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Installation Guide

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 11-HD15D1-5-EN

4.5  Field Wiring Connection Diagrams

Communicating Indoor and Outdoor

Communicating Indoor (TAM8)  

 

w/Non-Communicating Outdoor and CCM

24V System w/Relay Panel

Communicating Indoor
w/Non-Communicating Outdoor and Relay Panel

B/C

R

D

ODT

ODT

RS

RS

R

B

D

Optional

Outdoor

Sensor*
Optional

Remote

Sensor*

Communicating Controls w/Relay Panel Wiring Diagram

RELAY PANEL

INDOOR UNIT

OUTDOOR

UNIT

1050 

COMFORT 

CONTROL

See Indoor and 

Outdoor unit 

Installer’s Guides 

for specific wiring 

instructions.

*Caution: Do not run Outdoor/Remote 

sensor wires in the same bundle 

with HVAC wires. Also, keep away 

from high voltage wiring to avoid 

interference.

See Outdoor unit 

Installer’s Guide for 

specific wiring 

instructions.

Communicating Indoor (excl TAM8) w/Non-Comm OD HP or KS AC and Relay Panel

B/C

R
D

ODT

ODT

RS

RS

R

B

D

R

B

D

Optional

Outdoor

Sensor*
Optional

Remote

Sensor*

RELAY PANEL

INDOOR UNIT

1050 

COMFORT 

CONTROL

Heat Pump/ 

Multi-Stage 

AC

*Caution: Do not run 

Outdoor/Remote sensor 

wires in the same bundle 

with HVAC wires. Also, 

keep away from high 

voltage wiring to avoid 

interference.

Communicating Controls Wiring Diagram

1050 

COMFORT 

CONTROL

B/C

R

D

ODT

ODT

RS1

RS1

R

B

D

B

D

Optional

Outdoor

Sensor*
Optional

Remote

Sensor*

COMMUNICATING

INDOOR UNIT

COMMUNICATING

OUTDOOR UNIT

*Caution: Do not run Outdoor/Remote 

sensor wires in the same bundle 

with HVAC wires. Also, keep away 

from high voltage wiring to avoid 

interference.

B/C

R

D

ODT

ODT

RS1

RS1

Y1

Y2

O

R

B

D

Y1

O

Y2

R

B

Optional

Outdoor

Sensor*
Optional

Remote

Sensor*

Communicating Indoor (TAM8) w/Non-Comm Outdoor

COMMUNICATING

INDOOR UNIT

CCM

NON-COMMUNICATING

OUTDOOR UNIT

1050 

COMFORT 

CONTROL

*Caution: Do not run Outdoor/Remote 

sensor wires in the same bundle 

with HVAC wires. Also, keep away 

from high voltage wiring to avoid 

interference.

Summary of Contents for AZON1050AC52ZA

Page 1: ...property and is to remain with this unit These instructions do not cover all variations in systems or provide for every possible contingency to be met in connection with the installation Should furth...

Page 2: ...rk Connections 4 4 3 Mounting 4 4 4 Wiring 5 4 5 Field Wiring Connection Diagrams 6 5 System Setup 8 5 1 Power Up Sequence 8 5 2 Guided Setup Wizards 8 5 3 Installer Setup Screens 8 5 3 1 Group 1 Stan...

Page 3: ...minutes Indoor Heat 1 minute On every application 24VAC loads should be reviewed to be sure the indoor unit control power transformer is adequately sized 2 Product Specifications 3 General Information...

Page 4: ...from the Internet router Tips to Help Maximize Signal Strength Mount the 1050 Control within 30 feet of wireless router Install 1050 Control with no more than three interior walls between it and the...

Page 5: ...ires extend through the Sub base See Figure 3 4 4 Wiring 1 Adjust the length and position of each wire to reach the proper terminal on the connector block of the Sub base Strip 1 4 of insulation from...

Page 6: ...nel B C R D ODT ODT RS RS R B D R B D Optional Outdoor Sensor Optional Remote Sensor RELAY PANEL INDOOR UNIT 1050 COMFORT CONTROL Heat Pump Multi Stage AC Caution Do not run Outdoor Remote sensor wire...

Page 7: ...unicating Controls w S9V2 Furnace and Comm Outdoor B C R D ODT ODT RS RS R B D Optional Outdoor Sensor Optional Remote Sensor RELAY PANEL S9V2 FURNACE OUTDOOR UNIT 1050 COMFORT CONTROL Caution Do not...

Page 8: ...ower Type Non Variable Variable Select the indoor blower type Constant Torque motors are considered non variable speed All Group 1 settings will be auto configured for fully communicating systems 5 Sy...

Page 9: ...when a voting zone is also requesting capacity Indoor Heating Airflow Offset above and below cooling airflow 1 50 50 0 The air flow offset is the difference between the design cooling air flow CFM per...

Page 10: ...a l M o re A g g re s s iv e L e s s A g g re s s iv e N o rm a l M o re A g g re s s iv e L e s s A g g re s s iv e N o rm a l M o re A g g re s s iv e L e s s A g g re s s iv e N o rm a l M o re A...

Page 11: ...uring 1st stage indoor heat operation 2nd Stage Indoor Heat Cycles Per Hour 2 6 Cph 5 Select of cycles per hour during 2nd stage indoor heat operation 3rd Stage Indoor Heat Cycles Per Hour 2 6 Cph 5 S...

Page 12: ...lect whether an outdoor temperature override is allowed Outdoor temperature sensor must be connected and enabled to allow this setting to be selected Ventilator Fan Action Ventilate with Blower Ventil...

Page 13: ...r cooling mode with a setpoint change greater than 2 Heating Aggressive Recovery 2 by Outdoor Temperature Enable Disable Select whether the 10 minute staging inhibit is disabled during heating mode wh...

Page 14: ...ower On Delay for variable speed blowers only 1 minute at 50 7 5 minutes at 80 then 100 Non VS Blower On Delay Comp Htg No Delay 15 Seconds 30 Seconds Select the blower on delay for compressor heating...

Page 15: ...Disable Enable Enable defrost heater balance point for W3 only applicable when indoor heat is electric or hydronic Defrost Heater Balance Point W3 Setting 5 F 45 F Select an outdoor temperature to di...

Page 16: ...ler Code When an 1050 Control is connected to Nexia a Dealer Code can be entered to auto populate the dealer s contact information and logo The code is the dealer s registered phone number listed on A...

Page 17: ...Stage Gas Oil Heat LOAD VALUE RANGE COOLING 0 100 Single Stage Compressor 0 200 Two Stage VSPD Compressor A Load Value of 50 represents a request of 50 demand for single stage cooling units Y or 50 de...

Page 18: ...AGE 3 AUX WET HEAT STAGING THRESHOLDS 100 125 100 125 200 215 200 215 Compressor to W1 Compressor to W1 W1 to W2 W1 to W2 6 6 Stage Inhibits When the stage threshold is exceeded a stage inhibit is app...

Page 19: ...igured to only limit Day operation only limit Night operation or limit Day and Night operation to different demands Night mode affects operation from 10 PM until 9 AM at which point Day settings for Q...

Page 20: ...ort Settings Smart Continuous Fan settings 7 3 Dehumidifier Operation The 1050 Control has the ability to control a Whole House Dehumidifier through the normally open dry AUX Contacts on the optional...

Page 21: ...SETTINGS TO BE AVAILABLE Lockouts can be enabled in Installer Setup Lockout Settings Auxiliary Heat Lockout Once enabled select an outdoor temperature which disables auxiliary heat anytime the outdoo...

Page 22: ...ilation only The ventilation run time per hour can be adjusted to meet ASHRAE 62 2 standards A temperature override can be set to prevent ventilation operation when the outdoor temperature exceeds the...

Page 23: ...default setting Trane or American Standard manufactured indoor unit with a variable speed blower branded Geothermal package units and oil furnaces are not supported Field supplied 24 volt transformer...

Page 24: ...on for each same mode calling zone follows the calculation below Zone LV System LV damper position The minimum opening position is always 25 to reduce air whistling from a partially opened damper Zone...

Page 25: ...odels If the 1050 Control still calculates excess air then the excess will be relieved following the rules below Relief Strategy 1 Divide the excess air evenly between the zones which are calling but...

Page 26: ...rect compressor speed and associated indoor blower speed to set verify sytem charge Use sub cooling tables in the outdoor unit Service Facts to determine correct charge levels Outdoor temperature must...

Page 27: ...ll is not immediately required Alert messages are not displayed on the home screen NORMAL Functionality may be lost but should recover or the information is for diagnostic purposes performance monitor...

Page 28: ...or speed currently operating Cool Current cooling set point per zone Load Value Numerical value used to determine how much capacity is required to meet set point For more information see 6 2 Load Valu...

Page 29: ...uipment 3 Check repair system Heating or Cooling is displayed but no warm or cool air is coming from the registers 1 There is a fan delay as the heating or cooling equipment turns on 2 Equipment is no...

Page 30: ...time of inactivity Screen Saver mode set to Black which turns of screen back light after a user selected time of inactivity Normal operation User may change screen saver from Black to Indoor Temperat...

Page 31: ...l interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following me...

Page 32: ...D1 5 EN The manufacturer has a policy of continuous product and product data improvement and it reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice Representative only illustrations...

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