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Information on the RESET-SCHEDULE instruction is provided inthis section of the manual.The following is an example of data entry for the keywordHEAT-RESET-SCH, and the associated reset scheduleinstructions DAY-RESET-SCH and RESET-SCHEDULE.MIN-SUPPLY-THOT-DECK-1 ~ DAY-RESET-SCHSUPPLY-HI ~ 120SUPPL Y-LO ~ 70OUTSIDE-HI ~ 70OUTSIDE-LO ~ 0.0HOT-RESET-1 ~SYS-1 ~RESET-SCHEDULE THRU DEC 31 (ALL) HOT-DECK-1SYSTEMKeyword ~ ValueHEAT-CONTROL ~ RESETHEAT-RESET-SCH ~ HOT-RESET-1Keyword ~ ValueKeyword ~ Valueis the lowest allowable temperature for air entering theZONE(s), that is, the lowest allowed diffuser temperature.The program will use this temperature to determine designsupply air flow rate. See Sec. D of this chapter fordiscussion. MIN-SUPPLY-T must be less than DESIGN-COOL-T.This entry is mandatory for all systems that have coolingcapability (i.e., all systems except the Unit Heater (UHT),Unit Ventilator (UVT), Floor Panel Heating System (FPH) andHeating and Ventilating System (HVSYS)).Note, that for those systems that are to maintain a constantcooling air discharge temperature (see keyword COOL-CONTROL),the control set point is determined by the value entered forkeyword COOL-SET-T, rather than by this entry. In that case,the program uses the MIN-SUPPLY-T to limit subcooling fordehumidification purposes (and to calculate the design airflow rate for cooling - see discussion of relationshipbetween MIN-SUPPLY-T and COOL-SET-T in Sec. D of thischapter).COOLING-SCHEDULE is the U-name of the SCHEDULE instruction that specifies thetime periods (hours and days) during which cooling is availablefrom the plant for this system. If no data entry ismade, the program wi II assume that cooling is always availablewhen needed (for systems with cooling capability). It ispossible for this system (or one or more of its zones) to becalling for cooling but that cooling is not available, becauseof the manner in which this schedule has been specified.IV.206 (Revised 5/81)