Wiring
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IM 1285-4 • MICROTECH III
Wiring the VFD
A VFD on the Supply Fan motor is required if the unit is
designed for a Variable Air Volume application. The MT III and
VFD communicate drive status and speed through Modbus.
The jumpers shown on VFD are necessary. See an example of
the ABB VFD wiring diagram in
Figure 23
. Wiring for Schneider
and Danfoss VFDs can be found in Appendix G. Refer to
manual
OM 844
and
OM 1190
for information on Schneider
and ABB VFDs, respectively.
NOTE:
Once the VFD is installed and wired correctly,
the parameters for the VFD must be set. See
“Programming the VFD” on page 17 in this manual
for instructions.
Figure 23: VFD Wiring Diagram
Wiring the Duct Static Pressure Sensor
If there is an ABB, Schneider or Danfoss VFD installed, the
Duct Static Pressure sensor wires directly to the VFD. The
4-20mA output signal from the DSP sensor is wired to the AI1
terminal on the ABB VFD. The MT III reads in the DSP sensor
signal through Modbus and sends a speed signal to the VFD
in order to maintain the DSP set point. See
Figure 23
. See
Appendix G on page 40
for DSP wiring on Schenider and
Danfoss VFDs.
Programming the MicroTech III and VFD
Programming the MicroTech III
Once the MT III and all of the auxiliary electrical devices are
installed and wired, the controller will need to be programmed.
There are three tasks when programming the MT III controller:
Verify and Update Software Code, Set Unit Configuration, and
Set Parameters.
Verify and Update Software Code
The unit’s software code must be updated to the newest code.
See the SIL in
Appendix C on page 23
for instructions on
how to upload code to the MT III controller.
Set Unit Configuration
Each MT III has a unique Unit Configuration that must be set
according to the unit’s features and capabilities. See
IM 919
for
instructions and unit configuration options.
Set Parameters
After the software code is updated and the unit configuration is
set, the parameters on the MT III will need to be set.
Programming the VFD
After the VFD is installed and wired, the parameters need to be
set. See charts in
Appendix D
through Appendix F and set the
parameters depending on the type of drive.
Completed Conversion
Figure 24
shows a sample control panel after the conversion
is complete. Be aware that the image below does not include
the white wire organizers or standard terminal blocks used in
this manual. The image should be used as a reference. The
final product will vary slightly depending on the technician and
job site.
Figure 24: Completed Conversion
