Table 3: Functions and Settings
Mode
Setting
Setpoint
SI
HY Differential (Hysteresis)
S2 Setpoint 2 (Offset)
H2 Differential (Hysteresis) 2 See Differential (Hysteresis).
LL Low Setpoint Stop
HL High Setpoint Stop
Cc Anti-short Cycle Timer,
Direct
CH Anti-short Cycle Timer,
Reverse
rt
Soft Start
AH High Condition Alarm
AL Low Condition Alarm
Ad Alarm Differential
At Alarm Time Delay
So Sensor offset
Lr Low range Analog Input
Hr High range Analog Input
PU Display Refresh Rate
IF
Binary Input Function
Sb Setback
Id
Binary Input Time Delay
iS
Interstage Time Delay
R
epair and Replacement
Field repair must not be made. In case of defective or
improperly functioning control, contact your nearest
authorized Johnson Controls/PENN distributor.
2d = Direct
2r = Reverse
Description
Modes d, r, b: relay cut-off point
Mode I:
primary setpoint
Difference relative to setpoint or offset at which the
load is switched On or Off
Modes d, r: difference between setpoint and Stage 2
Mode b:
deadband (centered on setpoint)
Mode I:
secondary setpoint
Lower limit of end-user setpoint adjustment
Upper limit of end-user setpoint adjustment
Time delay between equipment On cycles for direct
stages
Time delay between equipment On cycles for reverse
stages
Rate at which condition approaches setpoint
High condition alarm On, value relative to setpoint
Low condition alarm On, value relative to setpoint
Condition difference relative to high and low alarms at
which alarm output is switched Off
Delay between alarm detection and activation
Compensates for long sensor leads or sensor location
Adjusted condition value when sensor input is 0.0 VDC
Adjusted condition value when sensor input is 10.0 VDC
Time delay between display refreshes
Configuration for normally closed binary input
Value of setpoint shift when binary input is open and
IF=2
Time between binary input detection and enabling of IF
Minimum amount of time between two successive
stages
P—MS2 Two Stage Electronic Control Installation Bulletin
2b = Deadband
2 = Independent Setpoint
When requesting a replacement, refer to the model
number found on the data plate of the control.
d
Setting Range
Default
0 to 99
—
1 to 9
5
d, r: 1 to 40
5
b:
2 to 40
I:
LL to HL
1 to 9
0
0 to HL
99
LL to 99
90
0 to 9 minutes
2
0 to 9 minutes
0
0 to 99 minutes/
10
(1% or 1 psi)
0 to 50 above setpoint
15
-50 to 0 below setpoint -15
1 to 9
5
0 to 99 minutes
15
-20 to +20
0
-40 to Hr
0
Lr to 99
99
1 to 99 seconds
1
0 = No binary input
0
1 = Shutoff/alarm
signaling
2 = Setback
3 = Remote shutoff
0 to 20
10
0 to 99 minutes
0
3 to 99 seconds
3
3
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