1. System Pilot Version 1.0

2. System Pilot The System Pilot: Space Temperature Sensor Backlit LCD
English Display
Hardware Clock
Simple Interface Device

3. System Pilot Navigation
DISPLAY
NAVIGATE
(Rotary knob)
EXIT
(Push button)
MODIFY
(Rotary knob)
SELECT
(Push button)
SCROLL UP
DOWN UP
DOWN
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Walk through this real slowly.
About the basic screen.
About the different buttons and knobs.
About the programming screen.
INCREASE / DECREASE
(Hold down to modify values at a faster rate)

4. Setup System Pilot 4 3V Attach to Controller Ctrl-ID SETUP
CONFIG SETPOINTS
SERVICE SCHEDULES
STATUS MAINT
TIME/DATE ALARM HIST
ATTACH DETACH
Attach to Controller
ATTACH
Attach to Controller
Name Bus# Element#
Default 0 235
BYPASS 0 141 UC
0 0
The system Pilot requires to be setup to insure that you are in the proper mode to communicate wit other device on the communication bus.
To do this the System Pilot should be the default controller. 4

5. Configure System Pilot3V
Ctrl-ID SETUP
CONFIG SETPOINTS
SERVICE SCHEDULES
STATUS MAINT
TIME/DATE ALARM HIST
ATTACH DETACH
Controller ID
CONFIG
Configuration Tables
ALARMDEF
BRODEF
HOLIDAYS
REMOTE
PILOTCON
To properly setup the communication mode for the System Pilot.
Go to the programming screen select CONFIG to change the communication mode.
A new screen will appear. Select PILOTCON.
PILOTCON 5

6. Configure System Pilot
PILOTCON
COMMODE CCN
LIGHTON No
DSPUNTS US
SPT_TRM 0.0^F
SHOWNAM No
Default Dev: CCN Mode
Communication Mode
COMMODE CCN
PILOTCON
COMMODE Local
LIGHTON No
DSPUNTS US
SPT_TRM 0.0^F
SHOWNAM No
Default Dev: CCN Mode
Communication Mode
COMMODE Local
Since the System Pilot can connect to the 3V zone controllers in (2) ways. The System Pilot require that the Communication mode be set. Here are the two ways to set the system pilot.
Is the Communication Bus setup. For this the System Pilot mode is set to CCN
Is the Local or direct connection setup. For this the system Pilot is set to Local.
Exercise 1 set up System Pilot. 6

7. Attach to Controller 7 3V Attach to Controller Ctrl-ID SETUP
CONFIG SETPOINTS
SERVICE SCHEDULES
STATUS MAINT
TIME/DATE ALARM HIST
ATTACH DETACH
Attach to Controller
ATTACH
Attach to Controller
Name Bus# Element#
Default 0 235
BYPASS 0 141 UC
0 140
0 0
Now to attach to a different controller that is on the communication bus the system pilot has to be given the address of this device. This means that the address is known. The system pilot does not do a bus scan. If the system pilot is attached to a zone controller that is set up as a Linkage Coordinator, then that controller can do a bus scan.
Select ATTACH. The scroll down until you find the device that you want to attach too.
Zone Controller 0 140 7

8. View Controller ID 8 3V Controller ID Ctrl-ID SETUP CONFIG SETPOINTS
SERVICE SCHEDULES
STATUS MAINT
TIME/DATE ALARM HIST
ATTACH DETACH
Controller ID
Ctrl-ID
Controller ID 3V
Zone Controller
CESR
Version 0.22
Bus Number
Element Number
Baud Rate 9600
Save data? YES NO ESC
The system pilot will show the temperatures or points information from that controller. When you get to the programming mode select Ctrl-ID.
From this screen the system pilot can change the address of the device that the system pilot is attached to.
If any information is change on this screen and you try to escape there will be a “Save data? YES NO ESC” statement at the bottom of the screen.
YES 8

9. The System Pilot 9 User Interface Features Attach to Controller 3V
Retrieves network data from any controller
Access all network tables
Addresses all network controllers
Allows force/auto
Displays US Imperial or Metric
Provides 4 security levels
Supports language translation
Attach to Controller
Name Bus# Element#
Default 0 140
BYPASS 0 141 UC
0 0 3V
Ctrl-ID SETUP
CONFIG SETPOINTS
SERVICE SCHEDULES
STATUS MAINT
TIME/DATE ALARM HIST
ATTACH DETACH
Controller ID
Ctrl-ID
Controller ID 3V
Zone Controller
CESR
Version 0.22
Bus Number 0
Element Number 140
Baud Rate 9600
Walk thru getting into the System Pilot.
Program mode (3 sec) 9

10. Step 1: Program mode (1 sec)
System Pilot Security
Access Levels
4 selectable levels
Backdoor feature
One time level 1 access
Step 1: Program mode (1 sec)
The ability to change time in level 4 is being looked at.
Step 2: Program mode (3 sec) 10

11. The System Pilot 11 System Features Rotate to change setpoints
Perform timed override
Change setpoints
Display mode of connected equipment
Display controller name
System time broadcaster
Supports 30 holidays with broadcast
Diagnostic alarms on its status
Rotate to change setpoints
Push/rotate to cause occupancy override 11

12. The System Pilot 12 Control and Monitoring Features
Displays default screen
Writes space temperature to attached controller
Reads and adjusts setpoints in attached controller
Displays network OAT when sensor is wired on network
Supports VVT bus scan
Support alternate display for VVT zones
OAT Display (1 sec)
MON OAT
8:49 AM
82º
Alternate Display (3 sec)
Bus Scan (3 sec) 12

13. System Pilot Local Connect Network Connect Device Features
Supports local bus or network connection
Backlight always on or upon button press
Adjustable contrast control
Can share power with its default network device
Local Connect
Air Source
Address 0,31
System Pilot
Address 0,235
Network
Connect
Linkage Coordinator
Bypass
Zone
Zone
System Pilot on LEN
Configure attached device only
Automatically work with zone
Address zone
Share power with zone
Supports push button 239,239 addressing
System Pilot on Network
Local Bus
CCN Bus
24VAC Power

14. System Pilot Remote Features Automatically the Default Device
Bypass
Air Source
Address 0,31
System Pilot
Address 0,235
Linkage Coordinator
Zone
Local Bus
CCN Bus
24VAC Power
Automatically the Default Device
Configure Linkage Coordinator as Default Device
Remote Features
Default device features
3 second exit on default screen or time out
Locally wired zones are automatically discovered
Attach/Detach
Temporary connection to network device for setup
Detach – System Pilot attaches to itself
System Pilot on LEN
Configure attached device only
Automatically work with zone
Address zone
Share power with zone
Supports push button 239,239 addressing
System Pilot on Network
Use remote to temporarily connect to Bypass, Zone or PremierLINK

15. Configure Remote Attach to utilize System Pilot as the zone stat
Remote Attach Features
Used on all 3V network devices
Act as a space temp sensor, setpoint adjust and UI
Can calculate equipment mode
Configure Remote Attach to utilize System Pilot as the zone stat