ENGINEERING SUBMITTAL DATA

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MICROTECH® 4
REBEL APPLIED™ DPSA
NETWORK INTEGRATION GUIDE
Modbus® Protocol Information
Rebel Applied Packaged Rooftop Systems Unit Controller
Model DPSA

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Software Revision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Hazard Identification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Reference Documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Modbus Protocol Conformance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Configuring the Unit Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Generic (Universal) I/O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Modbus Register Mapping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Alarms and Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Alarm Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Alarm Notification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Alarm Clearing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Alarm Data Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
ASCII Conversion Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Revision History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

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Introduction Reference Documents

Company Number Title Source

Description OM 1288
MicroTech 4 unit controller
for Rebel Applied Rooftop
Systems www.
This manual describes how to integrate the MicroTech® 4
unit
Daikin Applied Modbus Communication DaikinApplied.
controller to a BAS (building automation system) using the Module Installation Manual com
IM 1364
Modbus network protocol. for MicroTech Rebel
Applied Unit Controller
A factory or field-installed Modbus communication module must Modbus Application
Modbus-IDA. www.Modbus.
be attached to the unit controller for network integration. ORG
Protocol Specification
org
V1.1b
It is assumed that the user is familiar with Modbus protocol Modbus over Serial
basics. Contact the Daikin Applied Controls Customer Support Modbus-IDA. Line Specification and www.Modbus.
group at 866-462-7829 or [email protected] for ORG Implementation Guide org
V1.02
additional assistance, if necessary.

Software Revision Modbus Protocol Conformance

The unit controller conforms to Modbus RTU (remote terminal
This document supports the latest version of the MicroTech
unit) requirements. The Modbus RTU protocol defines how
Rebel Applied unit controller application and all subsequent
a client device polls one or more server devices to read and
versions until otherwise indicated. However, if the unit software
write data using serial data communication.The MicroTech
is of a later version, some of the information in this document
unit controller and Modbus communication module together
may not completely describe the application.
represent the server device according to the protocol. The
The revision of the application software can be determined controller communicates Modbus using RS-485 serial
from the unit controller HMI under the ‘About This AHU’ menu. transmission.

Data Transmission
Hazard Identification A normal reply from the MicroTech unit controller includes the
DANGER same function code and a response data field. In the case of a
Danger indicates a hazardous situation, which will result in death or serious read operation, the response data field contains the requested
injury if not avoided. data. In the case of a write operation, the response data field
contains an echo of the write data of the request command.
WARNING If the unit controller detects an error in the transmission, the
reply to the client includes and exception function code and the
Warning indicates a potentially hazardous situations, which can result in
response data field contains an exception code
property damage, personal injury, or death if not avoided.

CAUTION Data Type

Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situations, which can result in minor Data is represented as either single-bit elements or 16-bit
injury or equipment damage if not avoided. elements. A single-bit element is referred to as a Discrete Input
when it refers to read-only data and as a Coil when it refers
NOTICE to read-write data. A 16-bit element is referred to as a Input
Notice indicates practices not related to physical injury. Register when it refers to read-only data, and as a Holding
Register when it refers to read-write data.
All of the Modbus registers defined in the MicroTech unit
NOTE: Indicates important details or clarifying statements for
controller are 16-bit Holding Registers. Some are read only (R)
information presented.
and some are read-write (W).
The MicroTech unit controller parameter objects are accessible
from either the controller HMI or a Modbus serial network. Not
all objects are accessible from each interface.

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Holding Registers Valid Error Codes

There are up to 65,536 elements of each data type in a The MicroTech unit controller supports all exception codes.
Modbus device. Data elements are numbered from 1 to 65,536 See Table 2 for a description of valid error codes.
in each type. Data elements are addressed with an index in
the range from 0 to 65,535. The index is not the address of Table 2: Valid Error Codes
the data element in the unit controller memory, but instead it
is used in Modbus PDUs to specify the location of the data in Error
Description Definition
Codes
the unit controller. This means, for example, that data element
The function code received in the query
number 1 (i.e., Holding Register 40001) is addressed using 01 Illegal Function is not an allowable action for the server
index 0 in the PDU. (or server)
The data address received in the query
In addition, the function code field portion of the message 02
Illegal Data
is not an allowable address for the server
Address
already specifies a "Holding Register" operation. Therefore the (or server)
‘4xxxx’ reference is implicit. As such, this document represents A value contained in the query data field
03 Illegal Data Value is not an allowable value for server (or
the Holding Registers without the implicit 4xxxx. For example, server)
Holding Register 8 is actually Holding Register 40008. An unrecoverable error occurred while
Server Device
04 the server (or server) was attempting to
Failure
Valid Range perform the requested action
The server (or server) has accepted and is
05 Acknowledged
Some properties are standard data types and some are processing the request
enumerated sets. If the property value represents a range of The server (or server) is busy processing
Server Device a command. The client (or client) should
values (e.g. temperature or pressure) that range of values 06
Busy retransmit when the server (or server) is
is shown. If the property value is an enumerated set, all free
enumerated values and corresponding meaning are shown as The server (or server) attempted to read
well. Memory Parity
record file, but detected a parity error in
08 the memory. The client (or client) can retry
Error
the request, but service may be required
Function Codes on the server (or server) device
Gateway Path The gateway may be configured
The MicroTech unit controller supports eight Modbus function 0A
Unavailable incorrectly or overloaded
codes as shown in Table 1. However, the unit controller Gateway Target
contains only Holding Registers (4xxxx). 0B Device Failed to No response from the target device
Respond

Table 1: Valid Function Codes

Modbus Data Point
Function
Description Definition Each data point accessible from a Modbus network is
Code
Reads the On/Off status of discrete described with a table that gives the data type and Holding
01 (0x01) Read Coil Status
outputs Register. If the data point represents an enumerated variable,
Reads the On/Off status of discrete the enumerations are also listed.
02 (0x02) Read Input Status
inputs
Reads one to approximately 125 When a variable spans multiple Holding Registers, it is
Read Holding
03 (0x03) contiguous input registers in a remote important to know how the data is represented in those Holding
Registers
device
Registers.
04 (0x04) Read Input Registers Reads the contents of input registers
05 (0x05) Force Single Coil Forces a single coil to either On or Off For strings, the interpretation differs. In this case, each
Writes a single Holding Register to a Holding Register can contain two characters. If a string spans
06 (0x06) Write Single Register
remote device multiple registers, the first register (lowest register number)
Forces each coil in a sequence of contains the two left-most characters of the string. Since the
15 (0x0F) Write Multiple Coils
coils to either On or Off
MicroTech unit controller only supports Modbus RTU, use the
Writes a block of one to approximately
16 (0x10)
Write Multiple
120 contiguous registers in a remote ASCII Conversion Table to translate the numerical data to their
Registers
device corresponding ASCII characters.
Application Version is an example of registers that contain
string data and is located at Holding Registers 600-604
(40600-40604). Figure 1 shows an example of the Holding
Register and its value (in hexadecimal), followed by the ASCII
character translation.

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Figure 1: Example of Holding Register Value to ASCII

Character
Generic (Universal) I/O
When an EMB (expansion module B) is attached to the unit
600 = 0x3235 controller, a set of generic (universal) and dedicated outputs
are available to the nework. See registers 300-349 in Table 3
0x32 = 2
for details.
0x35 = 5
601 = 0x3035
0x30 = 0
0x36 = 6
602 = 0x3036 Application Version
0x30 = 0 = 2506036118
0x33 = 3
603 = 0x3731
0x37 = 6
0x31 = 1
604 = 0x3030
0x31 = 1
0x37 = 8

Configuring the Unit Controller

The MicroTech unit controller and the Modbus communication
module ship with default parameter values. Default values may
be changed with the unit controller HMI or via the network.
Parameters must be adjusted to accommodate the specific
network.
Select the serial port communication parameters (baud rate,
parity mode, etc), during configuration of the controller. The
mode and serial parameters must be the same for all devices
on a Modbus network. Transmission mode determines how
information is packed into the message fields and decoded. In
RTU mode, each byte contains two hexadecimal characters.
Also refer to MicroTech Rebel Applied Unit Controller
OM 1288 Modbus Communication Module IM 1374
(www.DaikinApplied.com).

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Modbus Register Mapping available to the Modbus network. Modbus Alarms, Events, and
Standby Event notifications are provided in the Alarms and
This section describes the MicroTech unit controller data Events tables.

Table 3: MicroTech Holding Register Data

Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
The current reading from the unit discharge air temperature
Discharge Air Temperature -50-250°F x 10
1 R NA sensor. Additional alarms are generated for this object. See Alarms
Sensor -45.6-121.1°C x 10
and Events.
The current reading from the return air temperature sensor.
Return Air Temperature -20-200°F x 10
2 R NA Additional alarms are generated for this object. See Alarms and
Sensor 28.9-93.3°C x 10
Events.
The space temperature input from a local sensor(s) if installed and
configured properly. The space temperature input may be provided
Effective Space 0-150°F x 10 by up to three Modbus sensors. Space temperature may also be
3 R NA
Temperature -17.8-65.6°C x 10 provided by a network input (SpaceTempInput) if value is present
and valid Otherwise, effective space temperature defaults to an
invalid value (327.67°C/621.806°F).
The current space or zone temperature. Applies only if the unit is
Space Temperature Sensor 1 4
configured for one or more local sensors.

0-150°F x 10 If the optional space temperature sensor is not installed, set

Space Temperature Sensor 2 5 R NA SpaceTCfg = None from the unit controller Unit Configuration
-17.8-65.6°C x 10
display menu. This disables the alarm function associated with
an open circuit at the space temperature sensor input. Also see
Space Temperature Sensor 3 6 Alarms and Events.
The current value of the unit entering fan/leaving coil air
Entering Fan/Leaving Coil -50-200°F x 10
7 R NA temperature sensor. Applies only to units configured for this type of
Temperature Sensor -45.6-93.3°C x 10
sensor. Also see Alarms and Events.
The network outdoor air temperature value. Otherwise it The local
Effective Outdoor Air -50-200°F x 10
8 R NA outdoor air temperature if a valid network is not available. Also see
Temperature -45.6-93.3°C x 10
Alarms and Events.
The current building static pressure based on return plenum static
Building Static Pressure -0.249-0.249" x 10
9 R NA pressure setpoint. Applies to units configured with a return fan
Sensor -62-62 Pa x 10
BSP sensor.
The effective supply air fan capacity reflects input from unit supply
Effective Supply Fan Capacity 10 R 0-100% x 10 NA fan motor drives. The SAFCap value depends on the type and
number of supply fan motors currently operating.
Relative Humidity Sensor 1 11 The current reading of the optional space relative humidity
R 0-100% x 10 NA sensor(s). Applies only if the unit is configured for one or more
Relative Humidity Sensor 2 12 local sensors.
The current value of the effective CO2 input, either provided by the
Space CO2 13 R 0-5000 ppm x 10 NA network via SpaceIAQNetIn or optional space CO2 sensor. CO2 is
configured via the unit controller HMI.
-461-525°F x 10 The current control temperature sensor reading. The sensor is
Control Temperature 14 R NA
-274-274.2°C x 10 selected with Modbus register 265 (CtrlTempScr).
The energy recovery wheel speed feedback parameter. Converted
Energy Recovery Wheel
15 R 0-100% x 10 x 10 NA to a percentage of the total capacity. Applies to units with an ECM
Capacity
motor or Daikin VFD.
Energy Recovery Leaving -50-200°F x 10 The current value of the energy recovery leaving wheel
16 R NA
Wheel Temperature -45.6-93.3°C x 10 temperature sensor.
Energy Recovery Entering -50-200°F x 10 The current value of the energy recovery entering wheel
17 R NA
Wheel Temperature -45.6-93.3°C x 10 temperature sensor.
The input from the VFD controlling one or more return/exhaust fan
Return Fan Capacity 18 R 0-100% x 10 NA
motors.
Supply Fan Duct Static 0.0-5.02" x 10 The current supply fan duct static pressure. Applies to units
19 R NA
Pressure 0-1250 Pa x 10 configured with a supply fan DSP sensor.
Return Fan Duct Static -5.02-0" x 10 The current return fan duct static pressure. Applies to units
20 R NA
Pressure -1250-0 Pa x 10 configured with a return fan DSP sensor.

21
Filter pressure input. Used to generate a filter pressure alarm
0.0 -5.02" x 100
Filter Pressure Input 22 R NA when the setpoint value has been exceeded. Also see Alarms and
0.0-1250 Pa x 100
Events.
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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
The exhaust plenum static pressure. Applies to units with a set of
Exhaust Air Plenum Static 0-1.0" x 100 modulating relief dampers. Used in conjunction with return duct
24 R NA
Pressure 0-249 Pa x 100 static pressure input to maintain desired static pressure of the
exhaust plenum.
The current reading of the optional return air relative humidity
Return Air Relative Humidity 25 R 0-100% x 10 NA sensor. Applies only if the unit is configured for a locally installed
and wired sensor.
-50-150°F x 10 The return air dewpoint temperature value, calculated from the
Return Air Dewpoint 26 R NA
-45.6-65.6°C x 10 optional return air relative humidity sensor.
The current reading of the optional outdoor air relative humidity
Outdoor Air Relative Humidity 27 R 0-100% x 10 NA sensor. Applies only if the unit is configured for a locally installed
and wired sensor.
-50-150°F x 10 The outdoor air dewpoint temperature value; calculated from the
Outdoor Air Dewpoint 28 R NA
-45.6-65.6°C x 10 optional outdoor air humidity sensor.
Displays the current supply airflow value. Parameter is available
Supply Fan Airflow 29 R 0-60000 cfm x 10 NA for monitoring purposes when an outdoor air unit is configured with
an outdoor airflow measuring station.
Displays the effective return/exhaust fan airflow. Available for
Return Fan Airflow 30 R 0-6000 cfm x 10 NA monitoring purposes when a unit is configured with a return or
exhaust airflow measuring station.
Particulate Matter 2.5 Indicates the particulate matter (PM) size 2.5 value provided by
31 R 0-250 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Return Air the return air sensor.
Particulate Matter 10 Value Indicates the particulate matter (PM) size 10 value provided by the
32 R 0-430 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Return Air return air sensor.
Total VOC Value Indicates the total volatile organic compounds (VOC) value
33 R 0-600 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Return Air provided by the return air sensor.
Particulate Matter 2.5 Indicates the particulate matter (PM) size 2.5 value provided by
34 R 0-250 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Discharge Air the discharge air sensor.
Particulate Matter 10 Value Indicates the particulate matter (PM) size 10 value provided by the
35 R 0-430 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Discharge Air discharge air sensor.
Total VOC Value Indicates the total volatile organic compounds (VOC) value
36 R 0-600 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Discharge Air provided by the discharge air sensor.
Particulate Matter 2.5 Indicates the particulate matter (PM) size 2.5 value provided by
37 R 0-250 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Outdoor Air the outdoor air sensor.
Particulate Matter 10 Value Indicates the particulate matter (PM) size 10 value provided by the
38 R 0-430 mcg/m3 x 10 NA
Outdoor Air outdoor air sensor.
Suction Refrigerant -83-392°F x 10 The current reading of the circuit 1 suction refrigerant temperature
39 R NA
Temperature Circuit 1 -64-200°C x 10 sensor. 1
Suction Refrigerant Pressure 0-725 psi x 10 The current reading of the circuit 1 suction line refrigerant pressure
40 R NA
Circuit 1 0-5000 kPa x 10 sensor.1
Discharge Refrigerant 0-725 psi x 10 The current reading of the circuit 1 discharge refrigerant pressure
41 R NA
Pressure Circuit 1 0-5000 kPa x 10 sensor. 1
Liquid Line Refrigerant -83-212°F x 10 The current reading of the circuit 1 liquid line refrigerant
42 R NA
Temperature Circuit 1 -64-100°C x 10 temperature sensor. 1
Variable Compressor 1 -83-392°F x 10 The current reading of the variable compressor 1 refrigerant
43 R NA
Temperature -64-200°C x 10 temperature sensor input.
44
Fixed Compressor
-83-212°F x 10
Temperature 45 R NA The fixed compressor refrigerant temperature sensor value.
-64-100°C x 10
Circuit 1
46

47 The inverter compressor circuit 1 discharge line refrigerant

Discharge Line Refrigerant -83-392°F x 10 temperature sensor value. Applies only to units configured for
48 R NA
Temperature Circuit 1 -64-200°C x 10 variable compressors or units with an optional refrigerant system
49 monitoring package.

-83-392°F x 10 The current reading of the circuit 1 defrost sensor. Applies to heat
Defrost Temperature Circuit 1 50 R NA
-64-200°C x 10 pump units.
Suction Refrigerant -83-392°F x 10 The current reading of the circuit 2 suction refrigerant temperature
51 R NA
Temperature Circuit 2 -64-200°C x 10 sensor input.
Suction Refrigerant Pressure 0-725 psi x 10 The current reading of the circuit 2 suction line refrigerant pressure
52 R NA
Circuit 2 0-5000 kPa x 10 sensor input.
Discharge Refrigerant 0-725 psi x 10 The current reading of the circuit 2 discharge refrigerant pressure
53 R NA
Pressure Circuit 2 0-5000 kPa x 10 sensor input.
Liquid Line Refrigerant -83-212°F x 10 The current reading of the circuit 2 liquid line refrigerant
54 R NA
Temperature Circuit 2 -64-100°C x 10 temperature sensor input.
Variable Compressor 2 -83-392°F x 10 The current reading of the variable compressor 2 refrigerant
55 R NA
Temperature -64-200°C x 10 temperature sensor input.

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
56
Fixed Compressor
-83-212°F x 10 The circuit 2 fixed compressor refrigerant temperature sensor
Temperature 57 R NA
-64-100°C x 10 value.
Circuit 2
58

59
The inverter compressor circuit 2 discharge line refrigerant
Discharge Line Refrigerant -83-392°F x 10 temperature sensor value. Applies only to units configured for
60 R NA
Temperature Circuit 2 -64-200°C x 10 variable compressors or units with an optional refrigerant system
monitoring package.
61

-83-392°F x 10 The current reading of the circuit 2 defrost sensor. Applies to heat
Defrost Temperature Circuit 2 62 R NA
-64-200°C x 10 pump units.
Total Unit Energy Usage 80-81 R 0-9999999 kW x 10 NA Total amount of unit energy usage, in kilowatt hours.
Unit Power 82-83 R 0-9999999 kW x 10 NA Unit power, in kilowatts.
Peak Unit Power 84-85 R 0-9999999 kW x 10 NA Peak unit power, in kilowatts.
Average Unit Power 86-87 R 0-9999999 kW x 10 NA Average unit power, in kilowatts.
The voltage of the 3-phase power measured between Lines 1 and
Voltage - Lines 1 and 2 88 R 0-700V x 10 NA
2.
The voltage of the 3-phase power measured between Lines 2 and
Voltage - Lines 2 and 3 89 R 0-700V x 10 NA
3.
The voltage of the 3-phase power measured between Lines 1 and
Voltage - Lines 1 and 3 90 R 0-700V x 10 NA
3.
Power - Line 1 91-92 R 0-9999999 kW x 10 NA 3-phase Line 1 power, in kilowatts.
Power - Line 2 93-94 R 0-9999999 kW x 10 NA 3-phase Line 2 power, in kilowatts.
Power - Line 3 95-96 R 0-9999999 kW x 10 NA 3-phase Line 3 power, in kilowatts.
Current - Line 1 97 R 0-200 A x 10 NA Line 1 current, in amps.
Current - Line 2 98 R 0-200 A x 10 NA Line 2 current, in amps.
Current - Line 3 99 R 0-200 A x 10 NA Line 3 current, in amps.
Total System Reactive Power 100 R 0-200 kVAR x 10 NA The system total reactive power, in kilovolt amps reactive.
Reactive Power - Line 1 101 R 0-200 kVAR x 10 NA The Line 1 reactive power, in kilovolt amps reactive.
Reactive Power - Line 2 102 R 0-200 kVAR x 10 NA The Line 2 reactive power, in kilovolt amps reactive.
Reactive Power - Line 3 103 R 0-200 kVAR x 10 NA The Line 3 reactive power, in kilovolt amps reactive.
Apparent Power - Line 1 104 R 0-200 kVA x 10 NA The apparent power for Line 1, in kilovolt amps.
Apparent Power - Line 2 105 R 0-200 kVA x 10 NA The apparent power for Line 2, in kilovolt amps.
Apparent Power - Line 3 106 R 0-200 kVA x 10 NA The apparent power for Line 3, in kilovolt amps.
Power Factor 107 R -1.0-1.0 x 10 NA System total power factor. Reflects unit efficiency.
Accumulated Reactive Power
108-109 R 0-9999999 kVARh x 10 NA Line 1 reactive energy usage, in kilovolt amp reactive.
- Line 1
Accumulated Reactive Power
110-111 R 0-9999999 kVARh x 10 NA Line 2 reactive energy usage, in kilovolt amp reactive.
- Line 2
Accumulated Reactive Power
112-113 R 0-9999999 kVARh x 10 NA Line 3 reactive energy usage, in kilovolt amp reactive.
- Line 3
Accumulated Apparent Power 114-115 R 0-9999999 kVAh x 10 NA Total amount of apparent energy usage, in kilovolt amp hours.
The calculated suction superheat for circuit 1. The suction
Suction Superheat -83-147°F x 10
116 R NA superheat function is used to control the indoor expansion valve
Circuit 1 -64-64°C x 10
in the variable capacity compressor circuit.
-83-147°F x 10
Discharge Superheat Circuit 1 117 R NA The calculated discharge superheat for circuit 1.
-64-64°C x 10
The calculated temperature which is used to control the
-83-147°F x 10 modulation of the liquid subcooling reheat valve. Subcooling for
Subcooling Circuit 1 118 R NA
-64-64°C x 10 circuit 1 is used for display purposes when the unit is configured
with a refrigeration monitoring option.
The calculated suction superheat for circuit 2. The suction
-83-147°F x 10
Suction Superheat Circuit 2 119 R NA superheat function is used to control the indoor expansion valve
-64-64°C x 10
in the variable capacity compressor circuit.
-83-147°F x 10
Discharge Superheat Circuit 2 120 R NA The calculated discharge superheat for circuit 2.
-64-64°C x 10
The calculated temperature which is used to control the
-83-147°F x 10 modulation of the liquid subcooling reheat valve. Subcooling for
Subcooling Circuit 2 121 R NA
-64-64°C x 10 circuit 2 is used for display purposes when the unit is configured
with a refrigeration monitoring option.
The current cooling capacity of compressors that are commanded
Unit Cooling Capacity 125 R 0-100% x 10 NA
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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
The capacity using a standard heating source for non-heat pump
units (and standard heating is not being used for reheat purposes).
Primary Heating Capacity 126 R 0-100% x 10 NA
Otherwise, it The capacity from a compressorized heating source
for heat pump units.
0=Off
Supply Fan Operation Output 127 R NA Indicates if the supply fan operation output signal is on or off.
1=On
The current value of the outdoor air sensor. Displayed when the
Outdoor Air Temperature 128 R NA NA
network is overriding the local sensor.
Controls the discharge air temperature to this setpoint when the
Discharge Air Temperature 40-100°F x 10 55°F x 10
129 W unit is in economizer mode and UseDATClgSpt = No (from the
Economizer Setpoint 4.4-37.8°C x 10 12.8°C x 10
Cooling Set-Up menu).
Supply fan is modulated to maintain the DSP at this setpoint when
Supply Fan Duct Static
130 W 0.2-4" wc x 10 1" wc x 10 SupFanCtrl is set to DSP=1. Only applies to units configured with
Pressure Setpoint (DSP)
a supply fan DSP sensor.
Supply fan is modulated to maintain the BSP at this setpoint when
Supply Fan Building Static -0.25-0.25" x 100 0.05" x 100
131 W SupFanCtrl is set to BSP=4. Only applies to units configured with
Pressure (BSP) Setpoint -62.2-62.2 Pa x 100 12.4 Pa x 100
a supply fan BSP sensor.
The return air or exhaust fan is modulated to maintain the building
Building Static Pressure -0.25-0.25" x 1000 0.05" x 1000 static pressure sensor input at this setpoint when the
137 W
Setpoint -62.2-62.2 Pa x 1000 12.4 Pa x 1000 ExhRetFanCtrl is set to BSP=2. Applies only if the unit is
configured for a modulating return/exhaust fan.
Sets the Occupied Cooling Setpoint value when it is not controlled
by another function. It uses maximum and minimum limits, so if
0-100°F x 10 72°F x 10
Occupied Cooling Setpoint 138 W the Present Value is set beyond the acceptable range from the
-17.8-37.8°C x 10 22.2°C x 10
network, the value is ignored and the unit controller continues to
control to the last valid value.
Sets the temperature above which the unit starts and provides
cooling during unoccupied periods. An optional space temperature
40-100°F x 10 85°F x 10
Unoccupied Cooling Setpoint 139 W sensor is required for unoccupied cooling operation. If the network
4.4-37.8°C x 10 29.4°C x 10
setpoint is outside the valid min/max range, the value is ignored
and the unit controller continues to control to the last valid value.
Sets the Occupied Heating Setpoint value when it is not controlled
0-100°F x 10 68°F x 10 by other function. If the network setpoint is outside the valid min/
Occupied Heating Setpoint 140 W
-17.8-37.8°C x 10 20°C x 10 max range, the value is ignored and the unit controller continues to
control to the last valid value.
Sets the temperature below which the unit starts and provides
heating during unoccupied periods. An optional space temperature
40-100°F x 10 55°F x 10
Unoccupied Heating Setpoint 141 W sensor is required for unoccupied heating operation. If the network
4.4-37.8°C x 10 12.8°C x 10
setpoint is outside the valid min/max range, the value is ignored
and the unit controller continues to control to the last valid value.
Sets the network cooling discharge setpoint only when
ClgDATReset = Network. The controller limits the value written
40-100°F x 10 55°F x 10
Discharge Air Cooling Setpoint 142 W between the DefaultDATClgSetpt (143) and the maximum cooling
4.4-37.8°C x 10 12.8°C x 10
setpoint. Refer to the HMI Commission Unit/Cooling Set-Up
menu.
Sets the minimum allowable discharge air cooling setpoint
determined by the discharge air temperature reset function as
Minimum Discharge Air 40-100°F x 10 55°F x 10
143 W well as the default network discharge air cooling setpoint. The
Cooling Setpoint 4.4-37.8°C x 10 12.8°C x 10
unit controller uses the last valid value it received from either the
network or unit controller HMI.
The current percentage of economizer capacity or outdoor air
Outdoor Air Damper Position 144 R 0-100% x 10 NA
damper position.
Sets the outdoor air damper minimum position setpoint. the
minimum outdoor air damper position input setpoint uses this
value when 1) it is not controlled by another function and 2) when
Outdoor Air Damper Minimum Min OAPosNetIn = Network via the unit controller HMI.
145 W 0-100% x 10 0% x 10
Position Input
The controller limits the network value written between the DCV
Limit and the Vent Limit in the Min OA Damper menu. Applies only
to units configured with an airside economizer.
Sets the network discharge air electric heat setpoint when
HtgDATReset = Network. The controller limits the network
Discharge Air Heating Setpoint 40-105°F x 10 85°F x 10 value written between the minimum heating setpoint and the
146 W
(Electric Heat) 4.4-40.6°C x 10 29.4°C x 10 DefaultDATHlgSetpt (148). Applies when the unit is configured for
electric heat. Refer to the Commission Unit/Heating Set-Up menu
on the unit controller HMI.
Sets the network heating discharge setpoint when HtgDATReset
= Network. The controller limits the network value written between
40-140°F x 10 85°F x 10 the minimum heating setpoint and the DefaultDATHlgSetpt (148).
Discharge Air Heating Setpoint 147 W
4.4-60°C x 10 29.4°C x 10 Applies when the unit is configured for any heating type except for
electric heat. Refer to the Commission Unit/Heating Set-Up menu
on the unit controller HMI.

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Sets the maximum allowable discharge air heating setpoint
determined by the discharge air temperature reset function as well
Maximum Discharge Air 40-120°F x 10 120°F x 10 as the default network discharge air heating setpoint. It is also
148 W
Heating Setpoint 4.4-48.9°C x 10 48.9°C x 10 changeable via the unit controller HMI. The controller uses the last
valid value it last received from either the network or the controller
HMI.
Sets the space relative humidity from the network. If the network
Relative Humidity Input 1 149 W 0-164% x 10 164% x 10 value becomes unreliable, the humidity reverts to the value
provided by the attached relative humidity sensor.
Sets the space relative humidity from the network. If the network
Relative Humidity Input 2 150 W 0-164% x 10 164% x 10 value becomes unreliable, the humidity reverts to the value
provided by the attached relative humidity sensor.
The capacity from a standard heat source for heat pump units.
Seconday Heating Capacity 151 R 0-100% x 10 NA
Otherwise, secondary heating capacity is not applicable.
Sets the supply fan VFD speed when the SupFanCtrl is set to
Spd/Net=4. If the network value written is outside of the min/
Supply Fan Capacity Input 152 W 0-164% x 10 164% x 10
max setpoint range, the value is ignored and the unit controller
continues to control to the last valid value.
Sets the return/exhaust fan VFD speed when ExhRetFanCtrl is
set to Speed=5. If the network value written is outside of the min/
Return Fan Capacity Input 153 W 0-164% x 10 164% x 10
max setpoint range, the value is ignored and the unit controller
continues to control to the last valid value.
The Effective Heating Discharge Temperature Setpoint if the unit
Effective Discharge Air -83-147°F x 10
154 R NA is in the heating state. If not, it The Discharge Air Cooling Setpoint
Temperature Setpoint -64-64°C x 10
when the unit is in any other operating state.
The highest priority active warning alarm. This object is set to zero
Warning Alarm 155 R 0-255 NA
if no warning alarms are active.
The highest priority active problem alarm. This object is set to zero
Problem Alarm 156 R 0-255 NA
if no problem alarms are active.
The highest priority active warning alarm. This object is set to zero
Fault Alarm 157 R 0-255 NA
if no warning alarms are active.
The alarm value allows individual notification of the highest priority
Alarm Value 158 R 0-255 NA
active alarm. This object is set to zero if no alarms are active.
The current space or zone temperature input supplied by the
-83.2-621.8°F x 10 621.8°F x 10
Space Temperature Input 159 W network. If this network value becomes unreliable, the temperature
-64-327.7°C x 10 327.7°C x 10
reverts to the local space temperature sensor value.
The current outdoor air temperature input supplied by the network.
-83-622°F x 10 622°F x 10
Outdoor Air Temperature Input 160 W If this network value becomes unreliable, the temperature reverts
-64-327.7°C x 10 327.7°C x 10
to the local outdoor temperature sensor value.
Indicates the current space CO2 level from the network. This
value takes priority over a locally wired sensor. It is used for
Space IAQ (CO2) Input 161 W 0-32767 ppm 32767
minimum OA damper control and only applies if ExtOAInput =
CO2VDC, CO2mA or CO2QMX1.
-1=Null Allows economizer cooling to be enabled or disabled by the
162 W 0=Off (Disabled) -1 (Null) network when Economizer Status is set to Enabled. Applies if the
1= Enable unit is configured for modulating economizer and when Ctrl Mode
Economizer Enable = Auto.

163 W 0-100% x 10 100% x 10 Ifzmizer operation is disabled locally when the unit is in
dehumidification, regardless of the network Economizer Enable
settings.
-1=Null Allows primary cooling to be enabled or disabled by the network
164 W 0=Off (Disabled) -1 (Null) when Cooling Status is set to Enabled. Applies only when Ctrl
1= Enable Mode = Auto. CoolEnablePct The percentage of cooling capacity
in an enabled state.
If CoolEnable = 0, then the primary cooling is disabled by the
network and ClgStatus is set to OffNet.
Primary Cool Enable If CoolEnable is = -1 (null), it is not being controlled by the
165 W 0-100% x 10 100% x 10 network.
If CoolEnable = 1 and CoolEnablePct is greater than 0, the
primary cooling is enabled by the network and takes precedent
over local enable/disable configuration.
If CoolEnable = 1 and CoolEnablePct = 0, primary cooling is
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Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
-1=Null Allows primary heating to be enabled or disabled by the network
166 W 0=Off (Disabled) -1 (Null) when Heating Status is set to Enabled. Applies only if 1) the unit
1= Enable is configured for heating and 2) when Ctrl Mode = Auto.
If HeatEnable = 0, then the primary heating is disabled by the
network and heating status is set to OffNet.
Primary Heat Enable If HeatEnable = -1 (null), it is not being controlled by the network.
If HeatEnable = 1 and HeatEnablePct is greater than 0, the
167 W 0-100% x 10 100% x 10 primary heating is enabled to a maximum of HeatEnablePct
by the network and takes precedent over local enable/disable
configuration.
If HeatEnable = 1 and HeatEnablePct = 0, primary heating is
disabled and HeatingStatus is set to OffNet.
Current humidity sensor setpoint from one of the two available
Humidity Sensor 1 Setpoint
168 sensors. Relative Humidity 1 uses Humidity1SP and Relative
Input
Humidity 2 uses Humidity2SP. The temperature reverts to the local
W 0-100% x 10 50% x 10
space temperature sensor value if this network value becomes
Humidity Sensor 2 Setpoint unreliable. It is valid only if Dehum Method is RelHum1, RelHum2,
169
Input or RelHum12.
Dewpoint Setpoint 1 170 Current dewpoint setpoint. Used for dehumidification control,
0-100°F x 10 50°F x 10
W which also corresponds to one of the two relative humidity sensor
-17.8-37.8°C x 10 10°C x 10
Dewpoint Setpoint 2 171 inputs.
0-60000 cfm x 10 The amount of outdoor airflow entering the unit. Applies only to
Outdoor Airflow 172-173 R NA
0-28320 l/s x 10 units configured with Outdoor Air Flow Signal set to VDC or mA.

Indicates the current percentage of the unit’s reheat capacity.

Applies only to units configured for reheat. With full control, the
Reheat Capacity 174 R 0-100% x 10 NA
unit’s cooling, heating and reheat capacity is controlled based on
temperature inputs to the controller.

0-60000 cfm x 10 2000 cfm x 10 Minimum outdoor air setpoint. Applies only to units configured with
Outdoor Airflow Setpoint 175-176 W
0-28320 l/s 944 I/s x 10 Outdoor Air Flow Signal set to VDC or mA.
Determines the minimum value for the leaving coil temperature
Minimum Leaving Coil 42-70°F x 10 45°F x 10
177 W (LCT) setpoint. Is also used in calculating the LCT setpoint when
Temperature Setpoint 5.6-21.1°C x 10 7.2°C x 10
the the LCTSptRst is not set to None or Network.
Determines the minimum value for the DX Coil Bypass (DXBP)
DX Coil Bypass Minimum
45-65°F x 10 45°F x 10 leaving coil temperature (LCT) setpoint. Is also used in calculating
Leaving Coil Temperature 178 W
7.2-18.3°C x 10 7.2°C x 10 the LCT setpoint when the DXBPLCTSptRst is not set to None or
Setpoint
Network.
Determines the maximum value for the leaving coil temperature
Maximum Leaving Coil 42-70°F x 10 52°F x 10
179 W (LCT) setpoint. Is also used in calculating the LCT setpoint when
Temperature Setpoint 5.6-21.1°C x 10 11.1°C x 10
the the LCTSptRst is not set to None or Network.
Determines the maximum value for the DX Coil Bypass (DXBP)
DX Coil Bypass Maximum
45-65°F x 10 52°F x 10 leaving coil temperature (LCT) setpoint. Is also used in calculating
Leaving Coil Temperature 180 W
7.2-18.3°C x 10 11.1°C x 10 the LCT setpoint when the DXBPLCTSptRst is not set to None or
Setpoint
Network.
The current effective leaving coil setpoint when dehumidification
is active (Dehum Status = Active). Applies when unit is equipped
Leaving Coil Temperature 45-70°F x 10 52°F x 10
181 W with modulating cooling (such as chilled water or variable speed
Setpoint 7.2-21.1°C x 10 11.1°C x 10
compressor) and the reheat type is not None or DX Bypass Only.
This value can only be written when LCTSptRst is set to Network.
The current effective leaving coil setpoint when dehumidification
Leaving Coil Temperature 32-70°F x 10 52°F x 10 is active (Dehum Status = Active). Applies when unit is configured
182 W
Setpoint - Electric Heat 0-21.1°C x 10 11.1°C x 10 for SCR electric heat. This value can only be written when
LCTSptRst is set to Network.
The current effective leaving coil setpoint when the DX coil
bypass (DXBP) function is active. This setpoint applies only if the
Leaving Coil Temperature 45-65°F x 10 52°F x 10 unit is equipped with modulating cooling (such variable speed
183 W
Setpoint 7.2-18.3°C x 10 11.1°C x 10 compressor), the reheat type includes DX coil bypass (DXBP) and
when the DXBP function is active. This value can only be written
when DXBPLCTSptRst is set to Network.
Enables purge operation prior to any scheduled start by the
Maximum Purge Time 184 W 0-300 Min x 10 0 Min x 10 amount of time defined by the maximum purge time. Purge
operation is disabled if maximum purge time is set to zero.
Power Monitoring Demand The time period over which average power measurements are
185 W 0-1440 Min x 10 60 Min x 10
Time determined.
Outdoor Air Damper Maximum
186 R 0-100% x 10 100% x 10 Effective Outdoor Air Damper maximum position.
Position
Sets the supply fan so it can modulate airflow to maintain this
setpoint. Applies when the SAF Capacity Control (SupFanCtrl)
Supply Fan Flow Setpoint 187-188 W 0-6000 cfm x 10 2000 cfm x 10
is set to Flow, the Damper Type is either 300A or Econ or Econ_
FDD, and Supply Fan Flow Input (SAFFlowInput) is not None.

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Sets the return or exhaust fan flow setpoint. The return/exhaust
Return/Exhaust Fan Flow fan is modulated to maintain this setpoint when the Return/
189-190 W 0-6000 cfm 2000 cfm x 10
Setpoint Exhaust Fan Control Method is set to Flow. Applies when the unit
is configured for an RFEF Flow Input.
The accumulated supply fan operating hours. This can be reset
Supply Fan Hours 191-192 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
from the network.
The accumulated return or exhaust fan operating hours. This can
Return Fan Hours 193-194 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
be reset from the network.
The accumulated hours of unit reheat operation. This can be reset
Reheat Hours 195-196 R 0-999999 Hrs NA
from the network.
The accumulated mechanical cooling operating hours. This can be
Cooling Hours 197-198 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
reset from the network.
Variable Compressor 1 Hours 199-200 The accumulated operating hours for each variable compressor.
W 0-999999 Hrs NA
Variable Compressor 2 Hours 201-202 This can be reset from the network.
Compressor 1 Hours 205-206
Compressor 2 Hours 207-208
Compressor 3 Hours 209-210 W Circuit 1 and 2 accumulated operating hours by compressor. This
0-999999 Hrs NA
Compressor 4 Hours 211-212 can be reset from the network.
Compressor 5 Hours 213-214
Compressor 6 Hours 215-216
The accumulated heating operating hours. This can be reset from
Heating Hours 223-224 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
the network.
The accumulated economizer operating hours. This can be reset
Economizer Hours 225-226 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
from the network.
The accumulated tenant override operating hours. This can be
Tenant Override Hours 227-228 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
reset from the network.
The accumulated dehumidification operating hours. This can be
Dehumidification Hours 229-230 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
reset from the network.
The accumulated energy recovery wheel operating hours. This
Energy Recovery Hours 231-232 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
can be reset from the network.
The accumulated preheat operating hours for SCR heating type.
SCR Preheat Hours 233-234 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
This can be reset from the network.
The accumulated operating hours for the UV light. Applies when
an IAQ sensor is present and unit is configured for one of the
UV Light Hours 235-236 W 0-999999 Hrs NA
Monitoring Packages (IAQ, IAQRef, IAQPwr or IAQRP.) This can
be reset from the network.
Indicates whether or not the unit is enabled to operate. If the unit
status is not enabled, the unit remains in an Off operating state.
Does not apply when Control Type = RefOnly.
0 = Enable (Unit is in operation. Conditions #2-8 are not active)
0=Enable 1 = OffMan (Control Mode = Off)
1=OffMan 2 = OffManCtrl (Manual Control = On)
2=OffManCtrl 3 = OffNet (Control Mode = Auto and NetApplicMode = Off)
3=OffNet 4 = OffAlm (Fault alarm is active)
Unit Status 245 R NA
4=OffAlm 5 = OffRetry (Fan Retry is active)
5=OffRetry 6 = OffPassVnt (Optional passive ventilation functionality is active,
6=OffPassVnt forcing the unit to an Off state.)
7=OffSnsrCfg 7 = OffSnsrCfg (Forces the unit to an Off state during space
temperature sensor configuration or power-up. This allows the
sensor enough time to configure so that it can provide reliable data
to the Unit controller. Applies when space temperature is used for
the control temperature source.)
0=Enabled
1=None
2=OffAmb Indicates if cooling is currently enabled. If not, the reason is
3=OffAlm displayed.
Cooling Status 246 R NA
4=OffNet
5=OffMan *ClgErr = cooling is disabled due to an incorrect unit configuration.
6=NA
7=CfgErr*
0=Enabled
1=None
2=OffAmb
Indicates if the economizer is currently enabled. If the economizer
Economizer Status 247 R 3=OffAlm NA
is disabled, the reason is indicated.
4=OffNet
5=OffMan
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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
0=Enabled
1=None
2=OffAmb
3=OffAlm Indicates if the primary (standard) heating source is enabled. If
Primary Heating Status 248 R NA
4=OffNet not, the reason is indicated.
5=OffMan
6=OffDehum
7=NA
Sets the unit in an application mode. While it does not “force” the
0=Off unit into any state, it does disable certain unit operations. For
1=HeatOnly example, an Application Mode of “Cool Only” disables heating,
2=CoolOnly “Heat Only” disables cooling, and “Fan Only” disables heating and
Application Mode 249 RW 5=NA cooling.
3=FanOnly
4=Auto Application Mode has no affect unless Control Mode is set to Auto
5=NA (Ctrl Mode = Auto). Control Mode is only set at the Unit controller
HMI.
0=Occ
Indicates if the unit is currently in an occupied, unoccupied, or
Occupancy Status 250 R 1=Unocc NA
tenant override mode of operation.
2=TntOvrd
0=Occ Sets the unit into a different occupancy mode. The request is
1=Unocc typically sent by a wall-mounted occupant-interface module or a
Occupancy Mode (Network) 251 RW 2=TntOvrd 4=Auto supervisory device used to manually control occupancy modes or
3=Standby to override the scheduled occupancy.
4=Auto Note that OccManCmd is used only as an override.
Commands the occupancy function of the unit controller when
0=Occ Occupancy Mode is set to Auto. A scheduler or a supervisory
1=Unocc node typically sends the request.
Current State 252 RW 2=TntOvrd 4=NA
3=Standby Note that Current State is generally used for daily Occupancy
4=NA (Occ/Unocc) commands. It is active only when OccManCmd, 251
= Auto.
0=Occ Commands the occupancy function of the unit controller when
1=Unocc Occupancy Mode is set to Auto. A scheduler or a supervisory
Next State 253 RW 2=TntOvrd 4=NA node typically sends the request.
3=Standby Next State and TimeToNextState (254) are used only when
4=NA implementing “Optimal Start” functionality.
Network input that determines the occupancy scheduler time from
one state to the next (occupied, unoccupied, standby, auto).
Time to Next State 254 RW 0-65535 65535
TimeToNextState and NextState (253) are used only when
implementing “Optimal Start” functionality.
Shuts off the Unit controller. If it is set to Off, the Unit controller
cannot start based on a time clock or any other means. Doing
0=Normal
Emergency Override 255 RW 0=Normal so also shuts off a network signal and puts Unit Status = OffNet.
1=Off
The only way to start the Unit controller is to change the value to
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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Supply fan control options are described as follows:
0 = DSP (Duct Static Pressure. The supply fan modulates to
maintain the duct static pressure at the duct static pressure
setpoint, SAFDSPSpt. Does not apply when the Ctrl Type is
configured for 1ZnVAV).
1 = Speed (The supply fan modulates to maintain a speed
command provided by the unit controller HMI or network
command).
2 = 1ZnVAV (Single Zone VAV. The supply fan modulates to
maintain the control temperature at the Occupied Cooling Setpoint
(OccClgSpt) or the Occupied Heating Setpoint (OccHtgSpt) when
0=DSP the unit is running. Only applies when Ctrl Type is configured for
1=Speed 1ZnVAV).
2=1ZnVAV 3 = BSP (Building Static Pressure. The supply fan modulates to
Supply Fan Control 256 RW 3=BSP 6=CAV maintain the BSP setpoint (BSPSpt). Available when the unit is
4=CO2 running and configured for damper type 100OA. Does not apply
5=Flow when Ctrl Type is configured for 1ZnVAV).
6=CAV 4 = CO2 (The supply fan modulates based on the CO2 level
between allowable range. Available when the unit is running and
configured for damper type 100OA (100% x 10 outdoor air). Does
not apply when the Ctrl Type is configured for 1ZnVAV).
5 = Flow (The supply fan modulates to maintain the supply airflow
setpoint (SAFlowSpt). Available when the unit is running and
configured for damper type 100OA. Does not apply when Ctrl Type
is configured for 1ZnVAV).
6 = CAV (Constant Air Volume. Unit controls to a constant effective
maximum supply fan (SAF) capacity, EffMaxSAFCap. Does
not apply when the Ctrl Type is configured for single zone VAV
(1ZnVAV)).
Selects the method used to control the return or exhaust fan
airflow.
0 = CAV (Return/Exhaust fan is held at the MaxRFEFCap value
when in operation)
1 = BSP (Return/exhaust fan airflow is controlled independently of
0=CAV the supply fan to maintain building static pressure setpoint)
1=BSP 2 = Tracking (If unit is equipped with VFD, airflow is controlled
2=Tracking based on an adjustable tracking relationship between the supply
3=DSP fan and return fan)
Return Fan Capacity Control 257 W 1=BSP
4=Speed 3 = DSP (Return fan is modulated to maintain the Duct Static
5=Flow Pressure at the RAFDSPSpt when in operation)
6=OAD 4 = Speed (Return/exhaust fan airflow is controlled to a VFD
7=FlowDiff speed setpoint adjusted via the Return Fan Capacity Input)
5 = Flow (unit modulates to maintain the RFEFflow Setpoint when
in operation)
6 = OAD (Exhaust fan airflow is controlled independently of the
supply fan airflow based on the outdoor air damper position)
7 = FlowDiff (Return/exhaust fan tracks to the SAFFlow)
0=Enabled
1=None
2=OffAmb
3=OffAlm Indicates if the primary (standard) heating source is enabled. If
Primary Heating Status 258 R NA
4=OffNet not, the reason is indicated.
5=OffMan
6=OffDehum
7=CfgErr
The VAV box output is provided for interlocking field VAV operation
with the unit heating or cooling. In most cases:
0=Heat
VAV Box Output Status 259 R 0=Heat Heat = Unit is in any heating state, Start, or Recirc.
1=Cool
Cool = Unit is in any other state.
Applies only to units configured with supply fan VFDs.
0=Off
1=Start
2=Recirc
3=FanOnly
Unit State 260 R NA The current operating mode of the unit.
4=Min x 10DAT
5=Htg
6=Econo
7=Clg
Sets the type of units (English or Metric) that are passed from the
0=Metric
Units of Measurement 261 R 1=English Unit controller to the Modbus network. Cycle power for change to
1=English
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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Passive ventilation is activated by a locally-supplied contact
closure or from a network command. When Passive ventilation is
active, the following occurs:
1. Fan output is overridden to On
2. The Unit State is forced to Off*
0=Off
Passive Ventilation 262 W 0=Off 3. The return/exhaust fan is commanded on and set to the return/
1=On
exhaust fan air fan ventilation capacity value
4. Outdoor air dampers are held at 0% x 10
5. A passive ventilation Event message is generated
*Note that the Unit Status is forced to Off when the optional
passive ventilation function is active.
Energy Recovery Wheel 0=Off
263 R 0=Off The command status (On or Off) of the energy recovery wheel.
Status 1=On
Indicates if the Unit controller is set to use local or network inputs.
0=Network AHU Loc/Net can only be changed from the unit controller HMI.
Unit Local/Network Control 264 R 0=Network
1=Local It must be set to Network (0) for most of the writeable network
properties to apply.
Selects the temperature sensor input to be used for the unit
heating/cooling changeover or zone cooling and heating capacity
change decisions. For example, if CtrlTempSrc is set to “Return
Air Temperature (RAT),” then the Control Temp parameter reads
the same value as the Return Air parameter. When CtlrTempSrc
0=RAT is set to “None” during regular occupied operation, the unit uses
1=Space the discharge air temperature (DAT) sensor to heat or cool to the
Control Temp Source 265 W 0=RAT
2=OAT cooling DAT setpoint.
3=None
0=RAT (Not available on 100% x 10 outdoor air temperature (OAT)
units)
1=Space
2=OAT (Available on ControlType=DAT only)
3=None (Available on ControlType=DAT only)
0=Inactive
Dehumidification Status 266 R NA Indicates if the dehumidification operation is currently active.
1=Active
Enables the demand shed functionality. For this feature to be
0=Inactive
active, 1) the DemandShed object in the HtgClg ChgOvr Set-Up
Network Demand Shed Enable 267 W 1=Auto NA
HMI menu must be set to Enable, and 2) Network Demand Shed
2=Manual
Enable must be set to Auto or Manual.
0=Inactive
Morning Warmup Status 268 R NA Indicates if morning warmup is currently active.
1=Active
0=Unavail
Free Cooling Status 269 R NA Indicates if free cooling is currently available.
1=Avail
Configures occupied setpoints from up to three optional remote
mounted space sensor analog inputs. When RemSptSrc is set to
None, the occupied cooling setpoint (OccClgSpt) and the occupied
0=None
Remote Setpoint Source 270 W 0=None heating setpoint (OccHtgSpt) are configurable from both the Unit
1=AI
controller HMI and the network. Note that occupied heating/cooling
setpoint values change with the last valid value set from either the
network or unit controller.
Configures occupied setpoints from up to three optional remote
mounted QMX space sensor inputs. When RemSptSrc is set to
0=None
None, the occupied cooling setpoint (OccClgSpt) and the occupied
1=QMX1
Remote Setpoint Source 271 W 0=None heating setpoint (OccHtgSpt) are configurable from both the Unit
2=QMX2
controller HMI and the network. Note that occupied heating/cooling
3=QMX3
setpoint values change with the last valid value set from either the
network or unit controller.
0=No
Power Monitor Reset 272 W 0=No Clears the accumulated power measurements.
1=Yes
0=Enabled
1=None
2=OffAmb
3=OffAlm Indicates if the standard heating source is currently enabled for
Secondary Heating Status 273 R NA
4=OffNet heat pump units. If heating is disabled, the reason is indicated.
5=OffMan
6=NA
7=NA

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Indicates the status of the 1-6 ECM supply air fans.
0=OK (No Error) - fan operating normally
1=HLL (Hall Sensor Error) - possible external voltage spikes or
hardware problem with the fan
2=TFEI (Electronics Interior Overheated) - operating temperature
for EC fan control components has been exceeded, or a hardware
problem with the fan
0=OK 3=TFM (Motor Overheated) operating conditions for fan motor
1=HLL is outside of the expected temperature range, fan load has been
2=TFEI exceeded, or a hardware problem with the fan
3=TFM 4=TFE (Power Mod Overheated) - operating conditions for module
4=TFE have exceeded the design temperature, input power supply is
5=LK over/under voltage or fan overload
6=SKF 5=LK (Locked Motor) - fan motor may be blocked due to counter
274 7=PHA flow, dirt, ice, or other impurity
275 8=UzLo 6=SKF (Communication Error) - possible voltage spikes or a
276 9=UzHi hardware problem of the fan
Supply Air Fan 1-6 Status R NA
277 10=UeLo 7=PHA (Phase failure)
278 11=UeHi 8=UzLow (DC bus under-voltage)
279 12=NoCm 9=UzHigh (DC bus over-voltage)
13=OC 10=UeLow (Main under-voltage)
14=OT 11=UeHigh (Main over-voltage)
15=RRP 12=NoCm (No Communication)
16=EE 13=OC (DC bus over-current)
17=POC 14=OT (DC bus over-voltage)
18=AOV 15= RRP (backward rotating fan)
19=AU 16=EE (EEPROM read/write fail)
17=POC (DC bus peak over-current)
18=AOV (AC bus average over-voltage)
19= AU (DC bus average under-voltage)
Note the options above may indicate DC or main voltage
parameter values not within the specified range, insufficient fan
power supply/experiencing signal disturbances, or a hardware
problem with the fan.
Indicates the status of the return/exhaust fan drive.

0=Fault 1=OK (communications as expected)

Return Fan VFD Status 284 R NA 2=Fault (controller has shut down the VFD due to a fault condition
1=OK
3=No Comm (controller is not receiving digital input data from the
VFD)
Indicates the status of the 1-4 ECM return/exhaust air fan. Used
for generating a fan failure notification as described below.
0=OK (No Error) - fan operating normally
1=HLL (Hall Sensor Error) - possible external voltage spikes or
hardware problem with the fan
2=TFEI (Electronics Interior Overheated) - operating temperature
for EC fan control components has been exceeded, or a hardware
0=OK problem with the fan
1=HLL 3=TFM (Motor Overheated) operating conditions for fan motor
2=TFEI is outside of the expected temperature range, fan load has been
3=TFM exceeded, or a hardware problem with the fan
4=TFE 4=TFE (Power Mod Overheated) - operating conditions for module
5=LK have exceeded the design temperature, input power supply is
6=SKF over/under voltage or fan overload
7=PHA 5=LK (Locked Motor) - fan motor may be blocked due to counter
283 8=UzLo flow, dirt, ice, or other impurity
285 9=UzHi 6=SKF (Communication Error) - possible voltage spikes or a
Return Fan 1-4 Status R NA hardware problem of the fan
286 10=UeLo
287 11=UeHi 7=PHA (Phase failure)
12=NoCm 8=UzLow (DC bus under-voltage)
13=OC 9=UzHigh (DC bus over-voltage)
14=OT 10=UeLow (Main under-voltage)
15=RRP 11=UeHigh (Main over-voltage)
16=EE 12=NoCm (No Communication)
17=POC 13=OC (DC bus over-current)
18=AOV 14=OT (DC bus over-voltage)
19=AU 15= RRP (backward rotating fan)
16=EE (EEPROM read/write fail)
17=POC (DC bus peak over-current)
18=AOV (AC bus average over-voltage)
19= AU (DC bus average under-voltage)
Note the options above may indicate DC or main voltage
parameter values not within the specified range, insufficient fan
power supply/experiencing signal disturbances, or a hardware
problem with the fan.

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Modbus Register Mapping

Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Enables the network to control the outdoor air minimum position
(NetOAMinPos) value. It also allows the network to assume
0=No
Minimum Outdoor Air Reset 288 W 0=No control of the effective minimum ventilation position (MinVentPos),
1=Yes
if needed. Applies when the unit is configured with an outdoor
airflow measuring station.1
Indicates the status of the return/exhaust fan drive.
0=Fault
Return Fan VFD Status 292 R NA 0=Fault (controller has shut down the VFD due to a fault condition
1=OK
1=OK (communications as expected)
300
301
302
Generic Analog Inputs 303
(0-10 VDC) R 0-10 VDC x 10 NA
1-8 304
305
306
307
308
309
If an EMB expansion module B is attached to the unit controller
310 and one or more of the eight universal I/O objects is configured
Generic Analog Inputs 311 for an analog input, a corresponding Modbus register (300-323)
(0-20mA) R 0-20mA x 10 NA is available to read the status via 0-10 VDC, 0-20 mA or 10K NTC
1-8 312
sensor input types.
313
314
315
316
317
318
Generic Analog Inputs
319
(10kThermistor) R -50-250°F x 10 NA
1-8 320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
W 0-10V x 10 NA If an EMB expansion module B is attached to the controller,
328 analog outputs AO1-AO8 are available to the Modbus network as
Generic Analog Outputs 329 commandable objects 324-335.
1-8 330 AO1-AO4 can be configured for either a 0-20 mA or a 0-10 VDC
331 direct voltage output signal. AO1-AO4 can be one or the other, but
not both.
332
333
W 0-20V x 10 X10
334
335
336
337
338
If an EMB expansion module B is attached to the controller and
Generic Digital Inputs 339 0=Open one or more of the eight universal I/O objects is configured as
R 1=Closed
1-8 340 1=Closed a digital input, corresponding Modbus registers (336-343) are
available to read the status of the sensor inputs.
341
342
343
344
345
346 If an EMB expansion module B is attached to the controller, the
Generic Digital Outputs 0=Off
R 0=Off status of up to six digital outputs can be read from the network via
1-6 347 1=On
Modbus registers 344-349.
348
349

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Indicates the control strategy configured for the unit controller.
0=Zone 0=Zone (Zone temperature control)
1=DAT 1=DAT (Discharge temperature control)
Control Type 350 R 2=1ZnVAV 1=DAT 2=1ZnVAV (Single zone VAV control)
3=RO_FC 3=RO_FC (Refrigeration-only control for fans/compressors)
4=RO_FCGE 4=RO_FCGE (Refrigeration-only control for fans/compressors gas
heat/electric heat)
Fixed Compressors 351 R 0-8 0 Indicates the number of fixed compressors on the unit.
Variable Compressors 352 R 0-4 0 Indicates the number of variable compressors on the unit.
Indicates the number of compressor cooling circuits available on
Compressor Circuits 353 R 0-4 0
the unit.
Indicates the outdoor air fan control strategy for the unit.
0=None (No outdoor fan control selected)
0=None 1=OnOffT (Staged on/off control using outdoor air temperature)
1=OnOffT 2=OnOffP (Outdoor fan control using discharge refrigerant
2=OnOffP pressure)
3=VarVFD 3=VarVFD (Variable outdoor fan control using single VFD)
Outdoor Air Fan Control 354 R 0=None
4=VarECM1 4=VarECM1 (Variable outdoor fan control using ECM motor, circuit
5=VarECM2 1)
6=VarDK1 5=VarECM2 (Variable outdoor fan control using ECM motor, circuit
7=VarDK2 2)
6=VarDK1 (Variable frequency fan with ECM motor, circuit 1)
7=VarDK2 (Variable frequency fan with ECM motor, circuit 2)
Indicates the type of damper installed in the unit based on the
0=None options as follows:
1=30OA 0=None (No damper)
2=100OA 1=30OA (Single position 0-30% x 10 OA fixed damper)
Damper Type 355 R 3=Econ
3=Econ 2=100OA (Single position 100% x 10 OA fixed damper)
4=EconoFDD 3=Econ (Modulating airside economizer)
5=100wRec 4=EconoFDD (Modulating arside economizer with fault detection)
5=100wRec (Single position 100% x 10 with recirculating air)
Defines the type of heating in the unit. Not all options are
available in all applications.
0=None 0=None (No heating type selected)
1=F&BP 1=F&BP (Face and bypass)
2=HW_Stm 2=HW_Stm (Steam or hot water)
3=M1G5-1 3=M1G5-1 (Modulating gas, 5-1)
4= M1G5-1 4=M1G5-1 (Modulating gas, 5-1)
5=M1G5-1 5=M1G5-1 (Modulating gas, 5-1)
6=M1G10-1 6=M1G10-1 (Modulating gas, 10-1)
7=M1G10-1 7=M1G10-1 (Modulating gas, 10-1)
8=M2G10-1 8=M2G10-1 (Modulating gas, 10-1)
9=M3G10-1 9=M3G10-1 (Modulating gas, 10-1)
10=M2G20-1 10=M2G20-1 (Modulating gas, 20-1)
Heating Type 356 R 0=None
11=M3G20-1 11=M3G20-1 (Modulating gas, 20-1)
12=2StgE 12=2StgE (Two-stage electric)
13=2StgG 13=2StgG (Two-stage gas)
14=4StgE 14=4StgE (Four-stage electric)
15=4StgG 15=4StgG (Four-stage gas)
16=SCR 16=SCR* (SCR electric)
17= SCRSRht 17=SCRSRht* (SCR electric/supplemental reheat)
18=Not Used 18=Not used
19=M4G10-1 19=MG4StgL (Modulating gas, 10-1)
20= M4G20-1 20=MG4StgH (Modulating gas, 20-1)
21=M1G12-1 21= MG4StgH (Modulating gas, 12-1)
*SCR (silicon controlled rectifier) modulates the time the electric
heater is powered on in order to satisfy the zone requirements.
When the unit is equipped with any type of gas or electric heat,
MaximumHeatRise prevents the discharge air temperature heating
Maximum Heat Rise 357 R 0-100 100
setpoint (DATHtgSpt) from exceeding the entering fan temperature
by more than this value.

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Indicates the supply air fan type for the unit, which may be
configured with one or more Modbus-controlled supply fan ECM
0=Anlg1 motors or up to three VFDs.
1=1M
2=2M 0=Anlg1 (Locally-supplied analog input)
3=3M 1=1M (1 ECM supply fan)
4=4M 2=2M (2 ECM supply fans)
Supply Air Fan Type 358 R 1=1M 3=3M (3 ECM supply fans)
5=6M
6=AnlgMB1 4=4M (4 ECM supply fans)
7=AnlgMB2 5=6M (6 ECM supply fans)
8=AnlgMB3 6=AnlgMB1 (One VFD controlled via Modbus to analog signal)
9=VFDMB 7=AnlgMB2 (2 VFDs controlled via Modbus to analog signal)
8=AnlgMB3 (3 VFDs controlled via Modbus to analog signal)
9=VFDMB (Supply fan VFD Modbus control)
Indicates the type of return or exhaust fan installed in the unit.
Return/exhaust fans may be configured with one or more Modbus-
controlled ECM motors or VFD.
0=None
1=RFAnlg1 0=None (No return/exhaust fan control)
2=EFAnlg1 1=RFAnlg1 (Return fan control via analog output from the unit
3=1ECMRF controller)
4=2ECMRF 2=EFAnlg (Exhaust fan control via analog output from the unit
5=3ECMRF controller)
Return Air Fan Type 359 R 6=6ECMRF 0=None 3=1ECMRF (1 ECM return fan)
7=1ECMEF 4=2ECMRF (2 ECM Modbus-controlled return fans)
8=2ECMEF 5=3ECMRF (3 ECM Modbus-controlled return fans)
9=3ECMEF 6=6ECMRF 6 ECM Modbus-controlled return fans)
10=6ECMEF 7=1ECMEF (1 ECM Modbus-controlled exhaust fan)
11=RFVFDMB 8=2ECMEF (2 ECM Modbus-controlled exhaust fans)
12=EFVFDMB 9=3ECMEF (3 ECM Modbus-controlled exhaust fans)
10=6ECMEF (6 ECM Modbus-controlled exhaust fans)
11=RFVFDMB (Return fan VFD Modbus control)
12=EFVFDMB (Exhaust fan VFD Modbus control)
Indicates if there is an energy recovery wheel installed, and if so,
0=None what type.
1=CS 0=None (No energy wheel control)
2=CSRH 1=CS (Constant speed energy wheel)
Energy Recovery 360 R 3=NA 0=None 2=CSRH (Constant speed energy wheel with reheat)
4=NA 3=NA
5=VFD 4=NA
6=Anlg 5=VFD (Energy wheel with VFD control)
6=Anlg (Generic analog input to the unit controller)
Indicates the reheat control type
Note that reheat options are based on unit configuration. Not all
0=None options are available to the network
1=PriHtg
0=None (No reheat)
2= PriHtBP
1=PriHtg (Primary heating reheat)
3= MHG
2=PriHtBP (Primary heating reheat with DX bypass)
Reheat Type 361 R 4= MHGBP 0=None
3=MHG (Modulating hot gas)
5= HG_LSC
4=MHGBP (Modulating hot gas with DX bypass)
6= HGLSCBP
5=HG_LSC (Modulating hot gas and liquid subcooling reheat)
7= DXBP
6=HGLSCBP (Modulating hot gas and liquid subcooling reheat
8= MLSC
with DX bypass)
7=DXBP (DX bypass only)
8=MLSC (Modulating liquid subcooling reheat)
Indicates the type of input signal available for outdoor air damper
reset from a local CO2 sensor, QMX sensor* or other device.
0=None 0=None
1=ExtVDC 1= ExtVDC (Generic external VDC input)
2=ExtmA 2=ExtmA (Generic external mA analog input)
External Outdoor Air Input 362 R 3=CO2VDC 0=None 3=CO2VDC (VDC input for local CO2 sensor)
4=CO2mA 4=CO2mA (mA input for local CO2 sensor)
5=CO2QMX+ 5=CO2QMX+ (Input from QMX CO2 sensor)
6=IAQMB 6=IAQMB (CO2 input from Modbus IAQ sensor)
*A QMX room sensor(s) is installed on the network and wired
directly to the unit controller.
0=None
Outdoor Air Flow Input 363 R 1=VDC 0=None Indicates if voltage or current is used to measure outdoor airflow.
2=mA

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
Indicates the supply fan configured for outdoor air flow
measurement. Available only when the unit is configured with an
0=None outdoor airflow measuring device.
1=1Fan
2=2Fan 0=None (No supply fan)
3=3Fan 1=1Fan (One supply fan)
4=4Fan 2=2Fan (Two supply fans)
Supply Air Fan Flow Input 364 R 0=None 3=3Fan (Three supply fans)
5=6Fan
6=8Fan 4=4Fan (Four supply fans)
7=9Fan 5=6Fan (Six supply fans)
8=12Fan 6=8Fan (Eight supply fans)
9=16Fan 7=9Fan (Nine supply fans)
8=12Fan (Twelve supply fans)
9=16Fan (Sixteen supply fans)
Indicates the return or exhaust fan available for outdoor air flow
measurement. Available only when the unit is configured with an
0=None outdoor airflow measuring device.
Return Fan Flow Input 365 R 1=1Fan 0=None
2=2Fan 0=None (No return/exhaust fan)
1=1Fan (One return/exhaust fan)
2=2Fan (Two return/exhaust fans)
Indicates if a static pressure sensor is installed. Sensor
configuration types are described below:
0=NA:NA (Not available on supply or return/exhaust fan static
pressure sensor input)
0=NA:NA 1=DSP:NA (Duct static pressure (DSP) sensor on the supply fan
1=DSP:NA input, no sensor on the return/exhaust fan input)
2=DSP:DSP 2=DSP:DSP (DSP sensor is present on the supply and return/
Duct Static Pressure Sensor 366 R 3=DSP:BSP 0=NA:NA exhaust fan inputs)
4=BSP:NA 3=DSP:BSP (DSP sensor on the supply fan input, Building Static
5=NA:DSP Pressure (BSP) sensor is present on the return fan input)
6=NA:BSP 4=BSP:NA (BSP sensor on the supply fan input, no sensor on the
return/exhaust fan input)
5=NA:DSP (No sensor on the supply fan input, DSP sensor on the
return/exhaust fan input)
6=NA:BSP (No sensor on the supply fan input, BSP sensor on the
return/exhaust fan input)
Configures the type of space temperature sensor input to the unit
controller.2 If this parameter is set to None, the network can still
provide a space temperature value. The network can override a
local sensor.
0=None
1=1AI 0=None (No local sensors installed)
2=2AI 1=1AI (10k analog input available for local sensor)
3=3AI 2=2AI (Two 10k analog inputs available for local sensors)
4=1QMXS 3=3AI (Three 10k analog inputs available for local sensors)
Space Temperature Sensor 367 R 0=None
5=2QMXS 4=1QMXS (Input from 1 QMX space temp sensor)
6=3QMXS 5=2QMXS Input from 2 QMX space temp sensors)
7=1QMX+ 6=3QMXS (Input from 3 QMX space temp sensors)
8=2QMX+ 7=1QMX+ (Input from 1 QMX space/hum/CO2 sensor)
9=3QMX+ 8=2QMX+ (Input from 2 QMX space/hum/CO2 sensors)
9=3QMX+ (Input from 3 QMX space/hum/CO2 sensors)
Note: All sensors must be one type. A mix of local analog sensors
and Modbus/QMX2 sensors is not supported.
Three-digit configuration parameter that indicates the unit model
Unit Size 368 R 0-999 0
size.
Indicates the type of monitoring package installed on the unit.
0=None
Monitoring Packages 369 R 1=RefSys 0=None 0= None (No refrigerant or power monitoring package)
2=Pwr 1=RefSys (Refrigerant monitoring only)
2=Pwr (Power monitoring only)
Indicates which circuit (1, 2, or both circuits) is configured for
0=None electronic hot gas bypass.
Electronic Hot Gas Bypass 1=Circ12
370 R 0=None Note that EHGPS is used to regulate circuit suction pressure
Input 2=Circ1
3=Circ2 during light load conditions when only one fixed capacity
compressor is operating in the unit.
Indicates the type of refrigerant in the unit.
0=None
1=R410A 0=None
2=R32 1=R410A (No heat pump)
3=R32HP 2=R32 (No heat pump)
Refrigerant Type 371 R 1=R410A 3=R32HP (Heat pump with no auxilliary heat limit)
4=R32HP75
5=R32HP50 4=R32HP75 (Heat pump with 75% auxilliary heat limit)
6=R32HP25 5=R32HP50 (Heat pump 50% auxilliary heat limit)
7=R32HP0 6=R32HP25 (Heat pump 25% auxilliary heat limit)
7=R32HP0 (Heat pump 0% auxilliary heat limit)

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Holding
Read/
Desription Register Range Default Notes
Write
(4xxxx)
0=208_60Hz
1=230_60Hz
Unit Voltage 372 R 2=460_60Hz Defines the voltage applied to the unit controller.
2=460_60Hz
3=575_60Hz
Indicates the preheat control method. A dedicated hot water/steam
coil or heating face and bypass is located upstream of the cooling
0=None coil to maintain the leaving cooling coil temperature above an
Preheat Type 373 R 1=HW_Stm 0=None adjustable preheat leaving coil temperature setpoint.
2=F&BP 0=None (No preheat selected)
1=HW_Stm (Hot water/steam)
2=F&BP (Face and bypass)
Indicates the expansion valve model type configured for the unit.
0=None
1=DFETS 0=None (no expansion valve selected)
2=DFCol 1=Danfoss ETS DFETS (DFETS)
3=FJPAM2 2=Danfoss Colibri (DFCol)
4=FJPAM3 3=Fujikoki_PAM 2000 (FJPAM2)
5=Spln 4= Fujikoki_PAM 3000 (FJPAM3)
6=Fj3/Fj2 5= Sporlan (Spln)
Expansion Valve Type 374 R 7=DFC/Fj2 0=None 6=Fujikoki_PAM 3000/Fujikoki_PAM 2000 (Fj3/Fj2)
8=DFC/Fj3 7=Danfoss Colibri/Fujikoki_PAM 2000 (DFC/Fj2
9=Spr/Fj2 8=Danfoss Colibri/Fujikoki_PAM 3000 (DFC/Fj3)
10=Spr/Fj3 9=Sporlan/Fujikoki_PAM 2000 (Spr/Fj2)
11=Spr/DFC 10=Sporlan/Fujikoki_PAM 3000 (Spr/Fj3)
12=Fj2/Spr 11=Sporlan/Danfoss Colibri (Spr/DFC)
13=Fj3/Spr 12=Fujikoki_PAM 2000/Sporlan (Fj2/Spr)
14=DFC/Spr 13=Fujikoki_PAM 3000/Sporlan (Fj3/Spr)
14=Danfoss Colibri/Sporlan (DFC/Spr)
0=RebApp The I/O configuration parameter which determines the type of unit
I/O Configuration Parameter 375 R 0=RebApp
1=Rebel controller.
Indicates the number of return air or outdoor air sensors
Sensor Configuration 376 R 0-8 0
configured for the unit. Applies to IAQ monitoring.
Clears all active alarms within an alarm class or clears all active
alarms.
0=No
1=ClrFlts All active alarms are cleared automatically when power is cycled
Clear Alarms 400 W 2=ClrPrblms 0=No to the controller. If conditions that triggered the alarm are still
3=ClrWrngs present after a power cycle, the active alarm is re-initiated with a
4=ClrAllAlms new date/time stamp.
Also see Alarms and Events.

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Alarms and Events

Alarms and Events Active Alarm

The MicroTech unit controller has various ways of managing Use holding register 158 (Alarm Value) to read, display, or view
Modbus alarm. Alarms can be monitored and cleared using more the highest priority alarm regardless of class.
than one method.

Alarm Clearing
Alarm Classes Alarms can be cleared via Modbus by setting Clear Alarms
Alarms in the unit controller are divided into three classes: Faults, register (400) to a value other than one (1). After the alarms are
Problems, and Warnings. Fault alarms have the highest priority. cleared, the state returns to Normal (0).
Problem alarms have the next priority. Warning alarms have the All active alarms are cleared automatically when power is cycled
lowest priority. The alarms within each class are also prioritized. to the unit controller. If conditions that triggered the alarm are still
present after a power cycle, the active alarm is re-initiated with a
Fault Alarms new date/time stamp.
Faults are conditions that are serious enough to completely shut
down the unit. The alarm condition must be corrected and the
alarm cleared before unit operation can resume. Fault alarms
have the highest priority.

Problem Alarms
Problem alarms do not cause unit shutdown but do limit operation
of the unit in some way. Some of these alarms must be cleared
manually, others clear automatically when conditions return to
normal. Problem alarms have the next highest priority.

Warning Alarms
Warnings are conditions that should be addressed, but do not
limit operation in any way. Some of these alarms must be
cleared manually, others will clear automatically when conditions
return to normal. Warning alarms have the lowest priority.

Alarm Notification
Each alarm is assigned a priority number from 1-255. Faults
(200-255) have a higher priority than Problems (61-199) which
have a higher priority than Warnings (1-60).
The alarm priority number is set to 0 to indicate no alarm or to the
enumeration of the highest priority active alarm. Table 5 - Table
7 describe the Warning, Problem, and Fault alarm registers and
index ranges.

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Alarm Data Points

Alarm Data Points regardless of class. Table 5 - Table 7 describe the alarms in each
class based on Alarm Value priority. Table 8 describes events and
The following section describes alarm values that can be mapped standby events. Alarms and Events are read-only.
via Modbus. Table 4 describes the holding registers used for Refer to Rebel Applied unit controller OM 1288 for full alarm
alarm class notification and clearing. Use holding register 158 generation descriptions.
(Alarm Value) to enable notification of the highest priority alarm

Table 4: Modbus Alarm Class Notification

Holding
Alarm Register Range Description
(4xxxx)
Clears all active alarms or group of alarm types. Applies to ZTC, DTC or 1ZnVAV controller configurations.
0=No Value Action
1=ClrFlts 0=No No Action Taken
Clear Alarms 400 2=ClrPrblms 1=ClrFlts Clear All Faults
3=ClrWrngs 2=ClrPrblms Clear All Problems
4=ClrAllAlms 3=ClrWrngs Clear All Warnings
4=ClrAllAlms Clear All Alarms
Active Warning 155 0-255 Highest priority active problem alarm.
Active Problem 156 0-255 Highest priority active warning alarm.
Active Fault 157 0-255 Highest priority active fault alarm.
Highest priority active alarm. Alarm object = 0 if no alarms are active or to the enumeration of the highest
Alarm Value 158 0-255
priority active alarm.

Table 5: Warning Alarms by Priority

Alarm
Class Alarm Name Clear Description
Priority
0 No Active Warnings No active alarms.
Indicates that a space or return air humidity sensor has exceeded the setpoint high limit for
4 Hi Space RH1: Warning Manual longer than the Hi Humid time. Applies when units are configured for IAQ monitoring and have
the proper sensor installed.
Indicates that a space or return air humidity sensor is below the setpoint low limit for longer than
5 Lo Space Rh1: Warning Manual the Lo Humid time. Applies when units are configured for IAQ monitoring and have the proper
sensor installed.
Indicates the building static pressure (BSP) is below the low BSP setpoint. Applies when units are
6 Lo Bldg Press: Warning Automatic
configured for IAQ monitoring and have the proper sensor installed.
Indicates the amount of CO2 in the space is at poor or hazard conditions for longer than the Hi
7 Hi CO2: Warning Manual CO2 time. Applies when units are configured for IAQ monitoring and have the proper sensor
installed.
24 Main Filter: Warning Manual Indicates the status of the main filter switch.1
25 Final Filter: Warning Manual Indicates the status of the final filter switch.1
An active alarm indicates that there is a problem with the return or exhaust fan operation. Applies
34 Return / Exhaust Fan: Warning Automatic
to units with a VFD or ECM return/exhaust fan.2
50 Over Economizing: Warning Automatic An active alarm indicates that the unit is economizing when it should not be economizing.2
52 Under Economizing: Warning Automatic An active alarm indicates that the unit is not economizing when it should be economizing.²
54 Excess Outdoor Air: Warning Automatic An active alarm indicates that the unit is delivering excess outdoor air.²
56 Outdoor Air Damper Stuck: Warning Automatic An active alarm indicates that the outdoor air dampers may be stuck.²
58 Energy Wheel: Warning Automatic An active alarm indicates that the energy recovery wheel is not functioning as expected.²
1 Normal = 0, In Alarm = 1
2 Open or short-circuited = 0, Closed = 1

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Table 6: Problem Alarms by Priority

Alarm
Class Alarm Name5 Clear Description
Priority
0 No Active Problems No active alarms.
61 HiDptClDsbld: Problem Automatic Indicates that the outdoor air dewpoint is above the setpoint and dewpoint cooling is disabled.
Indicates that the condensate input is open continuously for 10 seconds. Alarm is generated on
62 CondOverflow: Problem Manual
units with R32 refrigerant.
64 C1HiC1FCmpTmp1: Problem Automatic3 Indicates that the fixed compressor high temperature 1 is above 120°F continuously for 5 seconds.
65 C1HiC1FCmpTmp3: Problem Automatic3 Indicates that the fixed compressor high temperature 3 is above 120°F continuously for 5 seconds.
66 C1HiC1FCmpTmp5: Problem Automatic3 Indicates that the fixed compressor high temperature 5 is above 120°F continuously for 5 seconds.
Indicates that the fixed compressor temperature sensor 1 is present and either shorted or open
67 C1FCmpTmp1: Problem Manual circuited for longer than temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
Indicates that the fixed compressor temperature sensor 3 is present and either shorted or open
68 C1FCmpTmp3: Problem Manual circuited for longer than temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
Indicates that the fixed compressor temperature sensor 5 is present and either shorted or open
69 C1FCmpTmp5: Problem Manual circuited for longer than temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
Indicates that the DRT sensor 3 is present and either shorted or open circuited for longer than
70 C1DRT3Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range.
Indicates that the DRT sensor 5 is present and either shorted or open circuited for longer than
71 C1DRT5Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range.
74 C2Hi FCmpTmp2: Problem Automatic3 Indicates that the fixed compressor high temperature 2 is above 120°F for five seconds.
75 C2Hi FCmpTmp4: Problem Automatic3 Indicates that the fixed compressor high temperature 4 is above 120°F for five seconds
76 C2Hi FCmpTmp6: Problem Automatic3 Indicates that the fixed compressor high temperature 6 is above 120°F for five seconds
Indicates that the fixed compressor temperature sensor 2 is present and either shorted or open
77 C2FCmpTmp2: Problem Manual circuited for longer than temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
Indicates that the fixed compressor temperature sensor 4 is present and either shorted or open
78 C2FCmpTmp4: Problem Manual circuited for longer than temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
Indicates that the fixed compressor temperature sensor 6 is present and either shorted or open
79 C2FCmpTmp6: Problem Manual circuited for longer than temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
Indicates that the DRT sensor 4 is present and either shorted or open circuited for longer than
80 C2DRT4Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range.
Indicates that the DRT sensor 6 is present and either shorted or open circuited for longer than
81 C2DRT6 Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range.
Indicates the defrost sensor 1 is present and either shorted or opened for longer than the
82 DFT1Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range. Applies to heat pump units.
Indicates the defrost sensor 2 is present and either shorted or opened for longer than the
83 DFT2Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range. Applies to heat pump units.
Indicates that the modulating hot gas reheat valve motor and driver are not synchronizing as
101 MHGRht Vlv1: Problem Manual
expected.1
Indicates that the DRT sensor 1 is present and either shorted or opened for longer than the
105 C1DRT1 Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range.
Indicates that the DRT sensor 2 is present and either shorted or opened for longer than the
106 C2DRT2 Sensor: Problem Manual temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has exceeded the allowable
range.
The 4-way reversing valve 1 indicates a problem with compressor cooling and heating operation.
107 4WV1: Problem Manual
Applies to heat pump units.
The 4-way reversing valve 2 indicates a problem with compressor cooling and heating operation.
108 4WV2: Problem Manual
Applies to heat pump units.
The Protection Interlock Problem alarm is generated when the effective compressor capacity input
is greater than 5% x 10 and the system safety protection interlock input is Open or the safety
109 ProtIntrlck: Problem Manual
switch command is Off for 90 seconds. Compressor operation is disabled under these conditions.
Applies to refrigeration-only units.
Indicates the current status of the variable speed compressor problem alarm on circuit 1. Applies to
110 VCmp 1: Problem Manual
units with VFD compressors.1

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Table 6: Problem Alarms, Continued

Alarm
Class Alarm Name5 Clear Description
Priority
Indicates the current status of the variable speed compressor problem alarm on circuit 2. Applies to
111 VCmp 2: Problem Manual
units with VFD compressors.1
Indicates that suction refrigerant temperature sensor on circuit 1 is present and either shorted or
115 SRT Sensor 1: Problem Manual opened for longer than the temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
Indicates that suction refrigerant temperature sensor on circuit 2 is present and either shorted or
116 SRT Sensor 2: Problem Manual opened for longer than the temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds, or the sensor value has
exceeded the allowable range.
120 Hi DL Temp_1: Problem Indicates if the high discharge line temperature problem alarm on circuit 1 or 2 has exceeded the
Manual
121 Hi DL Temp_2: Problem high temperature limit. Applies to units with VFD compressors.1
125 Exp Valve 1: Problem
Manual Indicates the status of the circuit 1 or 2 expansion valve problem alarm.1
126 Exp Valve 2: Problem
130 OA Fan 1: Problem
Manual Indicates if an outdoor air fan problem alarm on circuit 1 or 2 is active.1
131 OA Fan 2: Problem
Indicates the A2L leak detection board has detected a leak with one or more of the refrigerant
133 Refrigerant Leak: Problem Manual
sensors.
134 Refrig Sensor: Problem Automatic Indicates the A2L refrigerant sensor is in fault condition or is not communicating to the controller.
135 PTS1 Sensor: Problem The suction refrigerant pressure sensor 1 or 2 is present and the following are true for 30 seconds:
Manual 1. Charge Loss Problem is Inactive
136 PTS2 Sensor: Problem
2. The sensor value is less than -96.53 kPa (-14.0 psi)
140 PTD1 Sensor: Problem The discharge refrigerant pressure sensor 1 or 2 is present and the sensor value is greater than
Manual
141 PTD2 Sensor: Problem 4619.5 kPa (670 psi) or less than -96.53 kPa (-14.0 psi).
145 Lo Charge 1: Problem
Manual Indicates the status of the low refrigerant charge problem alarm on circuit 1 or 2.1
146 Lo Charge 2: Problem
Indicates if the refrigerant system charge on circuit 1 or 2 has been lost and the following are true
150 ChargeLoss 1: Problem
for 20 seconds:1
Manual
1. The discharge refrigerant pressure sensor is less than or equal to 68.94 kPa (10 psi)
151 ChargeLoss 2: Problem 2. The suction refrigerant pressure sensor is less than or equal to 68.94 kPa (10 psi)
155 VCmp1LoDSH: Problem Indicates if the discharge superheat problem alarm on circuit 1 or 2 is active because of a low
Manual
156 VCmp2LoDSH: Problem superheat reading. Applies to units with VFD compressors1
160 Lo Press 1: Problem Indicates the status of the low pressure switch input. When it is in the alarm (Open) position, the
low pressure problem alarm is active. This means that the low pressure switch input has been
Manual
161 Lo Press 2: Problem in the alarm (Open) position for longer than the default of two seconds or that the compressor on
circuit 1 or 2 has been on for longer than 5 seconds1
165 Hi Press 1: Problem Indicates the status of the high pressure switch input. When it is in the alarm (Open) position, the
Manual high pressure problem alarm is active and the inverter compressor refrigerant circuit 1 or 2 high
166 Hi Press 2: Problem limits have been exceeded. Applies to units with VFD compressors.1
170 Lo Press Diff 1: Problem Current status of the low discharge pressure problem alarm on circuit 1 or 2. Applies to units with
Manual
171 Lo Press Diff 2: Problem VFD compressors.1
175 HiVCmpTmp 1: Problem Indicates if the high variable speed compressor for circuit 1 or 2 has exceeded the high
temperature setpoint.
Manual
176 HiVCmpTmp 2: Problem Alarm requires a manual clear after VCmp1Temp is below 212°F (100°C) continuously for one
minute.1
180 VCmpTSnsr1: Problem Indicates that the variable compressor temperature sensor 1 or 2 is present but has been shorted.
Manual
181 VCmpTSnsr2: Problem It can also indicate that the sensor is in the alarm (Open) position, or that no sensor is detected.
185 VCmp1HiDSH: Problem Indicates the high discharge superheat problem alarm on cooling circuit 1 or 2. Applies to units
Manual
186 VCmp2HiDSH: Problem with VFD compressors.1
190 IFB1 Comm: Problem (VCmp1 & 2) An interruption has occurred between the unit controller and an inverter compressor interface
communication board (IFB) board, if installed. This indicates that both the high pressure switch
Automatic4 HP1 and HP2 switch inputs are in the normal (Close) position.
191 IFB2 Comm: Problem (VCmp3 & 4)
Note: The high pressure switch disables a 16 VDC power input from the variable compressor
controller. This may cause an erroneous IFB1/IFB2 Comm problem alarm.
Indicates that the entering fan/leaving coil temperature sensor is present and either shorted or
192 EFT/LCT Snsr: Problem Automatic open circuited for longer than temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds. Applies when unit
control type is ZTC, DTC, or 1ZnVAV.
The return air temperature sensor is present and either shorted or opened for longer than the
193 RAT Sensor: Problem Automatic temperature alarm delay default of 30 seconds. Applies when unit control type is ZTC, DTC, or
1ZnVAV. Alarm clears automatically when the sensor becomes reliable.
194 Space Sensor 1: Problem Indicates that the local space sensor input is shorted or open circuited for longer than the
195 Space Sensor 2: Problem Automatic temperature alarm delay of 30 seconds. Applies when unit control type is ZTC, DTC, or 1ZnVAV.
196 Space Sensor 3: Problem Alarm clears automatically when the sensor becomes reliable.

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Table 6: Problem Alarms, Continued

Alarm
Class Alarm Name5 Clear Description
Priority
Indicates that a valid network outdoor air temperature input value is not present and that the local
197 OAT Sensor: Problem Manual outdoor air temperature sensor is either shorted or open circuited. Applies when unit control type is
ZTC, DTC, or 1ZnVAV.
Indicates that the freezestat input is in the Open position.1 Applies when unit control type is ZTC,
198 Freeze: Problem Automatic
DTC, or 1ZnVAV.
Indicates the heat fail problem alarm is active.1 Applies when unit control type is ZTC, DTC, or
199 Heat Fail: Problem Automatic
1ZnVAV.
1 Normal = 0, In Alarm = 1
2 Open or short-circuited = 0, Closed = 1
3 Requires a manual reset if the alarm occurs three times within 100 minutes
4 Requires a manual reset if the alarm occurs five times within 100 minutes
5Circuit designation "C1" or "C2" is supported in unit controller software v2506036118 and newer

Table 7: Fault Alarms by Priority

Alarm
Class Alarm Name Clear Description
Priority
0 No Active Faults No active alarms.
Indicates the outdoor air dewpoint is greater than the OA dewpoint maximum value
205 High Dewpint Cooling Disable: Fault Automatic
(HiOADwptValue) setpoint. Applies to 100% OA damper units.
Indicates the condition of the airflow switch used to determine whether or not sufficient supply air
208 Airflow Fault Manual
flow is present for unit operation.¹ Does not apply to refrigeration-only units.
Low Discharge Air Temperature Indicates that the discharge air temperature is below the low discharge temperature setting and
212 Manual
Fault that the discharge air temperature sensor reading is reliable (not open or short-circuited).
High Discharge Air Temperature Indicates that the discharge air temperature is greater than the high discharge temperature limit
216 Manual
Fault and that the discharge air temperature sensor reading is reliable (not open or short-circuited).²
Indicates that the return air temperature is greater than the high return temperature limit of
220 High Return Air Temperature Fault Manual 120°F for longer than the high/low temperature alarm delay of 35 seconds and that the return air
temperature sensor reading is reliable (not open or short-circuited).
Indicates that the Duct High Limit Fault alarm is active. Applies only to Variable Air Volume (VAV)
224 Duct High Limit Fault Manual
units configured for a VFD or ECM supply fan.
Discharge Air Temperature Indicates that the discharge air temperature sensor is not reliable for longer than the temperature
228 Manual
Sensor Fault sensor alarm delay default of 30 seconds2.
Indicates that the sensor configured for control temperature is not present, is not reliable² or is
244 Control Temperature Fault Manual out of range. Also, no other sensor (the return air temperature, outdoor air temperature, or space
temperature senor) is available.
250 Emergency Stop Fault Manual3 Indicates that the emergency off switch input is in the alarm (Open) position.
Indicates that the freezestat input is in the alarm (Open) position and the supply air fan is on for at
252 Freeze Fault Manual least 30 seconds.² Applies when the unit heating is face and bypass or hot water steam, or the unit
cooling is chilled water.
1 Normal = 0, In Alarm = 1
2 Open or short-circuited = 0, Closed = 1
³ Alarm is manual when the Emergency Off Reset parameter is set to ManClr. Otherwise, it is automatic when Emergency Off Reset is set to AutoClr from the HMI

Table 8: Alarm Status

Holding
Register Alarm Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
0=NoFlow
401 Air Flow Status 0=NoFlow Manual Indicates the airflow status.
1=Flow
0=Open Indicates the status of the main filter switch.2 The 0=Open position
402 Filter Switch Input 1=Closed NA
1=Closed generates the warning alarm (404).
0=Open Indicates the status of the final filter switch.2 The 0=Open position
403 Final Filter Switch Input 1=Closed NA
1=Closed generates the warning alarm (405).
Indicates whether filter 1 (main filter) is in alarm condition. Alarm
0=Normal indicates the main filter switch input (FilterSw1) is in the alarm (open)
404 Filter Warning 0=Normal NA
1=Alarm position or when the filter pressure inputs 1 or 2 exceed the high filter
pressure 1 or 2 setpoints.
Indicates whether filter 2 (final filter) is in alarm condition. Alarm
0=Normal indicates the final filter switch input (FilterSw2) is in the alarm (open)
405 Final Filter Warning 0=Normal Manual
1=Alarm position or when the filter pressure 3 input exceeds the high filter
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Table 8: Alarm Status, Continued

Holding
Register Alarm Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
0=Normal Indicates that the energy recovery wheel is not functioning as expected
406 Energy Wheel Warning 0=Normal Manual
1=Alarm and the Energy Wheel Warning alarm is active.1
0=Normal An active alarm indicates that the unit is economizing when it should
407 Over Economizing Warning 0=Normal Automatic
1=Alarm not be economizing.
0=Normal An active alarm indicates that the unit is not economizing when it
408 Under Economizing Warning 0=Normal Automatic
1=Alarm should be economizing.
Excess Outdoor Air Warning 0=Normal
409 0=Normal Automatic An active alarm indicates that the unit is delivering excess outdoor air.
1=Alarm
0=Normal Indicates that the freezestat is in the open position and an alarm has
410 Outdoor Air Damper Stuck Warning 0=Normal Automatic
1=Alarm been generated.2
An active alarm indicates that there is a problem with the return or
0=Normal exhaust fan operation. The OffNormal state of this object indicates a
411 Return / Exhaust Fan Warning 0=Normal Automatic
1=Alarm Return / Exhaust Fan Warning. Applies to units with a VFD or ECM
return/exhaust fan.1
0=Open Indicates that the freezestat is in the open position and an alarm has
412 Freeze Fault 1=Closed Manual
1=Closed been generated.2
0=Alarm Activates the Freeze Problem alarm when input is in the Open
413 Freeze Problem 1=Normal Automatic
1=Normal position.1
0=Normal
414 Heat Fail Problem 0=Normal Automatic Indicates the status of the Heat Fail Problem alarm.1
1=Alarm
0=Normal Iindicates that the A2Lmitigation board is in fault or that communcation
415 A2L Refrigerant Sensor Problem 0=Normal Manual
1=Alarm to the A2L board has been lost.
0=Normal An alarm indicates that the A2L mitigation board has detected a
416 A2L Refrigerant Leak Problem 0=Normal Automatic
1=Alarm refrigerant concentration level above the allowable threshold.
Indicates the status of the high pressure switch input. When it is in the
0=Normal
417 High Pressure Problem Circuit 1 0=Normal Manual alarm (Open) position, the High Pressure Problem alarm is active and
1=Alarm
the inverter compressor refrigerant circuit 1 limit has been exceeded.1
Indicates the status of the low pressure switch input. When it is in the
alarm (Open) position, the Low Pressure Problem alarm is active.
Low Pressure Problem 0=Alarm Automatic
418 1=Normal This means that the low pressure switch input has been in the alarm
Circuit 1 1=Normal
(Open) position for longer than the default of two seconds or that the
compressor on circuit 1 has been on for longer than five seconds.1
Low Discharge Pressure Problem 0=Normal Indicates the status of the Low Discharge Pressure Problem alarm for
419 0=Normal Manual
Circuit 1 1=Alarm VFD circuit 1 compressor.1
0=Normal
420 Outdoor Air Fan 1 Problem 0=Normal Manual Indicates if an Outdoor Air Fan Problem alarm is active.1
1=Alarm
Indicates if an interruption has occurred between the unit controller and
Inverter Compressor Board (IFB) 1 0=Normal
421 0=Normal Manual an inverter compressor interface communication board (IFB) board, if
Problem 1=Alarm
installed.1
Charge Loss Problem 0=Normal
422 0=Normal Manual Indicates if the refrigerant system charge on circuit 1 has been lost.1
Circuit 1 1=Alarm
High Variable Speed Compressor 0=Normal Indicates if the variable speed compressor for circuit 1 has exceeded
423 0=Normal Manual
Temperature Problem Circuit 1 1=Alarm the high temperature setpoint.
Variable Speed Compressor Problem 0=Normal Indicates the status of the Variable Speed Compressor Problem alarm
424 0=Normal Manual
Circuit 1 1=Alarm on circuit 1. Applies to units with VFD compressors.1
Indicates if the circuit 1 Discharge Superheat Problem alarm is
Low Discharge Superheat Problem 0=Normal
425 0=Normal Manual active because of a low superheat reading. Applies to units with VFD
Circuit 1 1=Alarm
compressors.1
Indicates if the circuit 1 Discharge Superheat Problem alarm is active
High Discharge Superheat Problem 0=Normal
426 0=Normal Manual because of a high superheat reading.Applies to units with VFD
Circuit 1 1=Alarm
compressors.1
Indicates if the circuit 1 High Discharge Line Temperature has
High Discharge Line Temperature 0=Normal
427 0=Normal Manual exceeded the high temperature limit. Applies to units with VFD
Problem Circuit 1 1=Alarm
compressors.1
Expansion Valve Problem 0=Normal
428 0=Normal Manual Indicates the status of the circuit 1 Expansion Valve Problem alarm.1
Circuit 1 1=Alarm

Modulating Hot Gas Reheat Problem 0=Normal Indicates that the modulating hot gas reheat valve motor and driver are
429 0=Normal Manual
Circuit 1 1=Alarm not synchronizing as expected.1

Indicates the status of the high pressure switch input. When it is in the
0=Normal
430 High Pressure Problem Circuit 2 0=Normal Manual alarm (Open) position, the High Pressure Problem alarm is active and
1=Alarm
the inverter compressor refrigerant circuit 2 limit has been exceeded.1

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Table 8: Alarm Status, Continued

Holding
Register Alarm Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
Indicates the status of the low pressure switch input. When it is in the
alarm (Open) position, the Low Pressure Problem alarm is active.
Low Pressure Problem 0=Normal Automatic
431 0=Normal This means that the low pressure switch input has been in the alarm
Circuit 2 1=Alarm
(Open) position for longer than the default of two seconds or that the
compressor on circuit 2 has been on for longer than five seconds.1
Low Discharge Pressure Problem 0=Normal Indicates the status of the Low Discharge Pressure Problem alarm for
432 0=Normal Manual
Circuit 2 1=Alarm VFD circuit 2 compressor.1
0=Normal
433 Outdoor Air Fan Problem Circuit 2 0=Normal Manual Indicates if an Outdoor Air Fan Problem alarm is active on circuit 2.1
1=Alarm
Inverter Compressor Board (IFB) 0=Normal Indicates if an interruption has occurred between the unit controller and
434 0=Normal Manual
Problem Circuit 2 1=Alarm an inverter compressor interface communication board (IFB) board.1
Charge Loss Problem 0=Normal
435 0=Normal Manual Indicates if the refrigerant system charge on circuit 2 has been lost.1
Circuit 2 1=Alarm
High Variable Speed Compressor 0=Normal Indicates if the variable speed compressor for circuit 2 has exceeded
436 0=Normal Manual
Temperature Problem Circuit 2 1=Alarm the high temperature setpoint.
Variable Speed Compressor Problem 0=Normal Indicates the status of the Variable Speed Compressor Problem alarm
437 0=Normal Manual
Circuit 2 1=Alarm on circuit 2. Applies to units with VFD compressors.1
Indicates if the circuit 2 Discharge Superheat Problem alarm is
Low Discharge Superheat Problem 0=Normal
425 0=Normal Manual active because of a low superheat reading. Applies to units with VFD
Circuit 2 1=Alarm
compressors.1
Indicates if the circuit 2 Discharge Superheat Problem alarm is active
High Discharge Superheat Problem 0=Normal
439 0=Normal Manual because of a high superheat reading.Applies to units with VFD
Circuit 2 1=Alarm
compressors.1
Indicates if the circuit 2 High Discharge Line Temperature Problem
High Discharge Line Temperature 0=Normal
440 0=Normal Manual alarm on has exceeded the high temperature limit. Applies to units with
Problem Circuit 2 1=Alarm
VFD compressors.1
Expansion Valve Problem 0=Normal
428 0=Normal Manual Indicates the status of the circuit 2 Expansion Valve Problem alarm.1
Circuit 2 1=Alarm
Indicates the status of the local duct high limit switch with input from the
0=Open
453 Duct High Limit Fault 1=Closed Manual local sensor. This is the object that generates a Fault alarm when in the
1=Closed
Open position.2
Indicates the status of the emergency off switch. Input is from either a
0=Open
454 Emergency Off Fault 1=Closed Manual local sensor or the network. This is the object that generates a Fault
1=Closed
alarm when in the Open position.2
Indicates the condition of the airflow switch1. It is the object that
0=Normal generates the alarm. Determines whether or not sufficient supply air
455 Airflow Fault 0=Normal Manual
1=Alarm flow is present for unit operation. Does not apply to refrigeration-only
units.
Indicates that the return air temperature is greater than the high return
0=Normal temperature limit of 120°F for longer than the high/low temperature
456 High Return Air Temperature Fault 0=Normal Manual
1=Alarm alarm delay of 35 seconds and that the return air temperature sensor is
not reliable (shorted or open circuited).1
1 Normal = 0, In Alarm = 1
2 Open or short-circuited = 0, Closed = 1

Table 9: Events and Standby Events

Holding
Register Event Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
0=Inactive
500 Fan Retry Event 0=Inactive Automatic Supply Fan Retry Event control is active.
1=Active
0=Inactive
501 Tenant Override Event 0=Inactive Automatic Tenant Override Event operation control is active.
1=Active
Passive Ventilation Active 0=Inactive
502 0=Inactive Automatic Passive Ventilation Active Event sequence control is active.
Event 1=Active
0=Inactive
503 Reheat Limiting Control 0=Inactive Automatic Reheat Compressor Limiting Event control is active.
1=Active
Expansion Valve
0=Inactive Event is active when the expansion valve and stepper motor are not
504 Synchronication Standby 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active synchronized due to power interruption.
Event Circuit 1
Fin Temperature Unload Event 0=Inactive The circuit 1 High Fin Temperature Unloading Event control is active.
505 0=Inactive Automatic
Circuit 1 1=Active Applies to units with inverter compressors.
High Compression Ratio 0=Inactive
506 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 High Compression Ratio Unloading Event control is active.
Unloading Event Circuit 1 1=Active

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Table 9: Events and Standby Events, Continued

Holding
Register Alarm Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
High Compression Ratio 0=Inactive
507 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 High Compression Ratio Unloading Event control is active.
Unloading Event Circuit 1 1=Active
High Discharge Line
0=Inactive The Circuit 1 High Discharge Line Temperature Unloading Event control is
508 Temperature Unload Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active active on fixed compressor 1
Circuit 1
High Current Unload Event 0=Inactive
509 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 High Amp Unloading Event control is active.
Circuit 1 1=Active
High Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of high
510 0=Inactive Automatic
Standby Event Circuit 1 1=Active discharge superheat protection.
Compressor Body High
0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of compressor
511 Temperature Standby Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active body high temperature protection.
Circuit 1
High Pressure Standby Event 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of compressor
512 0=Inactive Automatic
Circuit 1 1=Active body high temperature protection.
High Pressure Unload Event 0=Inactive
513 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 High Pressure Unloading Event control is active.
Circuit 1 1=Active
Low Pressure Differential
0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of low
514 Pressure Standby Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active differential pressure protection unloading control.
Circuit 1
Low Differential Pressure 0=Inactive
515 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 Low Differential Pressure Unloading Event control is active.
Unload Event Circuit 1 1=Active
The Low Discharge Superheat Event is active when DSH1 < 20°F for at least
Low Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive
516 0=Inactive Automatic 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring
Event Circuit 1 1=Active
system.
Low Pressure Standby Event 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of low pressure
517 0=Inactive Automatic
Circuit 1 1=Active unloading control.
Low Pressure Unload Event 0=Inactive
518 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 Low Differential Pressure Unloading Event control is active.
Circuit 1 1=Active
Outdoor Air Fan Standby 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of a fault
519 0=Inactive Automatic
Event Circuit 1 1=Active detected by the outdoor air fan VFD.
Unload Request Event 0=Inactive
520 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 Unload Request Control control is active.
Circuit 1 1=Active
Variable Compressor Problem 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of a fault
521 0=Inactive Automatic
Standby Event Circuit 1 1=Active detected by the variable compressor controller.
Variable Compressor Request 0=Inactive The compressor circuit is forced to Standby due to a request from the
522 0=Inactive Automatic
Standby Event Circuit 1 1=Active variable compressor controller.
High Ambient Limiting Control 0=Inactive
523 0=Inactive Automatic The fixed compressor circuit high ambient limiting control is active.
Event Circuit 1 1=Active
The Circuit 1 Low Suction Superheat Event is active when the SSH1< 5°F
Low Suction Superheat Event 0=Inactive
524 0=Inactive Automatic for at least 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant
Circuit 1 1=Active
monitoring system.
The Circuit 1 High Suction Superheat Event is active when SSH1 > 30°F
High Suction Superheat Event 0=Inactive
525 0=Inactive Automatic for at least 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant
Circuit 1 1=Active
monitoring system.
The Low Discharge Superheat Event is active when DSH1< 20°F for at least
Low Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive
526 0=Inactive Automatic 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring
Event Circuit 1 1=Active
system.
The High Discharge Superheat Event is active when DSH1 < 20°F for
High Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive
527 0=Inactive Automatic at least 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant
Event Circuit 1 1=Active
monitoring system.
The Low Subcooling Event is active when all of the following are true for at
least 60 minutes:
• Subcooling1 < 1°F
• All compressors in the circuit are running
Low Subcooling Event 0=Inactive
528 0=Inactive Automatic • OA Problem alarm inactive
Circuit 1 1=Active
• Effective OAT > 75°F
• Unit State = Cooling
• The Dehumidification Status is Inactive
Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.

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Table 9: Events and Standby Events, Continued

Holding
Register Alarm Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
The High Subcooling Event is active when all of the following are true for at
least 60 minutes:
• Subcooling1 > 25°F
• All compressors in the circuit are running
High Subcooling Event 0=Inactive
529 0=Inactive Automatic • The OA Problem alarm is inactive
Circuit 1 1=Active
• Effective OAT > 75°F
• Unit State = Cooling
• The Dehumidification Status is Inactive
Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
A Low Tc Event is active when the Tc1 value is below the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
530 Low Tc Event Circuit 1 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Tc = Circuit discharge pressure saturated temperature input.
A High Tc Event is active when the Tc1 value is above the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
531 High Tc Event Circuit 1 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Tc = Circuit discharge pressure input (PTD_1).
A Low Te Event is active when the Te1 value is below the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
532 Low Te Event Circuit 1 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Te = Circuit suction pressure input.
A High Te Event is active when the Te1 value is below the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
533 High Te Event Circuit 1 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Te = Circuit suction pressure input.
The Discharge Refrigerant Temperature Event is active when the DRT1
High Discharge Refrigerant 0=Inactive
534 0=Inactive Automatic sensor input is > 275°F for at least 30 minutes. Applies to units configured
Temperature Event Circuit 1 1=Active
for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
The High Suction Return Temperature Event is active when the SRT1 sensor
High Suction Return 0=Inactive
535 0=Inactive Automatic input is > 95°F for at least 45 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional
Temperature Event Circuit 1 1=Active
refrigerant monitoring system.
The Low Oil Prevention Event is active when compressors are operating
Low Oil Prevention Event 0=Inactive
536 0=Inactive Automatic under extreme conditions and low oil protection is required. Applies to
Circuit 1 1=Active
variable compressor units.
537 High Discharge Line 0=Inactive Automatic
0=Inactive The Circuit 1 High Discharge Line Temperature Unloading Event control is
Temperature Unload Event
1=Active active on fixed compressor 3 or 5.
538 Circuit 1 0=Inactive Automatic
Expansion Valve
0=Inactive Event is active when the expansion valve and stepper motor are not
539 Synchronication Standby 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active synchronized due to power interruption.
Event Circuit 2
Fin Temperature Unload Event 0=Inactive The Circuit 2 High Fin Temperature Unloading Event control is active.
540 0=Inactive Automatic
Circuit 2 1=Active Applies to units with inverter compressors.
High Compression Ratio 0=Inactive
541 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 1 High Compression Ratio Unloading Event control is active.
Unloading Event Circuit 1 1=Active
High Compression Ratio 0=Inactive The Circuit 2 High Discharge Line Temperature Unloading Event control is
542 0=Inactive Automatic
Unloading Event Circuit 2 1=Active active on fixed compressor 1.
High Discharge Line
0=Inactive The Circuit 2 High Discharge Line Temperature Unloading Event control is
543 Temperature Unload Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active active on fixed compressor 1.
Circuit 2
High Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of high
544 0=Inactive Automatic
Standby Event Circuit 2 1=Active discharge superheat protection.
High Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of high
545 0=Inactive Automatic
Standby Event Circuit 2 1=Active discharge superheat protection.
Compressor Body High
0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of compressor
546 Temperature Standby Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active body high temperature protection.
Circuit 2
Compressor Body High
0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of compressor
547 Temperature Standby Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active body high temperature protection.
Circuit 2
High Pressure Unload Event 0=Inactive
548 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 2 High Pressure Unloading Event control is active.
Circuit 2 1=Active
Low Pressure Differential
0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of low
549 Pressure Standby Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active differential pressure protection unloading control.
Circuit 2
Low Differential Pressure 0=Inactive
550 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 2 Low Differential Pressure Unloading Event control is active.
Unload Event Circuit 2 1=Active

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Table 9: Events and Standby Events, Continued

Holding
Register Alarm Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
The Low Discharge Superheat Event is active when DSH2 < 20°F for at least
Low Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive
551 0=Inactive Automatic 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring
Event Circuit 2 1=Active
system.
Low Pressure Standby Event 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of low pressure
552 0=Inactive Automatic
Circuit 2 1=Active unloading control.
Low Pressure Unload Event 0=Inactive
553 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 2 Low Differential Pressure Unloading Event control is active.
Circuit 2 1=Active
Outdoor Air Fan Standby
0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of a fault
554 Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active detected by the outdoor air fan VFD.
Circuit 2
Unload Request Event Circuit 0=Inactive
555 0=Inactive Automatic The Circuit 2 Unload Request Control control is active.
2 1=Active
Variable Compressor Problem 0=Inactive The circuit compressor state is forced into Standby because of a fault
556 0=Inactive Automatic
Standby Event Circuit 2 1=Active detected by the variable compressor controller.
Variable Compressor Request 0=Inactive The compressor circuit is forced to Standby due to a request from the
557 0=Inactive Automatic
Standby Event Circuit 2 1=Active variable compressor controller.
High Ambient Limiting Control 0=Inactive
558 0=Inactive Automatic The fixed compressor circuit high ambient limiting control is active.
Event Circuit 2 1=Active
Circuit 2 Low Suction Superheat Event is active when the SSH2 < 5°F
Low Suction Superheat Event 0=Inactive
559 0=Inactive Automatic for at least 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant
Circuit 2 1=Active
monitoring system.
Circuit 2 High Suction Superheat Event is active when SSH2 > 30°F for
High Suction Superheat Event 0=Inactive
560 0=Inactive Automatic at least 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant
Circuit 2 1=Active
monitoring system.
The Low Discharge Superheat Event is active when DSH2 < 20°F for at least
Low Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive
561 0=Inactive Automatic 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring
Event Circuit 2 1=Active
system.
The High Discharge Superheat Event is active when DSH2 < 20°F for
High Discharge Superheat 0=Inactive
562 0=Inactive Automatic at least 60 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant
Event Circuit 2 1=Active
monitoring system.
The Low Subcooling Event is active when all of the following are true for at
least 60 minutes:
• Subcooling1 < 1°F
• All compressors in the circuit are running
Low Subcooling Event 0=Inactive
563 0=Inactive Automatic • OA Problem alarm inactive
Circuit 2 1=Active
• Effective OAT > 75°F
• Unit State = Cooling
• The Dehumidification Status is Inactive
Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
The High Subcooling Event is active when all of the following are true for at
least 60 minutes:
• Subcooling1 > 25°F
• All compressors in the circuit are running
High Subcooling Event 0=Inactive
564 0=Inactive Automatic • The OA Problem alarm is inactive
Circuit 2 1=Active
• Effective OAT > 75°F
• Unit State = Cooling
• The Dehumidification Status is Inactive
Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system
A Low Tc Event is active when the Tc2 value is below the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
565 Low Tc Event Circuit 2 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Tc = Discharge pressure saturated temperature input
A High Tc Event is active when the Tc2 value is above the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
566 High Tc Event Circuit 2 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Tc = Discharge pressure input (PTD_1).
A Low Te Event is active when the Te2 value is below the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
567 Low Te Event Circuit 2 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Te = Circuit suction pressure input.
A High Te Event is active when the Te2 value is above the acceptable range.
0=Inactive Applies to units configured for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
568 High Te Event Circuit 2 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active
Te = Circuit suction pressure input.
The Discharge Refrigerant Temperature Event is active when the DRT2
High Discharge Refrigerant 0=Inactive
569 0=Inactive Automatic sensor input is > 275°F for at least 30 minutes. Applies to units configured
Temperature Event Circuit 2 1=Active
for optional refrigerant monitoring system.
The High Suction Return Temperature Event is active when the SRT2 sensor
High Suction Return 0=Inactive
570 0=Inactive Automatic input is > 95°F for at least 45 minutes. Applies to units configured for optional
Temperature Event Circuit 2 1=Active
refrigerant monitoring system.

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Table 9: Events and Standby Events, Continued

Holding
Register Alarm Name Range Default Clear Description
(4xxxx)
572 High Discharge Line
0=Inactive The Circuit 2 High Discharge Line Temperature Unloading Event control is
Temperature Unload Event 0=Inactive Automatic
1=Active active on fixed compressor B or C.
573 Circuit 2

1 Standby events apply to variable compressors.

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ASCII Conversion Table

ASCII Conversion Table exception of the (Space) character, are not listed in this table and
are not supported. Characters not supported are translated to a
Table 10 lists the ASCII characters and their decimal and space.
hexadecimal numbers. Non-printing characters, with the

Table 10: ASCII Conversion Table

Char (Space) Decimal Hexadecimal Char Decimal Hexadecimal Char Decimal Hexadecimal
32 0x20 @ 64 0x40 ` 96 0x60
! 33 0x21 A 65 0x41 a 97 0x61
“ 34 0x22 B 66 0x42 b 98 0x62
# 35 0x23 C 67 0x43 c 99 0x63
$ 36 0x24 D 68 0x44 d 100 0x64
% x 10 37 0x25 E 69 0x45 e 101 0x65
& 38 0x26 F 70 0x46 f 102 0x66
‘ 39 0x27 G 71 0x47 g 103 0x67
( 40 0x28 H 72 0x48 h 104 0x68
) 41 0x29 I 73 0x49 I 105 0x69
* 42 0x2a J 74 0x4a j 106 0x6a
+ 43 0x2b K 75 0x4b k 107 0x6b
‘ 44 0x2c L 76 0x4c l 108 0x6c
- 45 0x2d M 77 0x4d m 109 0x6d
. 46 0x2e N 78 0x4e n 110 0x6e
/ 47 0x2f O 79 0x4f o 111 0x6f
0 48 0x30 P 80 0x50 p 112 0x70
1 49 0x31 Q 81 0x51 q 113 0x71
2 50 0x32 R 82 0x52 r 114 0x72
3 51 0x33 S 83 0x53 s 115 0x73
4 52 0x34 T 84 0x54 t 116 0x74
5 53 0x35 U 85 0x55 u 117 0x75
6 54 0x36 V 86 0x56 v 118 0x76
7 55 0x37 W 87 0x57 w 119 0x77
8 56 0x38 X 88 0x58 x 120 0x78
9 57 0x39 Y 89 0x59 y 121 0x79
: 58 0x3a Z 90 0x5a z 122 0x7a
; 59 0x3b [ 91 0x5b { 123 0x7b
< 60 0x3c \ 92 0x5c | 124 0x7c
= 61 0x3d ] 93 0x5d } 125 0x7d
> 62 0x3e ^ 94 0x5e ~ 126 0x7e
? 63 0x3f _ 95 0x5f

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