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How to configure universal input for SE8000

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-10 10:25 AM

Last Updated: Administrator CraigEl Administrator ‎2022-08-10 11:22 PM

Issue

Unable to configure universal input from the thermostat

Product Line

EcoStruxure Building Expert

Environment

SE8000

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Cause

Universal inputs aren’t configurable at the thermostat

Resolution

There are two ways to configure inputs on SE8000;

More often is via a BACnet front end and secondly is via a Lua script. The input shall be configured to Priority 3.

SE8000 INPUTS:

•       UI16 fixed as binary input

•       UI17 fixed as binary input

•       UI19 configurable as temperature sensor, binary input or 0 -10 VDC input

•       UI20 configurable as temperature sensor

•       UI22 configurable as temperature sensor

•       UI23 configurable as temperature sensor

•       UI24 configurable as temperature sensor, binary input or 0 -10 VDC input

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For example UI19 configuration:

UI19 LUA AnalogValue:202 ; this point is to write a Lua via Bacnet for UI19.

LUA: 

if not init then
ME.MV6 = 2  -- set network units to imperial
ME.MV145 = 2  -- room temp local
ME.AV25_Desc = "UI19 TEMP"  -- UI19 Present Value
ME.AV26_Desc = "UI20 TEMP"  -- UI20 Present Value
ME.MV140 = 1  -- UI19 thermistor
ME.MV141 = 1  -- UI20 thermistor
init = true
end

ME.AV25 = ME.AV104
ME.AV26 = ME.AV105
ME.AV100_PV[16] = (ME.AV104 + ME.AV105) / 2  -- average UI20 remote sensor and UI19 remote sensor
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