BACnet Explorer Guide

| BACnet Explorer Guide
UbiquiSTAT
Commercial BACnet Controller
Firmware Versions 1.04.4 through 1.05.2
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BACnet Explorer Guide
This guide covers firmware versions 1.04.4 through 1.05.2. Verify your firmware version by pressing the ABOUT icon on the main screen.
If your firmware version is other than 1.04.4 through 1.05.2, contact Technical Support at 800.288.9383, ext. 2 to obtain the correct guide.
Description
The BACnet Explorer is an advanced configuration tool built into the UbiquiSTAT This BACnet Explorer Guide provides a brief summary of each BACnet object
line of commercial thermostats that allows browsing and editing of most of screen and includes a handy reference to the screen location in order to quickly
the available settings in the UbiquiSTAT. Many of the objects are not available navigate via the screen selection buttons on the UbiquiSTAT.
through the other user interface screens. The available configuration screens
Objects that can be changed have an “Edit” button in the top left corner of
vary depending on the Model of UbiquiSTAT.
the screen. Pressing the Edit button brings up an Edit screen appropriate for
Each Explorer screen shows a single property of a BACnet object. These same the property data type. The Edit screen contains a Load Default button that,
object properties can also be viewed over the network with third-party BACnet when touched, loads the default value into the editor (but does not save the
network tools. value). If the BACnet object is commandable and its present value is currently
being commanded from the network, then the value field will include the text,
“Network Override.”
Accessing the Internal BACnet Explorer

1. On the main screen of the UbiquiSTAT, press on the SETTINGS icon. 3. On the ADVANCED screen (1/2), press on the > button.
2. On the SETTINGS screen, press on the ADVANCED button. 4. On the next ADVANCED screen (2/2), press on the INTERNAL BACNET
EXPLORER button.

Navigating the Internal BACnet Explorer Model Number Definitions – A Key to Understanding UbiquiSTAT
The following navigation tools and information allow efficient browsing: Series Model Versions
• Object ID: This is shown at the top of each object’s screen. This is used to TCS offers 16 different UbiquiSTAT versions based on four Models: the US4010,
locate the object when accessing it via the network. US4020, US4040, and US4050 (refer to the UbiquiSTAT Product Data sheet for
• Object Index: Located between the <Prev and Next> buttons, the object index more information on the specific features of each Model).
displays the current object’s position relative to the total number of objects. Each UbiquiSTAT series is represented in the documentation by the following
• Edit Button: When visible, allows editing object settings in the applicable color icons:
screen.
4X1X 4X2X 4X4X 4X5X
• <Prev/Next> Buttons: Advances forward/backward one object at a time.
US4010 Series US4020 Series US4040 Series US4050 Series
Navigation wraps in both directions.
• <10/10> Buttons: Advances forward/backward 10 objects at a time. Each Model in the series is available in several versions which can include
Navigation wraps in both directions. wireless capability and an on-board dehumidification sensor. These versions are
• Back Button: Exits out of the Internal BACnet Explorer back to the Advanced identified in the color icons following the code below:
(2/2) screen. Series Model = 1, 2, 4, 5
4XXX
Wired = 0 Standard = 0
Wireless = 1 Dehumidification = 1
Limitations
The Internal BACnet Explorer has the following limitations:
• Only the present value property of objects are shown (or editable), with
the exception of the device object, which presents the Max Master MS/TP
communication property. Properties such as relay minimum on/off times and
polarity are not accessible.
• Only properties that are part of the controller programming (stored in
non-volatile memory) are editable. This excludes any objects that are
commandable (or may be overridden) via the network.

The table below defines each of the columns in the guide.
The BACnet Object Identifier consists of both the object type and object instance number. The object type is abbreviated as follows:
• AI: Analog Input • CAL: Calendar

• AO: Analog Output • CSV: Character String Value
Object ID • AV: Analog Value • DEVICE: Device Type
• BI: Binary Input • FILE: File
• BO: Binary Output • MSV: Multi-State Value
• BSV: Bitstream Value • PIV: Positive Integer Value
• BV: Binary Value • SCHED: Schedule
Name The name of the object (name object property).
Description The description of the object (description object property).
For objects that represent device programming and are stored persistently, the default value is the value assigned to the Present Value
Default Value
property when shipped from the factory or when factory defaults are loaded.
Describes the read/write access permissions and physical storage location of the object’s Present Value property, if applicable
• R/W: The Present Value property is readable and writable
PV Access • R: The Present Value property is read only
• RAM: The Present Value property is stored in RAM, and does not persist across a reset or loss of power
• NVM: The Present Value property is stored in Non-Volatile Memory (flash) and is retained across a reset or loss of power
The object profile to which this object conforms. The profile determines which optional properties and behaviors are implemented in the
object. Objects with the same profile can be expected to have the same optional properties and behaviors. The three numbers in parentheses
Object Profile represent the value of the Object Profile property.
See the UbiquiSTAT™ PICS document for a complete description of the various object profiles.
Lists any restrictions or possible state values that may be assigned to the Present Value property of the object. Numbered states are listed
Additional
in the order shown over the network or with third-party BACnet network tools. States can be displayed in the same order by touching the UP
Information
arrow on the EDIT screen. Some models/versions will not have all states shown in the table.
The numbers represent the order the BACnet object appears in the device object list and coincides with the internal BACnet Explorer screen
number. These numbers can be used for quick navigation to that screen. Columns are divided by model and version. Top numbers refer to the
Model/Screen
wired versions, and bottom numbers refer to the wireless versions. Where there is one screen number in a given field, that means the object
Number
screen number is the same for both wired and wireless versions. Where there are two numbers in a field, those number positions correspond
to the version they apply to: top for wired, and bottom for wireless. A dash means the object is not available on that model/version.

Model / Screen Number

Object Default PV Object
Name Description Additional Information 4010 4020 4040 4050 4011 4021 4041 4051
ID Value Access Profile
4110 4120 4140 4150 4111 4121 4141 4151
Advanced
Device - Basic
Device UbiquiSTAT Application – – – 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
(496-8-1)
Thermostat
Indicates
occupancy Mode
External Time R/W Commandable States: (1) Occupied,
BV-803 as determined – 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Clock (RAM) (496-5-2) (0) Unoccupied
by some external
device
Schedule
Occupancy determining Basic
SCH-800 – – – 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Schedule setpoints in (496-17-1)
active use
Calendar for use
Schedule Basic
CAL-801 by the occupancy – – – 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Calendar (496-6-1)
schedule
Setpoint pair
Default used by occupied R/W Basic States: (1) Unocc, (2) Occ A,
MSV-40 (2) Occ A 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Setpoint Pair override and (NVM) (496-19-1) (3) Occ B, (4) Occ C, (5) Occ D
other features
States: (1) Unoccupied,

Active Setpoint Active Setpoint Basic
MSV-41 – R (RAM) (2) Occupied A, (3) Occupied B, 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
Pair Pair (496-19-1)
(4) Occupied C, (5) Occupied D
Active Cool Currently active R/W Commandable

AV-71 – Range: –40 to 160°F 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
Setpoint cool setpoint (RAM) (496-2-2)
Active Heat Currently active R/W Commandable
AV-70 – Range: –40 to 160°F 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Setpoint heat setpoint (RAM) (496-2-2)
R/W Basic
AV-53 A Cool Setpoint A Cool Setpoint 75°F Range: –40 to 160°F 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
(NVM) (496-2-1)
A Heat R/W Basic
AV-52 A Heat Setpoint 70°F Range: –40 to 160°F 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Setpoint (NVM) (496-2-1)
R/W Basic
AV-55 B Cool Setpoint B Cool Setpoint 75°F Range: -40 to 160°F 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
(NVM) (496-2-1)


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B Heat R/W Basic
AV-54 B Heat Setpoint 70°F Range: –40 to 160°F 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
R/W Basic
AV-57 C Cool Setpoint C Cool Setpoint 75°F Range: –40 to 160°F 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13
(NVM) (496-2-1)
C Heat R/W Basic
AV-56 C Heat Setpoint 70°F Range: –40 to 160°F 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
R/W Basic
AV-59 D Cool Setpoint D Cool Setpoint 75°F Range: –40 to 160°F 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
(NVM) (496-2-1)
D Heat R/W Basic
AV-58 D Heat Setpoint 70°F Range: –40 to 160°F 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
Unoccupied Unoccupied Cool R/W Basic
AV-51 80°F Range: –40 to 160°F 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17
Cool Setpoint Setpoint (NVM) (496-2-1)
Unoccupied Unoccupied Heat R/W Basic
AV-50 60°F Range: –40 to 160°F 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
Heat Setpoint Setpoint (NVM) (496-2-1)
User Setpoint User Setpoint R/W Basic
AV-91 5°F Range: 0 to 20°F 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19
Adjust Limit Adjust Limit (NVM) (496-2-1)
MSV-94 (1) Hold States: (1) Hold, (2) Timer 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
Adjust Mode Adjust Mode (NVM) (496-19-1)
PIV-92 60 min Range: 1 to 360 min 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21
Adjust Timeout Adjust Timeout (NVM) (496-48-1)
AV-90 – Range: –20 to 20°F 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22
Adjust Adjust (RAM) (496-2-1)
User Setpoint User Setpoint Basic
PIV-93 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 43,200 sec 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23
Adjust Timer Adjust Timer (496-48-1)
Cool Stage 1 Cool Stage 1 R/W Basic
BV-950 (1) Enabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24
Enable Enable (NVM) (496-5-1)
AV-951 0°F Range: 0 to 50°F 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
Offset Offset (NVM) (496-2-1)
AV-952 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26
Differential Differential (NVM) (496-2-1)


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Cool Stage 1 Delay before next
R/W Basic
PIV-953 Next Stage stage is allowed 120 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Enable Delay to become active
Cool Stage 2 Cool Stage 2 R/W Basic States: (1) Enabled,
BV-960 (1) Enabled – 28 28 28 – 28 28 28
Enable Enable (NVM) (496-5-1) (0) Disabled
AV-961 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 29 29 29 – 29 29 29
AV-962 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 30 30 30 – 30 30 30
R/W Basic
PIV-963 Next Stage stage is allowed 120 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec – 31 31 31 – 31 31 31
(NVM) (496-48-1)
BV-970 (1) Enabled – 32 32 32 – 32 32 32
AV-971 2°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 33 33 33 – 33 33 33
AV-972 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 34 34 34 – 34 34 34
R/W Basic
(NVM) (496-48-1)
BV-980 (1) Enabled – 36 36 36 – 36 36 36
AV-981 3°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 37 37 37 – 37 37 37
AV-982 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 38 38 38 – 38 38 38
R/W Basic
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Heat Stage 1 Heat Stage 1 R/W Basic States: (1) Enabled,
BV-900 (1) Enabled 28 40 40 40 28 40 40 40


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Heat Stage 1 Heat Stage 1 R/W Basic
AV-901 0°F Range: 0 to 50°F 29 41 41 41 29 41 41 41
AV-902 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F 30 42 42 42 30 42 42 42
Heat Stage Delay before next
R/W Basic
PIV-903 1 Next Stage stage is allowed 120 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec 31 43 43 43 31 43 43 43
(NVM) (496-48-1)
BV-910 (1) Enabled 32 44 44 44 32 44 44 44
AV-911 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F 33 45 45 45 33 45 45 45
AV-912 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F 34 46 46 46 34 46 46 46
R/W Basic
PIV-913 2 Next Stage stage is allowed 120 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec 35 47 47 47 35 47 47 47
(NVM) (496-48-1)
BV-920 (1) Enabled – 48 48 48 – 48 48 48
AV-921 2°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 49 49 49 – 49 49 49
AV-922 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 50 50 50 – 50 50 50
R/W Basic
PIV-923 3 Next Stage stage is allowed 120 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec – 51 51 51 – 51 51 51
(NVM) (496-48-1)
BV-930 (1) Enabled – 52 52 52 – 52 52 52
AV-931 3°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 53 53 53 – 53 53 53
AV-932 1°F Range: 0 to 50°F – 54 54 54 – 54 54 54


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R/W Basic
PIV-933 4 Next Stage stage is allowed 120 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec – 55 55 55 – 55 55 55
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Amount of
cooling needed.
Control Error
AV-1003 Cool Error A value of 0 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 400°F 36 56 56 56 36 56 56 56
(496-2-4)
indicates cooling
satisfied
Amount of
heating needed.
Control Error
AV-1002 Heat Error A value of 0 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 400°F 37 57 57 57 37 57 57 57
(496-2-4)
indicates heating
satisfied
Enables P+I
R/W Basic States: (1) Enabled,
BV-850 P+I Enable feature on Relay (0) Disabled 38 58 58 58 38 58 58 58
(NVM) (496-5-1) (0) Disabled
stage control
Rate of the I
component in
R/W Basic
PIV-851 P+I Rate Seconds/Degree, 300 sec Range: 1 to 3600 sec 39 59 59 59 39 59 59 59
(NVM) (496-48-1)
decrease for
faster response
Rate at which the
Smart Recovery
Smart
adjusts the R/W Basic
AV-820 Recovery Cool 4°F Range: 0 to 20°F 40 60 60 60 40 60 60 60
cooling setpoint (NVM) (496-2-1)
Rate
in Degrees/Hour,
prior to occupied
Rate at which the
Smart Recovery
Smart
adjusts the R/W Basic
AV-821 Recovery Heat 4°F Range: 0 to 20°F 41 61 61 61 41 61 61 61
heating setpoint (NVM) (496-2-1)
Rate
in Degrees/Hour,
prior to occupied


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Current
Smart adjustment
Basic
AV-822 Recovery Cool applied to – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 200°F 42 62 62 62 42 62 62 62
(496-2-1)
Delta cooling by Smart
Recovery
Current
Smart adjustment
Basic
AV-823 Recovery Heat applied to – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 200°F 43 63 63 63 43 63 63 63
(496-2-1)
Delta heating by Smart
Recovery
Smart
Smart Recovery R/W Basic States: (1) Enabled,
BV-824 Recovery A (0) Disabled 44 64 64 64 44 64 64 64
A Enable (NVM) (496-5-1) (0) Disabled
Enable
Smart
BV-825 Recovery B (0) Disabled 45 65 65 65 45 65 65 65
B Enable (NVM) (496-5-1) (0) Disabled
Enable
Smart
BV-826 Recovery C (0) Disabled 46 66 66 66 46 66 66 66
C Enable (NVM) (496-5-1) (0) Disabled
Enable
Smart
BV-827 Recovery D (0) Disabled 47 67 67 67 47 67 67 67
D Enable (NVM) (496-5-1) (0) Disabled
Enable
Active Fan Basic States: (1) Auto, (2) On, (3) Cool,
MSV-1100 Active Fan Mode – R (RAM) 48 68 68 68 48 68 68 68
Mode (496-19-1) (4) Auto + Re-circ
Occupied Fan Occupied Fan R/W Basic States: (1) Auto, (2) On, (3) Cool,
MSV-1101 (1) Auto 49 69 69 69 49 69 69 69
Mode Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) (4) Auto + Re-circ
Unoccupied Unoccupied Fan R/W Basic States: (1) Auto, (2) On, (3) Cool,
MSV-1102 (1) Auto 50 70 70 70 50 70 70 70
Fan Mode Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) (4) Auto + Re-circ
Fan Post- How long the fan
Conditioning runs after all heat R/W Basic
PIV-1105 60 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec 51 71 71 71 51 71 71 71
Runtime for stages become (NVM) (496-48-1)
Heat inactive


4110 4120 4140 4150 4111 4121 4141 4151
Fan Post- How long the fan
Conditioning runs after all cool R/W Basic
Runtime for stages become (NVM) (496-48-1)
Cool inactive
Fan Proving Fan Proving Input R/W Commandable States: (1) Active,
BV-1110 – 53 73 73 73 53 73 73 73
Input Status Status (RAM) (496-5-2) (0) Inactive
Indicates
whether the
Fan Proving fan has failed R/W Basic
BV-1111 – States: (1) Failed, (0) OK 54 74 74 74 54 74 74 74
Failure Status proving. Write to (RAM) (496-5-1)
inactive to reset
fan proving
Delay after fan
Fan Proving is activated R/W Basic
Delay before proving is (NVM) (496-48-1)
performed
Fan Proving Fan Proving
R/W Basic
PIV-1113 Recovery Recovery – Range: 0 to 10 56 76 76 76 56 76 76 76
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Attempts Attempts
Delay between
Fan Proving each recovery R/W Basic
Recovery Delay attempt after a (NVM) (496-48-1)
proving failure
Period over
Fan Recirc which the R/W Basic
PIV-1115 20 min Range: 10 to 60 min 58 78 78 78 58 78 78 78
Period recirculation is (NVM) (496-48-1)
calculated
Minimum duty
Fan Recirc
cycle for fan R/W Basic
PIV-1116 Occupied 5.00% Range: 0 to 100% 59 79 79 79 59 79 79 79
recirculation (NVM) (496-48-1)
Percentage
when occupied
Minimum duty
Fan Recirc
cycle for fan R/W Basic
PIV-1117 Unoccupied 0.00% Range: 0 to 100% 60 80 80 80 60 80 80 80
recirculation (NVM) (496-48-1)
Percentage
when unoccupied


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Thermostat (1) R/W Basic States: (1) Conventional,
MSV-1001 Thermostat Type 61 81 81 81 61 81 81 81
Type Conventional (NVM) (496-19-1) (2) Heat Pump
States: (1) Off, (2) Auto, (3)
R/W Basic Heat,
MSV-1000 System Mode System Mode (2) Auto 62 82 82 82 62 82 82 82
(NVM) (496-19-1) (4) Cool, (5) Emergency Heat,
(6) Off + Fan Recirc
System Mode
used by control, States: (1) Off, (2) Auto, (3)
Active System network R/W Commandable Heat,
MSV-1005 – 63 83 83 83 63 83 83 83
Mode commandable. (RAM) (496-19-2) (4) Cool, (5) Emergency Heat,
Program using (6) Off + Fan Recirc
MSV-1000
Delay after
Power-Up power-up before R/W Basic
Delay any control is (NVM) (496-48-1)
performed
Delay between
reversing valve
Reversing R/W Basic
PIV-1011 changing state 30 sec Range: 0 to 120 sec 65 85 85 85 65 85 85 85
Valve Delay (NVM) (496-48-1)
and compressor
running
States: (1) System Off, (2)
Disabled, (3) Idle, (4) Heating,
Basic (5) Cooling,
MSV-1004 System State System State – R (RAM) 66 86 86 86 66 86 86 86
(496-19-1) (6) Heating Lockout,
(7) Cooling Lockout, (8)
Dehumidification
Occupancy R/W Commandable States: (1) Unoccupied,
MSV-700 Occupancy State – 67 87 87 87 67 87 87 87
State (RAM) (496-19-2) (2) Occupied
Allows user (3)
Occupancy R/W Basic States: (1) Disabled, (2) Enabled,
MSV-701 to override Unoccupied 68 88 88 88 68 88 88 88
Override Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) (3) Unoccupied Only
occupancy state Only
Occupancy Duration of timed
R/W Basic
PIV-703 State Override occupancy state 180 min Range: 0 to 42,200 sec 69 89 89 89 69 89 89 89
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Time override


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Delay before
Occupied scheduled
R/W Basic
PIV-704 Transition transition 0 sec Range: 0 to 3600 sec 70 90 90 90 70 90 90 90
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Delay to occupied
occupancy state
Occupancy Occupancy Basic States: (1) OFF, (2) ON (Timed),
MSV-705 – R (RAM) 71 91 91 91 71 91 91 91
Override State Override State (496-19-1) (3) ON (Hold)
Time remaining
Occupancy Basic
PIV-706 when override – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 604800 sec 72 92 92 92 72 92 92 92
Override Timer (496-48-1)
timer is active
Momentary Momentary
R/W Commandable
BV-707 Occupancy Occupancy – States: (1) Active, (0) Inactive 73 93 93 93 73 93 93 93
(RAM) (496-5-2)
Override Override
Continuous
External
override to R/W Commandable
BV-708 Occupancy – States: (1) Active, (0) Inactive 74 94 94 94 74 94 94 94
occupied (RAM) (496-5-2)
Override
occupancy state
Built-in
Internal Sensor temperature Digital Temp
AI-100 – R (RAM) Range: –40 to 160°F 75 95 95 95 75 95 95 95
Input input, includes Input (496-0-1)
user calibration
Internal Built-in
R/W Basic
AV-110 Sensor User temperature user 0°F Range: –20 to 20°F 76 96 96 96 76 96 96 96
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Calibration calibration
Built-in RH input, AI – Digital
Internal RH
AI-96 includes user – R (RAM) Temp Input Range: 0 to 100% – – – – 77 97 97 97
Sensor Input
calibration (496-0-1)
Internal
Built-in RH user R/W AV – Basic
AV-107 RH User – – – – – – 78 98 98 98
Calibration (NVM) (496-2-1)
Calibration
T1 terminal RTD
temperature RTD Input
AI-101 T1 RTD Input – R (RAM) Range: –40 to 160°F 77 97 97 97 79 99 99 99
input, includes (496-0-2)
user calibration


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T1 RTD User T1 RTD User R/W Basic
AV-111 0°F Range: –20 to 20°F 78 98 98 98 80 100 100 100
Calibration Calibration (NVM) (496-2-1)
T2 terminal RTD
user calibration
AV-112 0°F Range: –20 to 20°F 80 100 100 100 82 102 102 102
T3 terminal RTD
user calibration
AV-113 0°F Range: –20 to 20°F 82 102 102 102 84 104 104 104
Ammeter Input
AI-151 AI1 Analog Input 1 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 20 mA – – 103 103 – – 104 105
(496-0-3)
AI1 Input R/W Basic States: (1) 4 – 20 mA, (2) 0 – 20
MSV-170 AI1 Input Range (1) 4 – 20 mA – – 104 104 – – 105 106
Range (NVM) (496-19-1) mA
R/W Basic
AV-161 AI1 Scaled Min AI1 Scaled Min – Range: –1e+06 to 1e+06 – – 105 105 – – 106 107
(NVM) (496-2-1)
AI1 Scaled R/W Basic
AV-162 AI1 Scaled Max – Range: –1e+06 to 1e+06 – – 106 106 – – 107 108
Max (NVM) (496-2-1)
Ammeter
Analog Input 1 in
AV-181 AI1 Scaled – R (RAM) Scaled (496- Range: 0 to 100% – – 107 107 – – 108 109
engineering units
2-3)
Ammeter Input
AI-152 AI2 Analog Input 2 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 20 mA – – – 108 – – – 110
(496-0-3)
AI2 Input R/W Basic States: (1) 4 – 20 mA, (2) 0 – 20
MSV-171 AI2 Input Range (1) 4 – 20 mA – – – 109 – – – 111
Range (NVM) (496-19-1) mA
R/W Basic
AV-163 AI2 Scaled Min AI2 Scaled Min – Range: –1e+06 to 1e+06 – – – 110 – – – 112
(NVM) (496-2-1)
AI2 Scaled R/W Basic
AV-164 AI2 Scaled Max – Range: –1e+06 to 1e+06 – – – 111 – – – 113
Max (NVM) (496-2-1)


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Ammeter
Analog Input 2 in
AV-182 AI2 Scaled – R (RAM) Scaled (496- Range: 0 to 100% – – – 112 – – – 114
engineering units
2-3)
Space Space States: (1) Internal Temperature,
(1) Internal R/W Basic
MSV-120 Temperature Temperature (2) T1, (3) T1 & Internal Temp. 83 103 108 113 85 105 109 115
Temperature (NVM) (496-19-1)
Source Source Averaging
Space Weight given
Temperature to the Internal R/W Basic
AV-129 50.00% Range: 0 to 100% 84 104 109 114 86 106 110 116
Averaging Temperature (NVM) (496-2-1)
Weight when averaging
Mixed Air Mixed Air
R/W Basic
MSV-121 Temperature Temperature (1) None States: (1) None, (2) T1 – – 110 115 – – 111 117
(NVM) (496-19-1)
Source Source
Space Carbon Space Carbon R/W Basic
MSV-122 (1) None States: (1) None, (2) AI1, (3) AI2 – – 111 116 – – 112 118
Dioxide Source Dioxide Source (NVM) (496-19-1)
Space Relative
Space Relative (4) Internal R/W Basic States: (1) None, (2) AI1, (3) AI2,
MSV-123 Humidity – – 111 117 – – 113 119
Humidity Source Humidity (NVM) (496-19-1) (4) Internal Humidity
Source
Space Space R/W Commandable
AV-130 – Range: –40 to 160°F 85 105 112 118 87 107 114 120
Temperature Temperature (RAM) (496-2-2)
Discharge Air Discharge Air R/W Commandable
AV-131 – Range: –40 to 160°F 86 106 113 119 88 108 115 121
Outdoor Air Outdoor Air R/W Commandable
AV-132 – Range: –40 to 160°F 87 107 114 120 89 109 116 122
Mixed Air Mixed Air R/W Commandable
AV-133 – Range: –40 to 160°F – – 115 121 – – 117 123
Space Carbon Space Carbon R/W Commandable
AV-134 – Range: 0 to 10000 ppm – – 116 122 – – 118 124
Dioxide Dioxide (RAM) (496-2-2)
Space Relative Space Relative R/W Commandable
AV-135 – Range: 0 to 100% RH – – – 123 – – – 125
Humidity Humidity (RAM) (496-2-2)
Digital Input
BI-251 DI1 Digital Input 1 – R (RAM) States: (1) On, (0) Off 88 108 117 124 90 110 119 126
(496-3-1)


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States: (1) Monitor, (2) Filter
Service, (3) Service, (4) Fan
Proving,
(5) Economizer Enable,
Digital Input 1 R/W Basic
MSV-261 DI1 Mode (1) Monitor (6) AquaStat, (7) Momentary 89 109 118 125 91 111 120 127
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1)
Occupancy Override, (8) External
Time Clock, (10) Setpoint
Setback
Digital Input
(496-3-1)
Proving,
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1)
Setback
Digital Input
(496-3-1)
Proving,
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1)
Setback
Heat 1 / Auxiliary R/W
BO-301 W1 – Relay (496-4-1) States: (1) On, (0) Off 94 114 123 130 96 116 125 132
Heat 1 Relay (RAM)
Heat 2 / Auxiliary R/W
BO-302 W2 – Relay (496-4-1) States: (1) On, (0) Off – 115 124 131 – 117 126 133
Heat 2 Relay (RAM)
Cool 1 /
R/W
BO-303 Y1 Compressor 1 – Relay (496-4-1) States: (1) On, (0) Off 95 116 125 132 97 118 127 134
(RAM)
Relay


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Cool 2 /
R/W
BO-304 Y2 Compressor 2 – Relay (496-4-1) States: (1) On, (0) Off – 117 126 133 – 119 128 135
(RAM)
Relay
R/W
BO-305 G Fan Relay – Relay (496-4-1) States: (1) On, (0) Off 96 118 127 134 98 120 129 136
(RAM)
Heat pump
reversing valve
R/W
BO-306 B/O (Off=Heat, – Relay (496-4-1) States: (1) On, (0) Off 97 119 128 135 99 121 130 137
(RAM)
On=Cool),
additional stages
States: (1) Off, (2) Reversing
Valve, (3) Heat Stage 3, (4) Cool
R/W Basic Stage 3, (5) Heat Stage 4, (6)
MSV-316 B/O Mode B/O Relay Mode (1) Off 98 120 129 136 100 122 131 138
(NVM) (496-19-1) Cool Stage 4, (7) Dedicated
Dehumidification, (8) Dedicated
Reheat
Time clock
R/W
BO-307 TC output Relay, – Relay (496-4-1) States: (1) On, (0) Off 99 121 130 137 101 123 132 139
(RAM)
additional stages
States: (1) Off, (2) Time Clock,
(3) Heat Stage 3, (4) Cool Stage
3, (5) Heat Stage 4, (6) Cool
R/W Basic
MSV-317 TC Mode TC Relay Mode (1) Off Stage 4, (7) Demand Ventilation 100 122 131 138 102 124 133 140
(NVM) (496-19-1)
DO Enable, (8) Dedicated
Dehumidification, (9) Dedicated
Reheat
Current
R/W
AO-200 AO1 Analog Output 1 – Generator Range: 0 to 20 mA 101 – 132 139 103 – 134 141
(RAM)
(496-1-1)
AO1 Analog Output 1 R/W Commandable
AV-240 – Range: 0 to 100% 102 – 133 140 104 – 135 142
Percentage percentage (RAM) (496-2-2)
States: (1) Off, (2) Heat/Cool/
Analog Output 1 R/W Basic
MSV-210 AO1 Mode (1) Off AquaStat, (3) OA Damper, 103 – 134 141 105 – 136 143
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1)
(4) Midpoint
MSV-220 AO1 Action (1) Direct States: (1) Direct, (2) Reverse 104 – 135 142 106 – 137 144
action (NVM) (496-19-1)


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Analog Output 1 R/W Basic States: (1) 4 – 20 mA, (2) 0 – 20
MSV-230 AO1 Range (1) 4 – 20 mA 105 – 136 143 107 – 138 145
range (NVM) (496-19-1) mA
Current
R/W
AO-201 AO2 Analog Output 2 – Generator Range: 0 to 20 mA 106 – – 144 108 – – 146
(RAM)
(496-1-1)
AO2 Analog Output 2 R/W Commandable
AV-241 – Range: 0 to 100% 107 – – 145 109 – – 147
Percentage percentage (RAM) (496-2-2)
States: (1) Off, (2) Heat/Cool/
MSV-211 AO2 Mode (1) Off AquaStat, (3) OA Damper, 108 – – 146 110 – – 148
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1)
(4) Midpoint
MSV-221 AO2 Action (1) Direct States: (1) Direct, (2) Reverse 109 – – 147 111 – – 149
action (NVM) (496-19-1)
Analog Output 2 R/W Basic States: (1) 4 – 20 mA, (2) 0 – 20
MSV-231 AO2 Range (1) 4 – 20 mA 110 – – 148 112 – – 150
range (NVM) (496-19-1) mA
Analog Output
AO1 H/C/A R/W Basic States: (1) Heat, (2) Cool,
MSV-1400 1 Heat/Cool/ (1) Heat 111 – – 149 113 – – 151
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) (3) AquaStat
AquaStat Mode
Analog Output
1 Heat/Cool/
AO1 H/C/A R/W Basic
AV-1410 AquaStat 0.00% Range: 0 to 100% 112 – – 150 114 – – 152
Min Position (NVM) (496-2-1)
minimum
position
Analog Output
1 Heat/Cool/
AO1 H/C/A R/W Basic
Max Position (NVM) (496-2-1)
maximum
position
Analog Output
AO1 H/C/A 1 Heat/Cool/
R/W Basic
MSV-1430 Unoccupied AquaStat (1) Modulate States: (1) Modulate, (2) Fixed 114 – – 152 116 – – 154
(NVM) (496-19-1)
Mode unoccupied
Mode


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Analog Output
R/W Basic
AV-1440 Unoccupied AquaStat 100.00% Range: 0 to 100% 115 – – 153 117 – – 155
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Fixed Output unoccupied fixed
output
Analog Output
AO2 H/C/A R/W Basic States: (1) Heat, (2) Cool,
MSV-1401 2 Heat/Cool/ (1) Heat 116 – – 154 118 – – 156
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) (3) AquaStat
AquaStat Mode
Analog Output
2 Heat/Cool/
AO2 H/C/A R/W Basic
minimum
position
Analog Output
2 Heat/Cool/
AO2 H/C/A R/W Basic
Max Position (NVM) (496-2-1)
maximum
position
Analog Output
R/W Basic
MSV-1431 Unoccupied AquaStat (1) Modulate States: (1) Modulate, (2) Fixed 119 – – 157 121 – – 159
(NVM) (496-19-1)
Mode unoccupied
Mode
Analog Output
R/W Basic
AV-1441 Unoccupied AquaStat 100.00% Range: 0 to 100% 120 – – 158 122 – – 160
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Fixed Output unoccupied fixed
output
AquaStat method
AquaStat for determining R/W Basic
MSV-1450 (1) Analog States: (1) Analog, (2) Digital 121 – – 159 123 – – 161
Mode whether to heat (NVM) (496-19-1)
or cool
AquaStat Setpoint used by
R/W Basic
AV-1451 Analog analog aquaStat 75°F Range: –40 to 160°F 122 – – 160 124 – – 162
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Mode
AquaStat AquaStat Digital R/W Commandable
BV-1452 – States: (1) Heat, (0) Cool 123 – – 161 125 – – 163
Digital Control Control (RAM) (496-5-2)


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Heat Analog Heat Analog Basic
AV-1600 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% 124 – – 162 126 – – 164
Output Output (496-2-1)
Cool Analog Cool Analog Basic
AV-1601 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% 125 – – 163 127 – – 165
Proportional
Heat Prop R/W Basic
AV-1610 band for 5°F Range: 0 to 50°F 126 – – 164 128 – – 166
Band (NVM) (496-2-1)
modulating heat
Proportional
Cool Prop R/W Basic
AV-1611 band for 5°F Range: 0 to 50°F 127 – – 165 129 – – 167
Band (NVM) (496-2-1)
modulating cool
Offset subtracted
from the heat
AO Heat R/W Basic
AV-1602 setpoint for 0°F Range: 0 to 25°F 128 – – 166 130 – – 168
Setpoint Offset (NVM) (496-2-1)
modulating
control
Offset added to
AO Cool the cool setpoint R/W Basic
AV-1603 0°F Range: 0 to 25°F 129 – – 167 131 – – 169
Setpoint Offset for modulating (NVM) (496-2-1)
control
Heat Discharge Heat Discharge R/W Basic
BV-1604 (0) Disabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled 130 – – 168 132 – – 170
Reset Enable Reset Enable (NVM) (496-5-1)
Heat Discharge Heat Discharge R/W Basic
AV-1606 – Range: 0 to 10 131 – – 169 133 – – 171
Reset Ratio Reset Ratio (NVM) (496-2-1)
Heat Discharge Heat Discharge
R/W Basic
AV-1608 Reset Base Reset Base 75°F Range: –40 to 160°F 132 – – 170 134 – – 172
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Basic
AV-1612 Reset Active Reset Active – R (RAM) Range: –40 to 160°F 133 – – 171 135 – – 173
(496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Cool Discharge Cool Discharge R/W Basic States: (1) Enabled,
BV-1605 (0) Disabled 134 – – 172 136 – – 174
Reset Enable Reset Enable (NVM) (496-5-1) (0) Disabled
Cool Discharge Cool Discharge R/W Basic
AV-1607 – Range: 0 to 10 135 – – 173 137 – – 175
Reset Ratio Reset Ratio (NVM) (496-2-1)


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Cool Discharge Cool Discharge
R/W Basic
AV-1609 Reset Base Reset Base 60°F Range: –40 to 160°F 136 – – 174 138 – – 176
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Basic
AV-1613 Reset Active Reset Active – R (RAM) Range: –40 to 160°F 137 – – 175 139 – – 177
(496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Heat Discharge
Heat Discharge R/W Basic States: (1) Off, (2) On, (3)
MSV-1622 Tempering (1) Off 138 – – 176 140 – – 178
Tempering Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) Occupied Only
Mode
R/W Basic
AV-1620 Tempering Tempering 60°F Range: –40 to 160°F 139 – – 177 141 – – 179
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Proportional
Heat Discharge
band for heat R/W Basic
AV-1624 Tempering 10°F Range: 0 to 50°F 140 – – 178 142 – – 180
discharge (NVM) (496-2-1)
Prop Band
tempering
Basic
AV-1626 Tempering Tempering – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% 141 – – 179 143 – – 181
(496-2-1)
Output Output
Cool Discharge
Cool Discharge R/W Basic States: (1) Off, (2) On, (3)
MSV-1623 Tempering (1) Off 142 – – 180 144 – – 182
Tempering Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) Occupied Only
Mode
R/W Basic
AV-1621 Tempering Tempering 80°F Range: –40 to 160°F 143 – – 181 145 – – 183
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Proportional
Cool Discharge
band used by R/W Basic
AV-1625 Tempering 10°F Range: 0 to 50°F 144 – – 182 146 – – 184
cool discharge (NVM) (496-2-1)
Prop Band
tempering
Basic
AV-1627 Tempering Tempering – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% 145 – – 183 147 – – 185
(496-2-1)
Output Output
Outdoor
Outdoor Damper R/W Basic
AV-1500 Damper Min 0.00% Range: 0 to 100% – – 137 184 – – 138 186
Position


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Outdoor
Outdoor Damper (1) Discharge R/W Basic States: (1) Discharge Air,
MSV-1501 Damper – – 138 185 – – 139 187
Control Source Air (NVM) (496-19-1) (2) Mixed Air
Control Source
Economizer Economizer Basic
AV-1510 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% – – 139 186 – – 140 188
Determines when States: (1) Off, (2) Digital Input,
Economizer (3) Drybulb R/W Basic
MSV-1511 economizer is (3) Drybulb Setpoint, – – 140 187 – – 141 189
Mode Setpoint (NVM) (496-19-1)
activated (4) Drybulb Compare
Economizer Economizer R/W Basic
AV-1512 55°F Range: –40 to 160°F – – 141 188 – – 142 190
Setpoint Setpoint (NVM) (496-2-1)
Proportional
Economizer R/W Basic
AV-1513 band for 10°F Range: 0 to 50°F – – 142 189 – – 143 191
Prop Band (NVM) (496-2-1)
economizer
Economizer Economizer
R/W Basic
AV-1514 OA Drybulb Outdoor Drybulb 60°F Range: –40 to 160°F – – 143 190 – – 144 192
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Difference
between outdoor
Economizer and space
R/W Basic
AV-1515 OA Drybulb temperature 10°F Range: 0 to 50°F – – 144 191 – – 145 193
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Compare Delta before
economizer is
activated
Economizer Economizer
R/W Basic
BV-1516 Unoccupied Unoccupied (0) Disabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled – – 145 192 – – 146 194
(NVM) (496-5-1)
Enable Enable
Economizer
Economizer DI enable for Digital R/W Commandable
BV-1517 – States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled – – 146 193 – – 147 195
Enable Input economizer (RAM) (496-5-2)
Mode
Economizer Indicates
Basic
BV-1518 Free Cooling economizer can – R (RAM) States: (1) True, (0) False – – 147 194 – – 148 196
(496-5-1)
Available provide cooling


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Indicates
Economizer economizer Basic
BV-1519 – R (RAM) States: (1) True, (0) False – – 148 195 – – 149 197
Enabled is currently (496-5-1)
providing cooling
Demand Demand
Basic
AV-1530 Ventilation Ventilation – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% – – 149 196 – – 150 198
(496-2-1)
Output Output
Demand Demand
R/W Basic
BV-1531 Ventilation Ventilation (0) Disabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled – – 150 197 – – 151 199
(NVM) (496-5-1)
Enable Enable
Demand Demand
R/W Basic
AV-1532 Ventilation ventilation CO2 900 ppm Range: 0 to 1000 ppm – – 151 198 – – 152 200
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint setpoint
Demand
Demand
ventilation CO2 R/W Basic
AV-1533 Ventilation 200 ppm Range: 0 to 1000 ppm – – 152 199 – – 153 201
proportional (NVM) (496-2-1)
Prop Band
band
Allows demand
Demand
ventilation
Ventilation R/W Basic
BV-1534 to override (1) Enabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled – – 153 200 – – 154 202
LL Override (NVM) (496-5-1)
discharge air low
Enable
limit
Demand
Demand
ventilation R/W Basic
AV-1535 Ventilation 100 ppm Range: 0 to 100 ppm – – 154 201 – – 155 203
hysteresis for (RAM) (496-2-1)
Hysteresis
digital output
Indicates
Demand
demand Basic
BV-1536 Ventilation – R (RAM) – – – 155 202 – – 156 204
ventilation digital (496-5-1)
Digital Output
output is active
OA Damper OA Damper
Basic
AV-1540 Discharge Air Discharge Air – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% – – 156 203 – – 157 205
(496-2-1)
LL Output Low Limit Output
OA Damper OA Damper
R/W Basic
BV-1541 Discharge Air Discharge Air (1) Enabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled – – 157 204 – – 158 206
(NVM) (496-5-1)
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OA Damper Setpoint at which
R/W Basic
AV-1542 Discharge Air the OA damper is 40°F Range: –40 to 160°F – – 158 205 – – 159 207
(NVM) (496-2-1)
LL Setpoint fully closed
Pre-occ Purge Pre-occupancy Basic
AV-1550 – R (RAM) Range: 0 to 100% – – 159 206 – – 1160 208
Output Purge Output (496-2-1)
Pre-occ Purge Pre-occupancy R/W Basic
BV-1551 (0) Disabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled – – 160 207 – – 161 209
Enable Purge Enable (NVM) (496-5-1)
Pre-occ Purge Pre-occupancy
R/W Basic
AV-1552 OA Damper Purge OA 25.00% Range: 0 to 100% – – 161 208 – – 162 210
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Position Damper Position
Duration prior
to occupied
Pre-occ Purge R/W Basic
PIV-1553 occupancy state 60 min Range: 0 to 240 min – – 162 209 – – 163 211
Duration (NVM) (496-48-1)
when feature is
active
Percent of
output allocated R/W Basic
AV-1700 Midpoint Bias 50.00% Range: 0 to 100% 146 – – 210 148 – – 212
to heating for (NVM) (496-2-1)
midpoint control.
Bits: (1) OA Lockout Heat, (2)
OA Lockout Cool, (3) DA Limit
Limit and Limit and Basic
BSV-1120 – R (RAM) Heat, 147 123 163 211 149 125 164 213
Lockout Status Lockout Status (496-39-1)
(4) DA Limit Cool, (5) LL
Changeover
Outdoor Air Outdoor Air R/W Basic
BV-1130 (0) Disabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled 148 124 164 212 150 126 165 214
Lockout Enable Lockout Enable (NVM) (496-5-1)
Mechanical
Outdoor Air cooling is not
R/W Basic
AV-1132 Lockout Cool allowed when 55°F Range: –40 to 160°F 149 125 165 213 151 127 166 215
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint outdoor air is
below this value
Heating is not
Outdoor Air
allowed when R/W Basic
AV-1131 Lockout Heat 70°F Range: –40 to 160°F 150 126 166 214 152 128 167 216
outdoor air is (NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint
above this value


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Discharge Air Discharge Air R/W Basic
Limit Enable Limit Enable (NVM) (496-5-1)
Cooling is not
Discharge Air
AV-1142 Limit Cool 40°F Range: –40 to 160°F 152 128 168 216 154 130 169 218
discharge air is (NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint
below this value
Heating is not
Discharge Air
AV-1141 Limit Heat 140°F Range: –40 to 160°F 153 129 169 217 155 131 170 219
discharge air is (NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint
above this value
Outdoor air low
Low Limit
limit changeover R/W Basic
BV-1150 Changeover (0) Disabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled 154 130 170 218 156 132 171 220
enable (heat (NVM) (496-5-1)
Enable
pump only)
Compressors are
Low Limit disabled below
R/W Basic
AV-1151 Changeover this outdoor air 20°F Range: –40 to 160°F 155 131 171 219 157 133 172 221
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint setpoint (heat
pump only)
DI Setpoint DI Setpoint R/W Commandable
BV-1250 – States: (1) Active, (0) Inactive 156 132 172 220 158 134 173 222
Setback State Setback State (RAM) (496-5-2)
DI Setpoint DI Setpoint Commandable
BV-1251 – R (RAM) States: (1) Active, (0) Inactive 157 133 173 221 159 135 174 223
Setback Input Setback Input (496-48-1)
Duration setback
DI Setpoint must remain
R/W Basic
PIV-1252 Setback Start active before 60 Sec Range: 0 to 3600 Sec 158 134 174 222 160 136 175 224
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Delay setback state
becomes active
DI Setpoint DI Setpoint
Setback Setback R/W Basic
PIV-1253 60 Sec Range: 0 to 3600 Sec 159 135 175 223 161 137 176 225
Minimum On Minimum On (NVM) (496-48-1)
Time Time
Amount to
DI Setpoint setback the R/W Basic
AV-1254 2°F Range: –25 to 25°F 160 136 176 224 162 138 177 226
Setback Value heating and (NVM) (496-2-1)
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Bits: (1) Check Filter, (2) Fan
Proving, (3) Discharge Limit
Basic
BSV-1200 Service Status Service Status – R (RAM) Low, (4) Discharge Limit High, 161 137 177 225 163 139 178 227
(496-39-1)
(5) DI1 Service, (6) DI2 Service,
(7) DI3 Service
DI1 Service DI1 Service
R/W Basic
CSV-1210 Status Custom Status Custom – – 162 138 178 226 164 140 179 228
(NVM) (496-40-1)
Message Message
R/W Basic
(NVM) (496-40-1)
Message Message
R/W Basic
(NVM) (496-40-1)
Message Message
States: (1) Off, (2) Cool
Dehumidification R/W Basic Stage 1, (3) All Cool Stages,
MSV-1340 Dehumid Mode 1 – – – – 167 143 182 231
Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) (4) Modulating Output, (5)
Dedicated Digital Output
Dehumid Dehumidification
R/W Basic
AV-1341 Occupied Occupied 60% RH – – – – – 168 144 183 232
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Amount of
Control Error
AV-1342 Dehumid Error Dehumidification – R (RAM) – – – – – 169 145 184 233
(496-2-4)
Needed
Dehumid Dehumidification R/W Basic
AV-1343 5% RH – – – – – 170 146 185 234
Dehumid Dehumidification Basic
BV-1344 – R (RAM) States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled – – – – 171 147 186 235
Active Active (496-5-1)
Proportional
Dehumid Prop R/W Basic
AV-1345 Band for 10% RH – – – – – 172 148 187 236
Band (NVM) (496-2-1)
Dehumidification
Dehumid Amount of Control Error
AV-1346 – R (RAM) – – – – – 173 149 188 237
Reheat Error Reheat Needed (496-2-4)


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R/W Basic
MSV-1347 Reheat Reheat Setpoint 1 States: (1) Delta, (2) Fixed – – – – 174 150 189 238
(NVM) (496-19-1)
Setpoint Mode Mode
R/W Basic
AV-1348 Reheat Fixed Reheat Fixed 73°F – – – – – 175 151 190 239
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
Reheat Setpoint
Dehumid
Delta Subtracted R/W Basic
AV-1349 Reheat 2°F – – – – – 176 152 191 240
From the Cool (NVM) (496-2-1)
Setpoint Delta
Setpoint
Basic
AV-1350 Reheat Active Reheat Active – R (RAM) – – – – – 177 153 192 241
(496-2-1)
Setpoint Setpoint
States: (1) Off, (2) Heat Stages,
Dehumid Dehumidification R/W Basic (3) Modulating Output, (4)
MSV-1351 1 – – – – 178 154 193 242
Reheat Mode Reheat Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) Dedicated Digital Output, (5)
Suspend Dehumidification
Proportional
Dehumid
band for R/W Basic
AV-1353 Reheat Prop 4°F – – – – – 179 155 194 243
Dehumidification (NVM) (496-2-1)
Band
Reheat
R/W Basic
AV-1360 Unoccupied Unoccupied 100% RH – – – – – 180 156 195 244
(NVM) (496-2-1
Setpoint Setpoint
Commands at
Command priority 10 are
R/W Basic
PIV-401 Override automatically 600 Sec Range: 0 to 604800 Sec 165 141 181 229 181 157 196 245
(NVM) (496-48-1)
Timeout relinquished after
this time
Daylight Saving Daylight Saving R/W Basic
BV-802 (1) Enabled States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled 166 142 182 230 182 158 197 246
Time Enable Time Enable (NVM) (496-5-1)
RS-485 R/W Basic
PIV-603 RS-485 Address 0 Range: 0 to 127 167 143 183 231 183 159 198 247
Address (NVM) (496-48-1)


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States: (1) 9,600, (2) 19,200,
RS-485 Baud RS-485 Baud R/W Basic (3) 38,400, (4) 57,600, (5)
MSV-601 (3) 38,400 168 144 184 232 184 160 199 248
Rate Rate (NVM) (496-19-1) 76,800,
(6) 15,200
Communication
(2) BACnet R/W Basic States: (1) TCSbus,
MSV-602 RS-485 Mode Protocol used on 169 145 185 233 185 161 200 249
MS/TP (NVM) (496-19-1) (2) BACnet MS/TP
the RS- 485 bus
Residential Residential Mode R/W Basic
Mode Enable Enable (NVM) (496-5-1)
Residential
Residential Mode R/W Basic
MSV-1801 Mode Setpoint (1) Schedule States: (1) Schedule, (2) Hold 171 147 187 235 187 163 202 251
Setpoint Source (NVM) (496-19-1)
Source
Residential Residential
R/W Basic
AV-1802 Mode Hold Mode Hold Heat 70°F Range: –40 to 160°F 172 148 188 236 188 164 203 252
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Heat Setpoint Setpoint
Residential Residential
R/W Basic
AV-1803 Mode Hold Mode Hold Cool 75°F Range: –40 to 160°F 173 149 189 237 189 165 204 253
(NVM) (496-2-1)
Cool Setpoint Setpoint
Access code
required to
User Access R/W Basic
PIV-501 change settings – Range: 0 to 9999 174 150 190 238 191 166 205 254
Code (NVM) (496-48-1)
at thermostat.
Set 0 to disable
Display Clock Time format
R/W Basic
MSV-502 Format (12/24 shown on local (1) 12 Hour States: (1) 12 Hour, (2) 24 Hour 175 151 191 239 192 167 206 255
(NVM) (496-19-1)
hour) display
Temperature
Display Units R/W Basic States: (1) Fahrenheit, (2)
MSV-503 units on local (1) Fahrenheit 176 152 192 240 193 168 207 256
(F/C) (NVM) (496-19-1) Celsius
display
Backlight
Display R/W Basic States: (1) Low,
MSV-504 brightness on (3) High 177 153 193 241 194 169 208 257
Brightness (NVM) (496-19-1) (2) Medium, (3) High
local display


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Information
(1) Date &
Display Banner shown in top- R/W Basic State: (1) Date & Time and
MSV-505 Time and 178 154 194 242 195 170 209 258
Mode right corner of (NVM) (496-19-1) Name, (2) Date & Time Only
Name
local display
Controls brand
Display R/W Basic State: (1) None, (2) TCS, (3)
MSV-507 information on (2) TCS 179 155 195 243 196 171 210 259
Branding Mode (NVM) (496-19-1) Custom
display
Optional text
shown on local
display.
Display Info R/W Basic
CSV-506 Automatically – – 180 156 196 244 197 172 211 260
Text (NVM) (496-40-1)
cleared after
Command
Override Timeout
Text shown on
Display About About screen R/W Basic
CSV-508 – – 181 157 197 245 198 173 212 261
Text when in Custom (NVM) (496-40-1)
Branding Mode
Allows the WiFi
feature to be R/W Basic – – – – – – – –
BV-2012 WiFi Enable – States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled
disabled if not (NVM) (496-40-1) 182 158 198 246 199 174 213 262
in use
(1) Unknown, (2) Connected,
(3) Initializing, (4) Initialized,
(5) Disconnecting, (6) Not
Configured, (7) Key Invalid,
Current status
Basic (8) Join Failed, (9) – – – – – – – –
MSV-2010 WiFi Status of the WiFi (13) Disabled R, NVM
(496-19-1) Authenticating, 183 159 199 247 200 175 214 263
connection
(10) Obtaining DHCP,
(11) Configuring Sockets,
(12) Scanning for SSID,
(13) Disabled
Signal strength
Basic – – – – – – – –
PIV-2011 Signal Strength as measured by – R, NVM Larger numbers are better
(496-19-1) 184 160 20 248 201 176 215 264
the radio


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Current or last
known IPv4 Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2000 IP Address 0.0.0.0 R/W, NVM Write only if Static Addressing
address in dotted (496-40-1) 185 161 201 249 202 177 216 265
notation
Current or last
known IPv4
IP Subnet Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2001 subnet mask 0.0.0.0 R/W, NVM Write only if Static Addressing
Mask (496-40-1) 186 162 202 250 203 178 217 266
address in dotted
notation
Current or
last known
IP Gateway Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2002 IPv4 gateway 0.0.0.0 R/W, NVM Write only if Static Addressing
Address (496-40-1) 187 163 203 251 204 179 218 267
address in dotted
notation
Current or last
IP DNS known IPv4 DNS Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2009 0.0.0.0 R/W, NVM Write only if Static Addressing
Address address in dotted (496-40-1) 188 164 204 252 205 180 219 268
notation
Current port used
Basic – – – – – – – –
PIV-2003 IP BACnet Port for BACnet/IP 47808 R/W, NVM Range: 47808 – 47823
(496-48-1) 189 165 205 253 206 181 220 269
traffic
Name presented
Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2004 IP Name by device on – R/W, NVM –
(496-40-1) 190 166 206 254 207 182 221 270
network
IP Address Basic States: (1) DHCP, – – – – – – – –
MSV-2005 IP Address Mode DHCP (1) R/W, NVM
Mode (496-19-1) (2) Static 191 167 207 255 208 183 222 271
WiFi Network Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2006 WiFi SSID – R/W, NVM –
SSID (496-40-1) 192 168 208 256 209 184 223 272
WiFi WiFi Network Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2007 – W, NVM –
Passphrase Passphrase (496-40-1) 193 169 209 257 210 185 224 273
WiFI Security WiFi Security Basic State: (1) None, (2) WPA, – – – – – – – –
MSV-2008 (1) None R/W, NVM
Mode Mode (496-19-1) (3) WPA2, (4) WEP 194 170 210 258 211 186 225 274
MAC Address in Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2013 MAC Address – R/W, NVM –
hyphen notation (496-40-1) 195 171 211 259 212 187 226 275


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Interval in Hours
WiFi Reset to wait between Basic – – – – – – – –
PIV-2014 12 R/W, NVM Range 0 to 48 Hours
Interval resetting the (496-48-1) 196 172 212 260 213 188 227 276
WiFI interface.
Turn on
Foreign Device
foreign device Basic – – – – – – – –
BV-2017 Registration (0) Disabled R/W, NVM State: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled
registration (496-5-1) 197 173 213 261 214 189 218 277
Enable
functionality
IPv4 address of
IP Address of Basic – – – – – – – –
CSV-2015 BBMD, in dotted – R/W, NVM –
BBMD (496-40-1) 198 174 214 262 215 190 219 278
notation
Interval in
Foreign Device
seconds that will Basic – – – – – – – –
PIV-2016 Registration 1800 sec R/W, NVM Range: 30 to 65534 Seconds
be requested as (496-48-1) 199 175 215 263 216 191 220 279
TTL
TTL with BBMD
Firmware Firmware Dataflash 182 158 198 246 198 221 280
FILE-1300 – R/W, NVM – 192
Upgrade File Upgrade File (496-10-1) 200 176 216 264 217 232 262
Factory Factory Settings Dataflash 183 159 199 247 199 222 263
FILE-1301 – R/W, NVM – 193
Settings File File (496-10-2) 201 177 217 265 218 233 281
User settings
User Settings Dataflash 184 160 200 248 200 223 264
FILE-1302 for backup and – R/W, NVM – 194
File (496-10-2) 202 178 218 266 219 234 282
restore
Operation Operation Dataflash 185 161 201 249 201 224 265
FILE-1303 – R/W, NVM – 195
Statistics File Statistics File (496-10-2) 203 179 219 267 220 235 283
Dataflash 186 162 202 250 202 225 266

FILE-1304 User Image File User Image File – R/W, NVM – 196
(496-10-1) 204 180 220 268 221 236 284
Diagnostic Log Diagnostic Log Basic 187 163 203 251 203 226 267
FILE-1320 – R/W, NVM – 197
File File (496-10-3) 205 181 221 269 222 237 285
PIV Example PIV Example Basic 188 164 204 252 204 227 269
IV-3000 0 R/W, NVM Range: –100 to 100 198
Object Object (496-45-2) 206 182 222 270 223 238 286
PIV Object PIV Object Basic 189 165 205 253 205 278 257
PIV-3001 0 R/W, NVM – 199
Example Example (496-45-2) 207 183 223 271 224 239 –


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Heat Stage 2 in
(1) Cool Basic State: (1) Cool Stage 1, 190 206
MSV-318 Y1 Mode Conventional R/W. NVM – – – – – –
Stage 1 (496-19-1) (2) Heat Stage 2 208 225
Mode
Current
AO Example AO Example R/W 166
AO-3002 – Generator Range: 0 - 20 mA – – – – 200 – –
Object Object (RAM) 184
(496-1-1)
Access Code
PIV:501 required
Status Screen
to change Status Basic 191 167 206 254 207 279 270
BV-509 Access Code (0) Disabled R/W, NVM States: (1) Enabled, (0) Disabled 201
Screens at the (496-5-1) 209 185 224 272 226 240 287
Enable
thermostat. Set
to 0 to Disable.
State: (1) None, (2) Outside,

Home Screen Home Screen Basic 192 168 207 255 208 280 271
MSV-499 (2) Outside R/W, NVM (3) Discharge, (4) Mixed, 202
Input Source Input Source (496-19-1) 210 186 225 273 227 241 288
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