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AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller BACnet points list

Updated 12 November 2026

Short answer

The Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) controller runs an AAON packaged unit, either alone or as the air source for an AZ 3 zoning system. It has an on-board BACnet MS/TP port. The object map has 35 read-only analog inputs, 69 writable analog values (setpoints, offsets, overrides and BAS-supplied sensor values) and 59 read-only binary inputs (enable status, alarms and relay status).

This page lists 163 BACnet objects for the AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller — 69 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from AAON’s own free documentation, linked below.

Manufacturer
AAON
Model
Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller
Equipment
Rooftop unit controller (zoning)
Equipment type
Rooftop units, AHUs & DOAS
BACnet objects
163 (69 writable)
Transport
BACnet MS/TP
Firmware
Not stated
Also known as
AZ 3, AZ3, Auto-Zone 3, AAON AZ3, G071000, SS8014, SS8015, Orion AZ3
Source document
Auto-Zone 3 Controller Technical Guide · G071000 Rev. 01B · rev. 2021-01
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Reference only, provided as-is: verify against AAON’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official AAON information. Terms of use.

BMS integration notes: AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller

Integration in brief

Connect the on-board MS/TP port and set address, device ID and baud. The BAS schedules the unit with AV 62 Schedule Force, adjusts the occupied heating and cooling setpoints, and can override HVAC mode, fan VFD and OA damper or supply space and outdoor values through AV 66-69. Read the alarm status AI and the alarm BIs.

Minimum points to map

The short list most integrators start with — enough to run the unit from a BMS. Map more as the job needs.

ObjectNameWhyAccess
AV 62Schedule ForceOccupancy: 0 auto, 1 occupied, 2 unoccupiedWrite
AV 1Occupied Cooling SetpointCooling starts one degree above thisWrite
AV 2Occupied Heating SetpointHeating starts one degree below thisWrite
AV 10Supply Air Cooling SetpointDischarge air target in coolingWrite
AI 3Control StatusCurrent occupancy statusRead
AI 4HVAC ModeCurrent operating modeRead
AI 7Supply Air TemperatureDischarge air temperatureRead
AI 31Alarm StatusAlarm status (coded)Read

Enable & remote start

AV 62 Schedule Force sets occupancy (0 = controller schedule, 1 = forced occupied, 2 = forced unoccupied). AV 63 overrides the HVAC mode and AV 64 and AV 65 override fan VFD and OA damper; writing Auto (0, or 65535 for the VFD and damper) hands control back.

Sensors & values from the BMS

Sensor inputs cannot be written; the BAS writes AV 66 BACnet Space Temperature, AV 67 BACnet Space Humidity, AV 68 BACnet Outdoor Air Temperature and AV 69 BACnet Outdoor Air Humidity.

Network setup

Watch out for

AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller BACnet objects

Type: AI, AO, AV, BI, BO, BV, MI/MO/MV (multi-state) · Access: Read read-only, Write writable, Command writable with a priority array.

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AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller BACnet Points List
DescriptionStates
AI1Application Software VersionCurrent version of the software in the unitRead
AI2Control ModeConfigured unit applicationRead
AImin3Control StatusCurrent Occupied/ Unoccupied StatusRead
AImin4HVAC ModeCurrent operational statusRead
AI5Control TemperatureCurrent value of the Control Temperature SensorRead
AI6Space TemperatureCurrent value of the Space Temperature SensorRead
AImin7Supply Air TemperatureCurrent value of the Supply Air Temperature SensorRead
AI8Coil TemperatureCurrent Coil Temperature valueRead
AI9Discharge TemperatureCurrent value of the Digital Compressor Discharge Air TemperatureRead
AI10Outdoor Air TemperatureCurrent value of the Outdoor Temperature SensorRead
AI11Return Air TemperatureCurrent value of the Return Temperature SensorRead
AI12Leaving Water TemperatureCurrent value of the Leaving Water Temperature SensorRead
AI13Outdoor Air Wetbulb TemperatureCurrent calculated Outdoor Wetbulb TemperatureRead
AI14Outdoor Air Dewpoint TemperatureCurrent Calculated Outdoor Air Dewpoint TemperatureRead
AI15Indoor Air HumidityCurrent value of the Indoor Humidity SensorRead
AI16Outdoor Air HumidityCurrent value of the Outdoor Humidity SensorRead
AI17Duct Static PressureCurrent Duct Static PressureRead
AI18Building PressureCurrent value of the Building Pressure SensorRead
AI19Suction PressureCurrent Suction Pressure ValueRead
AI20CO2Current Indoor CO2 LevelRead
AI21Cooling SetpointOccupied Cooling Mode Enable Setpoint MirrorRead
AI22Heating SetpointOccupied Heating Mode Enable Setpoint MirrorRead
AI23Supply Air SetpointCurrent SAT Cooling or Heating Setpoint if thereRead
AI24Coil Temperature SetpointCurrent calculated Coil Suction Temperature target during Dehumidification ModeRead
AI25Economizer PositionCurrent signal percentage to the Economizer DamperRead
AI26Fan VFD SignalCurrent Supply Fan VFD SignalRead
AI27Modulating Heating PositionCurrent percentage of the Modulating Heating signal (Hot WaterRead
AI28Modulating Cooling PositionCurrent percentage of the Modulating Cooling Signal (Chilled WaterRead
AI29Building Pressure Exhaust Control SignalCurrent Relief VFD Fan/ Damper SignalRead
AI30Reheat Valve PositionCurrent position of Modulating Reheat ValveRead
AImin31Alarm StatusIf Controller is in an Alarm ConditionRead
AI32Humidifier Valve PositionCurrent position of Humidifier ValveRead
AI33Return Air HumidityReturn Air Humidity ReadingRead
AI34Sensor Slide Adjust EffectAmount Of Current Sensor Slide OffsetRead
AI35Economizer Feedback for Title 24Current position of feedback from Economizer actuatorRead
AVmin1Occupied Cooling SetpointIf the control temperature rises one degree above; range 1 to 110Write
AVmin2Occupied Heating SetpointIf the control temperature drops one degree below; range 1 to 110Write
AV3VAV Tempering Outdoor Air Cooling SetpointCooling Mode Enable Setpoint used in Supply Air Tempering; range 1 to 110Write
AV4VAV Tempering Outdoor Air Heating SetpointHeating Mode Enable Setpoint used Supply Air Tempering; range 1 to 110Write
AV5Unoccupied Cooling OffsetDuring the Unoccupied Mode of Operation; range 0 to 30Write
AV6Unoccupied Heating OffsetDuring the Unoccupied Mode of Operation; range 0 to 30Write
AV7Mode Select DeadbandThis value is added to and subtracted; range 0 to 10Write
AV8Max Coil Setpoint Reset LimitHighest that the Coil Temperature will be reset; range 35 to 70Write
AV9Min Coil Setpoint Reset LimitLowest that the Coil Temperature will be reset; range 35 to 70Write
AVmin10Supply Air Cooling SetpointSupply Air Cooling Setpoint; range 30 to 80Write
AV11Supply Air Heating SetpointSupply Air Heating Setpoint; range 40 to 240Write
AV12Max SAT Cooling Setpoint Reset LimitIf Supply Air Reset is configured; range 0 to 100Write
AV13Max SAT Heating Setpoint Reset LimitIf Supply Air Reset is configured; range 0 to 250Write
AV14Supply Air Cooling Staging WindowIn Cooling Mode; range 1 to 30Write
AV15Supply Air Heating Staging WindowIn Heating Mode; range 1 to 50Write
AV16Morning Warm-Up Target TemperatureIf Morning Warm-Up is configured; range 50 to 90Write
AV17Morning Cool-Down Mode Target TemperatureIf Morning Cool-Down is configured; range 5 to 90Write
AV18Mechanical Cooling Outdoor Air LockoutThe AZ 3 will Lockout Mechanical Cooling; range -29 to 100Write
AV19Mechanical Heating Outdoor Air LockoutThe AZ 3 will Lockout Mechanical Heating; range -29 to 150Write
AV20Low Supply Air Temperature CutoffCooling will be disabled if the Supply Air Temperature; range 0 to 100Write
AV21High Supply Air Temperature CutoffHeating will be disabled if the Supply Air Temperature; range 0 to 250Write
AV22Outdoor Air Dewpoint SetpointOn an MUA unit; range 35 to 80Write
AV23Economizer Enable SetpointThe economizer is enabled if the outdoor drybulb; range -30 to 80Write
AV24Preheat SetpointIf the Supply Fan is energized; range -30 to 70Write
AV25Space Sensor Calibration OffsetIf the Space Temperature Sensor is reading incorrectly; range -100 to 100Write
AV26Supply Air Sensor Calibration OffsetIf the Supply Air Temperature Sensor is reading incorrectly; range -100 to 100Write
AV27Return Air Sensor Calibration OffsetIf the Return Temperature Sensor is reading incorrectly; range -100 to 100Write
AV28Outdoor Air Sensor Calibration OffsetIf the Outdoor Temperature Sensor is reading incorrectly; range -100 to 100Write
AV29Coil Temperature Calibration OffsetIf the Coil Temperature value is reading incorrectly; range -100 to 100Write
AV30Leaving Water Sensor Calibration OffsetIf the Leaving Water Temperature Sensor is reading incorrectly; range -100 to 100Write
AV31CO2 Sensor Calibration OffsetIf the CO2 Sensor is reading incorrectly; range -500 to 500Write
AV32Low Ambient Protection SetpointTemperature at which the Low Ambient Relay will activate; range -30 to 70Write
AV33SAT Cool Setpoint Reset Source Low LimitIf doing Supply Air Setpoint Reset; range -30 to 150Write
AV34SAT Cool Setpoint Reset Source High LimitIf doing Supply Air Setpoint Reset; range 1 to 150Write
AV35SAT Heat Setpoint Reset Source Low LimitIf doing Supply Air Setpoint Reset; range -30 to 150Write
AV36SAT Heat Setpoint Reset Source High LimitIf doing Supply Air Setpoint Reset; range 1 to 150Write
AV37Control Temperature High Alarm OffsetIf the temperature of the controlling sensor rises above; range 0 to 50Write
AV38Control Temperature Low Alarm OffsetIf the temperature of the controlling sensor falls below; range 0 to 50Write
AV39Heat Pump Compressor Heat LockoutCompressor Heat will be locked out below this setpoint; range -29 to 100Write
AV40Minimum Main Fan VFD in Cooling ModeIn Single Zone VAV configuration; range 0 to 100Write
AV41Minimum Main Fan VFD in Heating ModeIn Single Zone VAV configuration; range 0 to 100Write
AV42Minimum Main Fan VFD in Vent ModeSpeed at which the VFD will operate; range 0 to 100Write
AV43Maximum Main Fan VFD in Heat ModeIn Single Zone VAV configuration; range 0 to 100Write
AV44Minimum Economizer PositionThe minimum position of the Outdoor Air damper; range 0 to 100Write
AV45Maximum Economizer CO2 Reset LimitThe maximum value the Economizer Minimum Position can; range 0 to 100Write
AV46Maximum Economizer in Heat ModeThe maximum value the Economizer Maximum Position can; range 0 to 100Write
AV47Heat Pump Defrost Minimum IntervalThe interval that must be met between Defrost Modes; range 10 Min. to 120 Min.minWrite
AV48Heat Pump Adaptive Defrost IncrementValue added to or subtracted from the Defrost Interval; range 0 to 30Write
AV49CO2 Minimum SetpointThreshold CO2 level at which the Economizer Min Damper; range 0 to 2000Write
AV50CO2 Maximum SetpointCO2 level at which the Economizer Min Damper Position; range 0 to 2000Write
AV51Duct Static Pressure SetpointCurrent Static Pressure Setpoint; range .10 to 3.0Write
AV52Duct Static Pressure Control DeadbandValue above and below the Duct Static Pressure Setpoint; range .01 to .5Write
AV53Building Pressure Control SetpointBuilding Pressure Setpoint; range -.20 to .20Write
AV54Building Pressure Control DeadbandValue above and below the Building Pressure Setpoint where; range .01 to .1Write
AV55SZ VAV Fan Speed IntegralThe Integral Constant for Single Zone VAV Fan Control; range 0 to 10Write
AV56Warm-Up Supply Air Temperature SetpointHeating will be controlled to this Supply Air Setpoint; range 40 to 240Write
AV57Cool-Down Supply Air Temperature SetpointCooling will be controlled to this Supply Air Setpoint; range 30 to 80Write
AV58Push-Button Override DurationThe Push-Button Override Duration Setpoint allows you to adjust; range 0 to 8Write
AV59Indoor Humidification TargetThe Humidification Target is the Percent RH that you; range 0 to 100Write
AV60Indoor Dehumidification SetpointThe Dehumidification Setpoint allows you to adjust the RH%; range 0 to 100Write
AV61Indoor Dehumidification Reset SetpointThe Dehumidification Reset Setpoint allows you to adjust; range 0 to 100Write
AVmin62Schedule ForceOccupancy commandWrite0=Auto (controller schedule), 1=Forced Occupied, 2=Forced Unoccupied
AV63HVAC Mode OverrideForces the HVAC mode; Auto restores normal controlWrite0=Auto, 1=Vent, 2=Cool, 3=Heat, 4=Vent Dehum, 5=Cool Dehum, 6=Heat Dehum
AV64Fan VFD OverrideFixed fan VFD speed; range 0% to 100%%Write65535=Auto
AV65Outdoor Air Damper OverrideFixed OA damper position; range 0% to 100%%Write65535=Auto
AV66BACnet Space TemperatureBACnet designated Space Temperature; range 0 to 150Write
AV67BACnet Space HumidityBACnet designated Space Humidity; range 0 to 100Write
AV68BACnet Outdoor Air TemperatureBACnet designated Outdoor Air Temperature; range 0 to 100Write
AV69BACnet Outdoor Air HumidityBACnet designated Outdoor Air Humidity; range 0 to 100Write
BI1Cooling Enabled StatusStatus that indicates Mechanical Cooling is enabled basedRead
BI2Heating Enabled StatusStatus that indicates that Mechanical Heating is enabled basedRead
BI3Economizer Enabled StatusStatus that indicates the Economizer is enabled basedRead
BI4Emergency Heat Enabled StatusShows the Emergency Heat is enabled basedRead
BI5Bad Supply Air SensorAlarm that indicates a failure of the Supply AirRead
BI6Bad Return Air SensorFailure of the Return Air Temperature SensorRead
BI7Bad Outdoor Air SensorFailure of the Outdoor Air Temperature SensorRead
BI8Bad Space Temp SensorFailure of the Space Temperature SensorRead
BI9Missing EM1 Expansion ModuleEM1 Module is configured but not detectedRead
BI10Bad Coil Pressure SensorFailure of the Coil Pressure SensorRead
BI11Bad CO2 SensorFailure of the CO2 SensorRead
BI12Missing 12 Relay Expansion ModuleE-BUS 12 Relay Expansion Module is configuredRead
BI13Bad Discharge SensorFailure of the Digital Compressor Discharge Temperature SensorRead
BI14Missing EM2 Expansion ModuleEM2 Module is configured but not detectedRead
BI15Mechanical Cooling AlarmCompressor Relays are enabledRead
BI16Mechanical Heating AlarmHeating Mode has been initiated but the Supply AirRead
BI17Fan Proving AlarmAlarm that indicates an Airflow failure from the MainRead
BI18Dirty Filter/Generic AlarmDepending on how the binary input is configuredRead
BI19Dirty Filter AlarmAlarm that indicates the filters are dirtyRead
BI20Emergency Shutdown AlarmAlarm that indicates that Emergency Shutdown has been activatedRead
BI21BAD_OA_ Damper Feedback AlarmAlarm that indicates that OA Damper Feedback SignalRead
BI22Title 24 Sensor AlarmOutdoor Air or Supply Air Temperature Sensor is shortedRead
BI23Title 24 Not Economizing When It ShouldEconomizer is enabledRead
BI24Title 24 Economizing When It Should NotEconomizer is not enabledRead
BI25Title 24 Damper FailureEconomizer is enabledRead
BI26Title 24 Excess Outdoor AirEconomizer feedback is lost or Economizer is not followingRead
BI27High Supply Temp Cutoff AlarmThe Supply Air has risen above the Hi SATRead
BI28Low Supply Temp Cutoff AlarmThe Supply Air has fallen below the Low SATRead
BI29High Control Mode AlarmOccurs when the Controlling Sensor Temperature rises aboveRead
BI30Low Control Mode AlarmOccurs when the Controlling Sensor Temperature falls belowRead
BI31Digital Compressor Cutoff AlarmOccurs if the digital compressor discharge line temperature risesRead
BI32Digital Compressor Lockout AlarmOccurs if five Digital Compressor Cutoffs occur within fourRead
BI33Loop Water Proof of Flow AlarmOn a WSHP unitRead
BI34Low Suction Pressure AlarmOn a WSHP unitRead
BI35Unsafe Suction Pressure AlarmOn a WSHP unitRead
BI36Low Leaving Water Temperature AlarmOn a WSHP unitRead
BI37On Board Relay 1 Main FanCurrent status of Relay 1 on AZ 3 MainRead
BI38On Board Relay 2Current status of Relay 2 on AZ 3 MainRead
BI39On Board Relay 3Current status of Relay 3 on AZ 3 MainRead
BI40On Board Relay 4Current status of Relay 4 on AZ 3 MainRead
BI41On Board Relay 5Current status of Relay 5 on AZ 3 MainRead
BI42On Board Relay 6Current status of Relay 6 on AZ 3 MainRead
BI43Expansion Module Relay 1Current status of Relay 1 on the EM1 ExpansionRead
BI44Expansion Module Relay 2Current status of Relay 2 on the EM1 ExpansionRead
BI45Expansion Module Relay 3Current status of Relay 3 on the EM1 ExpansionRead
BI46Expansion Module Relay 4Current status of Relay 4 on the EM1 ExpansionRead
BI47Expansion Module Relay 5Current status of Relay 5 on the EM1 ExpansionRead
BI4812 Relay Expansion Module Relay 1Current status of Relay 1 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI4912 Relay Expansion Module Relay 2Current status of Relay 2 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5012 Relay Expansion Module Relay 3Current status of Relay 3 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5112 Relay Expansion Module Relay 4Current status of Relay 4 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5212 Relay Expansion Module Relay 5Current status of Relay 5 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5312 Relay Expansion Module Relay 6Current status of Relay 6 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5412 Relay Expansion Module Relay 7Current status of Relay 7 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5512 Relay Expansion Module Relay 8Current status of Relay 8 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5612 Relay Expansion Module Relay 9Current status of Relay 9 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5712 Relay Expansion Module Relay 10Current status of Relay 10 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5812 Relay Expansion Module Relay 11Current status of Relay 11 on the E-BUS 12Read
BI5912 Relay Expansion Module Relay 12Current status of Relay 12 on the E-BUS 12Read
Object ID lookup: AAON Auto-Zone 3 Controller point IDs by name

Integration notes

Check it against the live device. A points list tells you what the controller can expose; the unit in front of you may differ by firmware or installed options. This list is provided as-is for reference only and may contain mistakes — confirming it before you write, map or commission anything is up to you (terms). Easy BACnet scans a network for BACnet IP devices from an Android phone, reads every object on the Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller and exports what it actually has to Excel — free. New to BACnet? Start with what a BACnet points list is and what the object types mean.

Questions about the AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller

How many BACnet points does the AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller have?

This list has 163 BACnet objects: 35 analog inputs, 69 analog values, 59 binary inputs. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.

Which AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller BACnet points are writable?

69 of the 163 objects accept a write. Points marked Command have a priority array: a write holds until it is released, so release it back to automatic when you are done.

Where is the official AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller BACnet documentation?

The source is Auto-Zone 3 Controller Technical Guide (G071000 Rev. 01B), revision 2021-01, published free by AAON at https://www.aaon.com/hubfs/Controls%20Literature/G071000-AZ3-TGD-01B%20210114.pdf.

What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller?

Start with AV 62 Schedule Force (Occupancy: 0 auto, 1 occupied, 2 unoccupied); AV 1 Occupied Cooling Setpoint (Cooling starts one degree above this); AV 2 Occupied Heating Setpoint (Heating starts one degree below this); AV 10 Supply Air Cooling Setpoint (Discharge air target in cooling); AI 3 Control Status (Current occupancy status); AI 4 HVAC Mode (Current operating mode); AI 7 Supply Air Temperature (Discharge air temperature); AI 31 Alarm Status (Alarm status (coded)).

How do I enable BMS control of the AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller?

AV 62 Schedule Force sets occupancy (0 = controller schedule, 1 = forced occupied, 2 = forced unoccupied). AV 63 overrides the HVAC mode and AV 64 and AV 65 override fan VFD and OA damper; writing Auto (0, or 65535 for the VFD and damper) hands control back.

Can the BMS supply sensor values to the AAON Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller?

Sensor inputs cannot be written; the BAS writes AV 66 BACnet Space Temperature, AV 67 BACnet Space Humidity, AV 68 BACnet Outdoor Air Temperature and AV 69 BACnet Outdoor Air Humidity.

How do I check these points on the real Auto-Zone 3 (AZ 3) Controller?

Scan the network with a BACnet IP browser such as Easy BACnet, open the device and compare its object list with this table. Anything missing is usually an option that isn't installed or a point that is disabled in the controller's configuration.

More AAON BACnet points lists

Source: Auto-Zone 3 Controller Technical Guide · G071000 Rev. 01B · rev. 2021-01. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.