Reaper, check out the table on page 2
http://www.tac.com/data/internal/dat.../F_25833_4.pdf
You'll also need this expensive do-dad to serially connect to MN 2000 sensor to the MNet-CI software set up the MN-FLO VAV controllers. I agree the software is straight-forward, but the special interface/cable is a must to be able to use the software.
MN-CIM. TAC MicroNet (2000 non LON) Controller Interface Module for use with the TAC MicroNet Controller Interface software or the balancing software.
If you don't need to do very much adjustment, you can possibly do without the direct connect to the MN FLO vav controllers IF you have access to the Barber Coleman front end. Also, IF Network 8k points have been created that integrate these VAVs into the Network8000 interface, you can overide some settings in the VAV controllers from the NW8K interface. Settings like VAV min/max flow rates; heat flow setpoint, heat/cool set points etc from those integrated points/blocks.
However, once you need to replace a controller, I would think you'd have to get the interface module/cable to get the replacement VAV controller flow rate measurement calibrated. Especially if the tstat sensors have a display on them and your controller configuration doesn't use defaults.
