
The control center shall include a 16-line by
40-characterliquidcrystal display(LCD)screen,
four function keys, stop button, and alarm
light.The microprocessorshall beconfigurable
to display either English or SI metric units.
b. The default standard display screen shall si-
multaneously indicatethe followingminimum
information:
• date and time of day
• 24-character primary system status
message
• 24-character secondary system status
message
• chiller operating hours
• entering chilled water temperature
• leaving chilled water temperature
• evaporator refrigerant temperature
• entering absorber water temperature
• leaving absorber water temperature
• leaving condenser water temperature
• strong solution temperature leaving
generator
• weak solution temperature leaving
absorber
• output signal to steam/hot water control
valve
• The defaultscreen shallbe displayedif there
is no manual activity at the control console
for 15 minutes.
c. The 4 function keys shall be software driven
within the Status, Schedule, Set Point and
Service menu structures (as described below).
1) Status Function:
In addition to the default screen, status
screens shall be accessible to view the sta-
tus of every point monitored by the con-
trol center including:
• refrigerant temperature
• vapor condensate temperature
• generator temperature
• solution concentrations
• capacity control valve position
• control point settings
• refrigerant level switches
• solution pump starts
• absorber loss
• evaporator approach temperature
• absorber and condenser approach
temperatures
• discrete output status of various devices
2) Schedule Function:
The chiller controls shall be configurable
for manual or automatic startup and shut-
down. In automatic operation mode, the
controls shall be capable of automatically
starting and stopping the chiller accord-
ing to a stored user programmable
occupancy schedule.The controls shallin-
clude built-in provisions for accepting a
minimumoftwo365-day occupancysched-
ules. Each schedule shall allow a mini-
mum of 8 separate occupied and unoccu-
pied periods, any or all of which can be
scheduled by individual day for any or all
days of the week, with a separate sched-
ulefor holidays.Schedulesshallallow speci-
fication of daylight savings start/end and
up to 18 user-defined holidays up to one
year in advance (month, day, and dura-
tion in days). Display of the occupancy
schedules shall be viewable on the LCD
screen.Eachscheduleshall provideameans
of configuring an occupancy timed over-
ride to permit a ‘‘one time extension’’ of
an occupiedperiod on theconfigured day.
The controls shall also provide for chiller
start-up and shutdown via remote contact
closure from a customer supplied device,
or from a building management system
software command.
3) Set Point Function:
The controls shall provide the capability
to view and change the leaving chilled wa-
ter set point, entering chilled water set
point, and demand limit set point at any-
time during chiller operating or shutdown
periods. The controls shall allow for the
specification of capacity control via either
leaving chilled water or entering chilled
water.
4) Service Function:
The controlsshall providea password pro-
tected service function which allows au-
thorized individuals to:
• view an alarm history file which shall
contain the last 25 alarm and/or alert
messages with time and date stamp.
Thesemessages shallbe displayedintext
form, not codes.
• execute a chiller controls test function
for quick identification of malfunction-
ing components.
• view and/or modify chiller
configuration.
• view and/or modify chiller occupancy
periods.
• view and/ormodify scheduleholiday pe-
riods.
• view and/or modify schedule override
periods.
• view and/or modify system time and
date.
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