Summary of Contents for Build Equinox CERV
- Page 1 ’ ANUAL CERV W IRELESS OUCHSCREEN ONTROLLER ’ ANUAL 1.1 – 11/06/13 EVISION UILD QUINOX 1103 N. H ROSS , IL 61802 RBANA 1-773-492-1893...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Touchscreen Controller exists as your gateway to customize the CERV to fit your needs best. The wireless controller allows you to set your heating and cooling setpoints, VOC and CO2 ventilation setpoints, as well as configure the CERV for use with its auxiliary add-ons, such as the back-up electric duct heater and the wireless ventilation switches. The touchscreen interface was designed from the ground up to be simple and intuitive, retaining a high degree of usability without having to worry about getting lost in a series of menus. -
Page 3: Home Screen
Assess – The CERV is recirculating air throughout the house in order to obtain accurate readings of the home’s overall health and comfort. When the CERV does not need to ventilate or heat or cool, it may simply sit in its off mode, where approximately every 10 minutes it will do an assessment for 2 minutes. -
Page 4: Heating And Cooling Setpoints
The check box will submit your changes to the CERV, while the X will cancel the changes made to the setpoints. To view the help screen (which contains the figures above), you may press the ? box. -
Page 5: Co2/Voc And Ventilation Setpoints
ENTILATION ETPOINTS VERVIEW In this screen, you may configure your ventilation setpoints for the CERV. Please see the following figure for an explanation of how the setpoints work. ECOMMENDATIONS We often recommend that you set your Ventilation Setpoint to around 900ppm, as studies have shown that levels above 1000 can indicate that a home may have bad odors as well as negative effects on productivity, alertness, and general comfort. -
Page 6: Trigger Ventilation
VERVIEW From the Trigger Ventilation screen, you can choose to force the CERV into a ventilation mode for a specified amount of time. Say you know you are going to be cooking or producing a high amount of humidity, you may... -
Page 7: Wireless Ventilation Switch Setup
IRELESS ENTILATION WITCH ETUP VERVIEW If you are using our wireless ventilation switch add-on, you will need to configure the ventilation length for when the switch is pressed. Your configuration may vary depending on whether you are using the battery-free wireless rocker switches (PTM265) or the transmitter wired inline with an existing wall switch or light (ERM-DAC). -
Page 8: Auxiliary Device Setup
The auxiliary heater setpoint is limited as to always be below the CERV’s heating setpoint. This means that the auxiliary heater will only turn on if the CERV is actively trying to heat the air. It is recommended that you set this... -
Page 9: Cerv Operation Mode
VERVIEW In most cases, you will want to let the CERV use its own internal algorithms to determine which mode is best, however there may be scenarios in which you may want to specify that the CERV may only operate in ventilation mode, or that the system should just remain off. -
Page 10: Display Settings
ISPLAY ETTINGS VERVIEW In the Display Settings screen, you can configure the auto-off feature of the screen. If there has been no interaction with the screen after the amount of time specified in Display Timeout, the touchscreen controller will disable the screen to save power. Simply touch the screen again to turn the display back on. -
Page 11: Status And Alerts
The icons are as follows: If the CERV detects that there is a problem with the system, such as a malfunctioning temperature sensor, an error reference code will be displayed on the line with the yellow warning symbol. This will aid us in determining...
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