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| Overview

In this mode, the Heating Desired Temperature (HDT) and Cooling Desired Temperature (CDT) are linked. Adjusting one setpoint automatically adjusts the other while maintaining the configured deadband.
 
Constraint:
CDT - HDT = Heating Deadband (HDB) + Cooling Deadband (CDB)
 

| Configuration 

To configure the Dual Setpoint Fixed Deadband temperature mode, complete the following steps:
  • Navigate to the desired Zones page and click the pencil icon next to Zone Schedule. If Zone Schedule is not displayed, click the Schedule dropdown and select Zone Schedule.
  • The Zone Schedule page opens.
     
    Note: By default, the temperature mode appears as Dual Setpoint Fixed Deadband.
  • Click the dropdown and select Dual Setpoint Fixed Deadband.
  • Click Save Schedule to save the Dual Setpoint Fixed Deadband temperature mode. Then, click the pencil icon to reopen the Zone Schedule page.
     
    Note: For CCU Temperature Mode changes, click Save Schedule after each change to save and apply the   selected Temperature Mode.
          
  • Click the desired day to update the Temperature Mode schedule.
     
    Note: Users can select the desired schedule format from the available day options on the Zone Schedule page, including Everyday, Weekday + Weekend, Weekday + Saturday + Sunday, and 7-Day.
  • Scroll down to view the complete Dual Setpoint Fixed Deadband user interface.

| Temperature Settings

Condition 1:
Follow building's user limits and deadbands

Enabled

  • The Heating User Limits and Cooling User Limits are automatically set based on the predefined building limits and cannot be modified.
  • Adjusting one setpoint automatically updates the other while maintaining the configured deadband.
Example
 

Parameter

Value

Heating Deadband (HDB)

2°F

Cooling Deadband (CDB)

2°F

Deadband

4°F

Note: When Follow Building's User Limits and Deadbands is enabled, the heating and cooling deadbands are inherited from the building-level configuration and cannot be modified.

Initial state:

Heating Desired Temperature (HDT) = 72°F
Cooling Desired Temperature (CDT) = 76°F
Deadband = 4°F
Decreasing the Cooling Desired Temperature (CDT) to 74°F automatically adjusts the Heating Desired Temperature (HDT) to 70°F to maintain the configured deadband of 4°F.

Result:

HDT = 70°F
CDT = 74°F
Deadband = 4°F

Both setpoints move simultaneously.

  • Click Update to save the desired temperature settings, and then click Save Schedule to save and apply the updated temperature mode.
          Note: Users can modify the temperature mode duration by updating the start and end times.

 

Condition 2:
Follow building's user limits and deadbands

Disabled

  • The Heating User Limits and Cooling User Limits are prefilled with the building-level limits and can be modified as needed. Refer to the example below.
  • Adjusting one setpoint automatically updates the other while maintaining the configured deadband.
Example

Parameter

Value

Heating Deadband (HDB)

2°F

Cooling Deadband (CDB)

2°F

Deadband

4°F

Note: The heating and cooling deadband can be configured within a range of 0.5°F to 10°F.

Initial state:

Heating Desired Temperature (HDT) = 72°F
Cooling Desired Temperature (CDT) = 76°F
Deadband = 4°F
Users can update the Heating and Cooling User Limits as needed while maintaining a fixed deadband.

Adjusting the Heating Desired Temperature from 72°F to 74°F automatically updates the Cooling Desired Temperature from 76°F to 78°F to maintain the fixed 4°F deadband.

Result:

HDT = 74°F
CDT = 78°F
Deadband = 4°F

Both setpoints move simultaneously.

  • Click Update to save the desired temperature settings, and then click Save Schedule to save and apply the updated temperature mode.

    Note: Users can modify the temperature mode duration by updating the start and end times.

Note: Adjusting either HDT or CDT automatically updates the other setpoint to maintain the configured fixed deadband. Setpoint changes cannot exceed configured limits.

 

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