Wireless Sensor Attributes - Metasys - LIT-12011964 - Software Application - SCT System Configuration Tool - 16.0

Indicates the time in minutes that the Occupied Output (if defined) is overridden to the Occupied state after pushing the Temporary Occupied button on the Transmitter.

Indicates the minimum value allowed for the Setpoint. This is the value of the Setpoint attribute when the Setpoint adjust dial on the wireless sensor is in the fully counterclockwise position.

If the Min Value is greater than the Max Value, the Setpoint is forced to the Min Value. Otherwise, these attributes are all used to compute the Setpoint with the following formula:

SP = [(Max Value - Min Value) x (dial position x 0.01)] + Min Value

Indicates the maximum value allowed for the Setpoint. This is the value of the Setpoint attribute when the Setpoint adjust dial on the wireless sensor is in the fully clockwise position.

If the Min Value is greater than the Max Value, the Setpoint is forced to the Min Value. Otherwise, these attributes are all used to compute the Setpoint with the following formula:

SP = [(Max Value - Min Value) x (dial position x 0.01)] + Min Value

Indicates the action taken on the three output references (Zone Temp Output, Setpoint Output, and Occupied Output) when the wireless sensor object goes Unreliable. The actions are No Action or Release commands.

Indicates the time remaining before the Occupied Output (if defined) is released from the Occupied state.

Indicates the engineering units displayed on the user interface (Deg F or Deg C). All temperature and Setpoint values convert to the proper units.

Indicates the offset value that is added to the zone temperature reading before updating the Present Value, forcing the Present Value to match a calibrated temperature measured at the wireless sensor.

Indicates the sensor transmitter Id address of the wireless sensor. This setting must match the transmitter Id address switch setting of the wireless sensor.

Indicates the Property Code address of the wireless sensor. This setting must match the Property Code address switch setting of the wireless temperature sensor.

Indicates the Setpoint based on three variables: the Setpoint Adjustment reading (the setpoint adjust dial position) at the wireless sensor, the Min Value, and the Max Value.

The wireless sensor model determines the Setpoint Adjustment. Options include:

• None

• Warmer/Cooler (Range = +/- 5 Deg F)

• Remote Setpoint (Range = 55 to 85 Deg F/13 to 29 Deg C)

If the Min Value is greater than the Max Value, the Setpoint is forced to the Min Value. Otherwise, these attributes are all used to compute the Setpoint with the following formula:

SP = [(Max Value - Min Value) x (dial position x 0.01)] + Min Value

Changes to Occupied after pushing the Temporary Occupied button on the Transmitter, if supported by that model. The Occupied state is held for the minutes defined by the Occupancy Time attribute, or until cancelled by a release command.

Indicates if any wireless sensors defined as children of the Wireless Receiver Objects have a low battery. The Low Battery status is an advanced warning that can occur many days before a wireless sensor ceases to function. You can configure an alarm for this attribute to allow the building operator time to locate the sensor and change the battery. The sensor sends a low battery signal when there is 30 days of battery life left.

The Alarm State attribute indicates that the object transitioned into alarm or unreliable conditions. This attribute does not appear in the SCT UI.

Provides an optional reference to a temperature input object located anywhere on the Metasys network. The temperature input object is commanded when the wireless sensor reports an updated Present Value.

Provides an optional reference to a temperature Setpoint object located anywhere on the Metasys network. The temperature Setpoint object is commanded when the wireless sensor reports an updated Setpoint value.