Core Unit Controller Overview; Device Minimum System Requirements; Additional Features; Configurable Sequences Of Operation - Lennox Core Unit Controller Setup Manual

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1. CORE Unit Controller Overview

For all available CORE Control System documentation, go
to the Lennox Commercial website.
www.lennoxcommercial.com
The Lennox Core Unit Controller is a multi-processor-
based controller. Standard with all Model L™ rooftop units,
integrates key technologies that lower installation costs,
drive system efficiency, and protect your investments. The
CORE Unit Controller is a microprocessor-based controller
that provides flexible control of all unit functions.
Lennox
CORE Service App Connectivity
®
Setup menu insures proper installation and simplified
setup of the rooftop unit
Detailed data readout updates sensor values in real time
and allows trending
Unit self-test verifies individual critical component and
system performance
Economizer test function ensures economizer is
operating correctly
1.1.
Lennox
CORE Service App - Android
®
or iOS Device Minimum System
Requirements
Android hardware requires 2GB RAM and 2GHz Core
processor. Tablets are supported.
Minimum Android
Recommend Android 10 and Apple products require IOS
version 11 or higher.
1.2.

Additional Features

Built-In 7-segment display (four character positions) the
unit status and active alarms for easy troubleshooting
Buttons for test and clearing delays
SmartWire™ System with keyed and removable screw
terminals ensure correct field wiring
Built-in BACnet IP and MS/TP allow open integration to
building management systems
Two-port Ethernet Switch enables daisy chaining for
BACnet IP and automatic firmware updates
NOTE:
Unit Internet Connection required for firmware
update only and not for BACnet IP.
Profile setup copies key settings between units with the
same configuration to reduce setup time
USB port allows a technician to download and transfer
unit information to help verify service was performed
USB software updates on the CORE™ Unit Controller
enhance functionality without the need to change
components
1.3.
Configurable Sequences of
Operation
Single-Zone VAV (Discharge Control) Cooling (With
room sensor or 24V DDC)
Three Cooling Stages (With compatible thermostat or
DDC / additional relay)
6.0
(Marshmallow)
or
Four Heating Stages using a room sensor (up to two
with thermostat / DDC Controls)
Four stages in VAV/Discharge Air Control with thermostat
input to W1
Multi-Zone VAV (Discharge Control) Heating and Cooling
Economizer Control Options (See Economizer / Exhaust
Air / Outdoor Air sections)
Exhaust Fan Control Modes for fresh air damper position
Configurable morning warm-up and morning cool-down
Night Setback Mode
Fresh Air Tempering for improved space temperature
control during ventilation'
Demand Control Ventilation
Low Ambient Controls for operation down to 0°F
Humiditrol
®
Reheat)
Enhanced Dehumidification (Latent Demand Control
without reheat)
1.4.
Component Protection / Unit
Safeguards
Compressor Time-Off Delay
Adjustable Blower On/Off Delay
higher.
Return Air Temperature Limit Control
Safety Switch Input allows Controller to respond to a
external safety switch trip
Service Relay Output
Thermostat Bounce Delay
Smoke Alarm Mode has four choices (unit off, positive
pressure, negative pressure, purge)
"Strike Three" Protection
Gas Valve Time Delay Between First and Second Stage
Minimum Compressor Run Time
1.5.

Control Methods / Interfaces

DDC and 24V Thermostat
BACnet (MS/TP) and IP
LONTalk (Factory & Field Option)
Lennox S-BUS
Compatibility with Lennox Wireless Zone Sensors
Zone Temperature Sensor input
Dehumidistat & Humidity Sensor inputs
Indoor Air Quality Inputs (2)
One IAQ input is report only.
Built-in Control Parameter Defaults
Permanent Diagnostic Code Storage
Field Adjustable Control Parameters (Over 200 settings)
Dirty Filter Switch Input
3
+ Operation (Variable Capacity Hot-Gas

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