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SET AUXiliary 

TIME SWITCH 

(

2)

 

The controller's 

independent 

Auxiliary Time Switch (2), if enabled for use, can be assigned to 

any spare relay not used as a Temperature or CO2 on/off control relay, and is assigned to a 

spare relay in the Relay Programming Menu. The Auxiliary Time Switch is basically intended 

as a simple auxiliary time switch for controlling other equipment not directly associated with 

temperature control ie : toilet exhaust fans etc, and is programmed using a more conventional 

time switch technique with

 programmable 

"ON" time 

events

 followed by "OFF" time 

events

 for 

the relevant days of the week. Note : This Auxiliary time switch has only two sets of ON & 

OFF settings (

paired 

events) which would typically cover the separate on & off  times for week 

days and weekends. To edit settings, press the fascia button labeled “

ENTER

” and scroll 

down through the menu tree until  

"SET AUX TIME SWITCH (2) "

is displayed. Press the 

ENTER

” button to open this menu. If previously unused the 1st event (01)

 

will display 

"

**UNUSED**

". Press the 

ENTER

 button to start editing. Press the 

UP

 button

 

to change this 

event to "

ENABLE

D

" which is the 1st fixed "ON" event. Press 

ENTER

 which will

 

then display 

an LCD screen to 'enable' the required days , use the 

UP / DOWN

  & 

ENTER

 

buttons to 

sequentially set "

Y

" to all days that are to be enabled for this 1st (same) "ON" time

 

( leave as 

"

--"

 

for disabled days) .After Sunday is entered the display will jump to the "ON" time

 

setting

 

screen - use the 

UP / DOWN

 buttons to set the "ON" time, then press 

ENTER

. The

 

controller

 

will then ask should this Auxiliary Time Switch be overridden (to OFF) by the

 

programmed

 

holidays ? (as set in the controllers "

HOLIDAY

" assignment menu), set "YES" or

 

"NO" using

 

the controller's 

UP / DOWN

 buttons and press 

ENTER

. The display returns to this

 

event

 

screen (01). Press the 

DOWN

 arrow button to move to the next event screen (02)

 

which is

 

the 

1st fixed "OFF" event setting screen, which is in respect to the previous "ON"

 

setting -press 

ENTER

. IF not already "ENABLED" press the 

DOWN

 arrow button to ENABLE

 

this

 

event, 

Press 

ENTER

. Repeat the 

Y / 

--

 

setting for each day of the week which should be

 

set

 

to 

match the previous "ON" settings

,

 then set the common "OFF" time for these days

,

 

press

 

ENTER

. Press the 

ESC

 button to exit Time Switch 2 programming if only one common

 

on/off

 

times for the week is required 

or

 press the 

DOWN

 arrow button until event (03

) is

 

displayed 

which is a 

2nd

 

(

fixed

 as)

 

'ON' setting ~ Repeat the procedure per events (01) & (02) to

 

set the 

ON 

(03) 

&

 

OFF 

(04) 

times & days for 

these 

events. The Auxiliary Time Switch is now

 

programmed , press "

ESC

" a few times to exit out to the main running screen

.

HEVAC CONTROL AGENCIES PTY LTD.  7/54 HOWLEYS RD. 

NOTTINGHILL,  VIC.  95627888 

www.hevac.com.au

      

06/11

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This is only asked after 1st ON setting but 

is common to both sets of on/off settings

Set each required ON & OFF 
     event to "ENABLED" 

enable the event

set days

set time

Summary of Contents for ENDEAVOUR V2

Page 1: ...4 ADJUSTABLE MIN MAX SETTINGS FOR Y1 Y2 0 10v O P s 5 SUPPLY AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR MONITORING INPUT 6 EXTERNAL A C FAULT D3 AUX I P D4 BMS MONITORING INPUTS 7 ACTIVE 0 10vdc SENSORS NOW SCALABLE 8 AD...

Page 2: ...CONFIGURATION 8 MODBUS SETUP MEMORY MAP 17 FACTORY DEFAULTS also see page 25 22 23 HEVAC CONTROL AGENCIES PTY LTD 7 54 HOWLEYS RD NOTTINGHILL VIC 95627888 www hevac com au 28 11 19 PAGE TYPICAL CONNE...

Page 3: ...ated A C fault monitoring input D4 is a general purpose on off status input that could be used for example to monitor prove supply air fan running operation via a mechanical pressure switch Remote Sys...

Page 4: ...as RS485 MODBUS Outputs X7 can be set to ground via a 100 ohm resistor for use as a comms shield connection if not used as a CO2 sensor connection ANALOG INPUTS X1 Main Temperature Sensor Input config...

Page 5: ...M Signal ground Y1 Analog Modulating Output 0 10 vDC Y2 Analog Modulating Output 0 10 vDC X1 Main Temperature Sensor Input Passive or Active X2 Remote S P input Passive or Active Optional connection...

Page 6: ...he UP DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through the menus pressing ENTER to open a particular menu to edit The relay assignments are user programmable and as such the relay use identifier text box above ea...

Page 7: ...PROGRAM R5 FAN TO CYCLE WITH HEAT COOL CALL OR CONTINUOUS Y1 Y2 ANALOGUE PROGRAMMING SET MODE SETTINGS FOR THE 2 PROGRAMMABLE ANALOGUE Y1 Y2 O P s X1 SENSOR CONFIGURATION SET MAIN CONTROL SENSOR WHIC...

Page 8: ...nu item in the menu tree SET CLOCK Press the ENTER button to check and edit the controllers time date and day light saving enable or disable settings Daylight saving if enabled starts on the 1st Sunda...

Page 9: ...em Switch or external interlock wired in parallel with the 2 sensor wires connected to our passive temperature sensor or alternatively shorting the controllers D1 M terminals which has the same affect...

Page 10: ...te at any time day s and set as a switching ON event or OFF event Typically the switching events would be programmed in the order of ON events with common days time followed by an OFF event with match...

Page 11: ...time leave as for disabled days After Sunday is entered the display will jump to the ON time setting screen use the UP DOWN buttons to set the ON time then press ENTER The controller will then ask sh...

Page 12: ...e UP or DOWN buttons scroll through calendar dates until the required 1st HOLIDAY START date is displayed press ENTER to then also program the 1st HOLIDAY END date which can either be the same as the...

Page 13: ...the LCD display jump to the 1st menu item in the menu tree SET CLOCK scroll down through the menu tree with the DOWN arrow button until RELAY PROGRAMMING is displayed Press the ENTER button to open t...

Page 14: ...relay stage turns on after exceeding the deadband setting RELAY SUMMARY SCREEN EXAMPLES R M RELAY 1 4 MODE OF OPERATION H C B 0 TIME SW2 D_B DEADBAND 0 25c S_D SWITCHING DIFFERENTIAL 0 1 20c Tdly TIME...

Page 15: ...ortable To set or edit the two analogue outputs Y1 Y2 for mode of operation and output characteristics Press the fascia button labeled ENTER to have the LCD display jump to the 1st menu item in the me...

Page 16: ...DEADBAND 0 25c P_B PROPOTIONAL BAND 1 25c P I INTEGRAL TIME 1 60min or P only HEVAC CONTROL AGENCIES PTY LTD 7 54 HOWLEYS RD NOTTINGHILL VIC 95627888 www hevac com au 07 11 19 OR OR USE UP DOWN BUTTON...

Page 17: ...ble from 5 to 5c for 0v adjustable upto 100c for 10v HEVAC CONTROL AGENCIES PTY LTD 7 54 HOWLEYS RD NOTTINGHILL VIC 95627888 www hevac com au 21 10 19 17 28 LAST STATE DISPLAYED Note if active sensor...

Page 18: ...h the DOWN arrow button until X3 O AIR TEMP CONFIGURATION is displayed Press the ENTER button to open this menu and the existing status is displayed If DISABLED is displayed press the DOWN arrow butto...

Page 19: ...also necessary to reposition a physical input select jumper on the controller s bottom pcb Remove screws holding the lid to base and hinge lid to the right locate the row of red jumpers located under...

Page 20: ...fascia button labeled ENTER to have the LCD display jump to the 1st menu item in the menu tree SET CLOCK using the DOWN arrow button scroll down the menu until X7 CO2 SENSOR CONFIGURATION is displayed...

Page 21: ...cycle dampers connected to analog output Y1 to reposition to the full fresh air mode These output states are maintained until the room temperature drops to a settable temperature difference in relatio...

Page 22: ...7 isnt used for CO2 measurement X7 can be set as ground source for the modbus shield connection by setting input pin CN4 to the C position otherwise the shield wire needs to be connected to a good ear...

Page 23: ...to a minimum value even in time switch only mode for use as a time switch controlled fixed analogue output module OTHER NOTABLE FACTORY SOFTWARE DEFAULT SETTINGS CONTROLLER SET AS STANDARD TEMP MODE...

Page 24: ...NSOR ON OFF SWITCH C W SETPOINT POT C W S P ON OFF SW DUCT TEMPERATURE SENSOR OUTSIDE AIR SENSOR PASSIVE OUTSIDE AIR SENSOR ACTIVE ROOM CO2 SENSOR 3 WIRE 3 WIRE HCRW5 ROOM TEMP CO2 SENSOR 4 WIRE OPERA...

Page 25: ...tch on period BOTH 3 0 1 0 3 00 COMPRESSOR 3 BOTH 2 0 0 5 2 00 COMPRESSOR 2 BOTH 1 0 0 3 1 00 COMPRESSOR 1 HEAT 0 5 0 4 0 10s rev valve HEAT Y1 Y2 ANALOGUE OUTPUT ASSIGNMENTS ANALOG O P I MODE IDEADBA...

Page 26: ...ME _____ _____ ACTION ON OFF TIME _____ _____ ACTION ON OFF TIME _____ _____ ACTION ON OFF TIME _____ _____ ACTION ON OFF TIME _____ _____ ACTION ON OFF TIME _____ _____ ACTION ON OFF TIME _____ _____...

Page 27: ...PI MAX O PI NOTES X ANALOGUE INPUT CONFIGURATIONS X I P I PURPOSE IActive PassiveI OFFSET I 10v I PCB JUMPER POS I NOTES X1 I MAIN TEMP SENSOR __I I I I I X2 I REMOTE SETPOINT I I I I I X3 I OUTSIDE A...

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