Installation & Operation Manual - Model AVC5000
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SECTION 5
–
WIRING
5.1 AVC5000 Control Module Description
5.2 Wiring Instructions
1.
Remove Control Module Cover.
2.
Route cables through strain relief fitting into enclosure.
3.
Remove terminal block plug(s) and connect wires to the appropriate terminals.
4.
Secure terminal screws and reinstall plug(s).
5.
Insert the ratcheting strain relief over cable(s) and push down until snug.
6.
Reinstall cover and secure thumb screw.
5.3 Schematic Diagram:
Connections will vary based on application.
1 Gnd 2
+ Gnd
RA RC RB
Shield
+
-
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
POWER
Analog Inputs
AI-1
Dry
Contact
Inputs
B A
V I R
AI-2
V I R r
AI-3
DI-1
DI-2
AO-1
AO-2
INPUTS
24 VAC/VDC
OUTPUTS
Alarm
Relay
Outputs
Analog
Outputs
ON = Alarm
ON = mA
Flash = V
ON = mA
Flash = V
Power Status
ON = Normal
RS-485
MS/TP
BACnet
CONFIG. PORT
Class 2
28 VA / 15W max
ePI
®
Status
AVC Control Module
Patented: US 6,991,177 and US 7,543,759
Patent Pending: US 13/238,155
Made in USA
1
0
MAC ADDRESS
V I R r
RA
RB
+ Gnd
+ Gnd
+ Gnd
+ Gnd
+ Gnd
A
F
C
5
0
0
0
P
o
rt
OR
Analog Output
Analog Inputs
DDC
Controller
Digital Inputs
DI
DI
Gnd
Power Source
MS/TP
BACnet
EIA 485
BACnet
MS/TP Bus
24 vAC
24 vDC
Accutrol HSS
SW 1
SW 2
+
Gnd
+
Gnd
+
Gnd
From
Previous
Device
To
Next
Device
Shield
+
-
Factory
Supplied
Cable
Accutrol
Display
Module
VSS
Accutrol
CAUTION:
Maintain polarity if power source is used for multiple devices, otherwise
equipment may be damaged.
Captive Thumb Screw for Removing/Securing Cover
Cable from AFC5000
Provided with AFC5000 for Fume Hood Control Applications
Cable Tie Clip Provided for Strain Relief for the
AFC5000 Cable
AFC5000 Direct Connection to RJ-45 Connector
Cable Entry with Ratcheting Strain Relief
Note:
If a conduit connection is required, the strain relief fitting and bushing can be
removed and replaced with a .875 (22mm) conduit fitting. (Provided by Others)
Alternate Cable Entry
Cover
Tab
Slot
Actuator Cable
Factory Wired
