Software Revs 3,5,6,8,10, 12 Infinity /Evolution Troubleshooting (Rev. 2)
10-12-2006
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Situation: Clean or Replace Filter is displayed after a short period of time
These systems have a feature called TrueSense filter detection. This feature reads the change in
static pressure caused by the filter accumulating dirt. At 1:00 pm each day the system will take a
reading and record the change in static pressure. The clean or replace filter message will pop up
when the filter is full.
This feature operates by setting a base line static pressure based on the highest airflow the system
could run (this could be heat or cool airflow). The measurement is taken at a low airflow, and then
calculated up to the highest airflow the system could see. An enhancement to the (-A) model was
that if a furnace is used and it is locked in low fire, the calculation will use the higher of the cooling
airflow or low furnace heat airflow. In previous versions, it used the higher of high furnace airflow or
cooling airflow even if the furnace was locked in low fire.
In (-A) models (version 10 and 12 software), clean filter routine was changed to eliminate nuisance
pop up messages when a marginal duct system is used. When the initial static pressure is 0.7
inches or higher, a modified calculation is used to allow this feature to be used at higher static
pressures. With –A models, it will only pop up immediately if the initial static is 1.5 inches or higher.
This truly indicates a ductwork problem that must be addressed.
Options if this pops up quickly:
• Evaluate duct work and make improvements to lower static pressure where possible
• Change filter type to EAC. This will display the message based on time instead of static
pressure change
• Turn the filter reminder to off in the homeowner’s Advance Setup
Situation: ERV/ HRV Not Recognized By System
A ventilator may be connected to the system by wiring directly to a Damper Control Module (DCM) in a
zoned system, or an Network Interface Module (NIM) in a non-zoned system. The system recognizes a
ventilator is connected when the ventilator is wired to the YEL, RED, GRN, and BLU terminals of the NIM
or DCM, and the ventilator is powered.
If the ventilator is not found, check for 12 volts DC between Y (+12 vdc) and B (ground) terminals of the
ventilator. If voltage is not detected, the ventilator will not be found by the system. Make sure ventilator is
powered.
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