Fan setup, Humidity setup, Motion sensor setup – KMC Controls FlexStat Operation Guide User Manual

Page 8: Fan setup humidity setup motion sensor setup

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FlexStat

8

Operation Guide, Rev. R

When BAC-1xxxxx models have an application with

the CO

2

sensor AND the modulating economizer

option enabled, menu items for DCV (Demand

Control Ventilation) will appear. For information

about the DCV options, see

(Advanced) CO2 Sensor

(and DCV) on page 11

.

Fan Setup

FAN SETUP

SPEEDS:

OFF DELAY (SECS): 180
UNOCC: AUTO
OCC: AUTO
HTG FAN: AUTO

CONSTANT SPEED

For heating applications, Heating Fan is set to Auto

by default but can be disabled if needed (such as for

an FCU that is factory wired to run at a fixed speed

or for a baseboard heater without a fan). The Heating

Fan selection is only available when the application

supports heating and either Occupied fan or Unoc-

cupied fan is set to Auto.
NOTE: For a Fan Fail Alarm, see

Sensor Setup on

page 9

and

Alarms on page 23

.

Humidity Setup

HUMIDITY SETUP

DEHUMIDIFICATION

HUMIDIFICATION

DEHUMIDIFICATION

DEHUM:

ENABLE

NOTE: If a dehumidification option is enabled, the

Space Humidity Alarm will also be enabled.

See

Alarms on page 23

.

NOTE: To see the dehumidification option in the

Additional Setup menu for a Heat Pump

application, select an Aux. Heat option

other than None (the default).

Motion Sensor Setup

MOTION SENSOR

OCC OVERRIDE:

STATE: OCCUPIED
STANDBY: DISABLE
—OFFSET: 3° F
—TIMER (MINS): 30

ENABLE

A motion/occupancy sensor may be enabled (the

default) to trigger occupancy override (enabled by

default, but only functional during scheduled off

times) and occupancy standby in relation to the

scheduled on and off times. (See the chart.)
During scheduled OFF (unoccupied) times,

temperature is controlled according to the setting of

the appropriate heat or cool setback (see

Setpoints

on page 25

). Occupancy override (for 1 hour as a

default) starts when the sensor detects motion.

Temperature will start being controlled according

to the appropriate setpoint. Occupancy override will

end (with the default setting) 1 hour after motion

was last detected. The length of occupancy override

is configurable in the System menu. See

System

Modes on page 25

.

During scheduled ON (occupied) times, temperature

is controlled according to the setting of the appro-

priate heat or cool setpoint. If enabled, occupancy

standby sets the temperature back or up (according

to the heating/cooling mode) by the Offset amount

when no motion is detected for the Timer amount (30

minutes by default). The normal setpoint is restored

when motion is detected twice (to reduce false detec-

tions) within three minutes.
NOTE: Occupancy standby, when activated, lets

the temperature go down or up (according

to the relevant mode) by the Offset amount

(3° by default), not the Setback setting in the

Setpoints menu (which usually has a larger

temperature differential meant for a longer

off time).

NOTE: When the

Advanced DCV mode is selected,

Standby is enabled by default and when

reverting from Standby back to Occupied

mode, the setpoint is restored by 1° every

15 minutes—to further conserve energy

according to the guidelines by Portland

Energy Conservation, Inc. (PECI). In

Basic or Standard DCV mode or no DCV

is selected, the setpoint value is restored

by the full amount immediately when

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