Johnson Controls Premier Series Installation & Operation Manual

Brand: Johnson Controls

Model: Premier Series

Category: Split-system air conditioners

Type: Installation & Operation Manual

5795595-JIM-A-1019

Advanced Graphic

Touchscreen Display on

25–50 Ton Johnson Controls

Premier

Rooftop Units

Chapter 1: Using This Guide ............................................... 3

Introduction .................................................................... 3

Key Concepts ................................................................. 3

Chapter Organization .............................................. 3

Chapter 2: Introduction to the Touchscreen Display ............ 3

Introduction .................................................................... 3

Key Concepts ................................................................. 3

LED Display ............................................................ 3

Features .................................................................. 4

Theory of Operation ................................................ 4

Display Congurations ............................................ 4

Chapter 3: Installing the Display .......................................... 4

Introduction .................................................................... 4

Key Concepts ................................................................. 5

Mounting Options ................................................... 5

Display Unit Dimensions ........................................ 5

Internal Components of the Display ........................ 5

Internal Wiring for Adapters in the Display .............. 6

Procedure Overview....................................................... 7

Install the Display .................................................... 7

Detailed Procedures....................................................... 8

Mount Display on a Wall or in a Remote Panel ...... 8

Cabling a Display with a Single Controller ............ 10

Cabling a Display with Multiple Controllers ............ 11

Chapter 4: Operating the Display ...................................... 12

Introduction .................................................................. 12

Key Concepts ............................................................... 12

Display .................................................................. 12

Operate the Touchscreen ...................................... 13

Using the Display .................................................. 13

Procedure Overview..................................................... 14

Menu Navigation ................................................... 15

Detailed Procedures..................................................... 22

System Settings .................................................... 22

Establish Communication with Controller ............. 24

Home Page ........................................................... 25

Viewing MAP Application ...................................... 26

View Setpoint Data and Adjust/Override Setpoints 30

View Alarm Summary ............................................ 31

View Graph Data ................................................... 32

USB Functions and Data Import/Export ................ 32

Display Faults and Diagnosis................................ 34

Updating the Display Firmware ............................. 34

Appendix A: Specications and Technical Data ................. 35

Introduction .................................................................. 35

Key Concepts ............................................................... 35

Specications ........................................................ 37

Wiring Instructions........................................................ 39

Table of Contents

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List of Tables

Table 1: Display Unit Dimensions ................................................................................................................................................. 5

Table 2: Display Screen Components ......................................................................................................................................... 13

Table 3: Display Touch Commands ............................................................................................................................................ 14

Table 4: Operating the Display .................................................................................................................................................... 14

Table 5: Menu Navigation ........................................................................................................................................................... 15

Table 6: User Level Restrictions ................................................................................................................................................. 23

Table 7: MAP Gateway LED Designations and Descriptions ...................................................................................................... 29

Table 8: Alarm Category Definition ............................................................................................................................................. 31

Table 9: Display Faults and Diagnosis ........................................................................................................................................ 34

Table 10: Reference Documents ................................................................................................................................................ 35

Table 11: Ordering Codes ........................................................................................................................................................... 35

Table 12: Display Specifications and Technical Data .................................................................................................................. 37

Table 13: MAP Gateway Specifications and Technical Data....................................................................................................... 38

List of Figures

Figure 1: Touchscreen Display Mounted on Control Panel .......................................................................................................... 3

Figure 2: BOX710-01 Display Enclosure for Wall Mount .............................................................................................................. 5

Figure 3: Display Unit Dimensions ............................................................................................................................................... 5

Figure 4: Communication, Storage, and Power Ports on Display ................................................................................................ 5

Figure 5: Power Adapter Connection to Display ........................................................................................................................... 6

Figure 6: SA/FC Bus Communication with SERIAL Port Adapter on the Display ......................................................................... 6

Figure 7: MAP and Display Connection: RJ-12 and RJ-45 .......................................................................................................... 6

Figure 8: Wall-mounting the Display ............................................................................................................................................. 8

Figure 9: Remote Panel/Gypsum Plaster Wall-mounting the Display .......................................................................................... 9

Figure 10: Cutout and Display Clearances ................................................................................................................................. 10

Figure 11: Single Controller Cable Connection .......................................................................................................................... 10

Figure 12: Multiple Controllers Cable Connection ...................................................................................................................... 11

Figure 13: Display Home Page................................................................................................................................................... 12

Figure 14: Display Navigation Structure ..................................................................................................................................... 15

Figure 15: TAP-TAP Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................22

Figure 16: System Settings > Exit .............................................................................................................................................. 23

Figure 17: Start HMI Option........................................................................................................................................................ 23

Figure 18: Login Page ................................................................................................................................................................ 23

Figure 19: Signing Out................................................................................................................................................................ 23

Figure 20: Device Discovery Search .......................................................................................................................................... 24

Figure 21: Available Controllers .................................................................................................................................................24

Figure 22: Home Page for Connected Controller: Enclosed Cabinet ......................................................................................... 25

Figure 23: Home Page for Connected Controller: Cutaway Cabinet .......................................................................................... 25

Figure 24: Wi-Fi for MAP ............................................................................................................................................................ 26

Figure 25: Ethernet Tab .............................................................................................................................................................. 26

Figure 26: Ethernet Parameters ................................................................................................................................................. 27

Figure 27: Network Page ............................................................................................................................................................ 27

Figure 28: DHCP Button .............................................................................................................................................................28

Figure 29: Log In ........................................................................................................................................................................ 28

Figure 30: Enter IP Address .......................................................................................................................................................29

Figure 31: Closing the MAP Browser .........................................................................................................................................29

Figure 32: Adjusting/Overriding Setpoint Data ........................................................................................................................... 30

Figure 33: Alarm Summary ......................................................................................................................................................... 31

Figure 34: Graph Example ......................................................................................................................................................... 32

Figure 35: Opening a PDF.......................................................................................................................................................... 32

Figure 36: USB Functions .......................................................................................................................................................... 33

Figure 37: Settings Menu ........................................................................................................................................................... 34

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Chapter 1Chapter 2

Chapter 1: Using This Guide

Introduction

The Advanced Graphic Touchscreen Display Installa-

tion and Operation Manual provides information about

how to use the advanced graphic display interface.

This chapter outlines the manual's organization and

content.

Key Concepts

Chapter Organization

Each chapter of this manual is divided into four sec-

tions:

1. Introduction: Briey outlines the main sections

2. Key Concepts: Describes background informa-

tion necessary to perform or understand specic

tasks

3. Procedure Overview: Describes general steps

for performing the tasks described in the De-

tailed Procedures section

4. Detailed Procedures: Describes in detail the

steps needed to complete specic tasks de-

scribed in that chapter. This section is benecial

to users who are new to the touchscreen display

Chapter 2: Introduction to the

Touchscreen Display

Introduction

The touchscreen display is a user interface (UI) man-

aged with the Applied Smart Equipment series of con-

trollers. The display can act as a simple adjust and in-

dication unit or can be used for more complex tasks,

such as integrating with multiple controllers and com-

missioning units that are often associated with a work-

station.

The touchscreen display is designed for facility engi-

neers or service technicians who need a straightfor-

ward way to monitor and adjust setpoints in a controller

without being limited in capability.

NOTE: Throughout the remainder of this manual, the

touchscreen display is referred to as “display.”

Key Concepts

LED Display

The display presents a new, graphical interface with

fully mobile access. It enables enhanced data visual-

ization that allows building operators to work smarter

and make the most of their HVAC investments. The

advanced interface can be configured for applications

with more than one controller, in which it can be perma-

nently mounted on the building wall, in a wall-mounted

enclosure, or in a remote control panel as part of the

existing workstation setup.

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Figure 1: Touchscreen Display Mounted on Control Panel

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NOTE: Throughout the remainder of this guide, the Ap-

plied Smart Equipment main control board is

referred to as "controller" and the MAP Gate-

way tool is referred to as "MAP." The Applied

Smart Equipment controller is only provided on

the Premier line of rooftop units.

Features

The display is intuitive, simple to learn, and syncs eas-

ily with all Smart Equipment controllers. Building own-

ers and contractors can effortlessly monitor their equip-

ment or edit parameters from anywhere.

• The UI is a 10-inch WXGA type color, wide screen,

backlit display with a thin lm transistor (TFT) and

multi-touch, capacitive touchscreen at 1280 x 800

resolution

• Graphical representation of the Premier line of

rooftop units and its major components with real-

time data

• Displays separate pages to navigate for each ma-

jor component

• Allows user to congure the display unit to com-

municate with multiple controllers connected to a

common BACnet

MS/TP bus using the appropri-

ate conguration to match the selected controller.

• Displays active alarm events

• Built-in browser for web connectivity to MAP

Gateway

• Provides the ability to read documents (PDFs

only)

• Displays parameter data from the controller in a

graphical format

• Data upload/retrieval options

• Displays unit nomenclature for quick identication

of features and options on the unit

Theory of Operation

The display is available with the Applied Smart Equip-

ment type controller. It connects directly to the built-in

RS-485 port (SA or FC bus) on the main control board

(Figure 11 on page 10), allowing straightforward ac-

cess to monitor and change all of the equipment pa-

rameters.

Offering many-to-one, multi-client connectivity, the

MAP Gateway tool (Version 5.0 and above) is synced

with the display that gives user access to any Smart

Equipment device that is on a common BACnet (MS/

TP) field bus.

The display is operated through the built-in menu sys-

tem and MAP Gateway tool to provide access to the

real-time data and parameters stored in the Applied

Smart Equipment controller.

Display Configurations

Each display unit is pre-loaded with firmware. Different

display unit configurations customize the display as re-

quired for different unit applications.

When the user integrates the display with a controller,

the display unit matches one of its stored configuration

codes with the code defined in the controller configura-

tion. If it finds a match, then the display uses the cor-

responding display configuration. If it does not find a

match, it uses the default configuration.

The display unit matches the available configurations

only for the Applied Smart Equipment controllers.

Related Information

Refer to Chapter 4: Operating the Display, for informa-

tion on upgrading the display firmware in the field with

the latest released display configuration files.

Chapter 3: Installing the Display

Introduction

The display can be permanently mounted on a panel

or on the wall. For panel or wall mounting applications,

the display unit is permanently connected to at least

one controller.

This chapter describes how to:

• Mount the display on a wall or panel located in a

remote location from the unit

• Cable the display for a single controller application

• Cable the display for a multiple controller application

When the display is selected while ordering the unit

through the Selection Navigator tool, the factory

mounts the display on the unit control panel in the con-

trols section.

NOTE: The standard UI is installed in the unit control

panel as a default if the touchscreen display

was not selected when ordering the unit. If the

standard interface must be replaced with the

touchscreen display in the field, contact the

factory for further information.

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Mount the display remote in an existing control panel

or on a wall, using a BOX710-01 display enclosure

from Johnson Controls, shown in Figure 2.

Chapter 3

Key Concepts

Mounting Options

Wall Box

Bracket

Display

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Figure 2: BOX710-01 Display Enclosure for Wall

Mount

0.31 inches

(8 mm)

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Figure 3: Display Unit Dimensions

Table 1: Display Unit Dimensions

Item A B C H L

Display (inches/mm) 10.66 / 271 10.66 / 271 2.20 / 56 7.75 / 197 11.10 / 282

NOTE: A and B represent dimensions for cutout.

Available ports:

1. 2 USB Ports V2.0

2. Ethernet port 2 (10/100 Mb) - (ETH2/

RJ-45)

3. Ethernet port 1 (10/100 Mb) - (ETH1/

RJ-45)

4. Serial port - (SERIAL)

5. Ethernet port 0 (10/100/1000 Mb) -

(ETH0/ RJ-45)

6. Power supply

7. 2 Expansion slots for plug-in modules

8. SD Card Slot

9. Aeration hole, located on either side

of the display

NOTE: For technical specications of available ports, refer Table 12 on page 37.

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Figure 4: Communication, Storage, and Power Ports on Display

Display Unit Dimensions

Figure 3 shows the overall dimensions of the display.

For panel cutout dimensions or wall enclosure drill hole

spacing, see Detailed Procedures on page 8 in this

chapter.

Internal Components of the Display

Figure 4 shows the rear view of the display with all

ports for communication, storage, and power.

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Internal Wiring for Adapters in the Display

Figure 5–Figure 7 show the internal wiring of the adapt-

ers required for display serial communications cable

and power connection. The power adapter and display

communication (SERIAL) adapter is provided with the

display unit.

3 Prong Plug

24 VDC Power Supply

Display Power Adapter

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Figure 5: Power Adapter Connection to Display

SA Bus

COM

SA PWR

RS-485 limit of 1,000 feet

for controller to SERIAL

port on the display

FC Bus

COM

SHLD

RS-485 limit of 5,000 feet

for controller to SERIAL

port on the display

1357

2468

1357

2468

SERIAL Port Display

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Figure 6: SA/FC Bus Communication with SERIAL Port Adapter on the Display

RJ-12 SA/FC Bus Port on the Controller

RJ-45 Port on the MAP

RJ-12 Port on the MAP

RJ-45 (ETH0/ETH1/ETH2)

Port on the display

RJ-12 (Telephone style port)

limit of 100 feet for SA/FC bus

port on the controller to the MAP

RJ-45 (Ethernet style port) limit

of 328 feet for the MAP to the

display (can be extended using

an Ethernet switch)

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NOTE:

1. Field to provide cable length as required.

2. When using an Ethernet switch, the MAP must be powered using an external power source. Refer to Figure 12 on page 11 for an ex-

ample of the Ethernet switch.

Figure 7: MAP and Display Connection: RJ-12 and RJ-45

The SA or FC bus adapter is required at the controller

for communications with the display. The SA adapter is

required when only one controller is integrated with the

display. The FC bus adapter is used for multiple con-

trollers connected on a common BACnet MS/TP bus.

SA/FC bus adapters are field provided and installed as

applicable.

For cable type requirements, refer to Table 12 on page

37.

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Chapter 3

Procedure Overview

Install the Display

Mount Display on a Wall or in a Remote Panel

1. When mounting the display on a wall, attach the

wall-mounting box to the wall, and place the dis-

play onto the box.

When mounting the display in a remote panel,

insert the display into the existing cutout in the

control panel.

2. Connect the serial communications cable, MAP

cable, and power supply to the display.

3. Connect the serial communications and MAP ca-

bles from the display to the controller, and apply

power to the display.

Cable the Display to the Unit

To establish a direct connection to the controller:

1. Connect the serial communications cable into

the communication port labeled SERIAL on the

display unit.

Plug the other end of the serial communications

cable into the SA bus adapter on the controller.

2. Connect the Ethernet cable from the MAP to the

port labeled ETH2 on the display using a RJ-45

style cable.

Use a RJ-12 style cable to connect the MAP with

the SA bus modular jack provided on the controller.

Use a 12–15 VDC power supply for the MAP.

NOTE: Refer to Viewing MAP Application on

page 26 for instructions to set up the MAP.

3. Connect a 24 VDC supply voltage to power up

the display.

To extend the serial communications cable in order to

view field bus devices:

1. The display can integrate multiple eld bus de-

vices on Metasys

systems, Facility Explorer

systems, Smart Equipment rooftop units (RTUs)

with unit control boards (UCBs), Johnson Con-

trols

branded eld controllers, including FEC,

FAC, VMA, PCA, PCG, PCV Series devices,

TEC3000 Series thermostats, and other Applied

Smart Equipment controllers using the MAP.

2. Connect the serial communications cable into

the communication port labeled SERIAL on the

display unit.

Plug the other end of the serial communications

cable into the FC bus adapter of the controller.

Multiple field devices can be connected on the

FC bus of the controller that are on a common

MS/TP bus.

NOTE: In the Detailed Procedures section of this

chapter, review Cabling a Display with

Multiple Controllers on page 11.

3. Connect the Ethernet cable from the MAP to any

of the Ethernet ports (ETH0/ETH1/ETH2). This

guide shows the RJ-45 style cable connected to

the ETH2 port on the display.

Use a RJ-12 style cable to connect the MAP with

the FC bus modular jack provided on the controller.

Use a 12–15 VDC power supply for the MAP. Or-

der Option 1 for touchscreen display installation

when the unit is without a factory installed MAP

and 110V transformer. Order Option 2 when in-

stalling the touchscreen with a factory installed

MAP and a 110V transformer is not provided

on the unit. Order Option 3 when installing the

touchscreen display with a factory installed MAP

and 110V transformer provided on the unit. A

110V transformer is provided on the unit when

at least one of the following options is installed:

internal lights, UV lights, gas heat, or a conve-

nience outlet.

NOTE: Refer to Viewing MAP Application on

page 26 for instructions to set up the MAP.

4. Connect a 24 VDC supply voltage to power up

the display.

NOTE: Multiple field bus device integration with the

display is only available on a common FC bus.

For cable type requirements and distance limi-

tations, refer to Table 12 on page 37.

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Connect to ground

Wall Box

Cutout X Y Z

BOX710-01 11.57 (294) 8.26 (210) 3.38 (86)

NOTE: Dimension in inches (mm).

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Figure 8: Wall-mounting the Display

Detailed Procedures

Mount Display on a Wall or in a Remote

Panel

NOTE: A display enclosure is required to mount the

display on a wall or in a remote panel. Refer to

Table 11 on page 35.

To mount the display on a wall:

1. Find an easily accessible location where wire

connections can be made and display param-

eters can be viewed from a oor level. Mount the

display box on a dry surface. Avoid prolonged

exposure to direct sunlight to prevent the risk of

overheating the device.

2. Drill appropriate holes for the wall-mounting box

using the dimensions shown in Figure 8.

3. Attach the wall-mounting box to the wall using

the screws provided in the wall mounting kit.

4. Place the display in the box.

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Bracket

supplied with

BOX710-01

Display

Bracket

Wall Box

Cutout X Y

BOX710-01 10.90 (277) 7.55 (192)

NOTE: Dimension in inches (mm).

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Figure 9: Remote Panel/Gypsum Plaster Wall-mounting the Display

To mount the display in a remote control panel or gyp-

sum plaster wall:

1. Avoid locations such as the heat exchanger,

variable frequency drive (VFD), or any housing

that may contain electric motors or other strong

sources of electrical interference. Mount the dis-

play enclosure on a vibration free surface.

2. Make an appropriate cutout in the panel using

the dimensions shown in Figure 3 on page 5

(note the maximum display thickness shown in

the Table 1 on page 5).

After the display is securely mounted in its location:

1. Connect the serial communications cable, Ether-

net cable for MAP, and power supply to the dis-

play. Use one of the removable slots provided on

the box to run cable back to the controller.

NOTE: Refer to the sections Cabling a Display

with a Single Controller on page 10 and

Cabling a Display with Multiple Controllers

on page 11 in this chapter for wire ter-

minations.

2. Ground the display unit.

3. Ensure the aeration holes located on the side of

the display are not covered.

4. Place the display in the bracket, apply slight pres-

sure on the front of the display. Make sure to push

the display in all the way so that it is rmly secured

in place

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Cabling a Display with a Single Controller

Figure 11 shows the connections made to the display

for power and communications in a single controller

application.

1. The serial communications RS-485 cable con-

nects to the SA bus on the controller and ter-

minates on the SERIAL port of the display. The

SERIAL port adapter is factory provided. The SA

bus adapter on the controller is eld provided.

2. Options 1, 2, and 3 include a 24 VDC power sup-

ply to power on the display. Refer to Table 11 on

page 35 for detailed information on kit compo-

nents.

3. Use the RJ-12 modular jack for the SA bus pro-

vided on the controller to connect to the MAP.

Terminate the RJ-45 cable on the display from

the MAP in any of the available (ETH0/ETH1/

ETH2) ports. This guide shows the RJ-45 cable

connected to the ETH2 port on the display.

NOTE: Refer to Viewing MAP Application on

page 26 for more details.

RJ-45 from MAP to Display

COM

SHLD

RJ-12 to MAP

COM

PWR

–

+ 15 VDC

Applied Smart Equipment

Main Control Board

(Controller)

SA Bus - MAP

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Figure 11: Single Controller Cable Connection

IP66 protection is guaranteed only when:

• Maximum deviation from the plane surface to the

cut-out is ≤ 0.019 inches

• Thickness of the case where it is mounted to the

equipment is 0.059 to 0.23 inches

• Maximum surface roughness where the gasket is

applied is ≤ 0.004 inches

NOTE: A = Display; B = Installation Cutout

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Figure 10: Cutout and Display Clearances

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For SA/FC bus cable recommendations and

controller terminal block information, refer to

the BACnet Integration Setup section in the

Johnson Controls Premier Rooftop Units Start-

Up and Operation Guide (5586996-JSG-A).

1111

Chapter 3

4. A 12–15 VDC voltage for the MAP is required. Or-

der Option 1 for touchscreen display installation

when the unit is without a factory installed MAP

and 110V transformer. Order Option 2 when install-

ing the touchscreen with a factory installed MAP

but a 110V transformer is not provided on the unit.

Order Option 3 when installing the touchscreen dis-

play with a factory installed MAP and a 110V trans-

former provided on the unit. A 110V transformer is

provided on the unit when at least one of the fol-

lowing options is installed: internal lights, UV lights,

gas heat, or a convenience outlet.

NOTE: When using the Ethernet port to connect on the

MAP, power must be supplied by an external

supply that is not the USB connection or the

SA/FC bus connection.

2. For integration to the display, Steps 3 and 5 are

only applicable to the Applied Smart Equipment

controller.

3. The serial communications RS-485 cable con-

nects to the FC bus on the controller and ter-

minates on the SERIAL port of the display. The

SERIAL port adapter is factory provided. The FC

bus adapter on the controller is eld provided.

NOTE: The multiple controller integration on the dis-

play using the FC bus cannot support appli-

cations where BACnet IP connection on the

Applied Smart Equipment controller is utilized.

For this application, FC bus does not support

BACnet IP, Modbus

™

or N2.

4. Options 1, 2, and 3 include a 24 VDC power supply

to power on the display. Refer to Table 11 on page

35 for detailed information on kit components.

5. Use the RJ-12 modular jack for FC bus provided

on the controller to connect to the MAP.

Terminate the RJ-45 cable on the display from

the MAP in any of the available (ETH0/ETH1/

ETH2) ports. This guide shows the RJ-45 cable

connected to the ETH2 port on the display.

NOTE: Refer to Viewing MAP Application on

page 26 for more details.

RJ-45

COM

SHLD

RJ-12 to MAP

COM

SHLD

–

+ 15 VDC

24 VDC

Power

Supply

ont

Cont

Ethernet Switch (Optional)

Applied Smart Equipment

Main Control Board

(Controller)

–

COM

SHLD

FC Bus - MAP

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Figure 12: Multiple Controllers Cable Connection

Cabling a Display with Multiple Controllers

Figure 12 shows the connections made to the display

for power and communications in a multiple controller

application.

1. Connect multiple controllers in a daisy chain on

the FC bus.

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For SA/FC bus cable recommendations and

controller terminal block information, refer to

the BACnet Integration Setup section in the

Johnson Controls Premier Rooftop Units Start-

Up and Operation Guide (5586996-JSG-A).

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6. A 12–15 VDC voltage for the MAP is required.

Refer to Step 4 to determine which kit to order

and Table 11 on page 35 for detailed informa-

tion on components provided with each kit.

NOTE: When using the Ethernet port to connect on the

MAP, power must be supplied by an external

supply that is not the USB connection or the

SA/FC bus connection.

• Connect to a MAP

• Display the main menu and menu navigation

• View setpoint data and adjust/override setpoints

• View alarm events

• View graph data

• View documents

• Export data, restore backup, and clone using a

USB drive

• Display faults and diagnosis

• Update the display rmware

Key Concepts

Display

The display combines state-of-the-art connectivity fea-

tures and top performance in an advanced design. The

display is a glass projected capacitive touchscreen

with 10.1 inch wide screen and 1280x800 pixels. The

interface on the touchscreen display supports multi-

touch gesture programming

Figure 13 shows the home page layout of the display

with display screen components highlighted. See Table

2 on page 13.

Date and Time

Navigation Wheel

Minimize/Maximize Navigation Wheel

Unit Status Bar

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Figure 13: Display Home Page

Chapter 4: Operating the Display

Introduction

The display is operated through a simple menu system

interface that provides easy, intuitive access to real-

time data and parameters stored in the controller.

This chapter describes how to:

• Operate the touchscreen

• Go to system settings

• Enter a password

• Establish communication with a controller

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Chapter 4

Operate the Touchscreen

A capacitive touchscreen is activated by human touch,

which serves as an electrical conductor used to stimu-

late the electrostatic field of the touchscreen. However,

gloves or specialized stylus pens may also be used.

Using the Display

Certain areas of the touchscreen always show the

same type of information during normal operation

(once the user has selected a display configuration).

These areas of the touchscreen are indicated in Figure

13 and described in Table 2 on page 13.

CAUTION

Do NOT use sharp objects that might damage the

surface of the screen.

CAUTION

Take care not to allow layers of dust to form on

the graphic panel in a way that might cause ac-

cumulation of static charges. Keep the faceplate of

the display clean. The equipment must be cleaned

only with a soft cloth and neutral soap product. Do

not use solvents.

Table 2: Display Screen Components

Area Description

Display Conguration Shows the unit conguration of the selected controller

Date and Time Shows the current time setup in the selected controller in 12 hour format

Indicates when there are more pages of data associated with the current function.

Use the page up or page down key to display the next or previous page

Unit Status Bar

Lists the current unit status, zone temperature, discharge air temperature (DAT)

and indoor air quality (IAQ) information

Minimize/Maximize Navigation Wheel Tap on this to minimize/maximize the navigation wheel

Heat Shows the parameters associated with the heating function

Cool Shows the parameters associated with the cooling function

Economizer Shows the parameters associated with the economizer

Demand

Ventilation

Shows the parameters associated with demand ventilation

Alarm Shows the alarm summary

Settings Shows the conguration page

Graph Show graphs for sensors connected to the unit

USB

Functions

Provides the ability to do backup, restore, export data, and clone

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Table 3: Display Touch Commands

Motion Finger Action Description

Tap

Tap on the touchscreen with a nger. A single tap is used to make selections when

navigating through the menu or for user parameter selections

Double Tap (Tap-Tap)

Tap on the touchscreen twice in quick succession with a nger. Use the double tap

to access system settings for MAP setup

Swipe

Swipe on the touchscreen. This motion can be used to reveal internal components

of the cabinet

Zoom In

Pinch on the touchscreen with two ngers to zoom in. Zoom in is used to view trend

data, documents, and MAP application data

Zoom Out

Move two ngers in an outward direction on the touchscreen to zoom out. Zoom out

is used to view trend data, documents, and MAP application data

Procedure Overview

Table 4: Operating the Display

To Do This Follow These Steps

System Settings

To set up the MAP or to adjust screen settings such as brightness and calibration, double

tap on the touchscreen during the initial power up sequence

Enter a Password Enter user name and password on the login screen

Device Discovery Page

This page shows a drop-down of only single/multiple Applied Smart Equipment controllers

when integrated with the display on the common MS/TP bus. Select the controller to view

data. When multiple controllers are available, select the controller based on the Dev ID

address assigned to the unit’s controller

Conguration Page

This page shows the controller information that the display is communicating with currently.

MAP browser, the open PDF icon, and the navigation wheel can also be viewed

Home Page

Home page has a navigation wheel with symbols that represent categories for the main

menu. Also see an internal view of the unit by using the swipe motion on the cabinet

Home Page with Internal View

The home page with internal view always has the graphical representation of the internal

view of the cabinet. Navigation wheel is also shown in a maximized manner

View Setpoint Data

View the setpoint data after selecting a function in the main menu, and use the more arrows

to page through data

Adjust Setpoint

Tap on the setpoint data, and use adjust setpoint icon to change the value

NOTE: See the Detailed Procedures on page 22 in this chapter for further instructions for all of the tasks above.

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Menu Navigation

Figure 14 shows a high level display navigation struc-

ture. For a complete menu structure with parameters,

units, and ranges, see Table 5.

Device Discovery

Page

Home Page

Configuration

Page

Home Page with

Internal View

Heat

Cool Economizer Settings Graphs

USB

Fuctions

Alarms

Demand

Ventilation

LD28393

Figure 14: Display Navigation Structure

Table 5: Menu Navigation

Menu Submenu Parameters Displayed

Conditions for Parameter Displayed

Units / Range

Heat

Heating Status

OFF-Idle, SAT Tempering, Morning Warmup,

Thermostat Heating, Unoccupied Heating,

Occupied Heating, OFF-Disabled, OFF-OAT

Lockout, OFF-SAT Limit, OFF-Waiting for

Changeover Delay, Comfort Ventilation

Air Proving Switch OFF, ON

Supply Fan %S Command %

Supply Fan Status

OFF-Idle, ON-Purge, ON-Gas Valve or

Limit Fault, ON-Defrost

Modulating Heat Output % / 0–100

Heat Stage 1 Status OFF, ON

Heat Stage 2 Status OFF, ON

Heat Stage 3 Status OFF, ON

Heat Stage 4 Status OFF, ON

Heat Stage 5 Status OFF, ON

Heat Stage 6 Status OFF, ON

Heat Stage 7 Status OFF, ON

Heat Stage 8 Status OFF, ON

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Menu Submenu Parameters Displayed

Conditions for Parameter Displayed

Units / Range

Heat

Heating Setup

(Click >> to

continue to the

next page of

parameters)

Heating Mode Enabled For Operation No, Yes

Number of Heating Stages Installed 0–10

Heating Control Type None, Gas, Electric, Hot Water, Steam

Occupied Heating Setpoint deg F / 40–85

Unoccupied Heating Setpoint deg F / 45–98

Discharge Air Temp Setpoint Conguration

Fixed, OAT Reset, Supply Fan Reset,

Zone Temp Reset, External

Heating Discharge Air Temp Upper Setpoint deg F / 86–135

Heating Discharge Air Temp Lower Setpoint deg F / 85–134

Outdoor Air Temperature Reset Setpoint

Upper

deg F / 61–131

Outdoor Air Temperature Reset Setpoint

Lower

deg F / 60–130

Zone Temperature Reset Setpoint Upper deg F / 61–131

Zone Temperature Reset Setpoint Lower deg F / 60–130

Supply Fan Discharge Air Temp Setpoint

High Threshold

% / 0–100

Supply Fan Discharge Air Temp Setpoint Low

Threshold

% / 0–100

Heating Adaptive Tuning Enable No, Yes

Outdoor Air Temp Heating Cutout Setpoint deg F / 0–100

Morning Warmup Enabled No, Yes

Morning Warmup/Return Air Temp Setpoint deg F / 50–85

Morning Warmup Discharge Air Temp Setpoint deg F / 85–135

Unoccupied Heating Enabled No, Yes

Discharge Air Temp Tempering Enable No, Yes

Discharge Air Temp Tempering Setpoint deg F / 40–60

Staged Heating Command %

Heating Status

OFF-Idle, ON-Defrost, SAT Tempering,

Morning Warmup, Thermostat Heating,

Unoccupied Heating, Occupied Heating,

OFF-Disabled, OFF-OAT Lockout, OFF-

SAT Limit, OFF-Waiting for Changeover

Delay, Comfort Ventilation

Operating Heating Setpoint deg F

Operating Heating Discharge Air Temp Setpoint deg F

Operational Outdoor Air Temperature deg F

Operational Zone Temperature deg F

Return Air Temperature deg F

Discharge Air Temperature deg F

Heating Entering Temperature deg F

Heat Entering Temp Sensor Alarm Normal, Alarm

Discharge Air Temperature Tempering State Disable, Enable

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Menu Submenu Parameters Displayed

Conditions for Parameter Displayed

Units / Range

Cool

Cooling Setup

(Click >> to

continue to the

next page of

parameters)

Cooling Mode Enabled For Operation No, Yes

Number of Cooling Stages Installed

Occupied Cooling Setpoint deg F / 45–98

Unoccupied Cooling Setpoint deg F / 46–99

Discharge Air Temp Setpoint Conguration

Fixed, OAT Reset, Supply Fan Reset,

Zone Temp Reset, External

Cooling Discharge Air Temp Upper Setpoint deg F / 40–79

Cooling Discharge Air Temp Lower Setpoint deg F / 41–80

Outdoor Air Temperature Reset Setpoint

Upper

deg F / 51–111

Outdoor Air Temperature Reset Setpoint

Lower

deg F / 50–99

Zone Temperature Reset Setpoint Upper deg F / 51–81

Zone Temperature Reset Setpoint Lower deg F / 50–80

Supply Fan DAT Setpoint High Threshold % / 0–100

Supply Fan DAT Setpoint Low Threshold % / 0–100

Compressor 1A Enabled Yes, No

Compressor 1B Enabled Yes, No

Compressor 2A Enabled Yes, No

Compressor 2B Enabled Yes, No

Modulating Compressor Enable Disable/Enable

Circuit 1 Outdoor Air Temperature Cooling

Cutout

deg F / …75

Circuit 2 Outdoor Air Temperature Cooling

Cutout

deg F / …75

Morning Cooldown Enabled No, Yes

Morning Cooldown/Return Air Temp Setpoint deg F / 50–85

Morning Cooldown Discharge Air Temp

Setpoint

deg F / 40–69

Circuit 1 Number of Condenser Fans 1–2

Circuit 2 Number of Condenser Fans 1–2

Circuit 1 Modulating Condenser Fan Installed True, False

Circuit 2 Modulating Condenser Fan Installed True, False

Cooling Service

(Click >> to

continue to the

next page of

parameters)

Staged Cooling Demand % / 0–100

Cooling Status

OFF-Idle, Thermostat Cooling, Unoccupied

Cooling, Occupied Cooling, OFF-OAT

Lockout, OFF-Disabled, OFF-Lockout, OFF-

Low Supply Voltage, OFF-LowAmbient,

OFF-Low Ambient Pre-Run Delay, OFF-

Waiting For Changeover Delay, OFF-Free

Cooling, Comfort Ventilation

Operating Cooling Setpoint deg F / 0–100

Operating Cooling Discharge Air Temp

Setpoint

deg F

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Menu Submenu Parameters Displayed

Conditions for Parameter Displayed

Units / Range

Cool

Cooling Service

(Click >> to

continue to the

next page of

parameters)

Operational Outdoor Air Temperature deg F

Operational Zone Temperature deg F

Return Air Temperature deg F

Econ Free Cooling Available No, Yes

Discharge Air Temperature deg F

Condenser Fan 1A OFF, ON

Condenser Fan 1B OFF, ON

Condenser Fan 2A OFF, ON

Condenser Fan 2B OFF, ON

Modulating Condenser Fan 1 Command % / 0–100

Modulating Condenser Fan 2 Command % / 0–100

Minimum Runtime for a Cooling Stage minutes / 3–10

Rapid Start Time Limit minutes / 0–15

Cooling Adaptive Tuning Enable No, Yes

Freeze Condition Setpoint deg F / 20–32

Evaporator Temperature deg F

Suction Line Pressure 1 psi

Liquid Line Pressure 1 psi

Suction Line Temperature 1 deg F

Liquid Line Temperature 1 deg F

Suction Line Pressure 2 psi

Liquid Line Pressure 2 psi

Suction Line Temperature 2 deg F

Liquid Line Temperature 2 deg F

Economizer

Service

Cooling Status

OFF-Idle, Thermostat Cooling, Unoccupied

Cooling, Occupied Cooling, OFF-OAT

Lockout, OFF-Disabled, OFF-Lockout, OFF-

Low Supply Voltage, OFF-LowAmbient,

OFF-Low Ambient Pre-Run Delay, OFF-

Waiting For Changeover Delay, OFF-Free

Cooling, Comfort Ventilation

Economizer Status

Disabled, Damper Not Functional, Purge,

Unavailable-Sensor Fault, Econ Loading,

SAT High Limit, Mixed Air Low Limit

Cycle, Demand Ventilation Air Quality,

Outdoor Airow Control, Free Cooling is

Active, Miinimum Position, Test, Comfort

Ventilation, Low OA Ambient

Econ Free Cooling Available No, Yes

Economizer Damper % Command %

Supply Air Temperature deg F

Operational Outdoor Air Temperature deg F

Outdoor Air Enthalpy Btu/lb

Table 5: Menu Navigation (Continued)

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Menu Submenu Parameters Displayed

Conditions for Parameter Displayed

Units / Range

Economizer

Service

Return Air Enthalpy Btu/lb

Operational Indoor Air Quality ppm

Operational Outdoor Air Quality ppm

Fresh Air Intake Value CFM

Economizer Damper Position % Open

FDD Economizer Alarm Delay seconds / 1–3600

FDD Economizer Damper Allowed Error % / 0–100

FDD Damper Min Position Tolerance % / 0–100

Return Air Damper Position %

Return Air Damper Command %

Return Air Humidity Sensor Alarm Normal, Alarm

Demand

Ventilation

Demand

Ventilation

Setup

Continuous Ventilation Yes, No

Fan O Delay for Heat seconds / 0–30

Fan O Delay for Cool seconds / 0–30

Pre-Filter Dierential Pressure iwg

Final Filter Dierential Pressure iwg

Maximum Airow cfm / 0–100,000

UV Light Installed No, Yes

UV Light Lifetime hours / 0–20,000

Pickup Gain 0–100

Demand

Ventilation

Service

(Click >> to

continue to the

next page of

parameters)

Supply Fan Accumulated Runtime hours

Supply Fan Number Times On counts

Operating Fan Request OFF, ON

Fan Request Source

Unreliable, Local Input, Network Sensor,

High Priority, BAS Override, Input Not

Available

Fan VFD1 Accumulated Runtime hours

Fan VFD1 Number of Times On counts

Air Proving Switch OFF, ON

Supply Fan VFD 1 Fault Normal, Alarm

Supply Fan VFD 2 Fault Normal, Alarm

Discharge Air Static Pressure iwg

Discharge Air High Duct Pressure Normal, Alarm

Discharge Air Dierential Pressure iwg

Discharge Air VP Sensor Alarm Normal, Alarm

Return Air VP Sensor Alarm Normal, Alarm

Return Fan Pressure Sensor Alarm Normal, Alarm

UV Light Runtime hours

UV Light Needs Service Normal, Alarm

UV Light Runtime Reset OFF, Reset

UV Light Runtime Override hours / 0–100,000

Table 5: Menu Navigation (Continued)

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Menu Submenu Parameters Displayed

Conditions for Parameter Displayed

Units / Range

Demand

Ventilation

Energy

Recovery

Wheel (ERW)

Heat Recovery Wheel Status

OFF, Max Cooling, Max Heating, Blocking

Protection, Heating Control, Heating Low

Limit

Supply Fan Command OFF, ON

Econ Free Cooling Available No, Yes

Exhaust Air Heat Recovery Temp deg F

Heat Recovery Wheel Command OFF, ON

Heat Recovery Wheel Output %

Heat Recovery FBD Command OFF, ON

Demand

Ventilation

Exhaust Setup

Exhaust Type

None, Barometric, Modulating Damper,

Variable Frequency Fan

Exhaust Damper Position for Exhaust Fan to

Turn ON

% / 20–99

Exhaust Damper Position for Exhaust Fan to

Turn OFF

% / 10–89

Building Pressure Setpoint iwg / -0.25 to 0.25

Pickup Gain 0–100

Demand

Ventilation

Exhaust Service

Exhaust Fan Status

OFF-Idle, ON-Normal Command, OFF-

Disabled, OFF-VFD Fault, OFF-Low

Building Static Pressure, OFF-Economizer

Damper Position

Exhaust Fan Command OFF, ON

Building Static Pressure iwg

Exhaust Damper % Command %

Exhaust Flow Value CFM

Power Ex VFD OFF, ON

Exhaust Fan VFD % Command %

Exhaust Fan Accumulated Runtime hours

Exhaust Fan VFD Fault Normal, Alarm

Exhaust Air Dierential Pressure iwg

Demand

Ventilation

Return Fan

Setup

Return Fan Installed False, True

Return Fan Pressure High Setpoint iwg / 0–5

Return Fan Pressure Low Setpoint iwg / 0–5

Building Pressure Setpoint iwg / -0.25 to 0.25

Demand

Ventilation

Return Fan

Service

Exhaust Flow Value CFM

Building Static Pressure iwg

Return Fan VFD Percent Command %

Exhaust Damper % Command %

Return Fan Command OFF, ON

Return Air Dierential Pressure iwg

Table 5: Menu Navigation (Continued)

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