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DZNT VAV / VVT Installation Guide

 

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Document Edition 1.2

 

Getting Started 

Buttons & Navigation 

The 

O

 (Previous) and 

I

 (Next) buttons are used to navigate through the menu options.  Once you navigate 

to the menu you want to display or change, use the arrow buttons (

T

 and 

S

) to make changes.  Once the 

changes are made or to move to another menu, press Previous (

O

) or Next (

I

) button. 

This Button: 

Has these functions within the Configuration Menu: 

O

 

Represents a value of 0 when entering the PIN access code. 

Previous

: used to Enter the current setting, and then go backward in the menus. 

I

 

Represents a value of 1 when entering the PIN access code. 

Next

: used to Enter the current setting, and then go forward to next menu item. 

T

 

Represents a value of 0 when entering the PIN access code. 

Rotates down through menu items and options. 

Decreases a numeric value with each button press. 

S

 

Represents a value of 1 when entering the PIN access code. 

Rotates up through menu items and options. 

Increases a numeric value with each button press. 

Accessing the Configuration Menu 

The Configuration Menu is protected by an access code or PIN.  Enter a valid PIN to gain access to the 
Configuration Menu. The buttons on the left side of the DZNT-T0-VAV have a value of 0, buttons on the 
right side have a value of 1. 

To Access the Configuration Menu: 

1.

 

First press the Up (

S

), then press the Down (

T

), hold both down for at least 5 seconds. 

2.

 

When 

Pin

 displays enter the valid PIN or access code. 

3.

 

Press the button sequence to match the password (

O

 = 0 and 

I

 = 1). The default PIN is 1011.  

4.

 

CFg

 displays to indicate Configuration mode.  If the code wasn’t valid or if you wait too long to press 

a button (approx. 10 seconds) you are returned to normal display mode.

 

Note

: After gaining access to the Configuration Menu, if you do not press a button for 2 minutes or more, 

the DZNT-T0-VAV exits the Configuration Menu and returns to normal display mode. 

Addressing the Controller 

To access the Address submenu, enter a valid PIN, as in the procedure above. 

To Adjust the Address: 

1.

 

Use the procedure outlined above in Accessing the Configuration Menu. 

2.

 

Press the Down (

T

) button to scroll to the Address (Adr) submenu. 

3.

 

 Press 

I

 to enter the Address (Adr) submenu, and then use the 

I

 button to view the screens, and the Up 

(

S

) and Down (

T

) buttons to adjust the values.  

a) If the thermostats are connected to a Delta System or Area controller, then set DNA On, and then 
Set the address to from 1-99.  The address must be unique within the MS/TP network segment.  The 
thermostat will automatically inherit the System (

Sys

), Area (

ArE

) and OEM* addresses.  

Summary of Contents for DZNT-104T

Page 1: ...n MS TP network or stand alone However a stand alone DZNT T0 VAV does not have a time clock or scheduling functions Occupied and Unoccupied periods are determined by airflow or a BAS contact closure on IP3 3 DZNT T0 VAV used for VAV VVT termination may not be used on LINKnet networks 4 Data exchange may be done in GCL programming in any DCU or Application Controller on the MS TP network 5 Because ...

Page 2: ...damper shaft hole on bottom of product A 1 2 inch shaft size guide is factory installed If the damper shaft size is not 1 2 inch then remove the shaft guide from actuator through the damper shaft hole on bottom of product For 5 8 inch shaft size remove any shaft guides or adapters from the actuator through the damper shaft hole on bottom of product Set the Actuator to Open Clockwise or Counter Clo...

Page 3: ...n 4 Slide the controller over the damper shaft 5 Secure the right end of the plastic housing to the VAV box with a sheet metal screw through the mounting slots and brass bushing provided It is recommended that the screw be positioned near the center of the slot triangle mark in the plastic 6 Move the actuator clamp to the fully closed position If the damper rotates clockwise to open slide the manu...

Page 4: ...ns 1 83 Inch 46 3 mm 7 54 Inch 191 5 mm 5 50 Inch 139 5 mm 4 23 Inch 107 5 mm 6 99 Inch 177 5 mm 1 93 Inch 49 0 mm 2 02 Inch 51 3 mm 2 32 Inch 58 9 mm 2 39 Inch 60 6 mm Damper Shaft 3 70 Inch 94 0 mm Damper Shaft 0 85 Inch 21 5 mm 3 20 Inch 81 1 mm 1 84 Inch 46 5 mm 1 25 Inch 31 4 mm ...

Page 5: ...mentation any of these cable types are acceptable 2 Although it is not necessary to go from NET OUT on one box to NET IN on the next doing so will likely give the most even distribution of devices on the network and allow for easier troubleshooting of network problems 3 At the last box on each trunk keep the loop back connector ADP45 MSTP LOOP in place on the NET OUT connector Doing so will provid...

Page 6: ...s on the left side of the DZNT T0 VAV have a value of 0 buttons on the right side have a value of 1 To Access the Configuration Menu 1 First press the Up S then press the Down T hold both down for at least 5 seconds 2 When Pin displays enter the valid PIN or access code 3 Press the button sequence to match the password O 0 and I 1 The default PIN is 1011 4 CFg displays to indicate Configuration mo...

Page 7: ...in these procedures refer to the Balancing Menu diagram included in the next section Do the following procedure prior to Final Air Balancing Note you will need the Service Menu level set to 2 Default in order to make any settings Refer to Setting the Service Menu level procedures above 1 Enter the Balancing submenu Now that the controller is set to full access 2 enter the Balancing submenu 1 From ...

Page 8: ...quired The sensor is pre zeroed and this step is required if reading flow when damper is closed or when the input shows no airflow when there is more than negligible actual air flow through the box 1 Disconnect the tubing from both sides of the airflow sensor or turn off system fan to ensure that there is no flow sensed 2 Enter the Close CLo submenu and command the damper closed 3 Once the damper ...

Page 9: ...Delta Controls Document Edition 1 2 Page 9 of 16 Balancing Menu ...

Page 10: ...ard Live Ethernet cable connected at network output of last online Termination Board Live Ethernet cable connected at network input of first offline Termination Board Live Ethernet cable connected at stat terminal of first offline Termination Board Live Ethernet cable connected at terminal of first offline stat Total network segment cable length over 2000 Miscellaneous Stats not visible Combinatio...

Page 11: ...at Common Power Switching 1st Reheat Stage 2nd Reheat Stage 3rd Reheat Stage 3 2 1 4 PIN 4 W1 COM 3 STAGE RE HEAT W2 W3 2 1 24 GND To Reheat Common Ground Switching 1st Reheat Stage 2nd Reheat Stage 3rd Reheat Stage 3 2 1 4 PIN 4 W1 COM 3 STAGE RE HEAT W2 W3 2 1 24 GND Externally Powered 3rd Stage 2nd Stage 1st Stage Auxilliary Transformer Powering Reheat Stages ...

Page 12: ...thout a repeater 99 with a repeater Network Terminators No additional external Network Termination is required this product line provides an integrated network termination that maintains network signal integrity Repeater MS TP A repeater DZNR 768 or RPT 768 is not necessary unless more than 50 nodes will be installed on a network or you need to extend the network beyond 2000 ft 610 m Total network...

Page 13: ...Delta Controls Document Edition 1 2 Page 13 of 16 Network Topology DZNT T0 VAVs Configured as MS TP Subnet Devices ...

Page 14: ...6 total segments and optional backlighting 4 stylized momentary push buttons with tactile feedback Device Addressing BACnet MS TP Connection Set via Keypad Configuration Setup or Software Setup Keypad MAC Address Range 1 to 99 per network segment Software Address Range As per the BACnet standard Supports DNA Delta s intuitive addressing scheme Size 4 5 x 2 75 x 1 25 11 4 cm x 7 cm x 2 5 cm Weight ...

Page 15: ...riac Output Switching 24 VAC 0 5 Amp maximum per output Leakage Current per Triac is 160 μA Internally Powered 24 VAC external power source should not be used 2 Damper tri state outputs 1 2nd Stage Reheat output 1 Fan output Size Controller Housing c w Actuator 9 37 x 4 71 x 3 20 inches 23 8 x 11 9 x 8 1 cm Actuator Specifications Siemens DZNT xxxx A and AF models 44 in lbs nominal torque 90 to 10...

Page 16: ...s and its features Single Duct Models LCD Thermostat with Network Ports Air Flow Sensor Damper Actuator Supply Temperature Fan Control 3 Stage Digital Reheat Tri State Reheat 1 Stage Digital Reheat Analog Reheat 1 Stage Digital Reheat DZNT V104D DZNT V104T DZNT V112A DZNT 104D DZNT 104T DZNT 112A Sensors and Actuator Included with package Additional I O for Field Installation Note Reheat stages ar...

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