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knight/ramp up ramp down
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rocksolid
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hello, i have a lochinvar knight, i would like to use the ramp up ramp down feature, but do not have the pc to interface it, i have had it set in the past where it was running like a ferrari, at about 30-33% rather than ramping up to 100% meeting the set point then shutting off (i guess short cycling), do i need the pc interface, or do i just need to know the proper settings for the boost temp/ cycle time..etc etc.. any ideas?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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Pretty sure...
That is one of the parameters that has to be accessed thru the lap top.
Alledgedly soon to change, but not without firmware upgrades.
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dude
I'm curious though,
you say," i have had it set in the past where it was running like a ferrari, at about 30-33%"
and that statement gives me pause to your familiarity with the nuances of this unit. Are you a contractor or homeowner? and what is your knowledge base of this unit?
When their is a "call for heat" it's only focus is to meet setpoint and hold that temp until the "call for heat" is satisfied no matter if it is firing 20%-100%. If your setpoint temp is programmed right, either fixed or using outdoor reset (self-adjusting), it shouldn't short cycle.
If it is short-cycling maybe your setpoint is too high? Are you using outdoor reset? If you are, what are your F1-F9 settings?
If not short-cycling, what is the complaint?0
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