Operating State Sequence Chart; Startup Control; Before Startup - McQuay MicroTech II Operation Manual

Applied rooftop unit controller space comfort control (scc) used with mcquay models: rps, rfs, rcs, rpr, rfr, rdt, rds, rar and rah
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Figure 7: Operating State Sequence Chart

Operating State Sequence Chart

Operating states and the transitions between them help to
describe the unit sequences of operation. Figure 7 shows all
of the operating state transitions that can occur as a result of
normal control. Depending on the unit options, some operat-
ing states may not apply.

Startup Control

A rooftop unit can startup and run for a variety of reasons.
Examples are the internal time schedule function, an external
time clock signal, a tenant override signal or the unoccupied
heating (night setback) and cooling (night setup and purge)
functions. Regardless of the reason it is started, the unit
always transitions through a "controlled" startup sequence
before allowing temperature control to begin.

Before Startup

Table 29: Programmable Parameters
Keypad/Display ID
Menu Name
Item Name
-
-
Timer Settings
Start Init = 3 min
When the controller receives a startup command, its operat-
ing state changes from the Off to Startup operating state.
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Parameter Name
Minimum Inlet Vane Position
Limit
Startup Initialization Timer
During the Startup operating state, the Fan Operation Output
(MCB-BO3) is closed to indicate that the fans are about to
start. On units with return fan inlet vanes, the vanes are
driven open to the non-adjustable Minimum Inlet Vane Posi-
tion Limit. This limit is 17% and is not adjustable. The Min-
imum Inlet Vane Position Limit assures that the return fan
does not start with a completely blocked airflow path. On
units with a return fan VFD, the VFD remains at 0% speed.
The unit remains in the Startup operating state until the Star-
tup Initialization Timer expires.
Note:
On 100% OA units equipped with gas heat, the
Startup period may last longer than the period
defined by the Startup Initialization Timer if heat is
required at unit startup. For a description of this
special 100% OA gas heat startup sequence, refer to
Figure on page 82.
Caution: The Startup Initialization Timer should be set so
that the Startup operating state lasts long enough
to allow any field-supplied equipment (such as
isolation damper sets) controlled by the Fan
Operation Output (MCB-BO3) to prepare for fan
operation.
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