BIG ASS FANS BAFWorks 3.0, Installation Manual

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BAFWORKS
®
INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Pre-Installation (cont.)
MAC ID sticker
relocated to outside
of module case
Case Screws
4. Configure signal input type (ADAM 6117 analog input modules only)
The ADAM 6117 module signal input type must be configured for 4–20 mA or 0–10 V. Big Ass Solutions recommends 4–20 mA.
With the case halves separated (see step 3 above), locate the input mode selection switches and set them to 4–20 mA. Refer to the
illustration below.
Back View Side View
Pre-installation requirements (cont.)
3. Obtain ADAM module MAC ID numbers
If multiple ADAM modules of the same module number will be used on the same network, Big Ass Solutions recommends obtaining and
recording each module’s MAC ID number. The MAC ID numbers will be helpful during ADAM module configuration.
To obtain an ADAM module’s MAC ID number:
1. Remove the two (2) small Phillips head screws from the back of the module and separate the case halves. Refer to the illustration
below.
2. Locate the module’s MAC ID sticker on the PC board.
3. Record the MAC ID number on page 58 of this manual and on page 28 of the BAFWorks
®
User Guide. You can also carefully peel
the sticker off of the PC board and relocate it to the outside of the module case for future reference. Refer to the illustration below.
Set ONLY the input mode selection switches to 4–20
mA. DO NOT toggle any of the other switches inside the
module. These switches are critical to module operation.
Toggling these switches may ruin the module.