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-**Airflow Damper** - Creates and analyzes a graph of airflow (*cfm*) vs damper position (*%*). Intended for use with dampers controlled by an airflow microblock (e.g, the integrated dampers on [ZN141A](https://www.automatedlogic.com/en/products/webctrl-building-automation-system/building-controllers/zn141a/), [ZN341A](https://www.automatedlogic.com/en/products/webctrl-building-automation-system/building-controllers/zn341a/), [OF141-E2](https://www.automatedlogic.com/en/products/webctrl-building-automation-system/building-controllers/OF141-E2/), and [OF342-E2](https://www.automatedlogic.com/en/products/webctrl-building-automation-system/building-controllers/OF342-E2/). When heating/cooling elements are tested, the airflow setpoint is set to the heating/cooling maximum.
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-**Fans** - Performs start/stop tests on any number of fans. Requires a binary/analog output to command each fan on or off. Optionally may include a second output which controls VFD speed. The script expects a binary input for monitoring fan status. When testing airflow dampers and heating/cooling elements, all fans are commanded on to ensure adequate airflow.
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-**Heating / Cooling Elements** - Creates and analyzes a graph of temperature (*°F*) vs time (*minutes*). Requires an output for turning each element on/off. Also requires a leaving air temperature sensor, but an entering air temperature sensor is optional. An optional status input and reversing output may be included. The reversing output control is designed to switch the mode of an element from heating to cooling or vice versa.
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-**Dehumidification** - Creates and analyzes a graph of humidity (*%*) vs time (*minutes*). Requires a binary/analog output for commanding dehumidification to turn on/off. Temperature is also monitored for the duration of this test to verify that dehumidification mode does not significantly alter temperature.
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-**Dehumidification** - Creates and analyzes a graph of humidity (*%*) vs time (*minutes*). Requires a binary/analog output for commanding dehumidification to turn on/off. A binary input is optional for monitoring status. Temperature is also monitored for the duration of this test to verify that dehumidification mode does not significantly alter temperature.
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-**OA / RA Dampers** - For the duration of all tests, the OA damper is fully closed, and the RA damper is fully opened. In the future, I may implement logic to test economizing capabilities of OA / RA dampers.
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If your control program does not match these specifications exactly, there are workarounds which can be implemented in the logic. For example, if a supply fan uses an analog input to monitor status by measuing amp draw, then you could throw an *BACnet Binary Value Status* microblock into the logic which turns on when the amp draw is above a certain threshold. Then you would map the status tag to this microblock instead.
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|`dehum_lock_min`|`dehum/min_pres_value`| Minimum DEHU lock value |
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|`dehum_lock_max`|`dehum/max_pres_value`| Maximum DEHU lock value |
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|`dehum_fault`|`dehum/status_flags/fault`| Whether DEHU has a fault |
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|`dehum_status`|`dehum_status/present_value`| Whether the DEHU component has status |
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These mappings are meant to control a single analog/binary output. Before testing dehumidification mode, all elements with a reversing command are switched to cooling mode. It is expected that locking this output on is sufficient to simulate/trigger dehumidification mode. The `dehum_lock_flag` and `dehum_lock_value` tags are required, but the others are optional.
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These mappings are meant to control a single analog/binary output. Before testing dehumidification mode, all elements with a reversing command are switched to cooling mode. It is expected that locking this output on is sufficient to simulate/trigger dehumidification mode. The `dehum_lock_flag` and `dehum_lock_value` tags are required, but the others are optional.`dehum_status` might be mapped to a particular compressor's status in a heat pump, for example.
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### Airflow Dampers
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| Semantic Tag | Sample Expression | Description |
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