Airzone iQ Zone, Installation Manual

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8.3 Configuration Parameters (Installer Parameters) 

The Zone control module has a number of parameters that have to be configured. As 
indicated before, the Zone control module requires the use of a zone Thermostat to proceed 
with its configuration. 
This is a list of the parameters, their description, and possible selections. 

ZCOn

Indicates if the Zone control module will have a thermostat connected to it

 (

MAS

) 

and be 

configured as a Master or will follow the lead of another Zone control module that has a 
Thermostat connected to it. In this case, this Zone control module is called a Subordinate, 
and it will have this parameter set to 

Sub

. 

Note

. 

Given that Subordinate Zone control modules will not have a thermostat attached to 

them, it is required to connect a thermostat temporarily to it, to configure the Subordinate 
Controllers. 

ZCid

Z

one 

C

ontroller 

ID

. This is the address that the Zone control module will have to be 

given so that it can be properly addressed by the Airzone Controller. There cannot be more 
than one Zone control module with a given address. If the previous parameter was set as 
Master, the range of addresses allowed is from 1 to 8; if the Controller was designed as 
Subordinate, the address range will go from 9 to 32. 

perC

Zone weight 

PERC

entage. If the Zone control module is configured as Master

  (

MAS

), 

the weight percentage must be entered into this parameter. This value goes from 10% to 
100%, and represents the proportion of CFM that the zone is using, related to the maximum 
nominal CFM supplied by the AHU. This parameter will not be available in Subordinate Zone 
control modules. 

tCiD

: 

T

hermostat 

C

ontroller 

ID. 

If the Zone control module is a Subordinate, it will be 

required to define this parameter. The range will be defined by the number of zones (or 
Master Zone control modules) in the installation. Only existing Master Controller’s addresses 
will be shown when setting this parameter. For example if the Master Control module ID for 
the living room is 06, and a Subordinate control module needs to control a damper that will 
serve the living room, then the

tCid

 for this zone control module will be 06. It is very important 

that when configuring a Subordinate Zone 

control module, the Master Zone control module of 

that zone, is connected and the thermostat is ON, otherwise, that address will not be 
available to be selected. It is highly recommended that the installer have an “installation 
Thermostat”, that is, a regular thermostat with its cable, that can used as a tool to configure 
Subordinate Control modules and diagnose wiring problems on the installed thermostats. 

zCpC

: 

Z

one 

C

ontroller 

P

robe 

C

onfiguration. (Only in a Master Zone control module). When a 

Remote Temperature Sensor has to be used with a Zone control module to measure 
temperature where environmental conditions are beyond the operational conditions required 
by the Thermostat, this parameter must be set to

rpt

, 

otherwise it should stay as the default

(

Off

)