[Equest-users] Zone limit per shell?

[Carol Gardner]

There may just be a limit to the number you can see. Did the file run? If
you look in the help manual under Diagnostic you will be able to read how to
expand the DOE2 limits.

Carol

On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 11:20 AM, Jeremy McClanathan <
jmcclanathan at cdiengineers.com> wrote:

>   Hey all,
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> Does anyone know if there is a limit to the number of zones allowed per
> shell or per floor?  I am zoning a building that has a large number of
> unique zones on one floor, about 150 total.  Equest appears to only be
> recognizing 121 of them.  I filled out all the zones in the custom zoning
> window, but all zones greater than 121 are not shown in the wizard window or
> in the model once I hit done.  Does anybody know why?
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> Thank you,
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> Jeremy
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