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Sept 10, 2014
ROOM PRESSURE CONTROLLERROOM PRESSURE MONITOR /
USER MANUALSoftware Build 7.0
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CRITICAL ROOM CONTROLwww.criticalroom.com
Sophisticated interfaces for controlling and monitoring critical environments
CRC-RPM / RPC
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Contents
Feature Summary ............................................................................................................... 1
Main Screen ........................................................................................................................ 2 Background Colors (Main Screen) ....................................................................................... 3 Pressure Alarm ..................................................................................................................... 4
Primary and Secondary Room Setup.................................................................................... 9
Pressure Loop Control Setup Screen ................................................................................. 11 Mode Setup Screen ......................................................................................................... 12 Network Setup Screen ...................................................................................................... 13
Physical Network ............................................................................................................... 22 Power up ........................................................................................................................... 22
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Thank you for purchasing the CRC Room Pressure Monitor (Model CRC- RPM) or Room Pressure
The (CRC-RPM) is designed to monitor (not control) up to two pressure
The (CRC-RPC) is designed to monitor and control up to two pressure
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show only one pressure status icon on upper right corner). The room icons will indicate
selected for that space.
* Secondary Room only available in RPM2 and RPC2 Models
Primary room pressure status(Green = OK, Amber = Loss of Pressure, Red = Pressure Alarm)
Current Room Pressure(to Hide / Show – touch on room icon)
Current Room P(to Hide / Show – touch on room
Primary room name
Secondary Room Pressure Status*
Secondary room name*
Current Mode (Mode text is fully customizable)
Current precaution
Icon indicates usage and level of caution
Main Screen background - color configurable for Green, Red or Blue
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to indicate that the room is in use.
Background Colors Available:g
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4.3. Secondary Room goes outside of the pressure alarm high and low parameters, then the unit will go into pressure alarm and display which room is in pressure alarm. If an audible alarm delay (nuisance delay) is used - then the "Loss of Pressure" screen with an amber
PRESSURE NORMAL LOSS OF PRESSURE
PRESSURE ALARM
ALARM MUTE
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AUDIBLE ALARM DELAY EXPIRES
USER MUTES AUDIBLE ALARM
Muted Audible Alarm button
Text changes to state “PRESSURE ALARM”
Button indicates that the space is now in Pressure Alarm – if Audible alarm is sounding then this button will be colored amber and have a speaker icon – user can silence audible alarm by pressing the “PRESSURE ALARM” button
Pressure icon turns red and screen background turns amber
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“Loss of Pressure - Check Door” text appears under the room that has a drop in pressure
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MAIN SCREEN
CLICK “MODE” BUTTON
CLICK “Change MODE” BUTTON
CHANGE ISO MODE SCREEN
MAIN MENU
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• Pressurized Mode • No Pressure Mode • Cleaning Mode • Vacant Mode
• Clearing
Select desired mode
Select appropriate precautionsor choose to “Hide”
“SAVE” after mode andprecaution are selected
Select “MODE” button
Select “Change MODE” button
Shows current mode
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Countdown timer shows how much time is left in clearing mode in minutes and seconds
Background color changes to Yellow and ICON changes to clearly indicate clearing mode
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MAIN SCREEN
CLICK “MORE INFO” BUTTON
CLICK “ ” BUTTON ”
TEMPERATURE: 120° SP: 0.0°HUMIDITY: 0.00°C SP: 0.00°CAIRCHANGE: 0.0 ACHEXHAUST FLOW: 0 CFM SP: 0 CFM
PATIENT ROOM
TEMPERATURE: 120° SP: 0.0°FTVOC: 0.0000 PPMHEPA DP: 0.000” WCEXHAUST FLOW: 0 CFM SP: 0 CFM
ANTE ROOM
EXIT
TEMPERATURE: 120° SP: 0.0°HUMIDITY: 0.00°C SP: 0.00°CAIRCHANGE: 0.0 ACHEXHAUST FLOW: 0 CFM SP: 0 CFM
PATIENT ROOM
TEMPERATURE: 120° SP: 0.0°FTVOC: 0.0000 PPMHEPA DP: 0.000” WCEXHAUST FLOW: 0 CFM SP: 0 CFM
ANTE ROOM
EXIT
PATIENT ROOM
APPLY CANCEL
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MORE INFO. SCREEN
SET POINT CHANGE
TOUCH anywhere on Main Screen to bring up MODE and MORE INFO button
Press the “MORE INFO” button to access the More Info Screen
NOTE: If one or more of the points on the secondary screen is in alarm or has been muted, then the "MORE INFO" button will look like this:
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Primary Room Name
TIENT ROOM
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Set Point Adjustment Icon. Only shows if SetPoint Adjustment is enabled in the Admin Menu
TEMPERAHUMIDITYAIRCHAN
PATP IENT ROOM
PATIENNNT RT RT RT RRRRT RT ROOOOMOOMOOMOOMOOMOOMOOMOOM
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Increase / Decrease set point buttons
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AClick “APPLY” button to save Set Point changes
Status Icons: = N/A = OK
= Audible Alarm = Alarm (Mute)
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Secondary Room Name
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Second Room Setup is only available on RPM2 and RPC2
Control Setup is only available on RPC1 and RPC2
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Note: If you are using the door contact feature: When the door is open the audible alarm delay
ALARM TRIGGER:Local: Uses alarm high / low below as an alarm rangeNetwork: Pressure Alarm triggered via BACnet Point
ROOM NAME: Text used for the room icon on the Main Screen
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PRESSURE INPUT: Signal from the Pressure Sensor• Network• AI 0-5v, 0-10v• AI 1-5v, 2-10v• AI 4-20mA• Not Used (will hide Room Pressure Icon on front screen and disable alarm parameters)
Pressure Sensor High / Pressure Sensor Low: High and low range of the pressure sensor / transducer
ISO Set Point: Value that the RPC1 or RPC2 use to control pressure when in ISO and Clearing Mode (via PID loop). Also used by Alarm High / Low to calculate pressure alarm.
ALARM HIGH / LOW: Pressure alarm range. These values are relative to "ISO Set Point" – so that the actual value of alarm high will be ISO Set Point + Alarm High, and Alarm Low will be ISO Set Point – Alarm Low
ALARM HIGH / LOW: Pressure alarm range. These values are relative to "ISO Set Point" – so that the actual value of alarm high will be ISO Set Point + Alarm High, and Alarm Low will be ISO Set Point – Alarm Low
ALARM DELAY: The number of seconds of delay before the audible pressure alarm will sound. "Off" will turn off the audible pressure alarm.
ACK TIME OUT time in seconds for alarm to resound after initial acknowledgment is made and alarm condition has not reset.
OFFSET (Pressure): Adds to or subtracts from the room's pressure readout.
ZERO (Pressure): Automatically enters a value for OFFSET by calculating current pressure readout as zero or no pressure.
NO ISO SET POINT: Value that the RPC1 and RPC2 use to control pressure when in Vacant, Non ISO, and Cleaning Mode (via PID loop).
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PRIMARY ROOM SETUP SCREEN
SELECT “MORE INFO SET”
Point Text/Title: Eng. Units: Resolution: Set Point:
1: TEMPERATURE ° F 1 Adj.
2: HUMIDITY % 0.1 Show
3: AIR CHANGE ACH 0.001 Hide
4: EXHAUST FLOW CFM .0001 Adj.
Setup ‘MORE INFO’ Screen: PATIENT ROOM
Save Changes Cancel
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SeName of Point. If pointtext is blank then pointwill be hidden
EMPERATURE F
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Engineering Units • None • ° • ° F • ° C • % • Pa • CFM • PPM • ACH • f/m • m/s, • l/s
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.0001 Adj.
Cancel
4: EXHAUST FLOW EXHAUST FLOW CFM
Save Changes
Set Point Options: • Adjust - allows personnel to change set point • Show - Displays set point value • Hide - Hides set point value
MORE INFO SETUP SCREEN
Select “More Info SET” button
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Primary Room Pressure Control:
PRESSURE CONTROL SETUP
Save Changes Cancel
P Gain: 18.00 I Gain: 22.00
Secondary Room Pressure Control:
P Gain: 18:00 I Gain: 22.00
Control Action: Forwar Freeze Loop: On
Control Action: Forward Freeze Loop: On
react too slowly to changes in room pressure.
PriP mary Room Pressure Cont
PRESSURE CONT
P Gain: 18.00 I G
P Gain: (Proportional Multiplier) This value isthe proportional multiplier which effectshow closely / sharply the control signal(signal output to the air control device) willreact to a change in pressure.
SETUP
I Gain: (Integral Multiplier) This value is theintegral multiplier which effects how closely /sharply the control signal (signal output to theair control device) will react to an overshootingof the pressure set point .
Save Changes Cancel
Control Action: Forward Freeze Loop: On Forward
Control Action: This setting controls whether a rise in signal outputwill result in an increase in room pressure (Forward Acting) ordecrease in room pressure (Reverse Acting).
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Custom Text (Mode) Setup
Save Changes Cancel
ISO Text: POSITIVE PRESSURE RED Background
Clearing Text: CLEARING
Cleaning Text: TO BE CLEANED
Non-ISO Text: NO PRESSURE - OCC
Vacant Text: VACANT
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Mode Verbiage Pressuriza on Alarm Ac e Screen Color Graphic Iso Text User De ned Iso Set Point Yes Green, Red, Blue Stop Hand Clearing Text User De ned Iso Set Point Yes Yellow Cau on To Be Cleaned User De ned Iso Set Point Yes Grey Broom No Pressure Occ User De ned Non-Iso Set Point No Green Man in Bed Vacant User De ned Non-Iso Set Point No Blue Empty bed
CCCCCCCCuuuuuuuuussssssssstttttttttooooooooommm Text (Mode) Setup
ISO Text: POSITIVE PRESSURE RED BackgroundPOSITIVE PRESSURE
Custom Text: Facilities can enter custom text labels for each mode (upto 19 characters). Unused modes can be turned off / hidden by clearingthe text.
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Green Background:
Blue Background:
Red Background:
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Network SetupNetwork: BACnet
Baud Rate:
MAC Address:
Instance ID:
Debug Info:
Save Changes Exit -No Change
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Show Don’t Show
MAC Address: 0 – 254Note: MAC address must be unique for each device on a specific MS/TP trunk
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Instance ID: 1 – 4,194,304Note: Instance ID must be unique for each device on the overall network
Debug Info: Displays Network informationon main screen to assist in debuggingnetwork related issues
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MAC Address: 0 – 254Note: MAC address must bon a specific MS/TP trunk
Select network Baud Rate: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 76800 or 115,200
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token passing.
Debug Info - Please see “BACnet Trouble Shooting / Debug Screen” for more information
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• : This number increases as this unit responds to
• : This number increases when this unit sends out a message (including passing a token).
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ANALOG VALUES
GeneralAV 0 Analog Input 1 oat Read Only (0-100%)AV 1 Analog Input 2 oat Read Only (0-100%)AV 2 Analog Input 3 oat Read Only (0-100%)AV 3 Analog Input 4 oat Read Only (0-100%)
Primary RoomAV 4 Current P * Float Read rite Inches of water column PascalsAV 5 P Status * Int Read rite 0= normal, 1 = loss of pressure, 2= alarmAV 6 Iso Set Point * oat Read rite Inches of water column PascalsAV 7 Non - Iso Set Point * oat Read rite Inches of water column PascalsAV 8 Sensor igh oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 9 Sensor Low oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 10 Alarm igh oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 11 Alarm Low oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 48 Pressure O set oat Read Only
Secondary RoomAV 12 Current P * Float Read rite Inches of water column PascalsAV 13 P Status * Int Read rite 0= normal, 1 = loss of pressure, 2= alarmAV 14 Iso Set Point * oat Read rite Inches of water column PascalsAV 15 Non - Iso Set Point * oat Read rite Inches of water column PascalsAV 16 Sensor igh oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 17 Sensor Low oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 18 Alarm igh oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 19 Alarm Low oat Read Only Inches of water column PascalsAV 49 Pressure O set oat Read Only
Room GeneralAV 20 Current Mode Int Read rite 1= Iso, 2= clearing, = cleaning, 3 = non iso, 4 = acantAV 21 isplay Units Int Read Only 1 = " C, 2 = PAAV 22 Clearing Time int Read Only MinutesAV 23 Clearing Time Le int Read Only Seconds
More Info - Primary AV 24 Point 1 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 25 Point 2 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 26 Point 3 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 27 Point 4 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 28 Point 1 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 29 Point 2 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 30 Point 3 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 31 Point 4 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 32 Point 1 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)AV 33 Point 2 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)AV 34 Point 3 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)AV 35 Point 4 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)
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More Info - SecondaryAV 36 Point 1 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 37 Point 2 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 38 Point 3 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 39 Point 4 Current Value * Float Read riteAV 40 Point 1 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 41 Point 2 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 42 Point 3 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 43 Point 4 Set Point * Float Read riteAV 44 Point 1 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)AV 45 Point 2 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)AV 46 Point 3 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)AV 47 Point 4 Alarm Status * Int Read rite 0=Not used (Grey), 1= OK (green), 2= Audible ALARM
(red), 3= Muted Alarm (red with white strip)
Addi onal PointsAV 50 Current Precau on int Read rite 0 = ide Precau on Te t, 1= None, 2=STAN AR ,
3=AIRBORN , 4=CONTACT, = ROPL T* Does not get saved to EEPROM - values revert to values entered from screen when unit's power is cycled (turned o /on)
Binary Values
BV 0 igital In 1 Read OnlyBV 1 igital In 2 Read OnlyBV 2 igital In 3 Read OnlyBV 3 igital In 4 Read Only
General Setup
Save Changes Cancel
Display Units: Inches WC
Display Deadband: 0.0010
Password: Mode CTRL: MASTER
Clearing Time: OFF *In Minutes
Dim Delay: 1 Dim Percent: 40
Precautions: On
Disp
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Display Deadband: Reduces or eliminates small fluctuations in the differential pressure display Note: Used if very small changes in differential pressure confuses or causes undue concern
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eliminates ial pressurechanges in causes
Inches of Water Column or Pascals
Dim Delay: Set in minutes the time since last touch or mode change the monitor will automatically dimthe screen. If set to off screen will not dim
PaP
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Staff Password: Allows the userto change the password to access the Staff/Main Menu. If the password is set to blank the monitor will not prompt user forpassword. Password can be 0 to 4 numerical characters
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Staff/Main Menu. If the password is set to blank the monitor will not prompt user forpassword. Password can be 0 to 4numerical characters
Clearing Time: Set in minutes how long the display will indicate clearing screenNote: If time is set to “OFF” the monitor will bypass the clearing mode
M d CTRL MASTER
Mode CTRL: Master, Slave, or OFF.
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Precautions: Turns On/Off theability to show “Precautions” onthe main screen.
Dim Percent: Percent brightness of the screen when dimming feature is activated
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Controller Diagnostics
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Run Time: 0:00:21:03Analog Input (in percent):AI 0: 35AI 1: 0AI 2: 0AI 3: 0
Digital Input:
0: Open 1: Open 2: Open 3: OpenDigital Output:
Analog Out:0 1 2 3
0 0 0 0
0: Open 1: Open
2: Open 3: Open
ControTimeTimemeTime:::: 0::0
Indicates monitor run time since being powered
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n 3: Open0 0 0 0 00000
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3: Open
Analog Out: Allows user to modulate controller analog out signals
AnaloAI AI 0AIAAAA : AAAI 1: AI 2: AI 3:
Digita
Run TTGraphical indication of analog inputs in percent of signal (Note if using 4-20mA pressure transducer “0” will be shown as 60%)
00: O0: OpDigita
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Digital Input: Open (Green) or Shut (Red)
2: Digital Output: Allows user to open or close controller relaysNote: when relay is “shut” indicator will be red
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*Must be mounted less than 20' from LCD screen.
enclosure. *Pickup plates can be located up to 200' from pressure transducer.
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down a wall. The two components are the monitor and the pressure
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Single Gang Masonry box:(Raco 690) or (Raco cast 5323-0 Single Gang Weatherproof)
Dual Gang electrical box (Raco 232)
CRC RPM / RPC LCD Monitor
CRC-RPM/ RPC set screw
Dual Gang mud ring:5/8" sheetrock (Raco 8768)½” sheetrock (Raco 8837)
CRC RPM / RPC LCD Monitor
CRC-RPM/ RPC set screw
CRC RPM /Monitor
CRC-RPM/RPC mounting bracket
CRC RPM / RPC LCDMonitor
CRC-RPM/RPC mounting bracket
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CRC-CONT/DPT
CRC-RST
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HI LO
Zero span
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CRC-RST
CRC-DPTPRESSURE TRANSDUCER
LOW port to Reference space
HI port to Controlled space
Pneumatic Tubing
CRC-DPT
CRC-CONT/DPT
- one is located in the controlled space and one is located in the reference space.
¼” pneumatic tubing
CRC-CONT/DPT8"X8"X4 enclosure(Mounted above ceiling)
CRC-RJ45
CRC-RST: Room Static Transmitter (Wall Mount)
¼” pneumatic tubing
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CRC-CONT/DPT8"X8"X4 enclosure(Mounted above ceiling)
CRC-RJ45
CRC-RST: Room Static Transmitter (Ceiling Mount)
CRC-RPM / RPC LCD
CRC-RPM / RPC LCD
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(i.e.; temperature and humidity readings), and control parameters (i.e. remote silencing an audible alarm, and changing pressure set point).
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should be less than 100pf per meter. Foil and braided shields are acceptable. The
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RLY1
RLY1
RLY2
RLY2
RLY3
RLY3/4
RLY4
DIN1
DIN2
GND
GND
DIN3
DIN4
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GND
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Pressure Alarm Status 1
Pressure Alarm Status 2
Isolation/Non-Isolation Status
Door Contact 1
Door Contact 2
Audible Alarm Silence
AIN4
AIN3
GND
GND
AIN2
AIN1
AOUT4
AOUT3
AGND
AGND
AOUT2
AOUT1
Mode Change in
Differential Pressure 1
Differential Pressure 2 (RPM2 &RPC2 )
Exhaust/Supply PID 2 or mode out to RPM RPC//MRM (PID RPC2 only)
Exhaust/Supply PID 1 0-10V
Pressure 1 to BAS 2-10V
Pressure 2 to BAS 2-10V (RPC2 ONLY)
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RS 485 Network connection
24VAC
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Confirm that Multimeter is setto read Amps DC
Confirm that leads are inserted into the"Com" (Common) and "A" (Amps) port
Confirm that the "Hi" and "Low"ports are shunted (connected) witha 1/4" tube
Confirm that Multimeter is connected inSERIES with CRC-RPM/Cs AIN0 and "-" ofpressure transducer
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RPC1/RPC2 Primary Room Pressure control connection to fast acting actuator (CRC-ACT)
CRC-RPC1/RPC2 CONTROLLER I/O
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RPC2 Secondary Room Pressure control connection to fast acting actuator (CRC-ACT)
CRC-RPC2 CONTROLLER I/O
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RPC1/RPC2 Primary Room Pressure control connection to standard acting actuator (CRC-ACT)
CRC-RPC1/RPC2CONTROLLER I/O
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CRC-RPM1(2)/RPC1(2) CONTROLLER I/OBOARD
AOUT4AGND
AIN4AGND
RPM1(2)/RPC1(2) Master Connection to RPM/RPC Slave
CRC-RM2 CONTROLLER I/O
BOARD
CRC-RPM1(2)/RPC1(2) CONTROLLER I/OBOARD
AOUT4AGND
AIN1-4AGND
RPM1(2)/RPC1(2) Connection to MRM
CRC-MRM CONTROLLER I/O
BOARD
RPM1/RPM2 & RPC1/RPC2 Primary Room Connection to Door Contact (CRC-DC)
CRC-RPM1(2)/RPC1(2)CONTROLLER I/O
Door Jam
Door
DIN1GND
RPM2 Secondary Room Connection to Door Contact (CRC-DC)
CRC-RPM2/RPC2CONTROLLER I/O
Door Jam
Door
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RPC1/RPC2 Primary Room Pressure Control Connection to Variable Frequency Drive
CRC-RPC1/RPC2CONTROLLER I/O
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does not seem to act as if it were being pressed), the user must recalibrate the screen.
Please use the following steps to recalibrate touch screen:
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controller will then restart itself
further steps are needed.
complete these following steps to ensure that
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