Great video I wondered about the loop in CCT when a loop was detected in GPL we would just click on the master loop to execute first but this is good stuff now I know on CCT
Hello! That is a very good question. Ok, so if you are programming "State Tables" it makes sense where you put your logic blocks. Usually, for State Tables your logic blocks would go under the "State Generation" and the "Output Control" columns. It is not strictly necessary, but I think is more for organizing your blocks better and making your State Tables easier to program and read. However, if you are not going to be programming State Tables (which I rarely do), then it really doesn't matter where you put your logic. There are advantages of using State Tables as you can put priorities on your logic, and during commissioning/troubleshooting you can easily read the status of your logic blocks (like if you are cooling or heating, or if the system is down, etc.), and you can quickly modify some output behaviors. But the draw back is that it can take a bit of time to learn how to program them. As far as my personal preference, logic associated with calculating setpoints, resets, and unusual stuff, I'll put it under "Setpoint/Miscellaneous". Logic that determines a mode, such as Occupancy, a special sequence, Economizer Mode, WarmUp Mode, etc, I would put it under "State Generation". And finally any logic that its outputs command a physical controller Output, I'll put it under "Output Control". I usually put my PIDs in there as well. Hope it makes some sense! Thanks!
Hi Dilan, thank you for your request. Building a AHU application from scratch would take me a very long time, and it could be hours of video. I can do something more specific at the moment. I've been trying to free up some time so I can at least give you one tutorial a week.
Great video I wondered about the loop in CCT when a loop was detected in GPL we would just click on the master loop to execute first but this is good stuff now I know on CCT
Great to hear that! I hope to start making more videos soon!
What determines if the logic block would go under the setpoint/miscellaneous column, or the output control column?
Hello! That is a very good question. Ok, so if you are programming "State Tables" it makes sense where you put your logic blocks. Usually, for State Tables your logic blocks would go under the "State Generation" and the "Output Control" columns. It is not strictly necessary, but I think is more for organizing your blocks better and making your State Tables easier to program and read.
However, if you are not going to be programming State Tables (which I rarely do), then it really doesn't matter where you put your logic.
There are advantages of using State Tables as you can put priorities on your logic, and during commissioning/troubleshooting you can easily read the status of your logic blocks (like if you are cooling or heating, or if the system is down, etc.), and you can quickly modify some output behaviors. But the draw back is that it can take a bit of time to learn how to program them.
As far as my personal preference, logic associated with calculating setpoints, resets, and unusual stuff, I'll put it under "Setpoint/Miscellaneous". Logic that determines a mode, such as Occupancy, a special sequence, Economizer Mode, WarmUp Mode, etc, I would put it under "State Generation". And finally any logic that its outputs command a physical controller Output, I'll put it under "Output Control". I usually put my PIDs in there as well. Hope it makes some sense! Thanks!
Thank you for the very thorough explanation. I've learned so much from your videos.
@@Shutyourjibbs I'm very glad to hear that! I'm hoping to make more videos soon!
Hi can you do please AHU program including valve control & co2 control thanks.
Hi Dilan, thank you for your request. Building a AHU application from scratch would take me a very long time, and it could be hours of video. I can do something more specific at the moment. I've been trying to free up some time so I can at least give you one tutorial a week.
@@controlshero thank you very much.
Any time frame on some new videos?
Hi@@antoniogutierrez9010 Yes, soon! Within a week.
Hi..
Do you a video related to HVAC-PRO using new controllers with CCT converter to N2 application
Hi Lenny, sorry for the late reply. I've been out of town traveling for work. I don't, but I'll take a note to do a future tutorial on that! Thanks!