Standalone HyperStat Conventional Package Unit (CPU)

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| Overview

The HyperStat is part of 75F's vertically-integrated suite of intelligent building solutions, delivering multi-mode sensing, remote monitoring , and individual zone control for the comfort and productivity of building occupants, for more information, refer to HyperStat Installation & HyperStat UI

The HyperStat hardware is capable of working as a dependent device configured with a 75F's CCU configured for various system-level profiles, or with any external Modbus or BACnet devices as a Modbus or BACnet slave, and it can also work as an independent or standalone device, which can work as per profiles that can be configured in the HyperStat itself.

The HyperStat Standalone CPU is designed for customers who prefer a self-contained solution, enabling HVAC control via predefined profiles.

The feature is introduced to address the HVAC needs of the customer who would like to use the 75F's HyperStat alone for automating the HVAC operation based on certain profiles.

The profile supported for the standalone operation are.

• Conventional Package Unit (CPU)
• Heat Pump Unit (HPU)
• 2 Pipe Fan Coil Unit (2PFCU)
• 4 Pipe Fan Coil Unit (4PFCU)

| Wiring

| Setting HyperStat to Standalone

From the HyperStat home UI screen,

• Press the + and -  buttons together to navigate to the other screen of the HyperStat.

The inputs UI screen is displayed.

From the inputs UI screen.

• Press the next button thrice to reach the HVAC profile screen.

• Press the down arrow    button to navigate to the select profile option on the screen.

• Press the select button to access the desired profile.

• Press the down arrow    button to select the Conventional Package Unit (CPU) profile from the list available.

• Press the back button to confirm setting HyperStat as standalone, select Conventional Package Unit (CPU) as profile, and return to the HVAC profile screen.

| Configuring Standalone Conventional Package Unit (CPU) 

• Press the down arrow button once to navigate to the Configure profile option.

• Press select to access the Configure profile option which opens the configuration options available for the Conventional Package Unit (CPU) profile. It should be noted that all the selections viewed are set to default CPU relay and analog out mapping.

• Press the down arrow to navigate to the configuration parameter under the Conventional Package Unit (CPU) profile

• Press the select button to access the parameters options available under the different configurable relays, analogs, and other available options.

• Press the down and up arrows to locate the required parameter to set for the relays, analogs, and other available options.

• Press the deselect button to confirm the selection.

• Repeat the above step to navigate, access, and select different parameter options for all the available relays, analogs, and others, till the desired configuration settings are met.
• Refer to the Configuration Parameter table below for the parameter options available under different relays, analogs, and others and their purpose to help in the configuration.

| Configuration Parameters