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8.2 Connecting the Zone control module
The Zone control module has several connectors as shown below
Fig. 15
Bus Connector. This is a 5 terminal connector used to connect the internal bus cable. The
function of each contact is engraved in the box.
Thermostat Connector. This is used to connect the Thermostat cable to the Zone Controller this
is a 4 terminal connector. The function of each contact is engraved in the box.
Motion Detector Input. This is a dry contact connector. If the user decides to use the
functionality of the motion detector, its contact cable has to be connected here. DO NEVER use
the 12VDC supplied to the Zone control module to power the Motion Detector. The motion
detector is not provided by Airzone or
Nortek Global HVAC
, and can be purchased in a
hardware store. It has to supply NO or NC dry contacts.
Door Contact Input. Same as before, this is a dry contact connector. If the user wants to use a
Window or Door Contact, the device can be purchase in a hardware store, and it has to provide
NO or NC dry contact.
Motor Control Output. This two terminal connector connects to the damper motor. Engravings
in the box shows M+ and M- signs to indicate the positive (red) and negative (black) wires to the
motor.
Remote Temperature Sensor Input. This is a two terminal connector, used to connect, when
needed, a Remote Temperature Sensor. The sensor has to be purchased as an accessory with
the iQ Zoning System. DO NOT USE any remote sensor from any other source. This device is
recommended for high humidity locations such as a bathroom or when the zone Thermostat
cannot be located where the zone temperature is to be measured.
Fig 16
Bus
Connector
ThermostatC
onnector
Motion Detector
Input
Door Contact
Input
Motor Control
Output
Remote Temperature
Sensor Input