FanOS Pro | Air Movement Control

⚠ FIRE ALARM INTERLOCK -- ALL FANS STOPPED -- CONTACT FACILITY MANAGEMENT

Air Movement Control

FanOS

PRO

Acme Manufacturing

Main Warehouse

18Run

4Stop

1Fault

77FTemp

⚡ 42.6 kW

Normal

9:18 AM

Thu May 21

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Zone Controlx

Temp Sensorsx

Fan Typesx

Edit Mode — Drag fans to reposition

Running

Stopped

Fault

E-Stop

HVLS-03

Zone A — Warehouse

480V · 3Ph · Invertek E3

Running

Temperature

Degrees Fahrenheit

Modbus Address--

Zone--

65%

35.8 Hz

0100%

Fan Mode Exhaust (Air Out)

Change fan mode in Settings

Relay Control — On / Off Only

RUNNING

This device is relay-activated.
No VFD — instant on/off only.

Direction

Live Data

Output Hz35.8 Hz

Voltage480V 3Ph

Current3.4 A

Power2.3 kW

Temp Nearby76°F

Run Time6.2 hrs

Last FaultNone

Device

Modbus Addr3

VFD ModelInvertek E3

Input Voltage480V 3Ph

TypeHVLS Fan

Manufacturer

⛔ EMERGENCY FAULT — LOCKED

Visual inspection and repair required before restart.

Sensor Offline

Possible causes:

· Dead or low battery
· Damaged or loose wiring
· Out of range or interference
· Sensor hardware failure

Log out?

You will return to the login screen

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ELECTRICAL HAZARD

Changing stagger timing affects motor inrush current.

Incorrect settings WILL trip breakers, fault VFDs, and may damage equipment.

This should only be changed by a licensed electrician who has reviewed the electrical drawings.

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Are You Sure?

Shorter delays = higher simultaneous current draw.
If you are not certain this is safe, press Cancel now.

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Final Warning

This is your last chance to cancel.

A licensed electrician should verify your service panel, wire gauge, and breaker ratings support this change.

FanOS Pro is not responsible for equipment damage from incorrect stagger settings.

Type CHANGE to Apply

This confirms you accept responsibility for this setting change.

Active Faults

⚡

Starting motors…

Staggered start — 8s between motors

Cancel

Schedule

Automated start/stop times

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Morning Start

Mon-Fri 6:00 AM — All Fans 65%

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Peak Hours

Mon-Fri 12:00 PM — All Fans 100%

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Evening Stop

Mon-Fri 6:00 PM — All Fans OFF

Settings

System configuration

Site Info

Site Name Acme Manufacturing

Location Main Warehouse

RS-485 Ports

Port 1 Baud 9600 8N1

Port 2 Baud 19200 8E1

Devices Found 31 online

Display

Dark Mode

Poll Interval 2 seconds

System

Version FanOS Pro 1.0

Uptime 14d 6h 22m

Settings

Site Info

Facility Name

Location / Description

Display

Dark ModeOn

Fan LabelsOn

Status LegendOn

Floor Plan

Background Image

Default warehouse plan

Using built-in default floor plan

When you upload, you can crop, rotate, and flip a white plan to dark before saving. Your image is saved on this device, so it stays after a refresh. Fans keep their positions — use Edit Map to drag them onto your plan.

Temperature

UnitsFahrenheit

High Temp Alert95 F

Sensor Timeout5 min

Fan Control

Startup Stagger Delay8 sec

Shutdown Stagger Delay8 sec

Speed Change Stagger3 sec

Contact FanOS Pro support to adjust stagger timing

⚠ CAUTION — Installer Only

Stagger timing affects motor inrush current. Only change when instructed by FanOS Pro.

Startup Stagger Delay

8sec

Shutdown Stagger Delay

8sec

Speed Change Stagger

3sec

Access PINs

Zone operator PINs. Leave blank for open access.

Devices

Custom label shown on floor plan. System ID stays the same.

Wall Exhaust Fan Modes

Set during installation -- determines airflow direction.

Communication

RS-485 Port/dev/ttyS4

Baud Rate9600 8N1

Bus StatusOnline

Network

Local IP192.168.1.105

WiFi NetworkFacilityNet

SignalStrong

System

VersionFanOS Pro 1.0.0

HardwareAAEON UP Xtreme

Uptime14d 6h 22m

Support

Fault Guide

Manufacturer DBTap any device on map

Contact FanOS ProCall ›

Danger Zone

FanOS Pro access only. These actions cannot be undone.

Edit Floor Plan

Drag the corners to crop. Rotate or flip to dark if your plan is white. Tap Apply when it looks right.

Fault Diagnostic Guide

Motor Overload

E07

Manufacturer Support

Possible Causes

How to Check & Fix

Safety Notice

Always de-energize the fan and VFD before performing any physical inspection. Lock out / tag out per your facility safety procedures. Do not reset emergency faults remotely — inspect the fan physically first.

Remove Fan

Remove HVLS-03?

This fan will be removed from the floor plan and all zones. The VFD will remain wired but uncontrolled.