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Water source heat pump unit controller protocol information
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Table 16: Network Variable Outputs (NVOs) - Enfinity Single Stage Compressor, Continued
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Point Name
(NV Index
Effective Space
nvoSpaceTemp
Temperature Output
(14)
Entering Water
nvoEWT
Temperature
(22)
Fan ON/Auto
nvoFanOnAuto
Switch Status
(23)
(Room Sensor)
nvoFanSpeed
Fan Speed Output
(35)
System Mode Switch
nvoHeatCoolAuto
(Heat/Cool/Auto)
(32)
Status
Leaving Water
nvoLWT
Temperature Output
(24)
Local Setpoint Adjust
nvoSetpoint
Output
(33)
Local Space
nvoLocalSpaceTmp
Temperature Output
(26)
McQuay WSHP
nvoMcQHPUnitStat
Status
(31)
1. Analog Null (0x7FFF) is a discrete temperature value of 621.806ºF/327.67ºC. Its purpose is to indicate a sensor failure condition or when the unit controller is not
using that temperature value.
2. The Network Variable (NV) index number is a unique identifier for certain L
reference these variables. The NV index number can also be found in the XIF file.
3. After Receive Heartbeat is enabled, this variable reverts to the default (non-override) value if it is not refreshed often enough through a network command or if
communication is disabled (i.e. the device is disabled or is offline).
ED 15103-6 • MICROTECH III WSHP UNIT CONTROLLER
Variable
SNVT Type
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(SNVT Index)
2
Network Variable Outputs (NVOs)
SNVT_temp_p
(105)
SNVT_temp_p
(105)
SNVT_switch
(95)
SNVT_switch
(95)
UNVTheatCoolAuto
SNVT_temp_p
(105)
SNVT_temp_p
(105)
SNVT_temp_p
(105)
UNVTmcqHPUnitStat
Range/
Heart-
Default
beat
(in Units)
0 to 158°F
-17.77 to 70°C
Monitors the space temperature that the unit uses for control.
Send
nvoSpaceTemp uses the nvoLocalSpaceTmp local sensor
Default
:
1
unless the nviSpaceTemp network override is a valid value.
621.806ºF
327.67ºC
0 to 158ºF
17.77 to 70ºC
Send
Indicates the Entering Water Temperature sensor value.
Default
:
1
621.806ºF
327.67ºC
Displays the room sensor Fan ON/Auto switch position.
Selection
Init: Null
No
Fan On
Fan Auto
Null
Displays the commanded fan speed.
Fan Speed
OFF
Init: OFF
Send
Low
Medium
High
ON
Displays the room sensor System Mode switch
(Heat/Cool/Auto) position.
Supported Values
Init: HCA_NUL
No
0 = HCA_OFF
1 = HCA_HEAT
2 = HCA_COOL
3 = HCA_AUTO
-1 (0xFF) = HCA_NUL (no switch present)
0 to 158°F
-17.77 to 70°C
Send
Indicates the Leaving Water Temperature sensor value.
Default
1
:
621.806ºF
327.67ºC
The reference setpoint used to determine the Effective
55 to 95ºF
Heating/Cooling setpoints. It is the value of the local, hardwired
12.78 to 35ºC
Space Temperature setpoint. Only valid if the unit controller
Send
Default
:
1
JP5 configuration jumper is configured for Long Range
621.806ºF
Setpoint Adjust and is enabled by nciLocSptEnable.
327.67ºC
Effective Occupancy
0 to 158°F
The value of the hardwired space temperature sensor installed
-17.77 to 70°C
either in the return air or the space. Writing to Space Temp
Send
Input (nviSpaceTemp) does not affect Local Space Temp
Default
1
:
(nvoLocalSpaceTmp) but does affect Effective Space Temp
621.806ºF
(nvoSpaceTemp).
327.67ºC
Indicates the unit's operating state.
Supported Values
0 = MUS_OFF_ALARM
1 = MUS_OFF*
2 = MUS_START
3 = MUS_FAN ONLY* (fan is allowed to operate)
4 = MUS_PREPARE_TO_HEAT
5 = MUS_HEATING
6 = MUS_PREPATE_TO_COOL
7 = MUS_COOLING
Init: UNIT_NULL
No
8 = MUS_PREPATE_TO_DEHUMIDIFY
9 = MUS_DEHUMIDIFICATION
-1 (0xFF) = UNIT_NULL
*Unit controller software v3 .0 and newer
• nvoMcQHPUnitStat always matches unit controller state.
*Unit controller software v2 .9 and older
• When the fan is off, nvoMcQHPUnitStat indicates an
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Description
State
Value
0
0%
1
100%
-1
0 to 100%
State
Value
0
0%
1
33%
1
66%
1
95%
1
100%
Modes.
1
OFF state, but the unit controller is actually in Fan Only
mode.
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