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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Lead/Lag Outdoor Reset Configuration Using Communication Port 2 (second display port)
Stand Alone Boilers Controlled by a Third Party Control
Gateways
Setup for the Sola 7999D display of Com 2 for BMS Communication
Protocol Gateway Setup Guide
BACnet UDP IP / MSTP / Metasys N2 Module: General and Connection Overview
Lonworks Module: General and Connection Overview (Bacnet is the only option for Pulse
boilers)
Module Dipswitch Overview
Module Service Pin (Lonworks Module Only)
Downloading New Configuration Files
Connection Help
Setting the Static IP Address
Temporarily Disabling the Wireless Connection
Connection Troubleshooting
Node Address Setup
Baud Rate Settings
Modbus to Bacnet Pre-Loaded Gateway Points
Lead/Lag Outdoor Reset Configuration Using Communication Port 2 (second
display port)
If the boilers are set up to be lead/lag with outdoor reset, all the communication connections on the
J3 plug of the Sola control will be used. The third party control can be wired to the Sola display on
communication port 2. If requested at the time of the boiler order, the communication port will be
activated at the factory. Only the baud rate may have to be changed in the field. When multiple
boilers are configured for a system for lead/lag outdoor reset, only the master boiler needs to have
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the third party connection. The lag boiler(s) points that can be viewed through the master are
limited, so please review the Modbus to Bacnet Pre-Loaded Gateway Points that would be in the
master boilers gateway to see if they are sufficient for your application. Please refer to electrical
diagram in manual, which shows wiring connection to the display's communication port 2.
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Stand Alone Boilers Controlled by a Third Party Control
If the boilers are not set up to be lead/lag outdoor reset, a third party control can land the boilers’
connection to J3, MB1 on the Sola control. If this is known at the time the boiler order is entered,
the control will be set up for this type of control. Please refer to electrical diagram in manual for J3,
MB1 connections. The communication wires can be daisy chained to each boiler.
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Gateways
Fulton offers (as an option) a Modbus to Bacnet gateway. The gateway will come pre-programmed
and wired in one, or if desired, all of the boilers. If the boilers are daisy chained together through J3,
MB1, one gateway can be used on the master boiler which will be wired to communication port 2 of
the master display. Please refer to Setup for the Sola 7999D display of Com 2 for BMS
Communication to verify setup or initial setup of Com 2 port.
and set-up instructions.
Note: Although there are many points that are available through Modbus, not all of them should be
considered to be continuously written to, all writes should be on a change only. There are specific
write addresses that will fill an internal Sola control EEPROM that should not be continuously written
to. Also all the information out of the control is in Celsius; this may have to be converted to
Fahrenheit if desired. Firing rate also requires a conversion.
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Setup for the Sola 7999D display of Com 2 for BMS Communication
The following information will help set-up for communication when using a Sola control with a
Protonode Gateway (Modbus to Bacnet).
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Note: If a Proto node Gateway is being used, it was fully programmed at the Fulton Factory and
should not require any changes on the Sola side. The customer connection side of the gateway may
require dip switch changes for baud rate and the required address. See the end of these instructions
for information on customer gateway setup.
1. From the Home Screen press Setup
2. Then Press Display setup
3. Then press tab Com 2
- Check the Enable box
- Choose baud rate if known or if a Proto Node Gateway is being used it should be 19,200
- Press the save button
4. Then press the Gateway tab
- Check Enable Modbus gateway
- Press Gateway on COM2 Port
- Press Save
5. Press the upper right Arrow to back out
6. Press Control Setup
7. Press Change Address
8. Password "sola" is required
- Change the address to the required address
o If Protonode is used, Com 1 will be preset to address 2 on all boilers.
Note: The address in Yellow will say Com 1, Com 1 is an actual pass through of the
communication when a BMS is communicating directly to Com 2 through Modbus or a
Gateway. Any communication will "piggy back" on all the standard communication from
the display to the Sola base. Changing this address will not affect the communication
between the Display and the Sola.
9. Back out to the Home Screen and press the Sola
- Press Configure
- Press System Identification and Access
o When you change the above Com address the Sola will change the MB1 and
MB2 address. If boilers are being daisy-chained together through MB1 the
address will need to be changed back to what it was. For example: If the BMS is
communicating with is the Master boiler, MB1 should be 1, the next boiler MB1
would be 2 and so on up to 8 boilers.
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Protocol Gateway Setup Guide
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BACnet UDP IP / MSTP / Metasys N2 Module: General and Connection
Overview
The BACnet ProtoNode provides three access ports (one server side, one client side and a service
port/UDP IP port). The six pin connector (Fig. 1) provides RS 485 connection to the ModSync as well
as provides the 24vdc power to the ProtoNode itself. The three pin connector (Fig. 2) provides RS 485
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connection to the Building Management System. The last available port is the Ethernet port (Fig. 3),
which is used for service situations such as downloading configuration files.
The bank of dipswitches (see top view), are used to configure the ProtoNode in the field. Available
configurations are node address, baud rate and configurations profile. See Node Address Setup
And Baud Rate Settings for more details.
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Lonworks Module: General and Connection Overview
The Lonworks ProtoNode provides three access ports (one server side, one client side and a service
port). The six pin connector (Fig. 2) provides RS 485 connection to the ModSync as well as provides the
24vdc power to the ProtoNode itself. The two pin connector (Fig. 1) provides Lonworks connection to
the Building Management System. The last available port is the Ethernet port (Fig. 4), which is used for
service situations such as downloading configuration files.
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Dipswitches A0 – A7 are used to set the node
address of the ProtoNode device. See Addendum 1
for full address list and settings.
Dipswitches B0 – B3 are used to set the ProtoNode
baud rate. See Addendum 2 for full list and settings.
Dipswitches S0 – S3 are used to set which profile the
ProtoNode uses when it loads the config files it
requires to function. See Addendum 3 for full profile
list and settings.
The bank of dipswitches (see top view), are used to configure the ProtoNode in the field. Available
configurations are node address, baud rate and configurations profile.
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Module Dipswitch Overview: All Modules
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Module Service Pin: Lonworks Module Only
The service pin is used during the commissioning process on a Lonworks network. In order to use the
service pin on this module you will need a small screwdriver, small enough to fit into the service pin
hole. Put the screwdriver into the service pin hole and tilt gently forward towards the Lonworks 2 pin
connector. See Fig. 1.
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Downloading New Configuration Files: All Modules
The ProtoNode modules come with all the standard configuration files already installed for use.
However, under certain circumstances configuration files may have to be updated in the field. Use
the following steps to update the configuration files for a module already in service in the field. The
steps are the same for all modules with the slight exception to the Lonworks module; see the
exceptions note at the end.
1. Once you have gone through all the proper channels to get the point mapping completed, you
will receive a ZIP file that contains several files. While the total amount of files in the ZIP will vary,
two files will remain constant:
a. Ruinet.exe
b. Profile.bat
These files can be run from any folder on your computer, so long as all files in the ZIP stay
together in the same folder. In most cases it is advantageous to extract the files to a single
folder on your desktop or another easy to locate place for easy access.
* Example folder containing the new configuration files.
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2. Connect your computer to the ProtoNode via the Ethernet port, using a standard Cat5 cable.
Please keep the following points in mind when trying to connect to the ProtoNode in this
manner:
a. The ProtoNode must be powered and running during this process.
b. If your computer has both Ethernet and Wireless connections available you will have to
disable the wireless connection temporarily during this process. See Temporarily
Disabling the Wireless Connection for a basic tutorial on disabling your wireless connection.
c. You must set your Ethernet connection to a static IP address and subnet. See Setting the
Static IP Address for a basic tutorial on static IP or if you have trouble connecting.
Static IP Address: 192.168.1.101
Static Subnet Address: 255.255.255.0
* Please note: if you already have a static IP address loaded in your computer write
that information down so you can restore that IP when you are complete. *
d. Plug the Cat5 cable into the Ethernet port on the ProtoNode and then into your
computer’s Ethernet port. Connection will take some time to complete. If you’re using
Windows, you should receive a notification at the task bar when it’s complete.
3. Once you have successfully made a connection, double left click on the Profile.bat file and wait
for it to complete. A window that resembles this one will pop up; when it disappears the
download is nearly complete.
* Example window showing Profile.bat running.
4. After the window disappears, the ProtoNode will automatically restart itself to complete the
downloading process. This process can take several minutes, so now would be a good time to
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grab a cup of coffee. Once the ProtoNode has restarted, the new configuration files will be
ready to use.
5. Disconnect your Ethernet cable, and don’t forget to re-enable your wireless if you shut it down.
If you already had a static IP address loaded on your computer, restore it now or you might have
trouble connecting to the internet later.
6. Lonworks Exception: After new configuration files have been loaded into the Lonworks module,
it will most likely have to be re-commissioned into the Lonworks Network.
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Connection Help
Setting the Static IP Address
For most windows users following these steps will allow you to temporarily set the static IP address
for connection to the ProtoNode module:
1. Click the Start Menu and go to Control Panel.
2. Double Left Click on the Network Connections Icon.
3. Right Click on the Local Area Connection Icon and select Properties.
4. Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and press the Properties Button.
5. Select “Use the following IP Address” option.
6. In the IP address box input 192.168.1.101
7. In the Subnet mask input 255.255.255.0
8. Leave the Default gateway blank.
9. Press the OK Button on the two properties windows.
To remove the static IP Address when finished, follow steps 1 through 4. At step 5 Select “Obtain IP
Address Automatically” instead.
To restore a previous static IP Address follow all steps 1 through 9, substituting your static IP
information at steps 6 and 7.
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Temporarily Disabling the Wireless Connection
For most windows users, following these steps will allow you to temporarily disable your wireless
connection while connecting to the ProtoNode module:
1. Click the Start Menu and go to Control Panel.
2. Double Left Click on the Network Connections Icon.
3. Right Click on the Wireless Network Connections Icon and Select Disable.
To re-enable the wireless connection follow these steps:
1. Click the Start Menu and go to Control Panel.
2. Double Left Click on the Network Connections Icon.
3. Right Click on the Wireless Network Connections Icon and Select Enable.
4. This should automatically reconnect you with the first available wireless signal. In some cases it
may require step 5 to complete the task.
5. If the wireless still has not come back online, Right Click on the Wireless Network Icon and Select
Repair. Please make sure that there is a wireless signal available.
Please keep in mind that these steps were written with Windows users in mind, and that because each
computer system is different you might have to change some of these steps. When in doubt ask your
local network administrator or IT person for assistance.
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Connection Troubleshooting
After following the connection guide, if you’re still having trouble connecting to the ProtoNode try the
following trouble shooting steps:
- Is the ProtoNode powered up? If not, check the wiring. Also check to ensure there is a solid
24vdc to the unit.
- Make sure all the connectors are secured on the ProtoNode including the 6 pin connector
and either the 3 pin or 2 pin connector, depending on whether you’re using the BACnet or
Lonworks module.
- Check the voltage between the customer connection terminal blocks (usually P2+/- in the
ModSync) and the outgoing voltage at the ProtoNode (either the 3 pin connector or 2 pin
depending on whether you’re using the BACnet or Lonworks module). While this voltage
may vary some, make sure that they are in the same average range. (For example, if you
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- Verify that your computer has connected to the ProtoNode. By Right Clicking on the Local
Area Connection and Selecting “Status” you can see whether or not your computer has
connected to the ProtoNode. If not double check your settings (step 2 on Page 8.)
- Verify all dipswitch settings on the ProtoNode module. Use Addendums 1, 2 and 3 as a
guide. *If any dipswitches are changed you will have to restart the ProtoNode before they
take effect.
- If you have connected, but all information to the BMS has a value of zero, check the BMS
settings on the BMS screen at the ModSync. Standard settings are Node 2, Baud 19200,
RS485. *If you change any of those settings at the ModSync make sure you press the
“ModSync Reset” button to allow those changes to take place. You will know the ModSync is
resetting when the screen goes blank for a few seconds.
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Node Address Setup
Please note that any changes made to ANY of the dipswitches require the ProtoNode to be restarted.
For this reason it is suggested that the all the dipswitches be configured BEFORE powering up the
ProtoNode. Restarting the ProtoNode on a Lonworks network may require the ProtoNode to be recommissioned into the network.
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Baud Rate Settings
Please note that any changes made to ANY of the dipswitches require the ProtoNode to be
restarted. For this reason it is suggested that the all the dipswitches be configured BEFORE powering
up the ProtoNode. Restarting the ProtoNode on a Lonworks network may require the ProtoNode to
be re-commissioned into the network.
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Modbus to Bacnet Pre-Loaded Gateway Points
Sola LEAD/LAG Bacnet points as of 12/5/12 V1.00
[Read points] (* points exclusive to lead lag)
1. *Lead lag master status [LLMstrStat] 0160
a. 0=Unknown
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b. 1=Disabled
c. 2=Normal
d. 3=Suspended
2. *Lead lag master heat demand [LLMstrHeatD] 0163
a. 0=off
b. 1=on
3. *Master firing rate [MstrFR] 0802
a. 0-100%
4. *Slave burner demand [LLSlvDmd] 0164
a. 0=off
b. 1=on
5. *Slave 1 state [LLSlv1Stat] 0770
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
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6. *Slave 1 stage order [LLSlv1_Ordr] 0771
a. Relative order that slave 1 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
7. *Slave 1 firing rate [LLSlv1FR] 0772
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 1
8. *Slave 2 state [LLSlv2Stat] 0774
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
9. *Slave 2 stage order [LLSlv2Ordr] 0775
a. Relative order that slave 2 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
10. *Slave 2 firing rate [LLSlv2FR] 0776
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 2
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11. *Slave 3 state [LLSlv3Stat] 0778
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
12. *Slave 3 stage order [LLSlv3Ordr] 0779
a. Relative order that slave 3 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
13. *Slave 3 firing rate [LLSlv3FR] 0780
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 3
14. *Slave 4 state [LLSlv4Stat] 0782
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
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f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
15. *Slave 4 stage order [LLSlv4Ordr] 0783
a. Relative order that slave 4 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
16. *Slave 4 firing rate [LLSlv4FR] 0784
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 4
17. *Slave 5 state [LLSlv5Stat] 0786
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
18. *Slave 5 stage order [LLSlv5Ordr] 0787
a. Relative order that slave 5 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
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19. *Slave 5 firing rate [LLSlv5FR] 0788
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 5
20. *Slave 6 state [LLSlv6Stat] 0790
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
21. *Slave 6 stage order [LLSlv6Ordr] 0791
a. Relative order that slave 6 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
22. *Slave 6 firing rate [LLSlv6FR] 0792
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 6
23. *Slave 7 state [LLSlv7Stat] 0794
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
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c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
24. *Slave 7 stage order [LLSlv7Ordr] 0795
a. Relative order that slave 7 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
25. *Slave 7 firing rate [LL_SLAVE_7_FR] 0796
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 7
26. Slave 8 state [LLSlv8Stat] 0798
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=available
c. 2=add stage
d. 3=suspend stage
e. 4=firing
f. 5=on leave
g. 6=Disabled
h. 7=recovering
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27. *Slave 8 stage order [LLSlv8Ordr] 0799
a. Relative order that slave 8 has been added to fire
b. 0=Not been staged
28. *Slave 8 firing rate [LLSlv1FR] 0800
a. Current firing rate (0-100%) of slave 8
29. *Active lead lag setpoint [LLSetpntF] 0018
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (will display as -40˚F - 266˚F)
30. *Active lead lag operating point [LLOprtingF] 0027
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (will display as -40˚F - 266˚F)
31. Inlet Sensor State [InletState] 0049
a. 0=none
b. 1=Normal
c. 2=open
d. 3=shorted
e. 4=outside high range
f. 5=outside low range
g. 6=not reliable
32. Inlet (S1) sensor [InletTempF] 0011
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (will display as -40˚F - 266˚F)
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33. Outlet limit sensor [OutletState1] 0048
a. 0=none
b. 1=Normal
c. 2=Open
d. 3=shorted
e. 4=Outside high range
f. 5=Outside low range
g. 6=Not reliable
34. Outlet Operation sensor [OutletState2] 0046
a. 0=none
b. 1=Normal
c. 2=Open
d. 3=shorted
e. 4=Outside high range
f. 5=Outside low range
g. 6=Not reliable
35. Outlet (S3S4) or Outlet limit (S3) sensor [OutletTempF] 0007
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (will display as -40˚F - 266˚F)
36. S5 Sensor State [HeaderState] 0052
a. 0=none
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b. 1=normal
c. 2=open
d. 3=shorted
e. 4=outside high range
f. 5=outside low range
g. 6=not reliable
37. S5 sensor [HeadTemp] 0013
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (will display as -40˚F - 266˚F)
38. Firing rate [FireRate] 0008
a. 0-100%
39. Outdoor sensor state [OutdrState] 0171
a. 0=none
b. 1=Normal
c. 2=Open
d. 3=shorted
e. 4=Outside high range
f. 5=Outside low range
g. 6=Not reliable
40. Outdoor Temp [OutDoorF] 0170
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (will display as -40˚F - 266˚F)
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41. Boiler pump status [BlrPmpStats] 0108
a. Refer to Sola manual
42. Annunciator I/O [Annunciator] 0003
a. 15-8=reserved
b. 7=annunciator 8
c. 6=annunciator 7
d. 5=annunciator 6
e. 4=annunciator 5
f. 3=annunciator 4
g. 2=annunciator 3
h. 1=annunciator 2
i. 0=annunciator 1
i. Example 194 (decimal) = 11000010 binary
1. Annunciators 2,7&8 are proved.
43. Alarm reason [AlrmReason] 0035
a. 0=none
b. 1=Lockout (see manual)
c. 2= alert (se manual)
d. 3=other
44. Lockout code [LckOutCode] 0034
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a. 0=no lockout
b. 1-4096 (see manual)
45. Flame signal [Flame_Sig] 0010
a. 0.01V or 0.01A precision (0.00-50.00v)
46. Active CH setpoint [CHSetpoint] 0016
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (will display as -40˚F - 266˚F)
47. Burner control status [BrnrCntrlSt] 0032
a. 0=disabled
b. 1=locked out
c. 2=reserved
d. 3=reserved
e. 4=anti-short cycle
f. 5=unconfigured safety data
g. 6-33=reserved
h. 34=standby hold
i. 35=standby delay
j. 36-47=reserved
k. 48=normal standby
l. 49=preparing
m. 50=ignition
n. 51=firing
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o. 52=postpurge
p. 53-65535=reserved
48. CH status [CHStat] 0064
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=disabled
c. 2=normal
d. 3=suspended
49. CH setpoint source [CHStpntSrc] 0065
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=normal setpoint
c. 2=TOD setpoint
d. 3=Outdoor reset
e. 4=Remote control
f. 7=Outdoor reset time of day
g. 9=Outdoor boost
50. Demand Source [DemandSrc] 0006
a. 0=unknown
b. 1=no source demand
c. 2=CH
d. 3=DHW
e. 4=Lead Lag Slave
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f. 5=Lead Lag Master
g. 6=CH frost protection
h. 7=DHW frost protection
i. 8=No demand due to burner switch
j. 9=DHW Storage
k. 10=Reserved
l. 11=warm weather shutdown
51. CH heat demand [CHHeatDmnd] 0066
a. 0=off
b. 1=on
52. CH burner demand [CHBrnrDmnd] 0067
a. 0=off
b. 1=on
[write points]
53. CH setpoint [CHSetpointF] 0211
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (input -40˚F - 266˚F)
54. *Lead lag setpoint [LLSetpntF] 0546
a. -40˚C - 130˚C (input -40˚F - 266˚F)
55. CH enable [CHENABLE] 0208
a. 0=disable central heat
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b. 1=enable central heat
56. *Lead lag CH demand switch [LLDEMAND] 0556
a. 0=disable CH loop
b. 1=stat
c. 2=reserved
d. 3=EnviraCOM remote STAT
e. 4=Modbus STAT
f. 5=Reserved
g. 6=STAT terminal or EnvironCOM remote STAT
57. *Lead Lag outdoor reset enable [LLOutdrRst] 0548
a. 0=disable
b. 1=enable
58. Central Heat Outdoor Enable [CHOutdrRst] 0215
a. 0=disable
b. 1=enable
59. CH priority vs. Lead Lag [CHvsLL] 0582
a. 0=lead lag > central heat
b. 1=central heat > lead lag
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