Greystone CR3 Series Cleanroom Monitor

Field Calibration Manual

This document describes the procedure for field calibration of the CR3 sensor family. Sensor calibration is not possible in the field; the product offers offsets for both temperature and humidity to adjust readings when verified against a calibrated reference. For differential pressure readings, the product provides an auto-zero option for the CR3A or CR3B models only.

Temperature Offset

Temperature offset can be adjusted in two ways. For CR3XXXBAC and CR3XXXMOD models with communication features, the temperature offset can be set using the protocol documentation. For CR3XXXANA models, the temperature offset can be adjusted via the INSTALLER menu. To perform the offset, use a calibrated reference near the CR3 sensor and adjust the offset on the CR3 sensor to match the reading on the calibrated reference.

CR3XXXBAC Models

Temperature offset is adjusted using Analog Input Object Identifier AV1, Object Name: TEMP Offset. The temperature reading can be offset by -5.0 to 5.0 °C or -10 to 10 °F. The default for the AV1 object is 0 °C/°F.

Analog Value Object

(Present Value defaults to 0 for no offset. Can be set from -10 to +10 °F or -5.0 to +5.0 °C)

Temperature Offset

(Units depend on the device units, either °C or °F), (°C resolution = 0.5, °F resolution = 1)

PropertyDefault ValueProperty Data TypeAccess
Object IdentifierAV1 (Analog Value 1)BACnetObjectIdentifierRead
Object NameTemperature OffsetCharacterString (32)Read
Object TypeANALOG_VALUE (2)BACnetObjectTypeRead
Present Value0RealRead / Write
DescriptionTemperature OffsetCharacterString (32)Read
Status Flags{false, false, false, false} (0000)BACnetStatusFlagsRead
Event StateNORMAL (0)BACnetEventStateRead
Out of ServiceFALSE (0)BooleanRead
Unitsdelta-degrees-Fahrenheit (120) or °C (121)BACnetEngineeringUnitsRead
Property ListBACnetArrayRead

CR3XXXMOD Models

Temperature offset is adjusted using ModBus address 40018. See reference below.

Modbus AddressTypical OffsetUnitsData TypeAccessNotes
40018+17°C / °FWordRead Write16-bit integer, Temperature Offset -5 to 5 °C, -10 to 10 °F

CR3XXXANA Models

To adjust the temperature offset on these models, use a calibrated reference near the CR3 sensor. Adjust the offset on the CR3 sensor to match the reading on the calibrated reference. Record the difference between the CR3 sensor and the calibrated source, then calculate the required offset for the CR3 sensor's temperature reading to match the calibrated source.

The temperature offset can be adjusted via the INSTALLER menu. Access the Installer Menu by pressing and holding the [arrow up] and [arrow down] buttons on the front of the CR3 sensor simultaneously for 5 seconds during normal operation. To access the Temperature Offset option, you must step through some other settings first.

Press and release the

[menu button] button to step through the Installer Menu. Continue doing this until the three displays on the CR3 sensor show:

  • Te
  • OfF
  • 0.0 (Note: This line may show a different number depending on previous calibrations)

Using the [arrow up] and [arrow down] buttons on the front face of the CR3 sensor, adjust the offset to the value recorded when comparing the calibrated reference to the CR3 sensor reading. The offset resolution is 0.5 °C or 1°F. Once the offset value is at the desired value, press the

[menu button] button to save the offset.

Note: If performing RH calibration at the same time, skip the step below and continue to the humidity calibration section of this document to calibrate the RH offset at this point.

Continue to press and release the

[menu button] button until the unit returns to normal operation, or cycle power to the CR3 sensor to reset and begin normal operation.

Relative Humidity Offset

Humidity offset can be adjusted in two ways. For CR3XXXBAC and CR3XXXMOD models with communication features, the humidity offset can be set using the protocol documentation. For CR3XXXANA models, the humidity offset can be adjusted via the INSTALLER menu. To perform the offset, use a calibrated reference near the CR3 sensor and adjust the offset on the CR3 sensor to match the reading on the calibrated reference.

CR3XXXBAC Models

Humidity offset is adjusted using Analog Input Object Identifier AV2, Object Name: RH Offset. The humidity reading can be offset by -10 to 10 %RH. The default for the AV2 object is 0 %RH.

Analog Value Object

(Present Value defaults to 0 for no offset. Can be set from -10 to +10 %RH, resolution = 1%)

RH Offset

PropertyDefault ValueProperty Data TypeAccess
Object IdentifierAV2 (Analog Value 2)BACnetObjectIdentifierRead
Object NameRH OffsetCharacterString (32)Read
Object TypeANALOG_VALUE (2)BACnetObjectTypeRead
Present Value0RealRead / Write
DescriptionRH OffsetCharacterString (32)Read
Status Flags{false, false, false, false} (0000)BACnetStatusFlagsRead
Event StateNORMAL (0)BACnetEventStateRead
Out of ServiceFALSE (0)BooleanRead
Unitspercent-relative-humidity (29)BACnetEngineeringUnitsRead
Property ListBACnetArrayRead

CR3XXXMOD Models

Humidity offset is adjusted using ModBus address 40019. See reference below.

Modbus AddressTypical OffsetUnitsData TypeAccessNotes
40019+18%RHWordRead Write16-bit integer, RH Offset -10 to 10 for -10 to 10 %RH

CR3XXXANA Models

To adjust the humidity offset on these models, use a calibrated reference near the CR3 sensor. Adjust the offset on the CR3 sensor to match the reading on the calibrated reference. Record the difference between the CR3 sensor and the calibrated source, then calculate the required offset for the CR3 sensor's humidity reading to match the calibrated source.

The humidity offset can be adjusted via the INSTALLER menu. Access the Installer Menu by pressing and holding the [arrow up] and [arrow down] buttons on the front of the CR3 sensor simultaneously for 5 seconds during normal operation. To access the Humidity Offset option, you must step through some other settings first.

Press and release the

[menu button] button to step through the Installer Menu. Continue doing this until the three displays on the CR3 sensor show:

  • rh
  • OfF
  • 0 (Note: This line may show a different number depending on previous calibrations)

Using the [arrow up] and [arrow down] buttons on the front face of the CR3 sensor, adjust the offset to the value recorded when comparing the calibrated reference to the CR3 sensor reading. Once the offset value is at the desired value, press the

[menu button] button to save the offset.

Note: If performing Pressure Auto Zero calibration at the same time, skip the step below and continue to the Pressure calibration section of this document to Auto Zero the CR3 sensor at this point.

Continue to press and release the

[menu button] button until the unit returns to normal operation, or cycle power to the CR3 sensor to reset and begin normal operation.

Differential Pressure Auto Zero

Pressure Auto Zero can be adjusted in two ways. For CR3XXXBAC and CR3XXXMOD models with communication features, the auto-zero can be performed using the protocol documentation. For CR3XXXANA models, the auto-zero can be set via the INSTALLER menu. To perform the auto-zero, the differential pressure between the two zones should ideally be zero. For the auto-zero feature to work, the difference must be within 10% of full scale.

CR3XXXBAC Models

Auto Zero is run using Analog Input Object Identifier BV3, Object Name: DP Auto Zero.

Binary Value Object

(Present Value defaults to 0 (INACTIVE) for Normal Operation. Set to 1 (ACTIVE) to initiate an auto-zero of the pressure sensor)

DP Auto Zero

PropertyDefault ValueProperty Data TypeAccess
Object IdentifierBV3 (Binary Value 3)BACnetObjectIdentifierRead
Object NameDP Auto ZeroCharacterString (32)Read
Object TypeBINARY_VALUE (5)BACnetObjectTypeRead
Present ValueINACTIVE (0)BACnetBinaryPVRead / Write
DescriptionNormal (0) or Do Auto Zero (1)CharacterString (32)Read
Status Flags{false, false, false, false} (0000) or (1100) if no sensorBACnetStatusFlagsRead
Event StateNORMAL (0) or FAULT (1) if no sensorBACnetEventStateRead
ReliabilityNO_FAULT_DETECTED (0) or NO_SENSOR (1)BACnetReliabilityRead
Out of ServiceFALSE (0)BooleanRead
Property ListBACnetArrayRead

This object is disabled for Type C models with remote transmitters.

Rules are enforced: Only perform auto-zero function if DP is within ± 0 - 10% of range.

CR3XXXMOD Models

DP Auto Zero is run using ModBus address 40051. See reference below.

Modbus AddressTypical OffsetUnitsData TypeAccessNotes
40051+50%RHWordRead Write16-bit integer, DP Auto Zero 0 = Normal Operation, 1 = Perform Auto Zero

Installer Menu Auto Zero Calibration

For all models, the DP Auto Zero can be performed via the INSTALLER menu. Access the Installer Menu by pressing and holding the [arrow up] and [arrow down] buttons on the front of the CR3 sensor simultaneously for 5 seconds during normal operation. To access the Auto Zero option, you must step through some other settings first.

Press and release the

[menu button] button to step through the Installer Menu. Continue doing this until the three displays on the CR3 sensor show:

  • dp
  • 0
  • CAL

When ready to perform the Auto Zero, press and release the

[menu button] button to perform Auto Zero. The display will report the results of the Auto Zero by displaying one of three results:

  • PAS - Passed Auto Zero
  • LO - No Auto Zero performed, pressure differential too large or sensor not reading properly.
  • HI - No Auto Zero performed, pressure differential too large

Continue to press and release the

[menu button] button until the unit returns to normal operation, or cycle power to the CR3 sensor to reset and begin normal operation.

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