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Industrial_Emulator/src/BMS/CRAH/CRAH_UMAS_TCP/README.md
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Datahall CRAH UMAS 10FSV041206-058-117.00x114.00 TCP

Brief Introduction

This is first of a kind CRAH, so Modbus maps are different. BMS Control Source (0:speed, 1:external room temp) and BMS Enable Source (0:keypad, 1:DI, 2:BMS) sent from PLC/Modscan PLC code for these CRAHs use Speed Control, i.e. Speed Setpoint sent from PLC/BMS. Return Air is generally not used for control during normal operation. Leak Detect alarm is the only alarm that will send unit to FailState. This is a (9) fan array CRAH unit.

List of Equipmentt

This cofiguration has been used for these models:

  • Model: 10FSV041206-058-117.00x114.00: 10-07-25

Hardware Prerequisites

The code is written for an ESP8266/ESP32-style microcontroller with WiFi capabilities.


States and Strategies

Provide a brief description of what variables and strategies were used in this configuraiton

Standby State

  • CW valve: Ramp Strategy ramp to 0
  • Supply Air temperature: Ramp Strategy ramp to 74
  • Return Air temperature: Ramp Strategy ramp to 86
  • Fan speeds: Ramp Strategy ramp to 0
  • Fan amps: Ramp Strategy ramp to 0
  • Fan run status: set to 0

Running State

  • Fan run status: set to 1
  • Fan min speed: initialized to 30
  • Fan max speed: initialized to 100
  • Fan speed: Ramp Strategy dynamically ramps to speed setpoint
  • Fan amps: Ramp Strategy ramp to 15
  • Fan operating hours: initialize totalizers
  • Supply air temperature: Saw Strategy ramps back and forth between 60 and 100 deg
  • CW valve: PID Strategy adjusts until Supply Air Temperature matches Supply Air Temperature setpoint

Fail State

  • Fan run status: set to 0
  • CW valve: Ramp Strategy ramp to 0
  • Fan speeds: Ramp Strategy ramp to 0
  • Fan amps: Ramp Strategy ramp to 0