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A
Table
of
Contents
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GTC116
TRANSMITTER
INSTALLATION
......................................................................................................................
4
1.1
GTC116
Mechanical
Dimensions
.........................................................................................................................
4
2
GTC116
TRANSMITTER
INTERIOR
VIEW/FEATURES
...................................................................................................
5
3
GTC116
TRANSMITTER
POWER
AND
PROBE
CONNECTIONS
.....................................................................................
6
3.1
Power
Transformer
Selection
.............................................................................................................................
6
3.2
Connecting
Power
to
the
Transmitter
................................................................................................................
6
3.3
Connecting
Sensor
Probes
to
the
Transmitter
....................................................................................................
7
4
GTC116
ANALOG
OUTPUT
AND
NETWORK
CONNECTIONS
.......................................................................................
8
4.1
GTC116
‐
ANALOG
OUTPUT
WIRING...................................................................................................................
8
4.2
GTC116
‐
RS
‐
485
NETWORK
WIRING
CONNECTIONS
.........................................................................................
9
4.2.1
GTC116
‐
RS
‐
485
Network
Cable
Specifications
..........................................................................................
9
4.2.2
GTC116
‐
Connecting
to
an
RS
‐
485
Network:
..............................................................................................
9
4.2.3
GTC116
‐
Setting
Transmitter
Termination
for
RS
‐
485
Network
.................................................................
9
4.3
GTC116
‐
Transmitter
Setup
for
RS
‐
485
Network
Operation
..............................................................................
9
4.3.1
GTC116
‐
RS
‐
485
Network
Options
and
Communications
Menu
Settings
..................................................
9
4.3.2
GTC116
‐
Setting
RS
‐
485
Network
Protocol
...............................................................................................
10
4.3.3
GTC116
‐
Setting
Transmitter
Address
.......................................................................................................
10
4.3.4
GTC116
‐
Setting
Baud
Rate
.......................................................................................................................
10
4.3.5
GTC116
‐
Setting
Modbus
Parity
..................................................................................................................
10
4.3.6
GTC116
‐
Setting
BACnet
Device
Instance
Number
.....................................................................................
10
4.3.7
GTC116
‐
Resetting
Communications
Options
to
Factory
Default
Values
..................................................
10
5
GTC116
TRANSMITTER
START
‐
UP,
INITIALIZATION
AND
SETUP
MENUS
.................................................................
12
5.1
Changing
the
System
of
Units
‐
IP
or
SI
Units
...................................................................................................
12
5.2
GTC116
Transmitter
Calibration
.......................................................................................................................
12
5.3
GTC116
LCD
Display
Notifications
.....................................................................................................................
12
5.4
Factory
Default
Menu
Settings
for
GP1
Sensor
Probes
.....................................................................................
13
5.5
GTC116
Changing
Factory
Default
Setup
Menu
Settings
..................................................................................
14
5.5.1
Setup
Menu
Options
..................................................................................................................................
14
5.5.2
Adjusting
the
Low
Limit
Cutoff
Feature
.....................................................................................................
14
5.5.3
Selecting
Actual
and
Standard
Output
Measurement
Type
......................................................................
14
5.5.4
Output
Scaling
...........................................................................................................................................
14
5.5.5
Changing
the
LCD
Display
from
Volumetric
Flow
CFM
to
Velocity
FPM
....................................................
14
5.5.6
Converting
the
Analog
Output
Signal
from
FPM
to
CFM
...........................................................................
14
5.5.7
Locking
the
Configuration
Settings
............................................................................................................
14
5.6
GTC116
‐
Alarm
Features
..................................................................................................................................
15
5.6.1
Average
Alarm
(AO2
ASGN=ALRM)
............................................................................................................
15
5.6.2
Trouble
Alarm
(AO2
ASGN=TRBL)
..............................................................................................................
15
5.6.3
No
Fault
(NO
FAULT=HI)
............................................................................................................................
15
5.6.4
Alarm
Indications
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15
5.6.5
Low
Alarm
‐
“LO
ALRM=
ON”
.....................................................................................................................
15
5.6.6
High
Alarm
‐
“HI
ALRM=
ON”
.....................................................................................................................
15
5.6.7
Trouble
Alarm
‐
“AO2
ASGN=TRBL”
...........................................................................................................
15
5.7
GTC116
‐
Analog
Output
Type
Selection
and
Setup
.........................................................................................
16
5.7.1
GTC116
‐
Converting
Analog
Output
Signal
Values
to
Airflow
and
Temperature
......................................
16
5.7.2
GTC116
‐
AO1/AO2
OUTPUT
TEST
‐
Sending
a
Test
Output
Signal
to
the
Host
Control
System
..............
16
5.8
Viewing
Sensor
Data
.........................................................................................................................................
17
5.8.1
Viewing
Sensor
Data
on
the
Local
LCD
Display
..........................................................................................
17
5.8.2
Viewing
Sensor
Data
via
BACnet
,
Modbus
networks
or
via
EB
‐
Link
Reader
.............................................
17
5.8.3
Sensor
Addressing
and
Probe
Positioning
..................................................................................................
17
6
SETUP
MENUS
..........................................................................................................................................................
17
7
WIRING
DIAGRAM
....................................................................................................................................................
17
APPENDIX
A
‐
ADVANTAGE
3
‐
SETUP
MENUS
............................................................................................................
18
APPENDIX
B
‐
GTC116
WIRING
DIAGRAM
...................................................................................................................
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