PRISM 2 OVERVIEW
3-8
Prism 2 Operator Interface Overview
Administrative Functions, Changing Setpoints & Force Occupied
Changing Setpoints
If you position the cursor over the top of a setpoint box, a
Help
Window
will pop up indicating how that setpoint is used by the
controller.
If you enter a setpoint that is either too high or too low or if you don’t
have Level 3 access, Prism 2 will not accept the new value and will
restore the previous value in that field. When you enter a value, you
must
press
<Enter>
to have Prism 2 save the value.
Force Occupied
You can override the schedule mode
of operations to go occupied by
clicking
on the
<Not Forced>
button.
The
button will change to
<Force
Occupied>
and the Occupancy
Status button will turn green.
A forced occupied will remain in
effect until cancelled. To cancel
the override,
click
on
the
<Force
Occupied>
button to turn it off.
Saving and Restoring Setpoints
At the top of each setpoint screen, you can
select
<Save>
or
<Restore>
. These two functions save and copy over ALL of the
setpoints for a controller, not only those on a single setpoint screen.
Saving all setpoints from the controller to a file on your computer
for use in restoring the setpoints or for copying to another specific
controller will save time in configuring your controller and save
valuable time in having to reenter setpoints for another controller.
NOTE:
Saving and restoring setpoints in Prism 2 to a flash drive
is not the same as saving and restoring setpoints using the Pioneer
Gold Touch Screen USB function
.
Figure 7: Administrative Functions Screen
Administrative Functions
The Administrative Functions Screen has three functions—Alarm
Lockout Reset, Password Reset, and Emergency Shutdown.
Alarm Lockout Reset
Selecting this option will immediately reset any alarm(s) that has
been cleared. It will also restore operation after an emergency
shutdown.
Password Reset
Selecting this option will reset the Pioneer Gold Touch Screen system
passwords to their defaults.
Emergency Shutdown
This will immediately shut the controller’s relays down. To restore
operation,
select
<Alarm Lockout Reset>
.
