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HPO-6700 Series Output Override Boards

Installation Guide

KMC Controls, 19476 Industrial Drive, New Paris, IN 46553  

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  877.444.5622  

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  Fax: 574.831.5252  

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www.kmccontrols.com

INTRODUCTION

The 

HPO-6704

 converts a standard analog 

voltage output to a 

4–20 mA output

 while 

providing an adjustable potentiometer for 

override settings while in the “Hand” position.

NOTE: 

The 

HPO-6704 board supplies the 

power

 and will not work with a 4–20 

mA device that also supplies its own 

power.

Each output board has a red 

LED

 indicator that 

turns On when the board’s output is turned 

On 

either manually or automatically.

Output boards have an accessible three-position 

slide switch

 for selecting the 

“Hand-Off-Auto”

 

functions:

While in the 

H (“Hand” or manual On)

 position, 

the output is manually energized, and the 

controller is provided with a feedback signal to 

indicate the output has been overridden.

While in the 

O (Off)

 position, the output is 

manually de-energized, and the controller is 

provided with a feedback signal to indicate the 

output has been overridden.

While in the 

A (Auto)

 position, the output is 

under the command of the controller.

NOTE: 

An HPO-670x

-1

 is always in auto mode 

and does not have the manual slide 

switch.

NOTE: 

HPO-6701 

triac

 and HPO-6703/6705 

relay

 circuits use the Switched 

Common 

SC

 terminal—

not

 the Ground 

Common 

GND

 terminal.

NOTE: 

HPO-6701 

triac

 outputs are for 24 V

AC 

only.

NOTE: 

Only the HPO-670

1

 triac and HPO-

670

4

 4–20 mA boards are approved 

for 

smoke control

 applications. For 

smoke control application information, 

CONTENTS

Introduction .............................................. 1
Conquest Controllers/Modules ..................... 2
Older "Plastic" Case Controllers ................... 3
Older "Metal" Case Controllers ..................... 4
Wiring ...................................................... 4
Grounds Versus Switched Commons ............. 6
Maintenance ............................................. 6
Important Notices ...................................... 6

HPO-6703 

(NO Relay)

HPO-6705 

(NC Relay)

HPO-6702 

(0–10 VDC)

HPO-6704 

(4–20 mA)

HPO-6701 

(Triac)

Hand-Off-Auto 

Switch (Not 

Included with 

HPO-670x-1)

LED Output 

Indicator

Manual/Hand 

Output Adjustment 

(Potentiometer 

on HPO-6702 and 

HPO-6704)

For enhanced controller output options (such 

as manual control, using large relays, or for 

devices that cannot be powered directly from a 

standard output), install output override boards 

(in compatible controllers). The following 

types of 

override boards

 are available:

The 

HPO-6702

 enhances the analog 

voltage

 

output

 with a 

“Hand-Off-Auto” control

 while 

providing an adjustable 

potentiometer

 for 

override settings while in the “Hand” position.

The 

HPO-6701/6703/6705

 boards are 

designed to convert a binary/digital output 

to a 

relay

 contact or 

triac

 output and to 

provide “Hand-Off-Auto” control and feedback 

functions.

Summary of Contents for HPO-6701

Page 1: ...he manual slide switch NOTE HPO 6701 triac and HPO 6703 6705 relay circuits use the Switched Common SC terminal not the Ground Common GND terminal NOTE HPO 6701 triac outputs are for 24 VAC only NOTE Only the HPO 6701 triac and HPO 6704 4 20 mA boards are approved for smoke control applications For smoke control application information CONTENTS Introduction 1 Conquest Controllers Modules 2 Older P...

Page 2: ...or older controllers with metal e g BAC 5831 BAC A1616BC and older side mounting plastic cases older KMD 5801 5802s see Older Metal Case Controllers on page 4 CONQUEST CONTROLLERS MODULES These instructions apply to KMC Conquest BAC 5900 series controllers and CAN 5901 expansion modules with a flip open lid 1 Disconnect the power by removing the black power terminal block 2 2 Pull the top edge of ...

Page 3: ...alled on the two pins closest to the output terminal blocks Only remove a jumper if an override board will be installed 4 Orient the override board with the HOA selection slide switch toward the top of the controller 5 Slide the override board into the slot in which the jumper was removed 6 Close the plastic cover 7 Move the A O H selection switch on the override board to the appropriate position ...

Page 4: ... the power jumper or terminal block that was removed in Step 1 6 Set the selection switch on the override board to the appropriate position NOTE A Automatic upper position O Off middle position H Hand On lower position 7 Repeat steps 3 through 6 for all desired boards 8 Reinstall the cover over the boards 9 Connect output devices to the controller outputs See Wiring on page 4 10 Reinstall the powe...

Page 5: ... own power For 4 20 ma applications see also the 4 20 mA Wiring for Controllers Application Guide NOTE If a board is removed from a slot reinstall the HPO 0063 jumper previously removed on the two pins closest to the outputs The jumper enables the analog voltage output on the terminals NOTE Switched Common SC output terminals are unconnected in these model controllers unless an appropriate overrid...

Page 6: ...gned for dependable long term reliability and performance Careful installation will also ensure long term reliability and performance GROUNDS VERSUS SWITCHED COMMONS Switched Common SC output terminals are unconnected in the controller unless the jumper is removed and an appropriate relay triac override output board is installed Use only the SC instead of Ground with the HPO 6701 triac and HPO 670...

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