CONFIGURATION SCREENS
Pioneer Gold 1.10 & 2.05 Touch Screen Operator Interface
2-12
Configuration
Press
the
<
Configuration>
icon on the A
dministrator
Settings Screen
to access the
Configuration Screens
.
See
Figures 15 & 16
. There are two Configuration
Screens and ten configuration categories.
Press
the
<Next>
button to access the second screen.
Press
the
<Back>
button to access the previous screen.
Press
the
<Menu>
button to return to the
Administrator Settings Screen
.
Press
the configuration category you wish to access. See the
Application Selection Screen in
Figure 17
for an example of what
a selection screen looks like.
Figure 15: Configuration Screen 1
Figure 17: Application Selection Screen
Configuration
Press
<OK>
to save your selection and return to the
Configuration
Screen
,
press
<Cancel>
to return to the
Configuration Screen
without
saving your selection.
Application (Factory Set)
Touch
the Square button to select the application you are using.
Select one option.
Press
<OK>
to save. The available selections
are as follows:
Tstat
—Thermostat Control—Standard 3rd Party
Thermostat is used
CAV
—
Constant Air Volume Space Sensor Control—
On-Board Space Sensor or AAON Touch Screen Space
& Humidity Sensor
Fan Control (Factory Set)
Touch
the square button to select the fan control you are using.
Press
<OK>
to save. The available selections are as follows:
Single Speed
—Single speed permanent-split capacitor
2 Speed ECM
—Low speed and high speed
electronically commutated motor
Touch
the square button to select the additional option.
Fan Proving Switch
—Only select if using the Fan
Proving Switch.
Fan Mode (Field Set)
Touch
the Square button to select the fan mode you are using. Select
one option.
Press
<OK>
to save. The available selections are as
follows:
Off
—Forces Fan off. Unit will not run with Cooling,
Heating, and Dehumidification demands.
On
—
Default. Forces Fan on during Occupied Mode.
Auto
—Fan Cycles on with Cooling, Heating, and
Dehumidification modes. No Call = Fan Off.
Occ On/Unocc Auto
—During Occupied Mode, Fan
will be on. During Unoccupied Mode, Fan will operate
as in Auto, above.
Figure 16: Configuration Screen 2
