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7.11.4. Parameter Adjustments
Default indoor air quality economizer operation is based on common or average applications. Adjustments may be made to
the indoor air quality parameters to alter operation or meet required specifications. Use the user interface to change
Parameter 117 through 119. Go to SETTINGS > RTU OPTIONS > EDIT PARAMETER
Select a demand control ventilation mode with Parameter 134. Modes 3 and 4 will bring on the unit blower when demand
control ventilation calls for maximum damper open, and returns to auto-blower when demand control ventilation damper
returns to 0. The other modes only operate when the unit blower is on, but will not bring it on themselves.
Some applications require a different carbon dioxide set point range than default settings. Damperstart open" (Parameter
118 and “full open" (Parameter 119) carbon dioxide set points may be adjusted from 0 to 2000 ppm. Use the following
formula to determine damper travel.
NOTE - When changing carbon dioxide set point range, “start open" set point should be less than “full‐open" set point.
% Damper Travel = carbon dioxide ppm - Start Open ppm X Max Open (Parameter 117) Full Open - Start Open
Full Open - Start Open
Example: An application requires the dampers open at 800 CO
2
ppm and reach full open at 1200. If the carbon
dioxide level in the space reads 1000 ppm, calculate the damper percent open as follows.
% Damper Travel = 1000 - 800 or 200 or .5 = 0.5 x 100 = 50%
1200 - 800 400
Table 32. Demand Control Ventilation Parameters
Control Parameter Control Value
Units Description
No Screen Name
Parameter Short
Description
Min. Default Max.
117 DCV MAX DAMPER OPEN
Demand Control
Ventilation Maximum
Damper Open
0 100 100 %
Maximum allowed demand con
trol ventilation damper open posi
tion.
118 DCV DAMP START OPEN
Demand Control
Ventilation Damper
Start Open
0 700 2000 PPM
Damper “start open" CO
2
set point for Demand Control
Ventilation.
Level where fresh air
damper begins to open.
119 DCV DAMP FULL OPEN
Demand Control
Ventilation Maximum
Damper Full Open
Set Point
0 1200 2000 PPM
Damper “full open" CO
2
set
point for Demand Control
Ventilation.
Level where fresh air
damper is opened to maxim
um.
120 DCV HI TMP OV FL CL
Demand Control
Ventilation Outdoor
Air Control Hi
Temperature Override
Full Closed
-31.0 105.0 132.0 °F
High outdoor air temp. where
fresh air damper is closed to
minimum position.
121 DCV HI TMP OV ST CL
Demand Control
Ventilation Outdoor
Air Control Hi
Temperature Override
Start Closing
-31.0 75.0 132.0 °F
High outdoor air temperature
where fresh air damper begins to
close.
122 DCV LO TMP OV FL CL
Demand Control
Ventilation Outdoor
Air Control Low
Temperature Override
Full Closed
-31.0 10.0 132.0 °F
Low outdoor air temperature
where fresh air damper is closed
to minimum position

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Lennox Prodigy 2.0 Specifications

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BrandLennox
ModelProdigy 2.0
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LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Prodigy 2.0 – M3 Unit Controller Description

1.1. Add-on boards

Describes add-on boards connecting to the main board for variations based on application.

2. Main Controller Operation

2.1. Control Type - Thermostat

Explains M3 Unit Controller operation via wired thermostat, room sensor, or L Connection Zoning.

2.1.1. Cooling Stages

Details the five different staging options available for cooling operation.

2.1.2. Heating Stages

Details the three staging options available for heating operation.

2.2. System Mode - Room Sensor Backup Mode Set Points

Describes configuring backup modes and lists default set points for room sensor operation.

3. Unit Component Operation

3.1. Compressor Protection and Delays

Details compressor protection mechanisms like minimum run/off times and freeze-stats.

3.1.1. Compressor Minimum Run and Off Times

Explains minimum run and off times for compressors, including Energence units.

3.1.2. Freeze-stats (S49, S50, S53 and S95)

Describes how freeze-stats protect compressors from low evaporator coil temperatures.

3.1.3. High Pressure Switches (S4, S7, S28 and S96)

Explains high pressure switches that protect compressors from over-pressurization.

3.1.4. Thermal Protector Switches (S5, S8, S31 and S180)

Details thermal protector switches for compressor protection.

3.1.5. Low Pressure Switches (S87, S88, S97 and S98)

Explains low pressure switches that protect compressors from low suction pressure.

3.1.6. Loss of Power Detection (Single-Phase Units Only)

Describes how the controller detects loss of power and manages compressor restart.

3.2. Gas Units Burner Protection and Delays

Details burner protection and timing for gas heat sections.

3.2.1. Primary or Secondary Limits (S10 and S99)

Details primary/secondary limits that protect the gas heat section.

3.2.2. Flame Roll-Out Switches (S47 and S69)

Explains flame roll-out switches that shut down gas valve upon activation.

3.2.3. Combustion Air Inducer (CAI) Proof Switches (S18 and S45)

Describes operation sequences for combustion air proof switches.

3.2.4. Gas Valve Sensor Activation Feedback

Explains how the controller detects gas valve energization and errors.

3.2.5. Gas Heat Valve Delays

Details time delays for gas heat valve operation between stages.

3.3. Miscellaneous Components

Describes various safety and operational components.

3.3.2. Return Air Temperature Limits

Describes monitoring return air temperature to interrupt demand if limits are exceeded.

3.3.3. Smoke Detector (A171 and A172 - Optional)

Explains how smoke detectors affect unit operation and damper position.

3.3.4. Safety Switch Input (A42-Optional)

Details using optional inputs for safety switches like blower overload or phase loss.

3.3.5. Air Flow Proving Switch (S52 - Optional)

Explains how the airflow switch monitors air flow and controls compressors/valves.

3.3.6. Dirty Filter Switch (S27- Optional)

Describes the function of the dirty filter switch and its alarm indication.

3.3.7. Blower Overload Relay Switch (S42 - Optional)

Details the thermal overload relay switch for blower motor protection.

3.3.8. Overflow Switches (S149 / S179 - Optional)

Explains overflow switches that shut off the compressor upon detecting an overflow condition.

3.3.9. Blower On-Delay

Details blower on-delay settings for gas and cooling units.

3.3.10. Blower Off-Delay

Details blower off-delay settings for electric, gas, and cooling units.

3.3.14. Gas and Electric Heat Warm-Up Mode (During occupied time period)

Defines warm-up mode and economizer damper control during this period.

3.3.15. Cool-Down Delay (During occupied time period)

Explains cool-down delay behavior and economizer function.

3.4. Gas Heat Operation—Gas Units

Details gas heat output control for up to two gas heat sections.

3.5. Electric Heat Operation—Electric / Electric Units

Details electric heat operation and stage delays.

3.5.1. Electric Heat Stage Delay Operation

Explains time delay between first and second-stage electric heat demands.

3.5.2. Primary or Secondary Limits

Details behavior when electric heat limits open.

4. Sensors

4.1. Temperature Sensors - Provided With Unit

Lists resistance vs. temperature data for standard thermistors.

4.2. Optional Room Sensor

Provides resistance vs. temperature data for the optional room sensor.

4.3. Optional Relative Humidity Sensor

Describes the analog relative humidity sensor and its output.

4.4. Optional Carbon Dioxide (Indoor Air Quality) Sensor

Details the analog CO2 sensor and its DC voltage output.

4.5. Optional Supply Static Pressure Sensor

Describes the analog supply duct differential static pressure sensor.

4.6. Optional Enthalpy Sensor

Details optional enthalpy sensors and their output.

4.7. Optional Economizer Differential Pressure Sensor

Explains the pressure transducer for economizer operation.

5. Low Ambient Fan Control (S11, S84, S85 and S94)

5.1. High Efficiency A Box (3 - 5 Ton)

Explains outdoor fan operation in high efficiency A Box units at different outdoor temperatures.

5.2. Standard Efficiency A Box (3 - 5 Ton) and High Efficiency 6-Ton

Describes outdoor fan cycling by liquid line pressure switch in low ambient conditions.

5.3. Ultra-High Efficiency B Box

Details outdoor fan sequence of operations during low ambient conditions.

5.4. Other Units

Explains outdoor fan cycling for other unit types in low ambient conditions.

6. Dehumidification Operation

6.1. Supermarket Reheat Operation Settings

Explains settings for Supermarket Reheat using de-humidistat or RH sensor.

6.2. Humiditrol Dehumidification Operation — (Humiditrol® Reheat)

Details Humiditrol reheat operation based on RH sensor readings and compressor staging.

6.3. Third Party Digital Input to Control Dehumidification

Explains using digital inputs to control dehumidification via Humiditrol or third-party products.

6.4. Outside Air For Dehumidification

Describes using heated outside air for dehumidification when outside air temp is low.

6.5. Selecting Minimum Low and Minimum High Damper Positions

Explains selecting minimum damper positions for MSAV blower units.

6.6. Compressor and Humiditrol Operation

Details compressor and Humiditrol operation based on thermostat and humidity sensor inputs.

7. Economizer

7.1. General

Provides a general overview of economizer controls and functions.

7.2. Enabling Economizer and Settings

Details enabling the economizer and selecting the applicable economizer type.

7.3. Damper Operation During Free Cooling

Explains operating profile options for the economizer damper during free cooling.

7.4. Free Cooling Compressor Lockout Mode and Low Ambient Set Point

Configures compressor lockout when outdoor air is suitable or below a low ambient set point.

7.6. Enthalpy Set Point

Details the enthalpy set point for single enthalpy free cooling mode.

7.7. Free Cooling Damper Maximum Position

Explains how to set the maximum damper position for free cooling.

7.8. Minimum Damper Position

Details menu paths to modify minimum damper positions for high and low operations.

7.9. Motorized Outdoor Air Damper

Explains setting the motorized outdoor air damper position and its function.

7.10. Economizer Checkout

Provides checkout procedures to confirm economizer operation and damper travel.

7.11. Demand Control Ventilation

Explains using IAQ sensors with economizers to control CO2 levels and damper position.

7.11.1. General

Provides a general overview of demand control ventilation.

7.11.2. Default Operation

Describes the default operation of the M3 Unit Controller for IAQ input and damper travel.

7.11.3. Maximum and Minimum Demand Control Ventilation Damper Settings

Details setting maximum and minimum damper positions for DCV.

7.11.4. Parameter Adjustments

Explains how to adjust indoor air quality parameters for different applications.

8. Power Exhaust Operation

8.1. Power Exhaust Operation

Details controlling single-stage and two-stage power exhaust fans based on configuration.

9. Supply Air Delivery

9.1. Blower Delays

Summarizes blower delay options for gas/electric and cooling operations.

9.2. Supply Constant Air Volume (CAV) Control Mode

Explains CAV control mode for units with single-speed blowers.

9.3. Supply Multi-Stage Air Volume (MSAV) Control Mode

Explains MSAV control for A Box units with direct-driven or two-speed blowers.

9.3.1. A Box (3- to 5-ton Units)

Details MSAV control for A Box units with direct-driven or two-speed blowers.

9.3.2. B Box (7.5 – 12.5 ton units)

Explains MSAV control for B Box units with direct-driven or VFD blowers.

9.3.3. Variable Frequency Drive Control

Details M3 Unit Controller compatibility with factory-installed VFDs for supply blowers.

9.4. Supply Constant Air Volume (CAV) with Zone Bypass Damper Control

Explains CAV control with zone bypass dampers for duct static pressure control.

9.4.1. Bypass Damper Actuator

Details compatibility with specified bypass damper actuators for CAV zoning.

9.4.2. Analog Output Control

Explains analog output control for CAV bypass dampers using PID or staged control.

10. Discharge Air Control

10.1. Cooling

Details the discharge air control cooling option for maintaining set points.

10.1.1. Discharge Air Control Cooling (DACC) Outdoor Air Temperature Reset

Explains using outdoor air reset to adjust discharge air cooling set points based on OAT.

10.1.2. Discharge Air Control Cooling (DACC) Return Air Temperature Reset

Details using return air reset to adjust discharge air cooling set points based on RAT.

10.1.3. Discharge Air Control Cooling (DACC) Total Reset Limit

Defines the total reset limit for discharge air control cooling, combining RAT and OAT resets.

10.2. Heating

Details the discharge air control heating option for maintaining heating set points.

10.2.1. Discharge Air Control Heating (DACH) Outdoor Air Temperature Reset

Explains using outdoor air reset to adjust discharge air heating set points as OAT becomes warmer.

10.2.2. Discharge Air Control Heating (DACH) Return Air Temperature Reset

Details using return air reset to adjust discharge air heating set points as RAT becomes warmer.

11. Third-Party Zoning

11.1. Air Delivery Operation

Details M3 Unit Controller operation of bypass dampers for duct static pressure control.

11.2. Occupied /Unoccupied Operation

Explains M3 Unit Controller adjustment of fresh air damper based on occupied mode.

11.3. Cooling Operation

Details M3 Unit Controller operation of cooling stages and reset options.

11.3.1. Discharge Air Control Cooling Outdoor Air Reset

Explains how outdoor air reset saves energy by adjusting discharge air set point.

11.3.2. Discharge Air Control Cooling Return Air Reset

Explains how return air reset reduces over-cooling by adjusting discharge air set point.

11.4. Heating Operation

Details M3 Unit Controller operation of heating stages and reset options.

11.4.1. Discharge Air Control Heating Outdoor Air Reset

Explains how outdoor air reset saves energy by decreasing discharge air set point as OAT increases.

11.4.2. Discharge Air Control Heating Return Air Reset

Explains how return air reset reduces overheating by decreasing discharge air set point as RAT increases.

11.5. Power Exhaust Operation

Details power exhaust fan control options for single/two-stage equipment.

11.6. Supply Bypass Damper Control

Explains how actuators control supply air volume for CAV units with bypass dampers.

12. BACnet®

12.1. M3 Unit Controller BACnet® Module

Describes the optional BACnet module for communication with BACnet MSTP networks.

12.2. Recommendations

Provides recommendations for setting up BACnet devices on a network.

12.3. Default Settings

Lists default BACnet settings for the M3 Unit Controller.

12.4. Analog Output Objects

Lists available analog output objects and their valid value ranges.

12.5. Analog Value Objects

Lists available analog value objects and their valid ranges and notes.

12.6. Analog Input Objects

Lists available analog input objects and their data ranges.

13. Load Shedding Options

13.1. Load Shedding Options

Details how the M3 Unit Controller can be set up to de-energize cooling components for load shedding.

14. Service Relay

14.1. Service Relay Operation

Explains the default operation of the Service Relay output and its use as a control output.

14.2. System Relative Humidity Options

Lists options for system relative humidity monitoring.

14.3. System Indoor Air Quality / Carbon Dioxide Options

Lists options for system indoor air quality monitoring.

14.4. System Outdoor Air Temperature Operation

Lists options for system outdoor air temperature operation.

15. Control Parameters

15.1. Control Parameters

Refers to Appendix A for control parameter definitions.

16. Diagnostics

16.1. Diagnostics

Refers to Appendix B for diagnostic information.

17. Networking the Controllers

17.1. Networking the Controllers

Explains using network control panels for scheduling and daisy-chaining controllers.

18. Advanced Airflow System (Smart Airflow) in High Efficiency A Box (3-5 Ton units)

18.1. Calibration

Details the calibration procedure for the Advanced Airflow System.

18.2. Blower Diagnostics

Explains the blower diagnostics process during calibration.

18.3. Damper Diagnostic

Describes the damper diagnostic steps during calibration.

18.3. Outdoor Airflow (OA) Measurement and Control

Details calculating and controlling target OA CFM based on various modes.

18.3.1. Ventilation Errors

Explains under and over ventilation alarms and their causes.

18.3.2. Damper Diagnostics

Details damper actuator control voltage inputs and feedback, and stuck conditions.

18.4. Airflow Target Minimum - Maximum Settings

Lists CFM values for various airflow targets by model for A Box units.

19. Sequence of Operation

19.1. Unit Controller Control Modes

Explains different control modes for the unit controller.

19.1.1. Unit Controller In Room Sensor Mode

Details M3 Unit Controller operation using room sensor for temp, staging, and diagnostics.

19.1.2. Unit Controller In Thermostat Mode

Explains M3 Unit Controller operation via thermostat, controlling staging and general operation.

19.1.3. Operations Common to All Rooftop Units

Provides general information on unit operations applicable to all rooftop units.

19.1.3.2. Demand Control Ventilation

Explains DCV use for fresh air based on CO2 levels and damper position.

19.1.3.3. Fresh Air Tempering

Describes fresh air tempering to minimize temperature fluctuations using heating/cooling.

19.1.3.5. Discharge Air Cooling Reset Operation

Details discharge air cooling reset for energy savings and preventing over-cooling.

19.1.3.6. Discharge Air Heating Reset Operation

Details discharge air heating reset for energy savings and preventing overheating.

19.1.4. Constant Air Volume Units in Single-Zone Applications with a Lennox Room Sensor (4-Heat / 4-Cool)

Details M3 Unit Controller operation in room sensor mode for HVAC staging.

19.1.4.3. Cooling Demand

Details M3 Unit Controller's direct control over compressor staging based on room sensor.

19.1.4.4. Cooling Demand with Economizer

Explains economizer and fresh air use for cooling demand.

19.1.4.5. Heating Demand (General Operation)

Details M3 Unit Controller's direct control over heating staging based on temperature sensor.

19.1.4.7. Humiditrol Dehumidification Operation - Dehumidification Demand

Details humiditrol operation for dehumidification demand using reheat.

19.1.4.9. Humiditrol Dehumidification Operation - Cooling and Dehumidification Demand

Details humiditrol operation for combined cooling and dehumidification demands.

19.1.5.3. Cooling Demand

Details M3 Unit Controller's control of compressor stages for cooling demand.

19.1.5.5. Heating Demand (General Operation)

Details M3 Unit Controller's activation of heating sections for heating demand.

19.1.7.3. Supply Duct Bypass Damper

Explains bypass damper function for maintaining supply duct static pressure.

19.1.8.3. Supply Duct Bypass Damper

Explains bypass damper function for maintaining supply duct static pressure.

20. M3 Unit Controller Inputs and Outputs

P297 Thermostat

Details terminal connections for thermostat signals.

P298 IAQ Interface

Details terminal connections for IAQ sensors.

P299 Safety

Details terminal connections for safety inputs.

Appendix A. M3 User Interface Menu Structure, Display Status Screen and LED Operation Indications

Level 1 Menu Options

Illustrates the primary levels of the M3 Unit Controller user interface menu.

Menu Interface Details

Explains how to navigate and use the M3 Unit Controller menu interface.

INSTALL NEW UNIT SETUP

DEHUMIDIFIER SENSOR TYPE

Explains selecting the dehumidifier sensor type.

NETWORK INTEGRATION

Details network integration options like L-Connection, BACnet, and RTU Standalone.

TEST & BALANCE

BLOWER

Covers blower calibration, speed settings, and RPM adjustments.

DAMPER

Details economizer settings, airflow alarms, and damper position settings.

FRESH AIR HEATING

Explains enabling fresh air heating and its setpoint.

FRESH AIR COOLING

Explains enabling fresh air cooling and its setpoint.

SOFTWARE UPDATE

CLEAR DELAYS

Explains how to clear delays via the user interface.

RESET CONTROLLER

Describes rebooting the M3 Unit Controller.

CONTROLLER LOCKOUT

Explains how to enable or disable controller lockout.

RTU OPTION

BLOWER SPEEDS

Details blower speed settings for different operating modes and unit types.

VFD BYPASS

Explains engaging or disengaging VFD bypass.

DAMPER

Details economizer settings, airflow alarms, and damper position settings.

DEHUMIDIFIER

Explains dehumidifier sensor type and setpoint configuration.

EDIT PARAMETER

Allows direct entry of parameter data IDs for modification.

GENERAL

INSTALL NEW M3

Details initial setup for new units, including language and display units.

System Status Screen

Network Status

Details how network status (LON, BACnet, L-Connection, RTU) is displayed.

Normal Mode Messages

Normal Mode Messages

Lists possible mode messages displayed on the unit, including setpoints.

LED Operations

LED Operations

Explains the meaning of various LED indicators on the circuit board.

CONFIGURATION ID 1

CONFIGURATION ID 1

Explains how to set Configuration ID 1 for unit features like Humiditrol, Economizer, and Network.

CONFIGURATION ID 2

CONFIGURATION ID 2

Explains how to set Configuration ID 2 for various switches and features.

Appendix C. Control Parameter Definitions

Unit Controller PC Software

Recommends PC software for adjusting parameters and saving configuration files.

Power and Damper Parameters

Electric Heating Parameters

Details parameters for electric heat warm-up, blower delays, and stage limits.

Gas Heating Parameters

Lists parameters for gas heat warm-up, blower delays, and high fire settings.

Block 4 Cooling Parameters

Block 5 Miscellaneous Parameters

Covers parameters for smoke alarm control, error time off delay, and staging options.

System 1 Parameters

System 1 Parameters

Details parameters for occupied/unoccupied set points and after-hours override.

System 2 Parameters

System 2 Parameters

Lists parameters for fresh air heating/cooling stage differentials and set points.

System 3 Parameters

System 3 Parameters

Lists parameters for discharge air control cooling and heating resets.

System 4 Parameters

System 4 Parameters

Lists parameters for exhaust fan damper control and airflow calibration.

System 5 Parameters

System 5 Parameters

Covers parameters for free cooling lockout, fresh air heating/cooling setpoints.

Appendix D. Parameter Cross-References

M2 ECTO to M3 Parameter

Cross-references M2 ECTO parameters to M3 parameters for settings menu accessibility.

Appendix E. Prodigy 2.0 Events and Alarms

Phase - Voltage Detection

Explains how the M3 unit controller detects and alarms for incorrect frequency, phasing, and voltage.

M3 Event Codes

LOSS OF POWER DETECTION (SINGLE PHASE UNITS)

Describes alarms related to power loss detection.

SMOKE DETECTOR INPUT (A173)

Details the alarm for smoke detector input activation.

COMP 1 HIGH PRESS S4 OR COMP 1 HI TEMP S5

Describes alarms for compressor high pressure or high temperature.

COMP 3 HIGH PRESS S28

Details alarms for compressor high pressure.

PHASE MONITOR (A42)

Explains alarms related to phase monitor status.

COMP 1 LOW PRESS S87

Describes alarms for compressor low pressure.

DRAIN PLAN OVERLFOW SHUTDOWN (S149)

Details alarms for drain plan overflow shutdown.

COMP 1 FRZSTAT OPEN S49

Describes alarms for compressor freeze stat activation.

RETURN AIR OVER HEAT LIMIT RT16

Explains alarms for return air overheating.

BLOWER MOTOR OVERLOAD (S42 OR S135) SHUTDOWN

Details alarms for blower motor overload.

HEAT 1 CAI SWITCH S18

Describes alarms related to heat section combustion air switch.

HEAT 1 NO PROOF GAS VALVE GV1

Explains alarms for no proof gas valve.

PRIMARY HEAT 2 LIMIT OPEN S99

Details alarms for primary heat limit switch.

SECONDARY HEAT 1 LIMIT OPEN S21

Explains alarms for secondary heat limit switch.

HEAT 1 S15 LIMIT OPEN

Details alarms for electric heat limit switch.

HEAT 1 ROLL OUT OPEN S47

Explains alarms for flame roll out switch.

NETWORK SENSOR ERROR

Details alarms for network sensor errors.

ZONE (ROOM) SENSOR A2

Explains alarms for zone (room) sensor readings out of range.

OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR (RT17)

Details alarms for outdoor temperature sensor readings out of range.

HUMIDITY SENSOR A91

Explains alarms for humidity sensor readings out of range or for dehumidification mode.

DISCHARGE AIR TEMP SENSOR RT6

Details alarms for discharge air temperature sensor readings out of range.

RETURN AIR TEMP SENSOR (RT16)

Explains alarms for return air temperature sensor readings out of range.

ADD-ON BOARD PROBLEM

Details alarms for add-on board communication issues.

REHEAT SETUP ERROR

Explains reheat setup error alarms.

INCORRECT SETTINGS

Details alarms for incorrect hardware configuration settings.

INCORRECT HUMIDITROL SETTINGS

Explains alarms for incorrect Humiditrol settings.

CONFLICTING THERMOSTAT INPUT

Details alarms for conflicting thermostat inputs.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW DAMPER PRESSURE ERROR

Explains alarms for outdoor air differential pressure sensor errors.

VFD SHUTDOWN

Explains alarms for VFD shutdown due to faults or overload.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW LOW SUPPLY CFM

Explains alarms for low supply CFM detected by Advance Airflow.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW NO AIRFLOW

Details alarms indicating low blower RPM or non-working blower.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER/ECON MECHANICAL FAULT

Explains alarms for outdoor air damper or economizer mechanical faults.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW LOW OUTDOOR AIR FLOW

Details alarms for low outdoor airflow affecting IAQ.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW OUTDOOR AIRFLOW TOO HIGH

Explains alarms for excessive outdoor airflow leading to wasted energy.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW CFM UNATTAINABLE - TARGET TOO LOW

Details alarms when MSAV blower settings are below target CFM.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW CFM UNATTAINABLE - TARGET TOO HIGH

Explains alarms when MSAV blower settings are above target CFM.

24VAC SECONDARY VOLTAGE LOW

Details alarms for low secondary 24VAC voltage.

24VAC SECONDARY VOLTAGE HIGH

Explains alarms for high secondary 24VAC voltage.

LINE PHASING DOES NOT MATCH UNIT CONFIG

Details alarms for incorrect line phasing detected by the Phase-Voltage Detection feature.

VFD SHUTDOWN

Explains alarms for VFD shutdown due to faults or overload.

ADVANCE AIRFLOW LOW SUPPLY CFM

Details alarms indicating target airflow cannot be achieved due to reduction.

Appendix F. M3 Unit Controller I/O Interfaces

P297 Thermostat

Details terminal connections for thermostat signals.

P298 IAQ Interface

Details terminal connections for IAQ sensors.

P299 Safety

Details terminal connections for safety inputs.

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