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Custom Alerts 1 through 4
Allows the dealer to enter a custom alert to be displayed when a dry contact device is activated. For example, a float switch can
detect when your sump pump is not working.
When Custom Alert 1 through Custom Alert 4 is selected in ISU 6005, the T10+ asks you to name the alert and then gives options
for additional settings related to the alert. These settings are:
• Which set of S terminals on the EIM the dry contact alert
is wired to (ISU 6190).
There are four (4) sets of configurable S terminals on the
EIM. If a set of S terminals is already configured for use
by a different dry contact alert (or sensor), it will not be
configurable.
• Whether the switch wired to these terminals is normally
open or closed (ISU 6200).
The switch wired to the S terminals could either be open in
normal (not alert) conditions or closed.
• Enter the dry contact alert name (ISU 6210).
• Whether there is an alert message displayed when the
alert is active (ISU 6215).
In most cases, the installer would want an alert message to
appear on the T10+ if there was a dry contact alert active.
However, the installer may be using the “alert” to do some
other action (like running a ventilator when a sensor is
reading high CO2). This may be normal operation and they
may not wish to show an alert.
• Lock Out Heat or Lock Out Cool (ISUs 6230, 6340, 6440,
6540)
If the installer previously chose to lock out heat or cool on a
custom dry contact alert condition, The T10+ will then ask if:
» You want a delay before the lockout (ISU 6600 or 6620).
For example, if someone was using a door sensor to lock
out cooling, you wouldn’t want to short cycle the cooling
every time someone enters or exits. But if the door is left
open for a certain length of time, you may wish to shut
down the heat or cooling.
» If you still want a maximum temperature for cool
(ISU 6610) or minimum indoor temperature for heat
(ISU 6630). Example: If someone had a heat lockout
configured when the window was open, they left the
window open, and the indoor temperature dropped to
40°F, you probably still want the heat to run because the
danger of pipes freezing overrides the inefficient use of
heating with a window open
• Activate Fan (ISUs 6230, 6340, 6440, 6540)
If selected, this setting turns on the fan when the selected
custom dry contact alert (custom dry contact 1 through 4)
is active.
• Activate Custom U terminal (ISUs 6230, 6340, 6440,
6540)
If you choose to activate a custom U terminal during a
custom alert, the T10+ will ask you to name the U terminals
used. That way the T10+ equipment status menu can
show what is being turned on or locked out. For example,
you could wire a shut off valve to the U contacts and the
status would then show “Shut off valve energized” under
equipment status
• Humidifier Lockout (ISU 8095)
If the T10+ and EIM are set for a custom dry contact alert
and to control a humidifier, you can choose to lock out the
humidifier during a custom dry contact alert (the water leak
alert option also offers this setting)
• Dehumidifier Lockout (ISU 9145)
If the T10+ and EIM are set for a custom dry contact alert
and to control a dehumidifier, you can choose to lock out
the dehumidifier during a custom dry contact alert.
• Turn On Ventilator (ISU 10065)
If the T10+ and EIM are set for a custom dry contact alert
and to control a ventilator, you can choose to turn on the
ventilator during a custom dry contact alert.
• Lockout Ventilator (ISU 10140)
If the T10+ and EIM are set for a custom dry contact alert
and to control a ventilator, you can choose to lock out the
ventilator during a custom dry contact alert