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98 VAV-PRC011M-EN
DDC Controls
Connections
1/4" (6.35 mm) Stab Connections
Communications
RS-485; Stranded wire, twisted pair, shielded, copper conductor only, 18–20 awg
Fan Control
Series fan: On unless unoccupied and min. flow has been released.
Parallel fan: On when zone temperature is less than heating setpoint plus fan offset. Off when
zone temperature is more than heating setpoint plus fan offset plus 0.5°F (0.28°C).
Heat Staging
Staged electric or hot water proportional or pulse-width modulation
Trane DDCVAV Controller Logic - UCM 4
DDC controllers are today’s industry standard. DDC controllers provide system-level data used to
optimize system performance. Variables such as occupied/unoccupied status, minimum and
maximum airflow setpoints, temperature and temperature setpoints, valve position, fan status (on
or off, and mode of operation: series or parallel), reheat status (on or off), box type and air valve
size, temperature correction offsets, flow correction values, ventilation fraction, etc. are available
on a simple twisted-shielded wire pair.
Trane DDC controllers provide Trane-designed, solid-state electronics intended specifically for VAV
temperature control in space comfort applications. DDC control capabilities include:
Proportional plus integral control loop algorithm for determining required airflow needed to
control room temperature. Airflow is limited by active minimum and maximum airflow
setpoints.
Pressure-independent (PI) operation, which automatically adjusts valve position to maintain
required airflow. In certain low-flow situations or in cases where the flow measurement has
failed, the DDC controller will operate in a pressure-dependent (PD) mode of operation.
Cooling and heating control action of air valve. In cooling control action, the DDC controller
matches cooling airflow to cooling load. In heating control action, the DDC controller matches
the heating airflow to control heating load. The DDC controller will automatically change over
to cooling control action if the supply air temperature is below the room temperature and will
automatically change over to heating control action if the supply air temperature is 10°F or more
above the room temperature. If the supply air temperature is between the room temperature
and the room temperature plus 10°F, then the DDC controller will provide the active minimum
airflow. The DDC controller first chooses the Tracer™ SC -supplied supply air temperature value
to use for auto changeover. If this is not available, it uses the temperature provided by the
optional auxiliary temperature sensor. If this is also not available, it uses the heating/cooling
mode assigned by Tracer SC or the DDC controller’s service tool (Everyware™or Rover™ V4).
Multiple reheat control options including staged electric, staged hot-water (normally on or
normally off), proportional hot-water, slow pulsed width modulation, electric, and SCR electric.
Modulating reheat options utilize a separate reheat proportional-plus-integral control loop
from that controlling airflow into the room. Staged reheat options utilize a control algorithm
based on heating setpoint and room temperature.
24 VAC binary input that can be configured as a generic input or as occupancy input. When the
DDC controller is operation with Tracer SC, the status of the input is provided to Tracer SC for
its action. In stand-alone operation and when configured for an occupancy input, the input will
control occupancy status of the DDC controller.
Auxiliary temperature analog input that can be configured for an auxiliary temperature sensor
or a 2-to-10 VDC CO
2
sensor. When sensor is mounted in the supply air duct and configured for
temperature, the value of the input is used as status-only by Tracer SC if Tracer SC is providing
a supply air temperature to the DDC controller. Otherwise, the input will be used for
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