WattMaster VAV Systems
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Below you will find brief information for WMVAV controller, VAVBOX controller, CommLink II, MiniLink Polling Device, Remote Link, IP-Link, Modular Service Tool, System Manager, GPC, Lighting Controller. This technical guide outlines two main VAV system configurations: Networked Single Loop and Networked Multiple Loop. It details the setup and options available for operators interfaces, communication devices, and add-on devices, enabling users to program and monitor their VAV systems effectively to meet job requirements, including specifications for PC interface and remote connectivity options.
Principais recursos
Configurable into Networked Single Loop (up to 59 controllers) or Networked Multiple Loop (over 3500 controllers)
Multiple operator interface options: Modular Service Tool, System Manager, and PC with Prism software
Required communication devices: CommLink II and MiniLink PD for all systems
Optional remote connectivity via Remote Link (phone line) or IP-Link (intranet/Internet)
PC Prism software offers advanced features like trend logs, alarm logs, email notifications, and custom screens
Add-on devices (GPC, Lighting Controller, Optimal Start Scheduler) require PC programming
Daisy-chain communication wiring for easy installation
WattMaster VAV Systems Technical manual
Marca: WattMaster VAV Categoria: Smart home devices Tamanho: 5 MB
Línguas: English
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What are the two main types of WattMaster VAV systems?
The two main system types are the Networked Single Loop system and the Networked Multiple Loop system, chosen based on the number and types of controllers used.
What is the maximum number of controllers supported by a Networked Single Loop system?
A Networked Single Loop system can support a total of 1 to 59 WMVAV, VAVBOX, and Add-on Device controllers, with only one WMVAV controller having VAVBOX controllers attached.
Which communication devices are mandatory for all WattMaster VAV systems?
All WattMaster VAV systems require a CommLink II and a MiniLink Polling Device for correct operation.
Can Add-on Devices be programmed using the System Manager or Modular Service Tool?
No, Add-on Devices must be programmed with a PC using the WattMaster VAV Prism software; they cannot be programmed with the System Manager or the Modular Service Tool.
What are the minimum PC specifications for running WattMaster VAV Prism software?
A PC needs to be IBM™ Compatible with a Pentium 200 MHz or faster microprocessor, 64 MB RAM, Windows 95/98/ME/XP/2000/NT, Super VGA Monitor with 1024 x 768 Resolution Minimum, an available serial port for on-site installations, and a network card for TCP/IP communications (or an internal/external modem for remote installations).
How can a system be accessed remotely?
Remote access can be achieved via a phone line using a Remote Link or via an intranet/Internet connection using an IP-Link.
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