2024-390-E-AMS-Brady Services-WCOB Server Room HVAC

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Orange County West Campus Office Building -HVAC PDC Project 23020 In-Row Computer Room Air Conditioners 23 81 24.01 - 4 signal to the local alarm and shut down the unit upon high water condition. CONTROL 3.01 MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL WITH 9 INCH COLOR TOUCHSCREEN A.The controller shall be microprocessor-based with a 9"color touchscreen display and shall be mounted in an ergonomic,aesthetically pleasing housing.The controls shall be menu driven.The system shall display user menus for active alarms,event log,graphic data,unit view/status overview (including the monitoring of room conditions,operational status in percentage of each function,date,and time),total run hours,various sensors,display setup and service contacts.A password shall be required to make system changes.Service menus shall include setpoints, standby settings (lead/lag),timers/sleep mode,alarm setup,sensor calibration, maintenance/wellness settings,options setup,system/network setup,auxiliary boards,and diagnostics/service mode. B.Password Protection -The controller shall contain two unique passwords to protect against unauthorized changes.An auto hide/show feature shall allow the user to see applicable information based on the login used. C.Unit Backup and Restore -The user shall be able to create safe copies of important control paramers.The controller shall have the capacity for the user to auto!matically backup unit configuration settings to internal memory or USB storage drive.Configuration settings may be transferred to another unit for a more stream-lined unit startup. D.Parameter Download -The controller shall enable the user to download a report that lists parameter names,factory default settings and user programmed settings in .csv format for remote reference. E.Parameter Search -The controller shall have search fields for efficient navigation and parameter lookup. F.Setup Wizards -The controller shall contain step-by-step tutorials or wizards to provide easy setup of the control. G.Context-Sensitive Help -The controller shall have an on-board help database.The database shall provide context-sensitive help to assist with setup and navigation of the menus. H.Display Setup -The user shall be able to configure the display information based on the specific user's preference.Language,units of measure,screen contrast,home screen layout,back-light timer and the hide/show of certain readouts shall be configurable through the display. I.Additional Readouts -The display shall enable the user to configure custom widgets on the main screen.Widget options will include items such as fan speed,call for cooling,call for free-cooling, maintenance status,call for hot water reheat,call for electric reheat,call for dehumidification,call for humidification,airflow,static pressure,fluid flow rate and cooling capacity. J.Status LED's -The controller shall show the unit's operating status using an integral LED.The LED shall indicate if the unit has an active alarm;if the unit has an active alarm that has been acknowledged;or if the unit is On,Off or in standby status. K.Event Log -The controller shall automatically store the last 400 unit-only events (messages, warnings,and alarms). L.Service Contact Information -The controller shall be able to store the local service or sales contact information. M.Upgradeable -Controller upgrades shall be performed through a USB connection. N.Timers/Sleep Mode -The menus shall allow various customer settings for turning the unit On or Off. O.Menu Layout -The menus shall be divided into two main menus:User and Service.The User screen shall contain the menus to access parameters required for basic unit control and setup. The Service screen shall be de-signed for service personnel and shall provide access to advanced control setup features and diagnostic information. P.Sensor Calibration -The menus shall allow unit sensors to be calibrated with external sensors. Docusign Envelope ID: 8DED1454-68D2-4E36-9FC6-E56FF2124E5D