The

 

Quest

 

Controls

 

BACnet

 

thermostat

 

is

 

designed

 

for

 

unitary

 

equipment

 

with

 

single

 

or

 

multi

stage

 

heating

 

and

 

cooling

 

packages.

  

It

 

is

 

an

 

easy

 

to

 

use

 

thermostat

 

for

 

small

 

to

 

medium

 

sized

 

commercial

 

buildings.

 

The

 

Quest

 

Controls

 

BACnet

 

T

Stat

 

provides

 

functionality

 

and

 

configurability

 

to

 

accommodate

 

most

 

conventional

 

&

 

heatpump

 

applications.

  

The

 

application

 

specific

 

approach

 

ensures

 

that

 

commissioning

 

is

 

straightforward

 

and

 

hassle

free.

  

Each

 

BACnet

 

T

Stat

 

contains

 

internal

 

programming

 

logic

 

&

 

an

 

internal

 

schedule

 

to

 

operate

 

independently

 

and

 

can

 

be

 

configured

 

to

 

lockout

 

local

 

access

 

to

 

ensure

 

programming

 

integrity

 

and

 

ongoing

 

correct

 

control.

  

The

 

BACnet

 

T

Stat

 

can

 

also

 

remotely

 

communicate

 

through

 

BACnet

 

MSTP

 

with

 

the

 

OspreyFMS

 

dashboard.

 

The

 

BACnet

 

T

Stat

 

contains

 

an

 

onboard

 

temp

 

sensor

 

making

 

it

 

suitable

 

for

 

zone

 

mounting,

 

or

 

remote

 

input

 

for

 

panel

 

mounting.

  

The

 

BACnet

 

T

Stat

 

includes

 

an

 

additional

 

4/20

 

milliamp

 

input,

 

digital

 

input,

 

and

 

analog

 

&

 

digital

 

outputs.

 

1.1

 

Applications

 

Quest’s

 

BACnet

 

thermostat

 

is

 

designed

 

to

 

control

 

most

 

unitary

 

hvac

 

equipment

 

including:

 

Rooftop

 

Units

   

Split

systems

   

Gas

 

Packs

 

 

Heat

 

Pumps

 

 

1.2

 

Features

 

and

 

Benefits

 

 

Stand

 

alone

 

or

 

network

 

operation

 

to

 

control

 

HVAC

 

system

 

 

BACnet

 

MS/TP

 

communications

 

 

Control

 

based

 

on

 

internal

 

or

 

remote

 

zone

 

temperature

 

sensor

 

 

Monitor

 

zone

 

temp,

 

discharge

 

air

 

temp

 

and

 

fan

 

status

 

 

7

 

day

 

timeclock

 

with

 

2

 

Occupied

 

and

 

1

 

UnOccupied

 

schedules

 

 

2

 

stages

 

of

 

cooling

 

+

 

2

 

stages

 

of

 

heat

 

+

 

1

 

fan

 

 

Backlight

 

display

 

 

2

 

line

 

16

 

character

 

display

 

for

 

ease

 

of

 

use

 

 

Adjustable

 

Min

 

&

 

Max

 

run

 

time

 

for

 

stages

 

 

Sensor

 

calibration

 

through

 

keypad

 

 

5

 

button

 

keypad

 

and

 

display

 

for

 

easy

 

programming

 

 

Lockout

 

or

 

limit

 

user

 

access

 

via

 

password

 

 

Temp

 

displayed

 

in

 

F

 

or

 

C

 

 

Override

 

with

 

selectable

 

Occupied

 

timer

 

(0

 

to

 

240

 

min)

 

 

BACnet

 

MAC

 

address

 

&

 

BACnet

 

Net

 

address

 

 

Temp

 

user

 

adjust

 

limit

 

 

Daylight

 

Savings

 

Time

 

adjustment

 

 

Use

 

industry

 

standard

 

10k

 

type

 

3

 

thermistor

 

Summary of Contents for BACnet T-Stat

Page 1: ...COPYRIGHT NOTICE Copyright 2011 by Quest Controls Inc QUEST The material discussed in this publication is the proprietary property of QUEST QUEST retains all rights to reproduction and distribution of...

Page 2: ...1 Programming flow 7 3 4 2 Sub Menus 7 4 0 BacNET Programming 9 5 0 OspreyFMS Interface 9 5 1 Logging In 9 5 2 Main Dashboard Page 9 5 3 Programming Page 10 6 0 Setting Communications Jumpers 11 6 1...

Page 3: ...d temp sensor making it suitable for zone mounting or remote input for panel mounting The BACnet T Stat includes an additional 4 20 milliamp input digital input and analog digital outputs 1 1 Applicat...

Page 4: ...uld be near eye level on an interior wall and away from external sources of heat or cold windows doors HVAC supply ducts Servers etc 2 Prepare the Area The mounting screw holes will line up on a stand...

Page 5: ...e sensor set Jumper ZONE J1 2 to top middle and SENS SPOT to off on front panel SUPPLY Supply Duct temperature sensor SUPPLY FAN P FAN Proof of Run current transducer FAN P MA 24 mA input for optional...

Page 6: ...P DO D1 C BUS R C G Y 1 Y2 W B W2 O FAN COOL HEAT WIRE RACEWAY CT 24VAC R C F Y1 Y2 W1 W2 Supply Fan Cool Stage 1 Cool Stage 2 Heat Stage 1 Heat Stage 2 HVAC Control Interface Located in HVAC system F...

Page 7: ...e If you choose Yes then the T Stat will be in occupied override mode for the programmed delay time or unless the user presses the center button again to disable the occupied override mode 3 3 Adjusti...

Page 8: ...81 F Cool1 Fan Auto Access Code 11 Program Choices System Program Choices Run Program Choices Schedules Program Choices Clock Program Choices Setpoints Entering System Menu Entering Run Menu Entering...

Page 9: ...the field s value and the left right arrow keys to change to the hours and minutes fields Time is entered in 24 hour format Press the center button to accept the changes to the window and move to the...

Page 10: ...r contact Quest Controls for more information 5 1 Logging In OspreyFMS is compatible with most versions of Internet Explorer Firefox Chrome and Safari running on Windows OS OS X iOS or any operating s...

Page 11: ...ller Programming button at the bottom right 5 3 Programming Page The programming page provides an interface for making any change to program settings on the BACnet thermostat The page also provides to...

Page 12: ...ounting plate and turn over the T Stat to locate the jumpers Refer to Figure 5 for jumper identification and settings 6 1 RS485 End of Line and Biasing Wiring of the RS485 network will require the use...

Page 13: ...ins1 2 enables End of Line Resistor Future Use Jumper on pins1 2 enables Line Biasing Jumper on pins1 2 enables Line Biasing Future Use Denotes pin1 Jumper on pins1 2 when using a Remote Zone Temperat...

Page 14: ...not engage Verify connection to HVAC unit Ensure short cycle timer is not inhibiting unit Clock loses time after power failure Replace the CR1025 Lithium battery Buttons do not respond Press buttons...

Page 15: ...lative Humidity 0 to 95 non condensing Enclosure Color Quest White Dimensions 3 65 x 5 30 x 1 5 300mm x 200mm x 100mm Shipping Weight 0 75lbs 34kg Agency Approvals UL UL873 US and CSA C22 2 No 24 Cana...

Page 16: ...central server with capabilities for expanded functions such as demand response curtailment and internet based outdoor air temperature BACnet Standardized Device Profile Annex L BACnet Operator Workst...

Page 17: ...f 150F indicates a shorted sensor condition AI 1 Raw Supply Air N Fahrenheit or Celsius reading of the supply air thermistor directly from the sensor no offsets applied A reading of 25F indicates an o...

Page 18: ...42F 90F 74F Occupied stage 1 cooling setpoint AV 6 Unoccupied Cool Spt Y TempF or TempC 42F 90F 85F Unoccupied stage 1 cooling setpoint AV 7 Occupied Heat Spt Y TempF or TempC 40F 88F 68F Occupied sta...

Page 19: ...e zone sensor reading corrected with the zone offset AI0 AV2 AV 20 Supply Reading Y TempF or TempC 25F 150F N A The supply sensor reading correct with the supply offset AI1 AV3 AV 21 Restart Delay Y S...

Page 20: ...d Win 2 End Y Minutes 0 1440 0 Number of minutes since midnight to end occupied mode for this window Set both the Start and End values to 0 to mark this window as unused AV 33 Wed Sched Win 1 Start Y...

Page 21: ...ed mode for this window AV 44 Fri Sched Win 2 End Y Minutes 0 1440 0 Number of minutes since midnight to end occupied mode for this window Set both the Start and End values to 0 to mark this window as...

Page 22: ...pF or TempC 0 AV16 N A The current setpoint offset a user has entered via the front panel AV 54 Front Panel Code Y None 0 11 99 0 The access code a user must enter to use the front panel programming m...

Page 23: ...net occupied override 1 Enable BACnet occupied override BV 4 Zone Sensor Location Y 0 0 Use onboard zone thermistor 1 Use remote mounted zone thermistor Binary Output Object Detail Supported Propertie...

Page 24: ...Output O Y 0 De energize Output 1 Energize Output 255 Remove bypass Multistate Input Object Detail Supported Properties Writable Property Range Restrictions Object Identifier N N A Object Name N N A...

Page 25: ...t id is the MSTP Network 1000 the MAC address Object Name N QSTAT10000 0 1 N A Built up with model name MSTP Network Address MAC Address Object Type N N A N A Description N Qstat10000 N A Model Name N...

Page 26: ...MS TP master Clause 9 baud rate s 9600 19200 38400 57600 76800 MS TP slave Clause 9 baud rate s 9600 19200 38400 57600 76800 Point To Point EIA 232 Clause 10 baud rate s Point To Point modem Clause 1...

Page 27: ...BIBB Multiple Application Specific Keys Supports encryption NS ED BIBB Key Server NS KS BIBB Character Sets Supported Indicating support for multiple character sets does not imply that they can all b...

Page 28: ...BACnet T Stat User s Manual Rev 1 1 7 28 11 Page 14 Attachment 2 Osprey Programming Page...

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