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Regardless or whether or not it is on a Lan, if the JACE has an IP address then you are Bacnet/IP and the Bcu will require one as well to communicate with the JACE.
The Bcu dip-switch sets the...

The 2001 date may just be a guess on their part. To know for sure check the board software revisions.


This information applies to: INTELLIPAK ROOFTOP 20-130

To install a LCI in an existing...

PANGEA? What do they think this is a one-continent world?

Sorry to hear that. Sometimes the thought of communicating integration is great but that comes with a cost and you have to ask if its worth it.

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Wear one of these. http://news.thomasnet.com/images/large/009/9207.jpg

Why not replace the Intellipak modules with newer versions? I'm sure the price is reasonable... Sorry just had to toss that it there.

Older ones or newer ones?

As for cables, you need a 9pin (db9) straight through cable. "Connect your PC to the CH530 main processor using a standard 9-pin male/9-pin female RS-232 cable. "

Techview is ONLY available at...

I have seen people post looking for ICE software quite regularly, but I have not seen anyone clearly say they have it. I too run into some york stuff from time to time and thought it might be nice...

Excellent idea! :D

As I stated, you were thinking correctly for the VV550. This thread is regarding the Ucm. Different beast altogether.

CH530 is the controller on the chiller. Techview is the software used to configure it. Available on www.Trane.com here http://www.trane.com/Commercial/DNA/View.aspx?i=1271

No, you are thinking of VV550. The Ucm only calibrates on power cycle or calibrate command.


Not exactly, if the Ucm sees 0 flow and at 0% it will not go into Pressure Dependent Mode, it knows...

Sound like RTAC. Your LCI-C card will need two setups. One in CH530 with Techview program, other in Rover. The Rover Flash Download Wizard can download the file for the model chiller you have.

To minimize shock on boiler you should have a circ bypass. Since your customer can not afford this then the best you can do is reducing impact on loop. When the water is cold disable reheat...

What model chiller?

Summit-dude, Remember the name Global Controls and Contracting? That is the exact kind of work they were after. Lots of money to be made there ya know.

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Hmmm...

With your 30* temp rise and no way to bypass then I would just suggest abandoning the reset logic. Might be more trouble then its worth to adjust a 10* range. Instead look at other ways to be...

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If it is 22awg un-shielded it should be fine. The most important part is to keep all the wiring the same type and capacitance.

Decimal place limitations.