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1.7 Ai Unit (DAM101A51)
Adaptor
2. How to connect the multi-purpose sensors and settings
3. Attaching the outside temperature sensor
To DIII-Ai X2A
DIII-Ai
(DAM101A51)
X2A
Use a proper tool to securely clamp
Crimp style terminals.
To multi-purpose sensor
Attach the + side of
(the sensor to the black line
and the white line
to the G side of the sensor.)
Multi-purpose sensor
(DC0 ~ 5V)
Crimp style terminal
Crimp style terminal
Other than the supplied outdoor temperature sensor, it is also possible
to connect other brand multi-purpose sensors to the device.
This section describes the wiring when connecting the multi-purpose sensors.
(If you are not using the multi-purpose sensors, do not perform the wiring connection
to connector X2A.)
Use sensors with an output of DC 0 ~ 5V. Wire as shown in the diagram.
(The sensors and extension wiring should be procured locally.)
An extension harness is required as the included harness is only
10cm long.
Pressure tools are needed when extending the harness.
When connecting multi-purpose sensors, it will be necessary to
cut the jumper line in the printed board assembly in the
device and change the dipswitch settings. (See
and
in 2 - 5 for settings.)
DIII-Ai
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Securing the sensor
Always secure the sensor downwards as shown in the diagram. Install in a well-ventilated location
where the unit will not be subject to direct rain or sunlight. (If the unit receives direct sunlight, it
might detect a temperature higher than the actual temperature.)
φ
5
Secure
the copper
thermistor
piping for
the outside
temperature
facing
upwards.
The lead line length for the outside
thermometer is approximately 50cm
from the bottom of the device.
Summary of Contents for D-BACS
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Page 17: ...xvi 1 5 Open Network Glossary Introduction ...
Page 41: ...24 Outline of D BACS System ...
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Page 181: ...164 3 8 Error Diagnosing Function Control Devices ...
Page 215: ...198 3 8 Wiring Example intelligent Manager ...
Page 235: ...218 Interface for Use in BACnet ...
Page 253: ...236 Interface for use in LONWORKS 10 Reference Materials Error Code Conversion Table ...
Page 268: ...251 Interface for use in LONWORKS 13 Workflow ...
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