Scheduling A Holiday - Honeywell LCBS Applications Manual

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impossible to provide minimum fresh air ventilation without supply fan moving air. During "standby" and "unoccupied"

periods, the supply fan operates in conjunction with a call for heating or cooling and ventilation is disabled, as we assume

that people are not in the building space.

LCBS Connect users can permit the supply fan to run only on a call for heating or cooling during "occupied" periods, but it

is discouraged and defies prevailing the building ventilation code. Further, cycling the fan on a call for heating or cooling

can degrade the life of the fan motor, fan belts, and associated fan accessories.

LCBS Connect controllers have the ability to control local equipment based on an eight (8) day scheduling strategy, seven

days of the week featuring four events per day and a "holiday" schedule featuring four events per day.

Let's get into some specific details.

There are four (4) programmable events that are available for each event.

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Occupied. This indicates the beginning of a time period, associated with an "on" condition or observance of "occu-

pied" set points when building occupant typically occupy building zones.

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Unoccupied. This indicates the beginning of a time period, associated with an "off" condition or observance of

"unoccupied" set points when building occupants typically leave the building.

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Standby. This indicates the beginning of a time period, associated with observance of "standby" set points, were

ventilation and fan are controlled conforming to unoccupied control behavior. Using "standby" set points and pro-

cess can result in energy savings during traditional occupied hours. During the standby period, if an occupancy

sensor is assigned to the controlled zone, and it detects people in the controlled zone, occupied set points and

occupied ventilation practice is observed. If this occupancy sensor does not detect movement, unoccupied set

points and ventilation practice is observed. Tip: Use standby set points in infrequently occupied building zones

including meeting rooms and break rooms.

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Available. This is a fourth condition indicating that a change of event state can be programmed, configured, exe-

cuted. This is also referred to as "un-configured."

How it works

Date and Time is available for each LCBS Connect controller. Each LCBS controller can support for events. For example,

assume that I open my store at 7:00 AM and close it at 7:00 PM Monday through Friday. My store is open at 7:00 AM and

closes at 1:00 PM on Saturday. I'm closed on Sunday. Find constructed table of required schedules below:

DAY

EVENT TYPE

MONDAY

OCCUPIED

TUESDAY

OCCUPIED

WEDNESDAY

OCCUPIED

THURSDAY

OCCUPIED

FRIDAY

OCCUPIED

SATURDAY

OCCUPIED

SUNDAY

AVAILABLE

Scheduling Summary

LCBS Connect controllers have a default schedule built into them. The LCBS Connect controller will work

when you pull them out of the box. The default schedule is 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Sunday. If

you want to set up different occupancy schedules, it's a good idea to refer to appropriate documentation

form in your support package, print it out, and write out the schedules you want to implement. Go to LCBS Connect wall

module or LCBS Connect Remote User Interface and program desired times.