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 Issue                              09/05                         5

 

DMP026E

 

 

Precautions 

 

 

WARNINGS – ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD! 
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE INSTALLING OR REMOVING THE COVER. 

 

General Precautions 

 

  Follow Static precautions when installing this equipment.

 

  Use copper conductors that are suitable for 75°C.

 

  Make all connections according to electrical wiring diagram, national and local electrical 

codes.

 

 

Static Precautions 

Static charges damage electronic components. The microprocessor and associated circuitry 
are extremely sensitive to static discharge. Use the following precautions when installing, 
servicing, or operating the system: 
 

  Work in a static-free area.

 

  Discharge static electricity by touching a known, securely grounded object.

 

  Use a wrist strap connected to earth ground when handling the controller’s printed 

circuit board.  

 
European Community Directives 

This equipment meets all requirements of European Community Directives for Low Voltage 
(72/23/EEC), General Safety (92/59/EEC), and Electromagnetic Compatibility (89/336/EEC).  
 

Communication Network Wiring Precautions 

  Use screened cables.

 

  If the cable is installed in areas of high RFI/EMI, the cable must be in conduit. 

  Do not mix network wiring with other types of wiring (power, DO, AO, DI or UI).

 

 

Digital Output Precautions 

  Do not mix DO wiring with other types of wiring (AO, DI or UI).

 

  Output terminals accept 1.5mm² wire. The selected wire gauge must be consistent with 

load current. 

 

Power Supply Wiring Precautions 

  This product contains a non-isolated half-wave rectifier power supply and must not be 

powered by transformers used to power other devices containing non-isolated full-wave 
rectifier power supplies. 

  Do not mix power wiring with communication networks,

 

AO, UI or DI wiring. 

  Use an EN 60742 power transformer supplying a nominal 24Vac (20.4 to 30Vac) with a 

minimum rating of 10VA at 50/60Hz (controller only). The  supply to transformer must 
have a breaker or disconnect.  

  The transformer frame must be grounded.  

 

Location 

DG500 controllers  are suitable for indoor use only. When selecting a mounting location, 
make certain the following conditions are met: 

  Do not install where excessive moisture, corrosive fumes, vibration or explosive vapours 

are present. 

  Do not install near large contactors, electrical machinery or welding equipment. 

Summary of Contents for DG501C

Page 1: ...61 Fax 39 0107306870 871 E mail info controlli org Web www controlli org User Guide DG501C EUROPEAN COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES This equipment meets all requirements of European Community Directives for Low...

Page 2: ...thods 6 LCD PANEL MOUNTING USING DG510 KIT 7 COMMUNICATION ONLY FOR NETWORKS WITH MORE THAN ONE CONTROLLER 7 ADDRESSING 8 WIRING 8 DG500 Terminal Connections 9 I O Wiring 9 Power Supply Wiring 12 Powe...

Page 3: ...o 9 has been chosen and the relevant connections have been carried out stick the label supplied in the package which identifies the scheme number This has the purpose to make it evident for future int...

Page 4: ...protection class IP 40 and a LCD screen for displaying and entering parameters Its compact size allows easy inclusion in an electrical enclosure Two Versions of the DG500 Controller are available the...

Page 5: ...tions Use screened cables If the cable is installed in areas of high RFI EMI the cable must be in conduit Do not mix network wiring with other types of wiring power DO AO DI or UI Digital Output Preca...

Page 6: ...without DIN rail a Loosen two screws securing terminal cover and remove cover b Lift wall mounting bracket clip located on top back of controller c Using a No 10 self starting screw install top screw...

Page 7: ...7 DMP026E LCD Panel Mounting using DG510 Kit Communication only for networks with more than one controller DG500 can operate as a stand alone device or on larger installations connected to a NCP commu...

Page 8: ...binary address c Power up the controller Example to configure address 37 set switches 1 3 and 6 to ON and the other switches to OFF position Wiring The following electrical connections can be made to...

Page 9: ...SHOCK HAZARD DISCONNECT POWER FROM BOTH THE CONTROLLER AND DIGITAL OUTPUTS BEFORE MAKING TERMINATIONS OR CHANGING CONFIGURATION INPUT JUMPERS Voltage input Note An externally powered 0 to 10Vdc senso...

Page 10: ...monitored Maximum count frequency is once every two seconds 1 Review Precautions section 2 Connect one wire from field contact to desired input terminal Polarity is not important 3 Connect other wire...

Page 11: ...9 05 11 DMP026E 2 Connect one wire from load to be switched to desired input terminal 43 45 47 49 51 or 53 3 Connect other side of load to output terminal 44 46 48 50 52 or 54 230Vac Load Switch by Re...

Page 12: ...Power Supply Wiring Note This product contains a non isolated half wave rectifier power supply and must not be powered by transformers used to power other devices containing non isolated full wave rec...

Page 13: ...er and other devices is effected according to job wiring diagram and national and local electrical codes 2 Verify 24Vac power is provided from a power transformer conforming to EN 60742 and wiring is...

Page 14: ...I4 13 0V AI5 0V 14 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 44 43 45 DO1 47 46 48 DO3 50 49 DO4 DO6 52 51 53 DO5 54 HUMIDITY SW ITCH ROOM DUCT U2 ANTIFR...

Page 15: ...8 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 44 43 45 DO1 47 46 48 DO3 50 49 DO4 DO6 52 51 53 DO5 54 HUMIDITY SWITCH ROOM DUCT U2 ANTIFROST THERMOSTAT DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SWITCH OUTPUT VALVE C...

Page 16: ...4 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 44 43 45 DO1 47 46 48 DO3 50 49 DO4 DO6 52 51 53 DO5 54 HUMIDITY SWITCH ROOM DUCT U2 ANTIFROST THERMOSTAT DIF...

Page 17: ...0V DI1 8 0V DI2 9 0V AI1 0V 10 AI2 AI3 11 0V 0V 12 AI4 13 0V AI5 0V 14 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 44 43 45 DO1 47 46 48 DO3 50 49 DO4 DO6...

Page 18: ...4 13 0V AI5 0V 14 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 44 43 45 DO1 47 46 48 DO3 50 49 DO4 DO6 52 51 53 DO5 54 HUMIDITY SWITCH ROOM DUCT U2 ANTIFROS...

Page 19: ...0V DI1 8 0V DI2 9 0V AI1 0V 10 AI2 AI3 11 0V 0V 12 AI4 13 0V AI5 0V 14 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 44 43 45 DO1 47 46 48 DO3 50 49 DO4 DO6...

Page 20: ...DI2 9 0V AI1 0V 10 AI2 AI3 11 0V 0V 12 AI4 13 0V AI5 0V 14 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 44 43 45 DO1 47 46 48 DO3 50 49 DO4 DO6 52 51 53 DO5...

Page 21: ...INPUT OUTPUT L1 L2 V Y M STC71L 1 2 7 0V DI1 8 0V DI2 9 0V AI1 0V 10 AI2 AI3 11 0V 0V 12 AI4 13 0V AI5 0V 14 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19 20 AO1 21 0V 0V AO3 22 0V AO4 DO2 4...

Page 22: ...HVAC SYSTEM 9 ALI OUTPUT OUTPUT L1 L2 V Y M OUTSIDE TEMP T1 STC71L 1 2 7 0V DI1 8 0V DI2 9 0V AI1 0V 10 AI2 AI3 11 0V 0V 12 AI4 13 0V AI5 0V 14 AI6 0V 15 AI7 0V 16 AI8 0V 17 AI9 0V 18 AI10 AO2 0V 19...

Page 23: ...the relevant submenu AHU schedule 2 On Off On Off Monday 00 00 23 59 23 59 23 59 Tuesday 00 00 23 59 23 59 23 59 Wednesday 00 00 23 59 23 59 23 59 Thursday 00 00 23 59 23 59 23 59 Friday 00 00 23 59 2...

Page 24: ...nd or add values to the curve In case it is necessary to delete already existing value pairs just set a saturation t value equal to the preceding one in the table Example outside t Saturation SP 20 13...

Page 25: ...rimary air management with eventual pre heating Amb T 15 It displays la room temperature Read only Fixed SP 16 Value of the fixed editable SP for room temperature it is on only if the outside sensor i...

Page 26: ...ed Default value 22 C Advised value 14 C Preheat Comp 21 Compensation curve for pre heating temperature outside t Pre heating SP 20 20 24 23 40 36 It is necessary to edit such curve with suitable valu...

Page 27: ...oling coil B2 Opening 27 It displays the valve opening percentage read only P Band 28 It displays the loop proportional band read write Default value 15 I Time 29 It displays the loop integral time re...

Page 28: ...persists for at least 10 minutes Fan Coil Select this menu for fan coil control Heat T 41 It displays the hot fluid temperature Read only Fixed SP 42 Value of the fixed editable SP for hot fluid temp...

Page 29: ...delete already existing value pairs just set a room t value equal to the preceding one in the table Example outside t Cold SP 20 12 25 9 40 8 outside t Cold SP 20 23 25 9 40 9 Cool SP 48 Actual opera...

Page 30: ...ntrol Set it back to Off at the end of the test phase Pump FC1 57 It displays the digital output status of the 2 pipe fan coil pump or of hot fluid distribution in four pipe fan coil Pump FC2 58 It di...

Page 31: ...riod It has a priority on any other command Remote 68 It displays the status of the manual stop external switch Read only Display 69 It allows overriding stop from LCD Status 70 It displays the actual...

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