You can add missing point cell data to cells that require this information but do not
have it.
About this task
A point cell appears with a red background if the Application Requirements require it
but the Professional Productivity Tool is unable to locate it in the System
Configuration Tool archive during the population process. A VAV box with missing
EFF-OCC point data is an example scenario in the following sequence.
Figure 1. Adding missing Point Cell data
To add missing point cell data, complete the following steps:
Procedure
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Mouse-over the point column header to see what the point column represents for
the given equipment type. In this example, the point column represents
#Occupancy
.
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Next, find the Effective Occupancy point for the VAV box
in one of the following ways:
- Right-click the cell to display a Point List
menu.
- Select Point List to display a pop-up window that
lists all the controller points that you define. PPT uses this list to
generate the equipment row showing the points.
- Examine the information in FQR,
Name, Description, and
Units & States to help you determine if
one of the controller points is the Effective
Occupancy point. Use the Units &
States tab to identify a specific point and then look at
the other data fields to find the exact match. Items that you map to
another point type column show in a green highlight.
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Select a point in the list to lock the point as Effective
Occupancy for that VAV box.
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Update your filter set with information from the point that you map, for
example, FQR-OCC-C for Occupancy Command.
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Right-click the point cell that you map and select Modify Point
Filter.
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Select one of the three fields from the point to leverage.
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Update your standard filter set.
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Highlight the cells that you want to update with the new filter set.
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Right-click and select Start Population for Selected
Cells. The cells that show in a green highlight populate with
points, if the filter that you update finds a match.
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Repeat this process with the remaining cells that the Application requires
until the cells are either full or you them mark out-of-scope. Alternatively,
you can add the points in the Johnson Controls system later.
Results
Next, you can mark cells out-of-scope to ignore the application
requirements.