General instructions, Point addresses, Wcc iii technical guide 1-8 – WattMaster WM-WCC3-TGD-01B User Manual

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1. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

WCC III Technical Guide

1-8

Point Addresses

A Point Address uniquely identifi es a point within the WCC
III system. All point addresses have an associated “analog” or
“binary” value. The term “analog” simply means a value which
is represented by a number (such as room temperature, duct static
pressure, etc.). The term “binary” means the value is represented
by one of two conditions, ON or OFF. An input is a signal sent
to the WCC III system, and an output is sent from the WCC III
system. Therefore, room temperature is an analog input, fan status
is a binary input, and controlling a fan relay is a binary output.

In addition to the inputs and outputs that are wired to the SAT III
controllers, there are several software point addresses within the
system. For example, the WCC III system has 128 week schedules.
This means that separate day/night schedules can be assigned to
128 different areas of the building.

For example, assume that you have three different areas in a
building that have different schedules as shown in the following
table.

Area

Occupied Time

Week Schedule #1

1st Floor West

8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M-F

Week Schedule #2

1st Floor East

7:00 am - 7:00 pm, M-F

Week Schedule #3

2nd Floor

9:00 am - 4:00 pm, M-Th

Week Schedule #1 is named W1, and the value of W1 will be On
between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, etc.

The Name column in the table that follows is the name that you
should use when specifying a point address to the system. The “n”
is where a “point number” for the point address is to be entered.

Table of Point Addresses

Name

Description

Value

Cn

Comparator (See analog input

screen binary setpoint)

On/Off

An

Analog Inputs

Analog

Pn

Analog Outputs

Analog

KnH

Control Outputs

(H Contacts)

On/Off

KnC

Control Outputs

(C Contacts)

On/Off

RnA

Data Registers (a)

Analog

Name

Description

Value

RnB

Data Registers (b)

Analog

TnR

Trend Logging Run Time

Analog

TnC

Trend Logging Change of State

None

TnA

Trend Logging Analog Trend

None

TnP

Trend Logging Analog Peak

None

Ln

Logical Input

On/Off

Wn

Week Schedules

On/Off

Sn

Optimal Starts

On/Off

GBn

Binary Globals

On/Off

GAn

Analog Globals

Analog

On

Binary Output

On/Off

Constant Point Addresses

The following list shows several point addresses within the
system that are always available for use on many of the data input
screens.

Name

Description

Associated Data Type

0

Logical Zero

Always Off

1

Logical One

Always On

////

Logical Null

Ignored

. . . .

Logical Off

Always Off/Not Used

NOTE:

When a point option is not required, replace the

default value (/ / / /) with either a zero (0) or dot (. . . .)
to force the system to realize that the option is always
OFF. If the slashes are not replaced, the system will
ignore that input and the system can, in rare cases, see
the slashes as being ON.

Name

Description

Analog 0

Initiates a 0 (zero) value

TIME

Current Time (in HH:MM format)

TIMEB

Current Time (in minutes-since-midnight format)

NEWSEC

New Second

NEWMIN

New Minute

NEWHR

New Hour

NEWDAY

New Day

NEWMON

New Month

Point Addresses

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