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Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller BACnet points list

Updated 6 November 2026

Short answer

UMCB is Price's modulating controller for underfloor air terminals (fan and damper with reheat options) on BACnet MS/TP. The points list has 41 objects: room and probe temperatures, 0-10 V heat/cool inputs, setpoints and limits, damper positions, PI load, fan and reheat type settings and BMS override values for setpoint, room temperature, occupancy and lights.

This page lists 41 BACnet objects for the Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller — 23 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from Price Industries’s own free documentation, linked below.

Manufacturer
Price Industries
Model
UMCB underfloor modulating controller
Equipment
Underfloor air terminal (VAV) controller
Equipment type
VAV boxes & fan coils
BACnet objects
41 (23 writable)
Transport
BACnet MS/TP
Firmware
v1.21.1
Also known as
UMCB, Price UMCB
Source document
BACnet points list for UMCB firmware v1.21.1 · rev. Rev 0
Download CSV 41 rows Download EDE B.I.G.-EU JSON Manufacturer PDF ↗ Compare with your scan Download Easy BACnet Mobile App Google Play

Reference only, provided as-is: verify against Price Industries’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official Price Industries information. Terms of use.

BMS integration notes: Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller

Integration in brief

Use AV 30 Net Occupancy, AV 28 Net Setpoint and, if needed, AV 29 to drive the controller from the BMS; read AV 2 Occupancy, AI 1 room temperature, AV 14 room load and AV 18 damper position.

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 30Net OccupancyBMS occupancy: 0 normal, 1 occupied, 2 unoccupiedWrite
AV 28Net SetpointBMS setpoint override, 0 = noneWrite
AV 29Net Room TempBMS room temperature, 0 = noneWrite
AV 2OccupancyCurrent occupancy: 0 unocc, 1 occRead
AI 1Room TemperatureRoom temperatureRead
AV 6Room SetpointCurrent room setpointRead
AV 14Controller StatusRoom load: + heating, - cooling, %Read
AV 18Current Damper PositionDamper position, % (999 = calibrating)Read

Enable & remote start

AV 30 Net Occupancy: 0 = normal operation, 1 = force occupied, 2 = force unoccupied. AV 1 selects thermostat/network control or the 0-10 V heat/cool input signals.

Sensors & values from the BMS

AV 28 Net Setpoint and AV 29 Net Room Temp override the thermostat setpoint and room temperature from the BMS (0 = normal operation, no override); AV 30 Net Occupancy forces occupied (1) or unoccupied (2).

Network setup

Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating 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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Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller BACnet Points List
DescriptionStates
AImin1Room TemperatureCurrent Room Temperature°F/°CRead
AI3T1 Temperature SensorCurrent temperature of the probe connected to T1°F/°CRead
AI4Cooling Signal InputCooling Input Voltage on AI4 Terminal (0-10VDC Input)VRead
AI5Heating Signal InputHeating Input Voltage on AI5 Terminal (0-10VDC Input)VRead
AI6AI6 Signal InputInput Voltage on AI6 Terminal (0-10V Input)VRead
AI70-5VDC Sensor Signal InputCurrent Voltage on AI7 Sensor Input Terminal (0-5VDC input)VRead
AI8T2 Temperature SensorCurrent temperature of the probe connected to T2°F/°CRead
AI9CO2 ReadingCurrent CO2 at the T-StatppmRead
AV1Use 0-10V Heat-Cool SignalsSelects thermostat/network setpoint control or another control sourceWrite
AVmin2OccupancyRead0=Unoccupied, 1=Occupied
AV3Occupancy SourceRead0=Occupied from VVT (Default Mode), 2=Occupied from Contact Closure, 3=Occupied from T-Stat Button, 4=Occupied from Motion Sensor, 5=Occupied from Network Override, 12=Unoccupied from Contact Closure, 14=Unoccupied from Motion Sensor, 15=Unoccupied from Network Override
AV4Room Setpoint - low limitLowest user-adjustable setpoint°F/°CWrite
AV5Room Setpoint - high limitHighest user-adjustable setpoint°F/°CWrite
AVmin6Room SetpointCurrent Room Setpoint°F/°CRead
AV7Night Heat SetpointUnoccupied heating setpoint (at least 1 degree below AV 8)°F/°CWrite
AV8Night Cool SetpointUnoccupied cooling setpoint (at least 1 degree above AV 7)°F/°CWrite
AV9Analog Heat Output VoltageCurrent voltage on the Analog Heat output (AO2)VRead
AV10Analog Cool Output VoltageCurrent voltage on the Analog Cool output (AO3)VRead
AV11Analog ECM Output VoltageCurrent voltage on the Analog ECM output (AO1)VRead
AV12Unoccupied (Night) Damper PositionDamper position held while unoccupied%Write
AV13PINGNumber of times the LCD T-Stat will beepWrite
AVmin14Controller StatusRoom load (PI): +1 to +100 % heating, 0 deadband, negative cooling%Read
AV15Proportional BandTemperature band through which the PI controller travels through 1% to 100%°F/°CWrite
AV16Day DifferentialDeadband either side of the setpoint°F/°CWrite
AV17Binary Output Status CodeBinary outputs as a bit field: bit 0 = BO1 ... bit 4 = BO5Read
AVmin18Current Damper PositionCurrent damper position in percent, 999% indicates the damper is recalibrating itself%Read
AV19Damper TargetDamper target in percent%Read
AV20Damper Neutral Supply PositionSee flow response chart for UMCB%Write
AV21Damper Cool Min PositionUpper flow limit (see UMCB flow response chart)%Write
AV22Damper Cool Max PositionLower flow limit (see UMCB flow response chart)%Write
AV23Damper Heat Min PositonUpper flow limit (see UMCB flow response chart)%Write
AV24Damper Heat Max PositionLower flow limit (see UMCB flow response chart)%Write
AV25Remote Mode FlagRemote Mode - Damper OverrideWrite0=Automatic control (normal run mode), 1=Target Cool Min, 2=Target Cool Max, 3=Target Heat Min, 4=Target Heat Max, 5=Target Neutral Damper Position, 6=Open Damper 100%, 7=Close Damper (0%)
AV26Fan TypeWrite0=No Fan, 1=Fan ON when heat needed, 2=Fan ON when occupied (also ON for Night Heat), 3=Fan always ON, 4=Fan ON when occupid (also ON for Night Heat and Cool), 5=Fan ON during Heat and Cool
AV27Reheat TypeBinary reheat configurationWrite0=3 Stages Of Heat, 1=Hot Water (open/close) + 1 Stage Binary, 2=2 Stage Binary + 10sec PWM on Stage 3, 3=Hot Water (open/close) + PWM, 4=3 Stages of Heat (disabled with HOT supply air), 5=Hot Water (open/close) + 1 Stage Binary (disabled with HOT supply air), 6=2 Stage Binary + 10sec PWM on Stage 3 (disabled with HOT supply air), 7=Hot Water (open/close) + PWM (disabled with HOT supply air), 8=Disabled
AVmin28Net SetpointSetpoint override from the network (0 = normal operation)°F/°CWrite
AVmin29Net Room TempRoom temperature override from the network (0 = normal operation)°F/°CWrite
AVmin30Net OccupancyOccupancy override from BACnet networkWrite0=Normal Operation, 1=Force Occupied, 2=Force Unoccupied
AV31Net LightsRoom Lights override from BACnet networkWrite0=Normal Operation, 1=Force Lights On, 2=Force Lights Off
AV32CO2 Min SetpointLowest user-adjustable CO2 setpointWrite
AV33CO2 Max SetpointHighest user-adjustable CO2 setpointWrite
Object ID lookup: Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating 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 UMCB underfloor modulating 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 Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller

How many BACnet points does the Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller have?

This list has 41 BACnet objects: 8 analog inputs, 33 analog values. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.

Which Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller BACnet points are writable?

23 of the 41 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 Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller BACnet documentation?

The source is BACnet points list for UMCB firmware v1.21.1, revision Rev 0, published free by Price Industries at https://priceindustries.com/wp-content/uploads/BACnet-points-list-v1.21.1-UMCB-Rev-0.pdf.

What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller?

Start with AV 30 Net Occupancy (BMS occupancy: 0 normal, 1 occupied, 2 unoccupied); AV 28 Net Setpoint (BMS setpoint override, 0 = none); AV 29 Net Room Temp (BMS room temperature, 0 = none); AV 2 Occupancy (Current occupancy: 0 unocc, 1 occ); AI 1 Room Temperature (Room temperature); AV 6 Room Setpoint (Current room setpoint); AV 14 Controller Status (Room load: + heating, - cooling, %); AV 18 Current Damper Position (Damper position, % (999 = calibrating)).

How do I enable BMS control of the Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller?

AV 30 Net Occupancy: 0 = normal operation, 1 = force occupied, 2 = force unoccupied. AV 1 selects thermostat/network control or the 0-10 V heat/cool input signals.

Can the BMS supply sensor values to the Price Industries UMCB underfloor modulating controller?

AV 28 Net Setpoint and AV 29 Net Room Temp override the thermostat setpoint and room temperature from the BMS (0 = normal operation, no override); AV 30 Net Occupancy forces occupied (1) or unoccupied (2).

How do I check these points on the real UMCB underfloor modulating 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 Price Industries BACnet points lists

Source: BACnet points list for UMCB firmware v1.21.1 · rev. Rev 0. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.