Satchwell Unifact Pro Terminal Unit Controller For Sigma Systems Wiring & Commissioning Guide PDF

Satchwell URC-41N-10X
URC-51N-10X
WIRING AND COMMISSIONING INFORMATION FOR
UNIFACT PRO TERMINAL UNIT CONTROLLER
Order Types:
URC-41N-10X - Controller with on/off fan control, with predefined
application (see Page 4).
URC-51N-10X - Controller with fan speed control, with predefined
application (see Page 4).
URC-IR-100 - Infra-red/RS 232 receiver for commissioning.
URC-SET-100 - NCP Palm commissioning software.
LOCATION 6. Set up the appropriate controller parameters, including the subnet

and node address.If the controller is pre-programmed with the
Select a position that is reasonably clean and free from damp and required application and is attached to an S-Link sensor, you can
condensation. Provide 150mm minimum clearance from any configure the Quick Setup parameters from the S-Link sensor (see
contactors, switches and associated cabling to avoid electro-magnetic Page 7).
interference (EMI) when they operate. Ambient temperature limits are
7. Test the application.
0 to 40C. Relative Humidity limits are 5% to 90%RH.
8. Fit the terminal shroud, ensuring that the mains and relay terminals
Caution- Allow enough clearance around the controller to
are covered.
accommodate programming tools and cables (75mm at top and
bottom and 100mm at the right hand side). CONTENTS
Do not locate where excessive moisture, corrosive fumes, vibration or
UNIFACTPRO - TERMINAL UNIT CONTROLLER Page 1
explosive fumes are present.
LOCATION Page 1
The controller can be wall or DIN rail mounted. See MLI 13.303, COMMISSIONING Page 1
supplied with the controller, for full mounting details. CONTENTS Page 1
WARNINGS - BASIC WIRING DIAGRAM Page 2
TYPICAL SIGMA SYSTEM DIAGRAM Page 2
1. THE CONTROLLER HAS MAINS CONNECTIONS AND THE NCP COMMUNICATION WIRING DIAGRAM Page 3
RELAY OUTPUTS MAY BE AT MAINS POTENTIAL. WHEN S-LINK COMMUNICATION WIRING DIAGRAM Page 3
WORKING ON THE CONTROLLER, ENSURE THAT THE WIRING PRECAUTIONS Page 3
MAINS SUPPLY IS DISCONNECTED. WIRING WHEN PLANNING FOR FUTURE PARTITIONING OF A Page 3
2. DO NOT SWITCH ON THE MAINS SUPPLY UNTIL THE WIRING ROOM
IS COMPLETE. APPLICATIONS Page 4
MAIN OPERATING MODES Page 4
3. TO AVOID POSSIBLE CONTACT WITH MAINS VOLTAGES, OTHER MODES AND FUNCTIONS Page 4
WHEN WIRING IS COMPLETE, ENSURE THAT THE TERMINAL S-LINK SENSORS Page 7
SHROUD IS CORRECTLY FITTED AND THAT THE MAINS AND S-LINK SENSOR FUNCTIONALITY FOR UNIFACTPRO Page 7
RELAY TERMINALS ARE COVERED. CONTROLLER VERSION Page 9
INTEGRATION CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS Page 9
COMMISSIONING FAN COIL UNIT, DX COOLING, ELECTRIC HEATER AND Page 10
3-SPEED FAN CONTROL
1. Ensure that the controller has no LIVE mains voltages connected
2-PIPE FAN COIL UNIT, AUTO CHANGE-OVER, ELECTRIC Page 15
to any of its terminals before any wiring takes place. HEATER AND 3-SPEED FAN CONTROL
2. Refer to the wiring diagram and check that all required wiring is 4-PIPE FAN COIL UNIT, ELECTRIC HEATER AND 3-SPEED Page 22
correctly connected to the terminal blocks. It is recommended that FAN CONTROL
the NCP network is made inactive before connecting an 4-PIPE FAN COIL UNIT, WITH AIR-SIDE CONTROL AND Page 28
infra-red/RS 232 receiver, if used. 3-SPEED FAN CONTROL
3. With the power to the controller switched off, connect the
infra-red/RS 232 receiver (if used) to the socket on the controller.
4. Switch on the mains supply. The controller runs an actuator/fan
exercise routine (see Page 5). This can take around 10 minutes to
complete. You can change controller parameters during this time.
5. If using NCP Palm, connect to the infra-red/RS 232 receiver
(address 0,0), download the required controller application, then
connect to the controller (default address 1,1).
Data Sheets
DS 13.303 - UnifactPRO Terminal Unit Controller
Sensors
DS 0.20 - DU, DUS
DS 1.030 - DDU
DS 10.000 - MN-Sx
Actuators
DS 3.005 - AVUX
DS 3.010 - AVU
Valves
DS 24.020 - AVX
Multi-Lingual Instructions
MLI 13.303 - Mounting Information
BASIC WIRING DIAGRAM
Notes:
1. AVX actuators must be Triac 4 1 DO4 18 L (230Vac)
connected via an external
transformer. Triac 3 2 DO3 19 N
2. AVX7201 not compatible in 3 24Vac 230Vac
Connect actuator or heating/cooling
PWM applications. common to a 24Vac terminal.
2.4VA Max. 4 24Vac
RL1 20
9
Triac 2 5 DO2
Fan Speed 1 230V
Triac 1 21
6 DO1
For controller networking (NCP).

7 RS 485-
8 RS 485+
RL2 22
23 Fan Speed 2
24Vac
9
9 COM 0V
8
For connection to 230Vac
DUS/DU/DDU RL3 24 +
sensor (two 10 15Vdc
Thermostat for 2-pipe twisted pairs). 25 Fan Speed 3 24Vac
autochangeover applications, (See Note 4.) 11 RPW
or zero-delay occupancy or
window switch.
12 C
13 COM 0V
14 DI2 230Vac
WARNING -
15 DI1 OBSERVE WIRING PRECAUTIONS
Optional PIR or other occupancy SHOWN ON PAGE 3.
switch to select Economy/Night mode S-Link sensor 16 S-LK/COM 0V
(open circuit to select). Leave using twisted
unconnected if not required. pair cable. 17 S-LK Relays 2 and 3 on
URC-51N-10X only.
Notes:
1. Some of the above connections may not be needed, depending on the control application selected. Refer to the individual application
descriptions.
2. Screened cable is required only for network (RS 485) connections. This screen must be earthed at the Integration Controller end only. At
the Unifact Pro end, ensure that the screen runs continuously through to the next controller in the network.
3. The 15V output may also be used to power a PIR, where appropriate (30mA max.).
4. DDU uses terminals 9 & 12, DU uses terminals 9, 10 & 12, DUS uses terminals 9,10, 11 & 12.
TYPICAL SIGMA SYSTEM DIAGRAM

Sigma Sigma
Terminal Terminal
Ethernet
DNN
(DS 13.410)
UNC 532 Additional System

(DS 13.310) Outstations
LAN
UNIFACTPRO
Integration Controller
(DS 13.304)
UNIFACTPRO Controllers (up to 80) NCP RS 485 Network
S-Link Sensor DU/DUS/DDU Sensor

(DS 10.000) (DS 1.020, DS 1.030)
2
NCP COMMUNICATION WIRING DIAGRAM
8 (+)
8 (+)
8 (+)
7 (-)
7 (-)
7 (-)
13
13
13
RS 485+
+
RS 485- Integration
- Controller
NCP network - up to 80 UNIFACTPRO controllers and 1000m
S-LINK COMMUNICATION WIRING DIAGRAM
S-Link Sensor
16
17
16
17
13
13
16
17
13
Polarity not
Up to 4 controllers in common S-Link sensor-sharing network
important
WIRING PRECAUTIONS Do not run Extra Low Voltage (24Vac or less) wiring in the same
harness as mains wiring.
WARNINGS -
ALL RELAY OUTPUTS MUST USE A COMMON PHASE. DO NOT WIRING LENGTHS
MIX PHASES. THIS IS REQUIRED TO PREVENT FLASHOVER
BETWEEN DIFFERENT MAINS PHASES. Wiring from Maximum length for Maximum resistance
ALL RELAY OUTPUTS MUST USE A COMMON VOLTAGE I.E. controller to: 1.5mm2 core cable per conductor
230Vac OR 24Vac. DO NOT MIX VOLTAGES. THIS IS REQUIRED Sensors
TO PREVENT THE POSSIBILITY OF FLASHOVER FROM 230Vac DU 300m 15
TO 24Vac. DUS 300m 10
EXTERNAL RELAY(S) MUST BE USED TO SWITCH 24Vac WHEN DDU 1.5m (Fly lead) 15
THE COMMON VOLTAGE IS 230Vac.
Occupancy 1500m 150 (max resistance
EXTERNAL RELAY(S) MUST BE USED TO SWITCH 230Vac WHEN sensor/switch across contacts is
THE COMMON VOLTAGE IS 24Vac. 300)
TO AVOID POSSIBLE CONTACT WITH MAINS VOLTAGES, WHEN Actuators 50m
WIRING IS COMPLETE, ENSURE THAT THE TERMINAL SHROUD AVU 100m 1
IS CORRECTLY FITTED AND THAT THE MAINS AND RELAY AVUX 100m 5
TERMINALS ARE COVERED. AVX 5
CONNECTION TO AN EXTERNAL RELAY Relay Outputs 100m 5
Controller S-Link Network 61m
L RS 485 Twisted pair screened. Use Belden 8762
Communication cable. Maximum length 1000 metres.
Network
Relay
Output 230V WIRING WHEN PLANNING FOR FUTURE
or
24Vac PARTITIONING OF A ROOM
N If an S-Link sensor is being shared with controllers in a large room, it
is a good idea to consider possible future partitioning of the room. If the
room is later partitioned into several areas, with each controller
managing local heating/cooling systems, unsatisfactory temperature
230Vac control in each partitioned area may result.
or Instead of installing just one S-Link sensor, consider installing one
24Vac S-Link sensor per controller (leaving all but the shared sensor
unconnected), as shown opposite. If you also plan and install the wiring
LOAD carefully to each unused sensor, you should be able to easily change
connections to use one sensor per controller when the room is
Cautions partitioned.
Ensure that Terminal 13 (COM 0V) is securely connected to Earth.
Where length exceeds figures in column 2 up to a maximum of
300m, select cable size to comply with resistance in column 3. Leave
Leave
Unconnected
Screened cable is required for NCP networking only. Unconnected
The controller must be located as far away as possible (150mm

minimum) from any contactors/switches and their associated
cabling, as the contactors/switches may cause interference when
they operate.
No connections can be made to the controller whilst ANY power
is applied to it. This includes the relay outputs.
Do not route relay output wiring with any other controller wiring.
Do not route triac output wiring with any other controller wiring.
Future Future
Do not route power and output wiring with signal wiring. Partition Partition
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APPLICATIONS OTHER MODES AND FUNCTIONS
The UNIFACTPRO terminal unit controllers have been designed to meet The control applications have some or all of the following modes and
most fan-coil unit (FCU) heating/cooling applications. The controllers functions. See the appropriate application details for information on
can be used as standalone devices or can be networked to an which features are available.
Integration Controller for use in Sigma systems. FIRE MODE
Each controller can be set up to run one of four types of application: When in fire mode, the controller stops the fan and all heating/cooling.
FCU with electric heater and DX cooling. Fire mode can be set by an override signal from the Integration
2-pipe FCU with auto changeover and auxiliary heater. Controller and takes priority over all other modes.
4-pipe FCU with auxiliary heater.
TEMPERATURE DATA SOURCE SELECTION
Air-side FCU.
The controller can read room temperature data, either from a directly
URC-51N-10X and URC-41N-10X controllers have the application connected temperature sensor or via the network.
pre-programmed as follows:
If the Enable Network Temperature Updates flag is set to 0 (No), the
URC-51N-100 - Controller with fan speed control, with 4-pipe controller will look for temperature data from a temperature sensor
FCU application. connected directly to the resistive input, or from an S-Link device. If
URC-51N-101 - Controller with fan speed control, with 2-pipe both sensors are connected at the same time, a choice must be made
FCU application. as to which sensor to use.
URC-51N-102 - Controller with fan speed control, with DX cooling The Preferred Temperature Source flag tells the controller which
+ heater application. sensor to source; 0 = T-Type sensor, 1 = S-Link sensor. If the
URC-51N-103 - Controller with fan speed control, with 4-pipe + preferred source is not currently available, the controller will continue
air-side control application. reading the temperature from the alternate source until the preferred
source is connected.
URC-41N-100 - Controller with on/off fan control, with 4-pipe FCU
application. If the Enable Network Temperature Updates flag is set to 1 (Yes), the
controller will look for temperature data from the network. The Network
URC-41N-101 - Controller with on/off fan control, with 2-pipe FCU Temperature variable becomes the preferred source, followed by the
application. setting on the Preferred Temperature Source flag.
URC-41N-102 - Controller with on/off fan control, with DX cooling If a valid temperature is written to the Network Temperature variable,
+ heater application. this value is transferred to the Sensor Temperature variable, which is
URC-41N-103 - Controller with on/off fan control, with 4-pipe + then used by the control loop. The Network Temperature variable is
air-side control application. then set to 65535, while waiting for another update, and a configurable
Network Update Countdown is started. The countdown is restarted if
Each control application has a set of configurable parameters, which an update is received before the countdown is completed. The
you can adjust in NCP Palm to specify the required behaviour from the Network Update Timer can be set from 0 to 65535 secs (Default 600
controller. secs).
Communications between NCP Palm and the controller can be via an If the countdown is completed, the controller will revert to looking for
infra-red/RS 232 link to the URC-IR-100, which connects to a socket temperature data from local sensors until another valid update is
on the end of the controller. received.
For all other controller types, the required application can be easily If no temperature source is available, the controller will set the Source
downloaded and set up locally using the NCP Palm tool, which can run Error flag, until such time as temperature data becomes available.
on a Windows-CE hand-held Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) or on a FAN SPEED SOURCE SELECTION
PC.
The fan speed used by the controller (when in Comfort mode) can be
If the controller already contains the required application, the 'Quick calculated internally and set manually using a suitable S-Link sensor or
Setup' configuration parameters can be configured from an attached updated over the NCP network. Default settings allow internal
S-Link sensor (see Page 8). This enables a controller to be set up calculation and manual setting of the fan speed.
without the use of NCP Palm, provided that only the Quick Setup
parameters need to be accessed. Network fan speed updates are enabled by setting the Enable
Network Temperature Updates flag. Consider the following diagram:
Many of the controller properties can also be read or written to from the
Integration Controller over the NCP network for centralised monitoring
and control. S T T T T T
The URC-41N-10X includes one relay for on/off fan control. The
Unifact
URC-51N-10X includes three relays for fan-speed control. The Master Slave Slave Slave Slave
Controllers
temperatures at which fan speed changes or switches on/off are
dependent on the control application. In general, the greater the
heating/cooling demand, the greater the fan speed. Refer to the
application details later in this data sheet. Integration
The UNIFACTPRO terminal unit controllers comply with the latest Controller NCP Network Up to 80 Controllers
European Norms (EN) for application requirements.
S=S-Link Sensor T=T-Type Sensor (DUS etc)
MAIN OPERATING MODES
The master controller must have a local temperature source. This can
The controller has three main operating modes: be either a T-Type sensor or an S-Link sensor. Slave controllers can
Comfort (day) mode - This is the standard operating mode of the also have temperature sources attached locally. These should not be
controller. In this mode, the controller aims to keep the room S-Link sensors if network fan speed updates are required.
temperature within a specified 'Comfort tolerance' of the required Network fan speed updates work in a similar way to Network
room temperature (the 'Comfort setpoint'). temperature updates. If a valid fan speed (1, 2 or 3) is written to the
Economy mode - This is similar to Comfort mode, but the room slave controllers Network Fan Speed variable, it will be transferred to
temperature is allowed to vary over a wider range. the local Fan Speed variable if the following conditions are met:
Night (OFF) mode - When Night mode is active, all outputs are off 1. The controller is in Comfort Mode
unless frost protection is activated. 2. The slave controllers Enable Network Temperature Updates
The controller can be switched into any of the three modes from the flag is set.
Integration Controller. Alternatively, it can be switched between 3. The Network Update Countdown variable is counting down.
Comfort and Economy, or Comfort and Night mode (as selected by a
4. An S-Link sensor is not present.
configuration parameter) using an occupancy sensor/switch connected
to a voltage-free digital input. S-Link sensors (not the MN-S1, see 5. The Network Fan Speed variable is not zero.
'S-Link Sensors' on Page 7) can also be used to override Night or If any of these conditions are not met, the slave controllers will
Economy mode to Comfort mode and to override the controller from generate their own fan speeds.
Comfort mode to Night mode.
FROST PROTECTION
Frost protection can be enabled by setting the controllers Frost
Protection Enabled parameter. With frost protection enabled, if the
temperature detected by the controller drops to the frost setpoint (as
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set by the Frost SP parameter), heating is switched on and the fan on the setting of the H/W Input Overrides to Night Mode parameter.
switched on at speed 1. When the temperature increases over the DI2 has the same effect as using DI1 with a zero value for H/W Ovr
frost-off limit (frost setpoint +2C), heating is switched off, then the fan Time. DI2 could, for example, be connected to a timed switch.
is switched off after the delay specified by the Fan Turn-Off Delay The H/W Override and Zero Delay H/W Override parameters shows
parameter. Frost protection overrides all modes except fire mode. the current state of the DI1 and DI2 inputs. The Control Loop Mode
The Frost Protection Active parameter shows whether the controller parameter shows the current mode of the controller.
is currently in or out of a frost protection routine. You can also force the controller to Economy or Night mode by using
The Integration Controller can be set up to disable frost protection. This Override to Economy Mode or Override to Night Mode.
may be needed if an outside air supply is used and the central plant is MODE PRIORITIES
not running and therefore cannot provide hot water to the FCU. The
Integration Controller could, for example, disable frost protection if the The default mode of the controller is Comfort mode. This mode can be
supply water temperature (a value cross-referenced from the main overridden to another mode by setting the appropriate controller
plant controller) falls below 20C. This procedure would protect the parameter. For example, different parameters are used to override the
FCU from frost damage. controller to fire, Economy and Night mode. Since it is possible for
more than one of these parameters to be set at any one time, the
ACTUATOR/FAN EXERCISE controller uses a priority system to determine the actual mode to use.
The Integration Controller can be set up to start a zone of controllers The controller can be in only one mode at a time.
into actuator/fan exercise mode by setting Start Valve/Fan Exercise. The following table shows the mode priorities, with 1 being the highest
If this option has been set, each controller performs an actuator/fan priority.
exercise routine, provided the controller is already in Night mode.
Actuators are used to control the position of heating/cooling valves or Priority Mode
a damper, depending on the controller application.
1 Fire
The routine stops the fan, switches off the electric heater/DX cooling
unit (if applicable), exercises the actuators (if applicable), switches the 2 Frost
fan on for 3 minutes at speed 1, then returns to normal control. 3 Actuator/fan exercise (see note 1)
The exercise routine is designed to ensure that the fan and
heating/cooling systems remain in good working order. The Valve/Fan 4 Free cooling (see note 2)
Exercise Active parameter shows whether the controller is performing 5 Night
an exercise routine. You can manually force an actuator/fan exercise
from NCP Palm while the controller is in any mode except fire mode by 6 Economy
resetting the controller using the Do Fan/Actuator Exercise 7 Comfort (see note 3)
parameter.
The Actuator/fan Exercise mode can be disabled by setting the Notes:
Disable Valve/Fan Exercise flag. 1. Starts only if Night mode is already active.
FREE COOLING 2. Does not override Comfort mode.
Free cooling cools a zone below the Comfort setpoint 'for free', using 3. The S-Link sensors (not the MN-S1 sensor, see 'S-Link Sensors'
an outside air supply. on Page 7) have a day extension key. By pressing this key the
A free cooling routine could be activated by the Integration Controller controller is overridden from Economy or Night mode to Comfort
setting the Free Cooling Active parameter. Free cooling is activated mode for a specified time (default 60 minutes).
when the outside enthalpy is less than the minimum zone enthalpy. If power is disconnected from the controller, then reapplied, the mode
The controller must be in Night or Economy mode at the start of the free prior to the power loss is automatically restored after an actuator/fan
cooling routine, otherwise the controller ignores the free cooling exercise routine.
command and continues in its current mode of operation. SETPOINT ADJUSTMENT
Free cooling causes the zone temperature to be less than the Comfort The controller setpoint is the sum of the Comfort SP parameter and
setpoint at the start of the day, and therefore reduces the amount of the Setpoint Adjustment parameter when using a DUS sensor.
energy required to keep the zone cool during the remainder of the day. Similarly, Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode, when enabled, allows the
Free cooling is appropriate for hot countries or in summer conditions S-Link sensor to alter the S-Link SP Adjustment, which together with
and should be used only if the FCU has a fresh air inlet. the Comfort SP parameter, provides the controller setpoint.
When free cooling is activated, the cooling and heating circuits are SUMMER/WINTER SETPOINT COMPENSATION
switched off and the fan is switched on for 1 hour at speed 1. After 1 If required, the Integration Controller can be set up to receive the
hour, the fan speed is increased to maximum (URC-51N-10X only). outside air temperature from a network sensor and can increase the
Free cooling continues until either the minimum zone temperature has controllers Comfort setpoint when the outside air temperature
dropped 2C below the Comfort setpoint, the controller is switched to increases. This is based on the principle that the room temperature can
Comfort mode, free cooling is switched off or the outside air be higher in summer, since people are using lighter clothing.
temperature reaches the minimum zone temperature.
CHANGE-OVER FUNCTION
If the Comfort tolerance is less than 4C, free cooling should be used
only if the electric heater is disabled, otherwise the heater may switch The change-over function is used when the FCU has only one valve
on when the controller returns to Comfort mode. Alternatively, the and it is capable of operating in a heating or cooling mode. The water
controller should be left to run in Economy mode throughout the day, temperature supplied to the valve determines whether the FCU heats
with the Economy heating setpoint set at least 2C below the Comfort or cools. A changeover thermostat can be used to sense the supply
setpoint. water temperature and reverse the control action of the controller.
Alternatively, the change-over function can be activated from the
The Integration Controller must be configured to switch on the Integration Controller.
air-handling unit (AHU) when the free cooling routine starts. It must
switch off the AHU 15 minutes after deactivating the free cooling mode. LOAD SHEDDING
The Integration Controller should use a 0.5C hysteresis around the The Integration Controller can be set up to limit the heating/cooling
switching temperatures to prevent rapid unwanted switching. control output of a controller to a specified percentage of the maximum,
based on the outside air temperature measured by a network sensor.
ECONOMY/NIGHT OVERRIDE INPUTS (DI1 AND DI2) The Output Limit parameter is used for this purpose. In a simple
If the H/W Input is Enabled parameter is set to 1 (Yes), the DI1 input 2-pipe system, for example, the valve actuator position could be limited
can be used to switch the controller from Comfort to Night (off), or to 75% of its maximum. Load shedding is disabled in frost protection
Comfort to Economy mode, depending on the setting of the H/W Input mode.
Overrides to Night Mode parameter. Typically, DI1 is connected to a ACTUATORS
PIR or other occupancy switch. When DI1 has remained open circuit
for the length of time specified by H/W Ovr Time (which could be zero), In applicable control applications, actuators may be the standard
the controller switches to Economy or Night mode. When the controller Satchwell 24Vac type that are driven open on one triac and closed on
is in Economy/Night mode, applying 0V to DI1 (closing the contacts) another, or thermic Pulse Width Modulated actuators that are driven
switches the controller into Comfort mode immediately. from a single triac. The actuator type is selected using the Actuator
Type parameter.
Digital input DI2 can provide an additional method of switching the
controller from Comfort to Economy, or Comfort to Night mode for all Notes:
applications except the 2-pipe FCU application, which uses DI2 for a 1. AVX actuators must be connected via an external transformer.
changeover thermostat instead. If the Zero delay H/W input is 2. The AVX7201 is not compatible in Pulse Width Modulation
enabled parameter is set to 1, and there is an open circuit at DI2, the applications.
controller immediately switches to Economy or Night mode, depending
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LED OPERATION
A green LED on the controller PCB indicates the state of the controller:
1Hz 1:1 on/off ratio = Normal operation.
1Hz 1:9 on/off ratio = EEPROM version error.
2Hz 1:1 on/off ratio = Actuator/fan exercise mode.
2Hz 1:4 on/off ratio = EEPROM checksum error.
5Hz 1:1 on/off ratio = Temperature sensor not detected.
5Hz 1:4 on/off ratio = Flash checksum error.
Fixed on/off = Resonator calibration mode, firmware not loaded, fatal
programming error or hardware failure.
PROPORTIONAL BAND AND INTEGRAL TIME
The Proportional Band parameter defines the minimum required
temperature error in order to generate a 100% output from the control
loop, assuming the integral term is zero.
The net controller loop output is the integral term, plus the temperature
error divided by the proportional band value, i.e:
Loop output = Integral Term + (Error/PB)
For example:
Comfort setpoint = 21.0
Comfort tolerance = 0.4
Room temperature = 25.0
Proportional band = 10
Temperature error = 25-(21+(0.4/2)) = 3.8.
Loop output = (3.8/10)*100% = 38% if the integral term is zero.
Reducing the proportional band increases the controller output for a
given temperature error, and vice versa.
The Integral Time parameter defines the length of time in seconds
required to alter the loop output by the amount defined by the
proportional action. For example, using the example given for
Proportional Band, but changing Integral Time to 100 gives:
Loop output due to proportional action = 38%.
Integral term at t=0s = 0%. Loop output = 38%.
(The integral term is capped to +/- 100%.)
Reducing the integral time causes the actuator to open fully over a
smaller period of time.
As the integral term increases, it plays a more dominant part in defining
the loop output than the proportional action. Indeed, once there is a
non-zero integral term, the loop output is maintained at a non-zero
value (i.e. there is no need to open/close valve), even if the
proportional term is reduced to zero (i.e. when the temperature error is
zero). There are only two occasions for the integral term to be reduced:
When the controller switches from heating to cooling mode, or vice
versa. This will 'dump' the integral term, i.e. reduce it to zero, so that
operation in this new mode is not influenced by whatever occurred
in the previous mode.
When the temperature enters the tolerance band (Comfort mode) or
the band between the two setpoints (Economy mode). This will
cause the sign of the error to switch, and the integral term will then
integrate itself back towards zero.
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S-LINK SENSORS MN-S4 - Sensor with Setpoint, Fan Speed, Override and Controller
Mode Functions
The following S-Link sensors are currently supported for UNIFACTPRO
MN-S4-FCS - Sensor with Single Setpoint, Mode Override and Fan
terminal unitcontrollers:
Speed Functions.
MN-S1 - Sensor Only
The MN-S5 sensor is not currently supported. Refer to DS 10.000A for
MN-S2 - Sensor with Override further details of the S-Link sensors.
MN-S3 - Sensor with Setpoint Adjustment and Override
FEATURES
Features
MicroNet Fan Mode
Sensor Model Zone Temp Override key Setpoint Display Fan/Override
Operation (Heat/Cool
Sensing and LED Adjustment Screen Key & LED
and Speed Auto/Off)
MN-S1 X
MN-S2 X X
MN-S3 X X X X
MN-S4 X X X X X X
MN-S4-FCS X X X X X
PRO
S-LINK SENSOR FUNCTIONALITY FOR UNIFACT
The S-Link sensors provide functions as follows, depending on
whether S-Link Plus mode is enabled or disabled. S-Link Plus mode MN-S4-FCS
can be enabled/disabled via the network (via NCP Palm) or at an LCD Display
LON Jack
S-Link sensor using the S-Link Setup menu. (Not used)
Notes:
1. S-Link Plus mode is set to Enabled as default. Setpoint
Adjust
2. The exact operation of a sensor at any particular time may vary High
from that described, depending on the system conditions at that Fan Speed Medium
time. Keys:
3. This section describes only those controls and indicators which are Fan/Override
Low Key
relevant to the S-Link Plus mode. All others are as described in the
S-Link sensor data sheet, DS 10.000A.
S-Link Sensor Controls and Indicators (for Unifact Pro)
Fan LED
MN-S2
LON Jack
(Not used)
S-Link Plus Mode Disabled
MN-S2, MN-S3 and MN-S4 Sensors
Override Key Pressing the Override key briefly will switch the controller from Night
(or Economy) mode to Comfort mode for one hour (see note). If the
Override
Override key is pressed briefly again during the one hour of Comfort
LED mode, the controller will be reset to provide one further hour of Comfort
mode; if not, the controller will revert to the mode it was in before
Comfort mode.
If the Override key is pressed continuously for four seconds, the
controller will be reset immediately to the mode it was in before Comfort
LCD Display mode.
MN-S3
LON Jack The Override LED will be ON while the controller is overridden and will
(Not used) flash for the last five minutes of the override period.
Note: The Comfort mode override period can be set to up to 99 minutes
Setpoint using the S-Link Override Time advanced setup parameter. The
Adjust default setting is 60 minutes.
MN-S4-FCS Sensors
Override The Fan/Override key provides the following fan modes:
LED
Fan On - Manual fan speed, where the fan speed is set by one of
Override Key
three fan speed keys: (Low, Medium and High speed) on the sensor.
Fan speed can also be set directly using one of the three fan speed
keys.
MN-S4 Fan Auto - the fan speed is set to automatic control.
LCD Display
LON Jack Off - the fan is switched off.
(Not used)
The Fan LED will be ON while the fan is operating.
Setpoint S-Link Plus Mode Enabled
Up/Down Fan
Speed Key Adjust MN-S2, MN-S3, MN-S4 Sensors
Heat/Cool The MN-S2, MN-S3 and MN-S4 sensors provide the same functionality
Mode Key as if S-Link Plus mode were disabled, but additionally provide the
following functions:
Fan Key Override Key Pressing the Override key briefly will switch the controller from
Comfort mode to Night mode (night override).
If the Override key is pressed briefly again, the controller will be reset
Override LED to Comfort mode (i.e. the night override will be cancelled).The
override will also be cancelled if an Override to Night mode request
is received over the network.
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MN-S4-FCS Sensor Parameter Mnemonic
The Fan/Override key provides the following modes:
Subnet SUb
Fan On - Manual fan speed, where the fan speed is set by pressing
one of three fan speed keys: (Low, Medium and High speed) on the Node NOd
sensor. Fan speed can also be set directly using one of the three fan
Frost Protection Enabled? FPE
speed keys.
Fan Auto - the fan speed is set to automatic control. H/W Input Overrides to Night Mode? HOn
Controller Night mode - switches the controller from Comfort mode H/W Input is Enabled? HOE
to Night mode (night override).
Fan enabled in Comfort Mode? FEC
Night/Economy mode to Comfort mode - this function may require
more than one press of the Fan/Override key, depending on the DUS Sensor Attached dUS
circumstances present at the time. Comfort SP CFt
Note: The one hour Comfort mode extension facility (to extend one
Economy SP - Heating ECH
extra hour after changing from Night/Economy to Comfort mode) is not
available. Economy SP - Cooling ECC
To cancel the night override, the user must select a different fan speed. Fan Speed Operation FSO
The override will also be cancelled if an Override to Night mode
request is received over the network. Comfort SP Offset Mode CSO
The Fan LED will be ON while the fan is operating. S-Link Plus Mode SCE
S-LINK SENSOR LCD ICON DESCRIPTIONS Controller Mode Override COr
Icon Name Description Zero Delay H/W Input is Enabled? ZdE
C Degrees Units are displayed in C. Pulsed-Pair Stroke Time PSt
Celsius
PWM Cycle Time PCt
Heat Mode The Heat icon indicates that the
controller is in heat mode, or the Actuator Type (A = PWM; B = pulsed-pair) ACt
heating setpoint is being displayed. Heater Installed HtI
Cool Mode The Cool icon indicates that the Heater Configuration HtC
controller is in cool mode, or the
cooling setpoint is being displayed. S-LINK SENSOR SHARING
A single MN-S1, MN-S2, MN-S3 or MN-S4-FCS sensor can be shared
Fan The Fan icon, along with the with up to four controllers (see Page 3). Each controller starts up in
appropriate Fan Speed icon, indicates slave mode and then waits approximately 14s, this delay will be
the fan running speed; if no Fan icon is reduced by 10s if the S-Link Master Select Priority flag is set. During
displayed the fan is off. this time, the controller monitors the S-Link bus for messages, which
AUTO Fan Speed MN-S4: by selecting Auto Fan Speed would indicate the presence of a master. If no messages are detected,
position with the MN-S4, the controller the controller then switches into master mode and immediately begins
returns to automatic fan speed control. to send out messages. Thus, if a set of datalinked controllers is
MN-S4-FCS: the AUTO icon is powered up simultaneously, the first one to start transmitting will
displayed when the sensor is in become the master and all the others will remain as slaves. The S-Link
automatic fan speed operation. Master Select Priority flag is intended to allow one controller to
always start transmitting first, thus permitting the user to define which
Automatic MN-S4:The On icon is displayed when controller will become the S-Link master. S-Link sensor sharing allows
Fan Speed the controller is in automatic fan speed the single sensor to supply all of the following parameter values to the
control. controllers. Except for Sensor Temperature all are settable via
standard S-Link user key presses.
SETTING UP THE CONTROLLER FROM AN S-LINK SENSOR
Sensor Temperature (provided by default)
It is possible to configure the Quick Setup parameters from an S-Link
sensor that has a 3-digit LCD (MN-S3, MN-S4, MN-S4-FCS). To Comfort SP
access the configuration menu at the S-Link sensor: Fan Speed (slave controllers are always forced to the same fan
1. Make sure that the sensor is connected only to the controller that speed as the master)
you want to configure. Also make that no infra-red/RS 232 module Notes:
is connected to the controller (otherwise there can be 1. To ensure that the desired controller becomes the S-Link master,
communications problems). it must be the only controller on its S-Link 'network' with the S-Link
2. Press and hold down the Override key on the sensor (on the Master Select Priority flag set.
MN-S4-FCS sensor, use the 'Fan/Override' key) for a period of 8 2. If the master stops communicating, the remaining controllers will
seconds until the message 'UNI FACt Pro-###x' scrolls across the perform the above detection routine, and a new master will be
display, where ### shows the Firmware Build parameter and x selected. To return to the original configuration, simultaneously
shows the Firmware Type parameter. If this is not displayed after reset the controllers on the S-Link 'network'.
10 seconds, release the key and try again.
3. Some S-Link sensors do not have the necessary keys to change
To modify the setup parameters, use the Up/Down keys to select from all of the above parameter values.
the list of available parameters. Once the desired parameter is shown,
press the Override key (or 'Fan/Override' key on the MN-S4-FCS) once 4. If the Override key is pressed at an appropriate S-Link sensor, all
to display the current setting for this parameter, then use the Up/Down controllers are overridden from Economy or Night mode to Comfort
keys to change the setting. Holding down the Up/Down key causes the mode for the length of time specified by the S-Link Override Time
parameter to increment or decrement one step at a time. parameter at the master (one hour default).
For numerical parameters, where the range of settings may be large, 5. Any changes to the parameter values at the S-Link sensor are
the Override (or 'Fan/Override') key may also be held down whilst the stored at the master, which broadcasts the changed values to the
Up/Down key is being pressed. This causes the setting to slaves. Changing the parameters at the master using an
increment/decrement by ten steps at a time. Integration Controller will also cause the parameter values to be
broadcasted to slaves.
Once the desired setting is shown, press the Override (or
'Fan/Override') key once to enter the setting into the controller. The The Economy SP - Heating and Economy SP - Cooling parameters
display returns to show the parameter list. are also broadcast to slaves if these parameters are changed at the
master using the Integration Controller or at an S-Link sensor using the
To exit the menu, select the END option from the menu, and press the Quick Setup menu.
Override (or 'Fan/Override') key. The controller exits the menu
automatically if 30 seconds have elapsed since the last key press. In order to share temperature data, the controllers must not be
connected to T-Type sensors, or the Preferred Temperature Source
Once configuration is complete, the controllers can share the S-Link parameter at each controller must be set to S-Link.
sensor by networking the S-Link connections between controllers.
Note: Before installing S-Link sensor sharing, refer to the note about
The following parameters can be set up from an S-Link sensor (some room partitioning on Page 3.
are available only with relevant controller applications):
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CONTROLLER VERSION
The Version parameter gives details of the controller firmware.
The first two characters are always 'BB'.
The third character specifies the firmware type:
'A' = DX cooling + heater.
'B' = Two pipe.
'C' = Four pipe + battery control.
'D' = Four pipe airside.
The fourth character specifies S-Link support:
'0' = No S-Link support.
'1' = S-Link master mode support (legacy products only).
'2' = S-Link master/slave mode support.
'3' = Network Temperature and Fan Speed update support.
(All URC-41N-10X and URC-51N-10X controllers provide S-Link
master or master/slave support.)
The fifth character specifies where lookup tables have been stored:
'0' = Sensor lookup tables stored in Flash.
'1' = Sensor lookup tables stored in EEPROM.
The sixth character specifies the startup mode:
'0' = Fast startup (reset-initiated valve/fan exercise is disabled).
'1' = Normal startup (valve/fan exercise enabled on startup).
'2' = User definable startup (valve/fan exercise can be disabled).
For example, 'BBD201' is a 4-pipe airside unit with master/slave mode
S-Link support and normal startup.
INTEGRATION CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS
UNIFACTPRO controllers can be networked to an Integration Controller
in a Sigma network. The Integration Controlleracts as a network master
for UNIFACTPRO controllers to monitor alarms, record logging
information and route commands to the UNIFACTPRO controllers. The
Integration Controller can be used to change controller operation or the
configuration parameters, such as the Comfort setpoint or operating
mode.
The modes and functions that the Integration Controller is able to
change include the following:
Comfort, Economy or Night override through a time schedule.
Actuator/fan exercise (see Page 5).
Load shedding (see Page 5).
Free cooling (see Page 5).
Fire override (see Page 4).
Summer/winter setpoint compensation (see Page 5).
Summer/winter change-over operation (see Page 5).
Automatic override to Night mode during cleaners shift (see Page
4).
Automatic setpoint sharing with other controllers.
Disabling of frost mode to prevent frost damage (see Page 4).
Temperature updates via network or from sensor (see Page 4).
Fan Speed updates via network (see Page 4).
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APPLICATION DETAILS
FAN COIL UNIT, DX COOLING, ELECTRIC HEATER AND 3-SPEED FAN CONTROL
This is a simple fan coil unit control application with switched outputs
for DX cooling and an electric heater. The application has three-speed APPLICATION DIAGRAM
fan control for the URC-51N-10X and fan on/off control for the
URC-41N-10X.
The controller has three main modes: Comfort (day), Night (off) and DX Cooling Heater Fan
Economy. Economy mode enables the room temperature to fluctuate
over a wider temperature range than Comfort mode.
The controller can be switched into any of the three modes from the
Integration Controller. Alternatively, the controller can be switched
between Comfort and Economy, or Comfort and Night mode (as
selected by the H/W Input Overrides to Night Mode parameter) using
an occupancy sensor/switch connected to voltage-free input DI1 or
DI2. DI1 causes Economy/Night mode to be selected only if the input
is open-circuit for a specified time, which is useful for a PIR sensor.
Some S-Link sensors (MN-S2, MN-S3 and MN-S4) can be used to DDU/DU/DUS/S-Link
override Night or Economy mode to Comfort mode (via an Override
key).If S-Link Plus mode has been set, the MN-S4-FCS can perform
the same function using the Fan/Override key.
Speed 1
The controller also has fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan Speed 2
exercise modes. Free-cooling mode provides energy savings in Occupancy Speed 3
summer by using outside air to cool the building at Night. sensor
UNIFACTPRO Controller
In Comfort mode, heating/cooling begins when the room temperature
rises/falls by more than half the Comfort Tolerance value from the
Comfort setpoint. Heating/cooling stops at the Comfort setpoint.
In Economy mode, heating/cooling starts at the Economy WIRING DIAGRAM
heating/Economy cooling setpoint and stops when the room
temperature rises/falls by the amount specified by the Differential 1
1 DO4 18 L (230Vac)
parameter. Not used.
2 DO3 19 N
The fan speed in Comfort or Economy mode is based on the difference DX cooling/heater common. 230Vac
3 24Vac
between the room temperature and the setpoint. The Comfort Terminals 3 and 4 are linked within
the controller. 2.4VA Max. 4 24Vac
Tolerance and Differential 1 parameters determine the switching RL1 20
temperatures. In Comfort mode, the fan can remain permanently
Triac 2 - Heater
Triac 1 - DX cooling unit.
5 DO2
6 DO1
21 Fan Speed 1 230V
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switched on, or can switch off after a specified delay when the room
temperature reaches the Comfort setpoint. For controller networking.
7 RS 485-
8 RS 485+
RL2 22
23 Fan Speed 2
24Vac
9
A DU, DUS or S-Link sensor can be used to measure room 9 COM 0V
8
For connection to DDU/DUS/DU 230Vac
24
temperature, with the DUS and some of the S-Link sensors also sensor (two twisted pairs). (See 10 15Vdc
RL3 +
24Vac
25 Fan Speed 3
providing the ability to adjust the controller setpoint. S-Link sensors Note 7.) 11 RPW
also enable other parameters to be changed, as described on Page 8. Zero-delay occupancy or window switch. 12 C
Alternatively, a DDU sensor can be used if the 'room temperature' is 13 COM 0V
measured at the point where recirculated air enters the fan coil unit. 14 DI2 230Vac
Additionally, room temperature data can be read via the network rather 15 DI1
WARNING -
Optional PIR or other
than directly from a sensor; also fan speed data. See Page 4. occupancy switch to select S-Link 16 S-LK/COM 0V
OBSERVE WIRING
Economy/Night mode sensor 17 S-LK PRECAUTIONS
Available Functions
(open circuit to select). SHOWN ON PAGE 3.
Comfort, Economy, Night, fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan Leave unconnected if not
exercise modes. Fan-speed control (URC-51N-10X) or fan on/off required.
control. External override between Comfort/Night and
Comfort/Economy modes. Sensor parameter adjustments. Room
temperature updates via network or from sensor. Fan speed updates Notes:
via network. 1. Screened cable is required only for network (RS 485) connections.
CONTROLLER BEHAVIOUR This screen must be earthed at the Integration Controller end only.
2. The 15V output may also be used to power a PIR, where
Comfort Mode: Comfort Tolerance appropriate (30mA max).
Heating/Cooling 3. The controller starts a fan exercise routine when power is applied,
Heating ON DX Cooling ON
ON provided that the previous mode of the controller was not fire mode.
OFF
4. Fan speeds 2 and 3 are not applicable to the URC-41N-10X.
Cmft. Room Temp. Instead, fan speed 1 is used in all cases where fan speeds 2 and 3
SP are shown in the diagrams opposite.
Speed as temp. increases: 3 3 2 1 0/1* 1 2 3
5. The fan remains switched on for a specified period before switching
Speed as temp. decreases: 3 2 1 0/1* 1 2 3 3 off.
6. At system startup, the controller assumes the lower of the two fan
Room Temp.
Differential 1 speeds specified for each band.
Economy Mode: 7. DDU uses terminals 9 & 12, DU uses terminals 9, 10 & 12, DUS
Differential 1 Differential 1
uses terminals 9,10 11 & 12.
Heating/Cooling
Heating ON DX Cooling ON *Fan can be set to remain permanently on using the Fan Enabled In
ON
Heating Cooling Comfort Mode parameter.
OFF Setpoint Setpoint
Room Temp.
Speed as temp. increases: 3 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 3

Speed as temp. decreases: 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 3 3
Room Temp.
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COMMISSIONING PARAMETERS
The controller has many parameters that enable you to customise and view the behaviour of the controller and change its mode of operation.
However, to make the controller fully operational, it may only be necessary to set the controller's address in the Subnet and Node parameters.
In this default case, the controller operates in Comfort mode, uses 3-speed fan control, uses no hardware inputs and expects a DDU/DU/DUS
temperature sensor if an S-Link sensor is not being used.
Quick Setup Parameters
The Quick Setup parameters are those parameters that you are most likely to want to change to customise the controller to the particular
application. You should keep the remaining parameters at their default values, unless there are unusual requirements.
PARAMETER RANGE ACCESS DEFAULT
Subnet 1 to 255 R/W 1
Displays and enables you to change the controllers subnet address. If you change this
address and wish to continue to configure the controller, you must re-connect to the
controller using the appropriate option in the commissioning tool.
Node 1 to 127 R/W 1
Displays and enables you to change the controllers node address. If you change this
Do not use address 1 for both the subnet and node addresses, since this is the default
controller address and will clash with any new UNIFACTPRO controller networked to this
one in the future. In addition, an address of subnet 1, node 1, indicates an EEPROM
error.
Frost Protection Enabled? 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to enable frost protection. Refer to the Frost Protection section on Page 4.
H/W Input Overrides to Night Mode? 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
This parameter determines the mode that the controller switches to when the DI1 or DI2
input is open-circuited. Set to 1 if you want the controller to switch to Night mode, or to
0 if you want the controller to switch to Economy mode. Refer to the Economy/Night
Override Inputs section on Page 5.
H/W Input is Enabled? 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to enable changes at DI1 to affect the controller mode (Comfort/Night or
Comfort/Economy). Refer to the Economy/Night Override Inputs section on Page 5.
Fan Enabled in Comfort Mode? 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to zero to allow the fan to switch off after the room temperature has reached the
Comfort setpoint. The fan switches off after the time period specified by Fan Turn-Off
Delay. Set to 1 to keep the fan running.
DUS Sensor Attached? 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 if you have a DUS sensor connected to the controller and you want setpoint
adjustments made at the sensor to be recognised by the controller. If you set this
parameter to 0, the controller will continue to read temperature from the sensor.
Comfort SP 150 to 300 (stored R/W 210 (21.0C)
Defines the Comfort setpoint prior to any adjustment by Setpoint Adjustment. The as C multiplied by
Comfort setpoint (Comfort SP + Setpoint Adjustment) defines when heating/cooling 10)
stops when in Comfort mode. The fan may also stop depending on Fan Enabled in
Comfort Mode. The value also affects free cooling mode; refer to the Free Cooling
section on Page 5.
Economy SP - Heating 100 to 240 (stored R/W 190 (19.0C)
Defines the temperature at which heating begins and the fan is switched on when in as C multiplied by
Economy mode. 10)
Economy SP - Cooling 210 to 350 (stored R/W 230 (23.0C)
Defines the temperature at which cooling begins and the fan is switched on when in as C multiplied by
Economy mode. 10)
Fan Speed Operation 1 or 3 R/W 3
Sets the maximum fan speed. On/off fan control = 1.
Three-speed fan control = 3 (URC-51N-10X only).
When set to 1, the fan speed selection feature of any attached S-Link sensor is
disabled.
Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 1
S-Link Plus Mode 0 / (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 1
Set to 1 to activate S-Link Plus Mode. In S-Link Plus mode, the Override key of the
MN-S2, MN-S3 and MN-S4 sensors overrides the controller to Night mode from
Comfort mode (fans switch off after specified timeout).
For the MN-S4-FCS, S-Link Plus mode enables override from Night/Economy to
Comfort mode for a specified time. In addition, in Comfort mode the Fan/Override key
cycles between fan off/fan auto/controller override to Night mode.
If the controller is overridden subsequently via the network to Night mode, the local
S-Link Night override is cancelled.
Zero Delay H/W Input is Enabled? 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
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Advanced Setup Parameters
The Advanced Setup parameters are those parameters that you may to want to change in unusual circumstances to customise the controller to
the particular application, or to change or view the operation of the controller from the Integration Controller (e.g. to set the controller into fire
mode following a fire alarm).
Comfort SP Limits 0 to 40 (stored as C RO* Lower 150 (15C)
The lower and upper S-Link sensor setpoint limits defined dynamically by the Comfort multiplied by 10) (see note on Upper 300 (30C)
SP -ve and +ve Offset Values when in Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode, otherwise the Page 13)
limits will be 15C and 30C.
Comfort SP -ve and +ve Offset Values 0 to 40 (stored as C RW Lower 30 (3C)
Define the maximum and minimum values for S-Link SP Adjustment. multiplied by 10) Upper 30 (3C)
Comfort Control Point 0 to 40 (stored as C RO* -
This is the target temperature actually used by the control loop. multiplied by 10) (see note on
Page 13)
Comfort Tolerance 0 to 40 (stored as C R/W 4 (0.4C)
Specifies the Comfort setpoint tolerance. The controller starts the heating/cooling multiplied by 10)
process and the fan (if switched off by Fan Enabled in Comfort Mode) when the
difference between room temperature and the Comfort setpoint exceeds half the
tolerance. Heating/cooling stops at the Comfort setpoint.
Control Loop Mode 0 to 4 RO -
Shows the current mode of the controller
0 = Comfort; 1 = Economy; 2 = Night; 3 = Frost Protection; 4 = Fire Override. An
unexpected mode of 'Night' may indicate an EEPROM or temperature sensor error.
Differential 1 5 to 35 (stored as C R/W 20 (2.0C)
Sets the following (refer to the Controller Behaviour diagrams): multiplied by 10)
a) The required temperature change to cause a change in fan speed, except when
changing to speed 1 from the Comfort setpoint (this is governed by Comfort Tolerance
and the Comfort setpoint). If, for example, the differential is 1C and the fan switches to
speed 2 at 19C, the fan can change speed again only at 18C or 20C. This ensures
that the fan cannot rapidly switch on and off around 19C due to noise.
b) The temperature in excess of the Economy heating setpoint when heating and the
fan stop.
c) The temperature below the Economy cooling setpoint when cooling and the fan stop.
Disable Valve/Fan Exercise Routine 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to disable the actuator/fan exercise routine
DX Cooling Active 0 (No) /1 (Yes) RO -
Returns 1 if the DX cooling unit is currently switched on (i.e. cooling).
DX Cooling Override to On? 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to override DX cooling to on. Setting the parameter to 0 removes the override.
If no DX cooling unit is fitted, this override has no effect.
Economy Cool and Heat SP Limits 0 to 40 (stored as C RW Cool
Enables the default setpoint lower and upper limits to be altered via the network, in the multiplied by 10) Lower 210 (21C)
event that a particular controller installation would work better with different limits. Upper 350 (35C)
Heat
Lower 100 (10C)
Upper 240 (24C)
Enable Network Temperature Updates 0(No)/1(Yes) RW 0
Set to 1 to allow Sensor Temperature and Fan Speed to be updated over the network.
Refer to the Temperature Data and Fan Speed Source Selection sections on Page 4.
Fan Speed 0 to 3 RO -
Shows the current speed of the fan. This may be the value specified at an S-Link
sensor. The S-Link Auto/Manual Flag shows whether the fan speed has been
overridden at an S-Link sensor.
Fan Turn-Off Delay 0 to 100 (stored as R/W 50 (5.0 mins)
Sets the length of time that the fan remains switched on once the heater/DX cooling unit mins multiplied by
has switched off. You can prevent the fan from switching off in Comfort mode by setting 10)
Fan Enabled in Comfort Mode to 1.
Free Cooling Active 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Shows whether the controller is currently in (1) or out (0) of a free cooling routine.
Setting to 1 causes the controller to enter free cooling mode. Refer to the Free Cooling
section on Page 5.
Frost Protection Active 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) RO 0
Shows whether the controller is currently in (1) or out (0) of a frost protection routine.
Refer to the Frost Protection section on Page 4.
Frost SP 0 to 150 (stored as R/W 100 (10.0C)
Defines the temperature at which the frost protection routine starts. Refer to the Frost C multiplied by 10)
Protection section on Page 4.
Heater Active 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) RO -
Returns 1 if the electric heater is currently switched on (i.e. heating).
Heater Override to On? 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to override the heater to on. Setting the parameter to 0 removes the override.
If no heater is fitted, this override has no effect.
H/W Override 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) RO -
Shows the status of the DI1 controller input, which provides a delayed override to switch
the controller between Comfort and Economy, or Comfort and Night mode.
1 = DI1 open circuit (Economy or Night mode).
0 = DI1 closed circuit (Comfort mode).
Refer to the Economy/Night Override Inputs section on Page 5.
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H/W Ovr Time 0 to 600 Secs. R/W 0
Specifies the delay between the switch at DI1 going open-circuit and the controller
switching to Night or Economy mode. Refer to the Economy/Night Override Inputs
section on Page 5.
Network Fan Speed 0 to 3 RW 0
When the Enable Network Temperature Updates flag is set, any valid value
written to this variable will be transferred to Fan Speed, if the transfer conditions
are met. Refer to Fan Speed Source Selection section on Page 4.
Network Temperature 0 to 400 (stored R/W 65535
When Enable Network Temperature Updates flag is set, any valid value written to this as C multiplied
variable will be transferred to Sensor Temperature. After the transfer this variable is by 10)
set to 65535 while waiting for another update. Refer to the Temperature Data Source
Selection section on Page 4.
Network Update Countdown 0 to 65535 Secs RO 0
Starts counting down from Network Update Timer value when Sensor Temperature
has been updated from Network Temperature. If countdown is completed, controller
reverts to local sensors for temperature updates. Refer to the Temperature Data
Source Selection section on Page 4.
Network Update Timer 0 to 65535 Secs R/W 600
Specifies the delay allowed between successive updates of the Network Temperature
variable. Refer to the Temperature Data Source Selection section on Page 4.
Override to Economy Mode 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to override the current mode of the controller to Economy mode. This can also
be set from the Integration Controller, or following the override input (DI1/DI2) switching
to open-circuit (depending on the H/W Input Overrides to Night Mode parameter).
Setting the parameter back to 0 removes the override. Refer to Mode Priorities (Page
5) and Economy/Night Override Inputs (Page 5).
Override to Fire Mode 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to override the current mode of the controller to fire mode. This can also be set
from the Integration Controller. When in fire mode, the controller stops the fan and all
heating/cooling. Setting the parameter back to 0 removes the override. Refer to the
Mode Priorities section on Page 5.
Override to Night Mode 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to override the current mode of the controller to Night mode. This can also be
set from the Integration Controller, or following the override input (DI1/DI2) switching to
open-circuit (depending on the H/W Input Overrides to Night Mode parameter).
Preferred Temperature Source 0 (T-Type) or R/W -
If the controller is connected to both S-Link and T-Type temperature sensors, you must 1 (S-Link)
choose which of these sensors to use for temperature readings. If the preferred sensor
type is not present, the controller will automatically revert to using the alternative type
until the preferred type is reconnected.
Sensor Temperature 0 to 400 (stored as RO -
Shows the current temperature measured by the sensor connected to the controller or C multiplied by 10)
updated via the network. Temperatures above 40C register as 40C. Temperatures
below 0C register as 0C.
Setpoint Adjustment -30 to 30 (stored as RO -
Displays the adjustment value set at the DUS room sensor. The value is used to adjust C multiplied by 10)
the controllers Comfort setpoint.
S-Link Override Time 0 to 99 Minutes R/W 60
Specifies the period of time that the controller is overridden to Comfort mode when the
Override key is pressed at an appropriate S-Link sensor (see 'S-Link Sensors'
on Page 7).
S-Link SP Adjustment -40 to 40 (stored as RO* -
The value (when Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode (CSOM) is enabled) used in C multiplied by 10) (see note on
conjunction with the Comfort SP to provide the target temperature (Comfort Control Page 13)
Point). This value is limited to the range defined by the Comfort SP -ve and +ve Offset
Values.
S-Link Master Select Priority 1 (Yes) or 0 (No) RW 0
Set to 1 to give Controller priority in S-Link Master selection process.
Start Valve/Fan Exercise 0 or 1 R/W -
Set this to 1 to begin an actuator/fan exercise. The value is automatically reset when
the exercise is complete or if the mode cannot be started. Refer to the Actuator/Fan
Exercise section on Page 5.
Valve/Fan Exercise Active 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) RO 0
Shows whether the controller is currently in (1) or out (0) of a fan exercise routine.
(Derived by reading Start Valve/Fan Exercise.) Refer to the Actuator/Fan Exercise
section on Page 5.
Zero Delay H/W Override 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) RO -
Shows the status of the DI2 controller input, which provides a zero-delay override to
switch the controller between Comfort and Economy, or Comfort and Night mode.
Note: Elements with R/O* access may be written to via the network, but
should be considered as read only from a user perspective.The
controller will not prohibit writing to these elements, but in normal
operational use there should be no reason to alter their values.
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ENGINEERING\DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETERS
The following parameters are used for engineering and diagnostic purposes.
Controller Action 0 (Cooling) or RO -
This shows whether the controller is heating or cooling. It provides an alternative 1 (Heating)
method (to Controller Mode) of determining whether the controller is heating or
cooling.
Cycle Time 0 to 65535 RO -
Shows the time for the controller to perform one processing cycle. The cycle time microseconds
increases as the controller performs more processing. Typical values range from 100
to 600 microseconds.
Do Fan/Actuator Exercise 0 (button unset) or R/W 0
Setting to 172 (button set) causes a system reset. This has the same effect as 172 (button set)
disconnecting, then reapplying power to the controller.
Following a reset, the controller:
a) Initialises its timers and comms.
b) Checks the flash memory and EEPROM for errors.
c) Starts a fan exercise routine, provided that the controller was not in fire mode prior
to the reset.
Refer to the Actuator/Fan Exercise section on Page 5.
Firmware Build - RO -
Displays the build number of the firmware in the controller.
Firmware Type - RO -
Displays the name of the controller application. This is automatically derived from the
third character of the Version parameter.
Fan Timer 0 to 600 Secs. RO 300
When counting down, this shows the number of seconds that are remaining before the
fan switches off. When not counting down, this shows the value set in Fan Turn-Off
Delay.
Flash Updates 0 to 65535 RO -
Shows the number of times that the controller has been reprogrammed (i.e. has had its
flash memory erased and rewritten.
The maximum life of a flash memory is approximately 1000 writes.
Free Cooling Timer 0 to 3600 Secs. RO 3600
fan switches to its maximum speed during free cooling. When not counting down, this
shows the preset value of 3600 seconds. Refer to the Free Cooling section on Page 5.
H/W Override Timer 0 to 600 Secs. RO 0
controller switches to Economy or Night mode. When not counting down, this shows
the value set in H/W Ovr Time. Refer to the Economy/Night Override Inputs section on
Page 5.
Initialisation Mode 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) RO -
Set to 1 if the controller is performing a reset (including during a fan exercise routine
during a system reset).
Reset Count 0 to 255 R/W 0
Shows the number of times that the controller has been reset. The count is incremented
at power-up, at a watchdog timeout, when new firmware is downloaded, etc.
S-Link Auto/Manual Flag 0 or 1 RO -
This is set to 1 if the controller fan speed has been manually overridden by an S-Link
sensor when the controller is in Comfort mode. The Fan Speed parameter shows the
fan speed selected at the S-Link sensor.
S-Link Detected - - -
Same as S-Link Present.
S-Link Present 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) RO -
Returns 1 when an S-Link sensor is detected. Set to 0 if no S-Link sensor is present or
if there are communications errors to the sensor.
S-Link PSlave Mode 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) RO -
Set to 1 by the controller if it has configured itself as a slave; cleared to 0 if it is
configured as a master. Refer to the S-Link Sensor Sharing section on Page 8.
Source Error 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) RO -
If no temperature source is detected by the controller, this flag is set. The
controller will enter Night mode and flash the LED at 5Hz until a temperature
source is detected.
T-Type Detected - - -
Same as T-Type Present.
T-Type Present 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) RO -
Returns 1 if a DDU, DU or DUS sensor is connected to the controller.
Unit Name - R/W 'Unifact Pro'
Enables you to specify a name for the controller, which is stored in the controller.
Version - RO -
Displays the version of firmware in the controller. When the NCP Palm commissioning
tool connects to the controller, it reads the version number from the controller, then
loads an IBR file of the same name. The IBR file is unique to the controller application
and determines the options and fields that are displayed in NCP Palm. Refer to the
Controller Version section on Page 9.
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2-PIPE FAN COIL UNIT, AUTO CHANGE-OVER, exercise modes.
ELECTRIC HEATER AND 3-SPEED FAN CONTROL Fan-speed control (URC-51N-10X) or fan on/off control.
External override between Comfort/Night and Comfort/Economy
Possible control configurations: modes. Automatic change-over. Sensor parameter adjustments.
2-pipe heating fan coil unit, with optional electric heater. Room temperature updates via network or from sensor. Fan speed
2-pipe cooling fan coil unit, with optional electric heater. updates via network.
2-pipe heating and cooling fan coil unit with auto change-over and
optional electric heater.
This is a simple auto change-over fan coil unit (FCU) control
APPLICATION DIAGRAM
application. The FCU can be supplied with cold water for area cooling,
or hot water for area heating.
Change-Over Input Heat Electric
Exchanger Heater Fan
A change-over thermostat can be located on the water supply pipe
work to determine whether the FCU is being supplied with hot or cold
water. When the FCU is supplied with cold water (typically 15C) (DI2
is open circuit), the valve actuator opens to begin cooling when the
room temperature is too high. When the FCU is supplied with hot water
(typically 25C) (DI2 is closed circuit), the valve actuator opens to begin
heating when the room temperature is too low.
If a change-over thermostat is not used, heating or cooling mode can Valve
be overridden manually by setting the Controller Mode Override
parameter, which can also be set via the Integration Controller (e.g. Water supply
after being switched from a Sigma PC) or from an appropriate S-Link Changeover
sensor (not the MN-S1 or MN-S4-FCS sensor; see 'S-Link Sensors' thermostat
on Page 7). DDU/DU/DUS/
Controller Modes S-Link
Speed 1
The controller has three main modes: Comfort (day), Night (off) and Speed 2
Economy. Economy mode enables the room temperature to fluctuate Occupancy
Speed 3
over a wider temperature range than Comfort mode. In Night mode, the sensor UNIFACTPRO Controller
valve actuator is closed and the fan off.
The controller can be switched into any of the three modes via the
an occupancy sensor/switch connected to voltage-free input DI1. DI1
WIRING DIAGRAM
causes Economy/Night mode to be selected only if the input is
open-circuit for a specified time, which is useful for a PIR sensor.
Some S-Link sensors (MN-S2, MN-S3 and MN-S4) can be used to Valve actuator. DO4 (triac 4) actuator
1 DO4 18 L (230Vac)
open. DO3 (triac 3) actuator close
override Night or Economy mode to Comfort mode (via an Override (not used for PWM actuator). 2 DO3 19 N
230Vac
key). If S-Link Plus mode has been set, the MN-S4-FCS can perform Actuator/heater common. Terminals 3 3 24Vac
the same function using the Fan/Override key. & 4 are linked in controller. 2.4VA Max. 4 24Vac
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The controller also has fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan RL1
exercise modes. Free-cooling mode provides energy savings in

Triac 2 - Heater.
Not used.
5 DO2
6 DO1
21 Fan Speed 1 230V
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summer by using outside air to cool the building at Night.
Valve Actuator Operation
For controller networking.
7 RS 485-
8 RS 485+
RL2 22
23 Fan Speed 2
24Vac
9
9 COM 0V
In Comfort mode, the heating/cooling valve starts to open when the
8
For connection to DDU/DUS/DU 230Vac
RL3 24 +
10 15Vdc
room temperature rises/falls by more than half the Comfort Tolerance sensor (two twisted pairs). Note 4.)
25
Fan Speed 3 24Vac
value from the Comfort setpoint. The valve closes in the Comfort Change-over thermostat. 11 RPW
tolerance area, depending on the value of Integral Time. Open=Cooling, Closed=Heating 12 C

13 COM 0V
In Economy mode, the heating/cooling valve starts to open at the
14 DI2
Economy heating/Economy cooling setpoint and closes between the 230Vac
15 DI1
Economy heating and Economy cooling setpoint, depending on the WARNING -
Optional PIR or other 16 S-LK/COM 0V
value of the Integral Time parameter. occupancy switch to
S-Link
OBSERVE WIRING
sensor 17 S-LK
Electric Heater Operation select Economy/Night PRECAUTIONS
mode (open circuit to SHOWN ON PAGE 3.
The controller is able to operate an optional electric heater, which select). Leave
allows the FCU to provide heat when it is supplied with cold water (e.g. unconnected if not
required.
at the beginning or end of summer). If required, the heater can be used
as an additional source of heat when the FCU is supplied with hot water
(e.g. at times of extreme cold) by setting the Heater Configuration
parameter. Notes:
The heater switches on and off as shown in the following diagrams. 1. Screened cable is required only for network (RS 485) connections.
Fan Operation This screen must be earthed at the Integration Controller end only.
The application has three-speed fan control for the URC-51N-10X and 2. The 15V output may also be used to power a PIR, where
fan on/off control for the URC-41N-10X. appropriate (30mA max).
The fan speed in Comfort or Economy mode is based on heating 3. The controller starts a fan exercise routine when power is applied,
demand, as shown in the following diagrams. In Comfort mode, the fan provided that the previous mode of the controller was not fire
can remain permanently switched on, or can switch off after a specified mode.
delay when heating/cooling has finished. 4. DDU uses terminals 9 & 12, DU uses terminals 9, 10 & 12, DUS
Sensors uses terminals 9, 10, 11 & 12.
A DU, DUS or S-Link sensor can be used to measure room
temperature, with the DUS and some S-Link sensors also providing the
ability to adjust the controller setpoint. S-Link sensors also enable
other parameters to be changed, as described on Page 8.
Alternatively, a DDU sensor can be used if the 'room temperature' is
measured at the point where recirculated air enters the fan coil unit.
Additionally, room temperature data can be read via the network rather
than directly from a sensor; also fan speed data. See Page 4.
Available Functions
Comfort, Economy, Night, fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan
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CONTROLLER BEHAVIOUR
Comfort Mode, FCU Supplied with Cold

Water:
Comfort Tolerance (Ct)
Heating/Cooling Output
pen
100% Heater ON a lve O 90%
ng V 60%
Ct /2 Cooli 40%
20%
0
Cmft. Room Temp.
SP
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 3 2 1 0/1* 1 1 2 2 3

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 2 1 0/1* 0/1* 1 2 2 3 3
Room Temp.
Differential 3
Economy Mode, FCU Supplied with
Cold Water:
Heating/Cooling Output Differential 1

Economy Op en
100% Heater ON alve 90%
Cooling ng V 60%
Cooli 40%
Economy Heating Setpoint Setpoint 20%
0
Room Temp.
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 3 2 1 0 1 1 2 2 3

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 2 3 3
Room Temp.
Differential 3
Comfort Mode, FCU Supplied with Hot

Water: Differential 2
Comfort Tolerance/2
Heating Output 90% Heati
ng V
100% 60% a lve O
40% pen
Heater ON 20% Comfort Setpoint
0
Room Temp.
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0/1*

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 3 2 2 1 0/1*
Room Temp.
Economy Mode, FCU Supplied with

Hot Water: Differential 2
Heating Output 90% Heati

100% ng V
60% alve
40% Op en
Heater ON 20% Economy Heating Setpoint
0
Room Temp.
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 3 2 2 1 0
Room Temp.
Notes About Fan Speed:

1. Fan speeds 2 and 3 are not applicable to the URC-41N-10X. Instead, fan speed 1 is used in all cases where fan speeds
2 and 3 are shown in the diagrams.
2. At system startup, the controller assumes the lower of the two fan speeds specified for each band.
3. The fan remains switched on for a specified period before switching off.
*Fan can be set to remain permanently on using the Fan Enabled In Comfort Mode parameter.
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However, to make the controller fully operational, it may only be necessary to set the controller's address in the Subnet and Node parameters,
and to check Pulse-Pair Stroke Time or PWM Cycle Time. In this default case, the controller operates in Comfort mode, uses 3-speed fan
control, uses no hardware inputs or electric heater and expects a change-over thermostat, a pulsed-pair actuator and a DDU/DU/DUS
temperature sensor (if S-Link is not being used).
Node 1 to 127 R/W 1
error.
This parameter determines the mode that the controller switches to when the DI1 input
is open-circuited. Set to 1 if you want the controller to switch to Night mode, or to 0 if
you want the controller to switch to Economy mode. Refer to the Economy/Night
Set to zero to allow the fan to switch off after heating/cooling has stopped in Comfort
mode. The fan switches off after the time period specified by Fan Turn-Off Delay. Set
to 1 to keep the fan running.
adjustments made at the controller to be recognised by the controller. If you set this
Comfort setpoint (Comfort SP + Setpoint Adjustment) and Comfort Tolerance 10)
determine when heating/cooling begins/stops in Comfort mode. The fan may also stop
depending on Fan Enabled in Comfort Mode. The value also affects free cooling
mode; refer to the Free Cooling section on Page 5.
Economy mode. 10)
Economy mode. 10)
disabled.
Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) R/W 1
Pulsed-Pair Stroke Time 1 to 600 seconds R/W 150
This specifies the stroke time of the pulse-pair actuator. This setting is relevant only if
a pulse-pair valve actuator is being used, as specified by Actuator Type.
PWM Cycle Time 1 to 600 seconds R/W 150
This specifies the pulse time required for 100% opening of the pulse-width modulated
actuator. This setting is relevant only if a PWM valve actuator is being used, as
specified by Actuator Type.
Actuator Type 0 (PWM or R/W 1
Specifies the type of valve actuator being used. 0 selects a Pulse Width Modulated 1 (Pulsed-pair)
(PWM) actuator, e.g. AVX7251 (wax-filled). 1 selects a pulsed pair driven actuator such
as the AVU and AVUX.
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Heater Installed 0 (No) R/W 0
Set to 1 (Yes) if an electric heater is being used. 1 (Yes)
Heater Configuration 0 (Config A) or R/W 0
This setting is relevant only if an electric heater is being used, as specified by Heater 1 (Config B)
Installed. Set to 0 (Config A) if you do not want to use an electric heater for an additional
heat source when the FCU is supplied with hot water. Set to 1 (Config B) if you want to
use the electric heater as an additional heat source when the FCU is supplied with hot
water. In both cases, the electric heater is used if there is heating demand when the
FCU is supplied with cold water.
Controller Mode Override 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set this to 1 (Yes) if a change-over thermostat is not being used and you want to force
the controller to operate in heating mode. If set to 0, the controller determines whether
hot or cold water is present using the change-over thermostat. If the controller is
required only to cool, set to 0 and leave the DI2 input open circuit. Refer to the
Controller Behaviour diagrams.

The lower and upper S-Link sensor setpoint limits defined dynamically by the Comfort multiplied by 10) (see note Upper 300 (30C)
SP -ve and +ve Offset Values when in Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode, otherwise the on Page 20)
This is the target temperature actually used by the control loop. multiplied by 10) (see note
on Page 20)
tolerance.
Cooling Actuator Pos. 0 to 100% RO 0
Shows the amount by which the valve actuator is open when the FCU is being used for
cooling, as a percentage of fully open.
This setting is relevant only if an electric heater is being used. It specifies the multiplied by 10)
temperature in excess of the Economy heating setpoint when heating and the fan stop
(refer to the Controller Behaviour diagrams).
Differential 2 0 to 100% R/W 15%
This setting is relevant only if an electric heater is being used. It specifies the required
control loop change to cause the electric heater to switch off when it is used as an
additional heating source (refer to the Controller Behaviour diagrams).
This setting is relevant only if an electric heater is being used (refer to the Controller multiplied by 10)
Behaviour diagrams). It specifies the required temperature change to cause a change
in fan speed when the electric heater is in use and the only source of heat, except when
changing to speed 1 from the Comfort setpoint (this is governed by Comfort Tolerance
and the Comfort setpoint).
If, for example, the differential is 1C and the fan switches to speed 2 at 19C, the fan
can change speed again only at 18C or 20C. This ensures that the fan cannot rapidly
switch on and off around 19C due to noise.
Heat
Lower 100 (10C)
Upper 240 (24C)
Sets the length of time that the fan remains switched on once heating/cooling finishes. mins multiplied by
You can prevent the fan from switching off in Comfort mode by setting Fan Enabled in 10)
Comfort Mode to 1.
section on Page 5.
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Heater Active 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) RO 0
Set to 1 to override the electric heater to on. Setting the parameter to 0 removes the
override. If no electric heater is fitted, as specified by the Heater Installed parameter,
this override has no effect.
Heating Actuator Pos. 0 to 100% RO 0
Shows the amount by which the valve actuator is open when the FCU is being used for
heating, as a percentage of fully open.
section on Page 5.
Integral Time 1 to 250. R/W 30 (600 seconds)
In a typical building, there is no need to change this value. If required, refer to the (stored value
Proportional Band and Integral Time section on Page 6. represents a 20th of
required value.)
Output Limit 0 to 100% R/W 100
Specifies a limit for the valve actuator position (100% = no limit). The Integration
Controller may be set up to adjust this value, depending on the outside air temperature.
The output is not limited during a frost protection routine.
Override Enable 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) R/W 0
Set to 1 to override the valve actuator position to the value specified in Valve Pos
Override.
be set from the Integration Controller, or following the override input (DI1) switching to
set from the Integration Controller, or following the override input (DI1) switching to
Proportional Band 1 to 99C R/W 5
In a typical building, there is no need to change this value. If required, refer to the
Proportional Band and Integral Time section on Page 6.
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S-Link Override Time 0 to 99 Minutes. R/W 60
Override key is pressed at the S-Link sensor.
The value (when Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode (CSOM) is enabled) used in C multiplied by 10) (see note
conjunction with the Comfort SP to provide the target temperature (Comfort Control on Page 20)
Point). This value is limited to the range defined by the Comfort SP -ve and +ve Offset
Values.
Thermostat Status 0 (Open) or RO -
Shows whether the change-over thermostat has its contacts open (0, cold water 1 (Closed)
supplied to FCU) or closed (1, hot water supplied to FCU).
Valve Pos Override 0 to 100% R/W 0
Use this to override the valve actuator to the specified position (100% = fully open). The
valve actuator position is overridden to this value only when Override Enable is set to
1 (Yes).
Shows whether the controller is currently in (1) or out (0) of an actuator/fan exercise
routine. (Derived by reading Start Valve/Fan Exercise.) Refer to the Actuator/Fan
Note: Elements with R/O* access may be written to via the network, but should be considered as read only from a user perspective. The controller
will not prohibit writing to these elements, but in normal operational use there should be no reason to alter their values.
ENGINEERING/DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETERS
cooling.
Cooling Actuator Op. 0 = Stopped RO -
Shows the current status of the actuator when the FCU is being used for cooling.For 1 = Incrementing (Pulsed
PWM actuators, 0 is used when the actuator is at 0%, or during the space phase of the Pair & PWM)
PWM signal when the actuator is held in position. 130 is used during the mark phase 2 = Decrementing
of the PWM signal when the actuator is held in position. (Pulsed Pair only)
64 = Decrementing (PWM
only)
130 = Stopped (PWM only)
Do Fan/ Actuator Exercise 0 (button unset) or 172 R/W 0
Setting to 172 (button set) causes a system reset. This has the same effect as (button set)
c) Starts an actuator/fan exercise routine, provided that the controller was not in fire
mode prior to the reset.
Delay.
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Heating Actuator Op. 0 = Stopped RO -
Shows the current status of the heating valve actuator.For PWM actuators, 0 is used 1 = Incrementing (Pulsed
when the actuator is at 0%, or during the space phase of the PWM signal when the Pair & PWM)
actuator is held in position. 130 is used during the mark phase of the PWM signal when 2 = Decrementing
the actuator is held in position. (Pulsed Pair only)
64 = Decrementing (PWM
only)
130 = Stopped (PWM only)
Page 5.
Set to 1 if the controller is performing a reset (including during an actuator/fan exercise
routine during a system reset).
Loop Output 0 to 100% RO -
Shows the current output of the control algorithm. Cooling Actuator Pos. or Heating
Actuator Pos. should increment/decrement to reach the Loop Output.
Overrun Timer 0 to 60 Secs. RO 60
When the actuator reaches 0% or 100%, the controller continues to drive the actuator
for 60 seconds to ensure that it is fully closed/open. Overrun Timer displays the length
of time remaining during this period.
Reset Count 0 to 255 R/W -
source is detected.
Returns 1 if a DU, DUS or DDU sensor is connected to the controller.
Version - RO -
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4-PIPE FAN COIL UNIT, ELECTRIC HEATER AND 3-SPEED FAN CONTROL
This is a 4-pipe fan coil unit (FCU) control application, with separate
heating and cooling units and an optional electric heater. The FCU APPLICATION DIAGRAM
electric heater is used as an auxiliary heat source when the heating coil
cannot supply enough heat.
Electric
Controller Modes Heating Cooling Heater Fan
The controller has three main modes: Comfort (day), Night (off) and
Economy. Economy mode enables the room temperature to fluctuate
over a wider temperature range than Comfort mode. In Night mode, the
valve actuators are closed and the fan off.
between Comfort and Economy, or Comfort and Night mode (as Valve
selected by the H/W Input Overrides to Night Mode parameter) using Hot water
supply
Cold water
DI2. DI1 causes Economy/Night mode to be selected only if the input supply
Some S-Link sensors (MN-S2, MN-S3 and MN-S4) can be used to DDU/DU/DUS/
override Night or Economy mode to Comfort mode (via an Override S-Link
key). If S-Link Plus mode has been set, the MN-S4-FCS can perform
Speed 1
the same function using the Fan/Override key. Speed 2
The controller also has fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan Occupancy
exercise modes. Free-cooling mode provides energy savings in sensor UNIFACTPRO Controller
summer by using outside air to cool the building at Night.
Valve Actuator Operation
In Comfort mode, the heating/cooling valve starts to open when the
room temperature rises/falls by more than half the Comfort Tolerance
value from the Comfort setpoint. The valve closes in the Comfort
tolerance area, depending on the value of the Integral Time WIRING DIAGRAM
parameter.
Cooling valve actuator. DO4 (triac 4)
In Economy mode, the heating/cooling valve starts to open at the actuator open. DO3 (triac 3) actuator
1 DO4 18 L (230Vac)
N
Economy heating/Economy cooling setpoint and closes between the close (not used for PWM actuator). 2 DO3 19
230Vac
Economy heating and Economy cooling setpoint, depending on the 3 24Vac
Actuator common. 2.4VA Max.
value of the Integral Time parameter. 4 24Vac
Heating valve actuator. DO2 (triac 2) RL1 20
Fan Operation actuator open. DO1 (triac 1) actuator
close (not used for PWM actuator).
5 DO2
6 DO1
21 Fan Speed 1 230V
9
For the URC-51N-10X, the application has 3-speed fan control if the
heater is not used, and 2-speed fan control if the heater is used. The For controller networking.
7 RS 485-
8 RS 485+
RL2 22
23 Fan Speed 2
24Vac
9
URC-41N-10X has on/off fan control only.
For connection to DDU/DUS/DU 9 COM 0V
8
230Vac
The fan speed in Comfort or Economy mode is based on heating sensor (two twisted pairs). (See 10 15Vdc
RL3 24 Optional Heater +
demand, as shown in the following diagrams. In Comfort mode, the fan Note 4.). 25 or
Fan Speed 3
24Vac
11 RPW
can remain permanently switched on, or can switch off after a specified Zero-delay occupancy or window switch. 12 C
delay when heating/cooling has finished.
13 COM 0V
Sensors 14 DI2 230Vac
A DU, DUS or S-Link sensor can be used to measure room 15 DI1
WARNING -
temperature, with the DUS and some S-Link sensors also providing the Optional PIR or other
S-Link 16 S-LK/COM 0V
occupancy switch to OBSERVE WIRING
ability to adjust the controller setpoint. S-Link sensors also enable select Economy/Night
sensor 17 S-LK PRECAUTIONS
other parameters to be changed, as described on Page 8. mode (open circuit to SHOWN ON PAGE 3.
Alternatively, a DDU sensor can be used if the 'room temperature' is select). Leave
measured at the point where recirculated air enters the fan coil unit. unconnected if not Relay 3 used for optional
required. heater or fan speed 3.
Additionally, room temperature data can be read via the network rather
than directly from a sensor; also fan speed data. See Page 4.
Available Functions
Comfort, Economy, Night, fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan Notes:
exercise modes. 1. Screened cable is required only for network (RS 485) connections.
Fan-speed control (URC-51N-10X) or fan on/off control. This screen must be earthed at the Integration Controller end only.
External override between Comfort/Night and Comfort/Economy 2. The 15V output may also be used to power a PIR, where
modes. appropriate (30mA max).
Sensor parameter adjustments.
Room temperature updates via network or from sensor. Fan speed 3. The controller starts a fan exercise routine when power is applied,
updates via network. provided that the previous mode of the controller was not fire
mode.
4. DDU uses terminals 9 & 12, DU uses terminals 9, 10 & 12, DUS
uses terminals 9, 10, 11 & 12.
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Comfort Mode:
Differential 2
Heating/Cooling Output 90% Heati Ct /2 Ct /2

ng V Open 90%
100% alve alve 60%
60% Open ng V
40% Cooli 40%
Heater ON 20% 20%
0
Cmft. Room Temp.
SP
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0/1* 0/1* 1 1 2 2 3

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 3 2 2 1 0/1* 0/1* 1 2 2 3 3
Room Temp.
Economy Mode:
Differential 2
Heating/Cooling Output 90% Heati Economy Economy

ng V Open 90%
100% alve Heating Cooling alve 60%
60% Open ng V
40% Setpoint Setpoint Cooli 40%
Heater ON 20% 20%
0
Room Temp.
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 3

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 3 2 2 1 0 1 2 2 3 3
Room Temp.

1. Fan speeds 2 and 3 are not applicable to the URC-41N-10X. Instead, fan speed 1 is used in all cases
where fan speeds 2 and 3 are shown in the diagrams.
However, to make the controller fully operational, it may only be necessary to set the controller's address in the Subnet and Node parameters,
and to check Pulse Width Stroke Time or PWM Cycle Time. In this default case, the controller operates in Comfort mode, uses 3-speed fan
control, uses no hardware inputs or electric heater and expects pulsed pair actuators and a DDU/DU/DUS temperature sensor (if no S-Link is
used).
Node 1 to 127 R/W 1
error.
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determine when heating/cooling begins/stops in Comfort mode. The fan may also stop
depending on Fan Enabled in Comfort Mode. The value also affects free cooling
mode; refer to the Free Cooling section on Page 5.
Economy mode. 10)
Economy mode. 10)
Two/three-speed fan control = 3 (URC-51N-10X only).
disabled.
Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode 0 (No) / 1 (Yes) R/W 1
Pulsed-PairStroke Time 1 to 600 seconds R/W 150
actuator. This setting is relevant only if a PWM valve actuator is being used, as
specified by Actuator Type.
Heater Installed 0 (No) R/W 0
Set to 1 (Yes) if an electric heater is being used. 1 (Yes)

on Page 26)
tolerance.
Cooling Actuator Pos. 0 to 100% RO 0
Shows the amount by which the cooling valve actuator is open, as a percentage of fully
open.
Differential 2 0 to 100% R/W 15%
This setting is relevant only if an electric heater is being used. It specifies the required
control loop change to cause the electric heater to switch off when it is used as an
additional heating source (refer to the Controller Behaviour diagrams).
24
Heat
Lower 100 (10C)
Upper 240 (24C)
Sets the length of time that the fan remains switched on once heating/cooling finishes. mins multiplied by
You can prevent the fan from switching off in Comfort mode by setting Fan Enabled in 10)
Comfort Mode to 1.
section on Page 5.
Heater Active 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) RO 0
Set to 1 to override the electric heater to on. Setting the parameter to 0 removes the
override. If no electric heater is fitted, as specified by the Heater Installed parameter,
this override has no effect.
Heating Actuator Pos. 0 to 100% RO 0
Shows the amount by which the heating valve actuator is open, as a percentage of fully
open.
section on Page 5.
required value.)
Specifies a limit for each valve actuator position (100% = no limit). The Integration
Controller may be set up to adjust this value, depending on the outside air temperature.
The output is not limited during a frost protection routine.
Set to 1 to override the valve actuator position to the value specified in Valve Pos
Override.
25
Preferred Temperature Source 0 (T-Type) or 1 R/W -
If the controller is connected to both S-Link and T-Type temperature sensors, you must (S-Link)
S-Link Override Time 0 to 99 Minutes R/W 60
Override key is pressed at an appropriate S-Link sensor (see 'S-Link Sensors' on
Page 7).
Point).
This value is limited to the range defined by the Comfort SP -ve and +ve Offset
Values.
Valve Pos Override 0 to 100% R/W 0
Use this to override the valve actuator to the specified position (100% = fully open). The
cooling valve is overridden if Controller Action is Cooling (0). The heating valve is
overridden if Controller Action is Heating (1). The valve position is overridden to this
value only when Override Enable is set to 1 (Yes).
Note: Elements with R/O* access may be written to via the network, but controller will not prohibit writing to these elements, but in normal
should be considered as read only from a user perspective.The operational use there should be no reason to alter their values.
ENGINEERING/DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETERS
cooling.
Cooling Actuator Op. 0 = Stopped RO 0
Shows the current status of the actuator when the FCU is being used for cooling. For 1 = Incrementing
PWM actuators, 0 is used when the actuator is at 0%, or during the space phase of the (Pulsed Pair & PWM)
PWM signal when the actuator is held in position. 130 is used during the mark phase 2 = Decrementing
of the PWM signal when the actuator is held in position. (Pulsed Pair only)
64 = Decrementing
(PWM only)
130 = Stopped (PWM
only)
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Do Fan/ Actuator Exercise 0 (button unset) or R/W 0
Delay.
Heating Actuator Op. 0 = Stopped RO 0
Shows the current status of the heating valve actuator.For PWM actuators, 0 is used 1 = Incrementing
when the actuator is at 0%, or during the space phase of the PWM signal when the (Pulsed Pair & PWM)
actuator is held in position. 130 is used during the mark phase of the PWM signal when 2 = Decrementing
the actuator is held in position. (Pulsed-Pair only)
64 = Decrementing
(PWM only)
130 = Stopped (PWM
only)
Page 5.
Loop Output 0 to 100% RO 0
Shows the current output of the control algorithm. Cooling Actuator Pos. or Heating
Actuator Pos. should increment/decrement to reach the Loop Output.
source is detected.
Version - RO -
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4-PIPE FAN COIL UNIT, WITH AIR-SIDE CONTROL AND 3-SPEED FAN CONTROL
This is a 4-pipe fan coil unit (FCU) control application, with separate
heating and cooling units and heating/cooling determined by altering APPLICATION DIAGRAM
the angle of the damper. The damper alters the flow of air past the
heating and cooling units and therefore affects the amount of Hot water supply
heating/cooling that takes place.
Controller Modes
Heating
The controller has three main modes: Comfort (day), Night (off) and
Economy. Economy mode enables the room temperature to fluctuate Fan
over a wider temperature range than Comfort mode. In Night mode, the
damper is at the neutral (50%) position and the fan off. Damper
Integration Controller. Alternatively, the controller can be switched Cooling
DI2. DI1 causes Economy/Night mode to be selected only if the input Cold water supply
Some S-Link sensors (MN-S2, MN-S3 and MN-S4) can be used to
override Night or Economy mode to Comfort mode (via an Override
key). If S-Link Plus mode has been set, the MN-S4-FCS can perform
the same function using the Fan/Override key. DDU/DU/DUS/
S-Link
The controller also has fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan Speed 1
exercise modes. Free-cooling mode provides energy savings in Speed 2
summer by using outside air to cool the building at Night. Speed 3
Occupancy
Damper Operation sensor UNIFACTPRO Controller
In Comfort mode, the damper starts to move from its neutral position
when the room temperature rises/falls by more than half the Comfort
Tolerance value from the Comfort setpoint. The damper returns to its
neutral position within the Comfort tolerance area, depending on the
value of the Integral Time parameter.
In Economy mode, the damper starts to move from its neutral position WIRING DIAGRAM
at the Economy heating/Economy cooling setpoint and returns to its Damper actuator. DO4 (triac 4) to
neutral position between the Economy heating and Economy cooling move actuator towards 100%. DO3 1 DO4 18 L (230Vac)
setpoint, depending on the value of the Integral Time parameter. (triac 3) to move actuator towards 2 DO3 19 N
0% (not used for PWM actuator). 230Vac
3 24Vac
Fan Operation Actuator common. 2.4VA Max.
4 24Vac
The application has three-speed fan control for the URC-51N-10X and RL1 20
fan on/off control for the URC-41N-10X. Not used.
5 DO2
6 DO1
21 Fan Speed 1 230V
9
The fan speed in Comfort or Economy mode is based on heating
demand, as shown in the following diagrams. In Comfort mode, the fan
For controller
networking.
7 RS 485-
8 RS 485+
RL2 22
23 Fan Speed 2
24Vac
9
can remain permanently switched on, or can switch off after a specified
For connection to 9 COM 0V
8
230Vac
delay when heating/cooling has finished. DDU/DUS/DU sensor (two RL3 24 +
10 15Vdc
twisted pairs). (See Note 3.) Fan Speed 3 24Vac
Sensors 11 RPW
25
Zero-delay occupancy or window
A DU, DUS or S-Link sensor can be used to measure room switch. 12 C
temperature, with the DUS and some S-Link sensors also providing the 13 COM 0V
ability to adjust the controller setpoint. S-Link sensors also enable 14 DI2 230Vac
other parameters to be changed, as described on Page 8. 15 DI1
Alternatively, a DDU sensor can be used if the 'room temperature' is WARNING -
Optional PIR or other S-Link 16 S-LK/COM 0V
measured at the point where recirculated air enters the fan coil unit. occupancy switch to sensor
OBSERVE WIRING
select Economy/Night
17 S-LK PRECAUTIONS
Additionally, room temperature data can be read via the network rather mode (open circuit to SHOWN ON PAGE 3.
than directly from a sensor; also fan speed data. See Page 4. select). Leave
unconnected if not
Available Functions required.
Comfort, Economy, Night, fire, frost protection, free cooling and fan
exercise modes.
Fan-speed control (URC-51N-10X) or fan on/off control.
Notes:
External override between Comfort/Night and Comfort/Economy
1. Screened cable is required only for network (RS 485) connections.
modes.
This screen must be earthed at the Integration Controller end only.
Sensor parameter adjustments. The 15V output may also be used to power a PIR, where
Room temperature updates via network or from sensor. Fan speed appropriate (30mA max).
updates via network. 2. The controller starts a fan exercise routine when power is applied,
provided that the previous mode of the controller was not fire
mode.
3. DDU uses terminals 9 & 12, DU uses terminals 9, 10 & 12, DUS
uses terminals 9, 10, 11 & 12.
28
Comfort Mode:
Actuator Position Ct /2 Ct /2
ng 90%
100% Cooli 60%
40%
20%
50%
Cmft. Room Temp.
ng 20%
Heati 40% SP
60%
0% 90%
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0/1* 1 1 2 2 3

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 3 2 2 1 0/1* 1 2 2 3 3
Room Temp.
Actuator Position Economy Economy

ng
Cooli 60%
90%
100% Heating Cooling
Setpoint Setpoint 40%
20%
50%
Room Temp.
ng 20%
Heati 40%
60%
0% 90%
Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 3

Fan speed as temp. decreases: 3 3 2 2 1 0 1 2 2 3 3
Room Temp.

1. Fan speeds 2 and 3 are not applicable to the URC-41N-10X. Instead, fan speed 1 is used in all
cases where fan speeds 2 and 3 are shown in the diagrams.
However, to make the controller fully operational, it may only be necessary to set the controller's address in the Subnet and Node parameters
and to check Pulse-Pair or PWM Cycle Time. In this default case, the controller operates in Comfort mode, uses 3-speed fan control, uses no
hardware inputs and expects a pulsed-pair actuator and a DDU/DU/DUS temperature sensor (if S-Link is not used).
Node 1 to 127 R/W 1
error.
29
determine when heating/cooling begins/stops in Comfort mode (i.e. when the damper
starts to move from its neutral position). The fan may also stop depending on Fan
Enabled in Comfort Mode. The value also affects free cooling mode; refer to the Free
Cooling section on Page 5.
Economy mode. 10)
Economy mode. 10)
disabled.
Comfort Setpoint Offset Mode 0 (No) or 1 (Yes) R/W 1
Pulsed-Pair Stroke Time 1 to 600 seconds R/W 150
actuator. This setting is relevant only if a PWM actuator is being used, as specified by
Actuator Type.

the particular application, or to change or view the operation of the controller from the Integration Controller(e.g. to set the controller into fire mode
following a fire alarm).
on Page 32)
tolerance.
Damper Op. 0 = Stopped RO 0
Shows the current status of the damper actuator. 1 = Incrementing
(Pulsed Pair & PWM)
For PWM actuators, 0 is used when the actuator is at 0%, or during the space phase of 2 = Decrementing
the PWM signal when the actuator is held in position. 130 is used during the mark (Pulsed-Pair only)
phase of the PWM signal when the actuator is held in position. 64 = Decrementing
(PWM only)
130 = Stopped (PWM
only)
30
Damper Pos Override 0 to 100% R/W 0
Use this to override the actuator to the specified position (100% = fully open). The
actuator position is overridden to this value only when Override Enable is set to 1 (Yes).
Damper Pos. 0 to 100% RO 0
Shows the damper actuator position, as a percentage of fully open. 50% is the neutral
position.
Heat
Lower 100 (10C)
Upper 240 (24C)
Sets the length of time that the fan remains switched on once heating/cooling finishes mins multiplied by
(i.e. when the actuator returns to its 50% position). You can prevent the fan from 10)
switching off in Comfort mode by setting Fan Enabled in Comfort Mode to 1.
section on Page 5.
section on Page 5.
required value.)
Specifies a limit for the loop output (100% = no limit). The Integration Controller may be
set up to adjust this value, depending on the outside air temperature. The output is not
limited during a frost protection routine.
Set to 1 to override the actuator position to the value specified in Damper Pos Override.
31
from the Integration Controller. When in fire mode, the controller stops the fan and
returns the actuator to its neutral (50%) position. Setting the parameter back to 0
removes the override. Refer to the Mode Priorities section (Page 5).
S-Link Override Time 0 to 99 Minutes. R/W 60
Override key is pressed at an appropriate S-Link sensor (see 'S-Link Sensors'
on Page 7).
Point).
This value is limited to the range defined by the Comfort SP -ve and +ve Offset
Values.
Note: Elements with R/O* access may be written to via the network, but should be considered as read only from a user perspective. The controller
will not prohibit writing to these elements, but in normal operational use there should be no reason to alter their values.
ENGINEERING\DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETERS
The following parameters are used for engineering and diagnostic purposes..
cooling.
Do Fan/ Actuator Exercise 0 (button unset) or 0
Delay.
Firmware Build RO
32
This is not relevant for the air-side application.
Page 5.
Loop Output 0 to 100% RO 0
Shows the current output of the control algorithm. The damper position moves linearly
with loop output. When the loop output is 0%, the damper position is at 50% open.
When cooling and the loop output is 100%, the damper is fully open. When heating and
the loop output is 100%, the damper is fully closed.
S-Link Detected - -
If no temperature source is detected by the controller, this flag is set. The controller will
enter Night mode and flash the LED at 5Hz until a temperature source is detected.
Version - RO -
33
WARNINGS -
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD. REMOVE ALL POWER FROM BOTH
THE CONTROLLER AND RELAY OUTPUTS BEFORE MAKING
TERMINATIONS.
THIS DEVICE OPERATES AT 230Vac. LOCAL WIRING REGULATIONS
AND USUAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MUST BE OBSERVED. DO NOT
EXCEED RATED VOLTAGES.
WIRING PRECAUTIONS SHOWN ON PAGE 3 MUST BE OBSERVED.
ALL RELAY OUTPUTS MUST USE A COMMON VOLTAGE I.E. 230Vac
OR 24Vac. DO NOT MIX VOLTAGES. THIS IS REQUIRED TO PREVENT
THE POSSIBILITY OF FLASHOVER FROM 230Vac TO 24Vac.
ALL RELAY OUTPUTS MUST USE A COMMON PHASE. DO NOT MIX
PHASES. THIS IS REQUIRED TO PREVENT FLASHOVER BETWEEN
DIFFERENT MAINS PHASES.
TO AVOID POSSIBLE CONTACT WITH MAINS VOLTAGES, WHEN
WIRING IS COMPLETE, ENSURE THAT THE TERMINAL SHROUD IS
CORRECTLY FITTED AND THAT THE MAINS AND RELAY TERMINALS
ARE COVERED.
Do not apply any mains or other voltages until the wiring is complete
and has been checked by a qualified technician.
Allow enough clearance around the controller to accommodate
programming tools and cables (75mm at top and bottom and 100mm
at the right hand side).
Ensure that Terminal 13 (COM 0V) is securely connected to Earth.
If any equipment covers have to be removed during the installation
of this equipment, ensure that they are refitted after installation to
comply with UL and CE safety requirements.
Do not exceed maximum ambient temperature.
Interference with parts under sealed covers invalidates guarantee.
Design and performance of Schneider Electric equipment is subject
to improvement and therefore liable to alteration without notice.
Information is given for guidance only and Schneider Electric does
not accept responsibility for the selection and installation of its
products unless information has been given by the Company in
writing relating to a specific application.
A periodic system and tuning check of the control system is
recommended. Please contact your local sales office for details.
On October 1st, 2009, TAC became the Buildings business of its parent company Schneider Electric. This document reflects the visual identity of Schneider Electric,
however there remains references to TAC as a corporate brand in the body copy. As each document is updated, the body copy will be changed to reflect appropriate
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WIRING AND COMMISSIONING INFORMATION FOR

UNIFACT PRO TERMINAL UNIT CONTROLLER

LOCATION 6. Set up the appropriate controller parameters, including the subnet

For controller networking (NCP).

TYPICAL SIGMA SYSTEM DIAGRAM

UNC 532 Additional System

UNIFACTPRO Controllers (up to 80) NCP RS 485 Network

S-Link Sensor DU/DUS/DDU Sensor

S-LINK COMMUNICATION WIRING DIAGRAM

The controller must be located as far away as possible (150mm

Speed as temp. increases: 3 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 3

exercise modes. Free-cooling mode provides energy savings in

tolerance area, depending on the value of Integral Time. Open=Cooling, Closed=Heating 12 C

Comfort Mode, FCU Supplied with Cold

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 3 2 1 0/1* 1 1 2 2 3

Heating/Cooling Output Differential 1

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 3 2 1 0 1 1 2 2 3

Comfort Mode, FCU Supplied with Hot

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0/1*

Economy Mode, FCU Supplied with

Heating Output 90% Heati

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0

Notes About Fan Speed:

Advanced Setup Parameters

Heating/Cooling Output 90% Heati Ct /2 Ct /2

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0/1* 0/1* 1 1 2 2 3

Heating/Cooling Output 90% Heati Economy Economy

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 3

Notes About Fan Speed:

Advanced Setup Parameters

Comfort Tolerance (Ct)

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0/1* 1 1 2 2 3

Actuator Position Economy Economy

Fan speed as temp. increases: 3 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 3

Notes About Fan Speed:

Advanced Setup Parameters

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