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THERMAL MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

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B. Install TT-NRM assembly

1.  Attach the TT-NRM components to the DIN rail

The TT-NRM-BASE comes assembled. To remove a 

module, pull up on the orange release tab until the mod-

ule releases from the DIN rail. Do not remove modules 

while power is on.
To install additional TT-NRM-2RO relay modules, you 

must first remove the End termination module (3) 

and the adjacent DIN rail end stop. Slide the additional 

relay modules into place and ensure they snap on to the 

DIN rail. Replace the End termination module and DIN 

rail end stop to the right of the last relay module added.
Refer to the TT-NRM Assembly diagram on page 2 for 

the proper order of module assembly.
Important: Modules and/or external equipment may 

be damaged if modules are not installed in the correct 

sequence.

2.  Attach the RS-485 network connection module to the 

DIN rail.

Locate the module to the left side of the Network pro-

cessor. Press the module down onto the DIN rail to lock 

it in place.
Connect the supplied ribbon cable between the Network 

processor and the RS-485 connection module.
Use the screws provided to secure the ribbon cable con-

nectors.

3.  Mount the power supply.

Mount the power supply on the DIN rail to the left of the 

RS-485 network connection module.

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Summary of Contents for TraceTek TT-NRM Series

Page 1: ...cuments TTDM 128 Installation Manual H57341 TTDM 128 User Manual H56583 Specifications Function Provides relay outputs to switch power to contactors under control of the TTDM 128 Ambient operating ran...

Page 2: ...127 circuits of leak detection TT NRM units switch external alarm or control devices NRMs are connected to the TTDM 128 unit via a single RS 485 network 1 Network processor marked 750 315 2 2 channel...

Page 3: ...is powered with line voltage and switches relay contacts that may be connected to line volt age Select an electrical panel or enclosure considering the area classification i e non hazardous or hazardo...

Page 4: ...he right of the last relay module added Refer to the TT NRM Assembly diagram on page 2 for the proper order of module assembly Important Modules and or external equipment may be damaged if modules are...

Page 5: ...C Address x 1 x 10 WAGO 750 315 I 0 SYSTEM 24V 0V L L N N L L N N 01 02 15 16 750 517 750 517 750 600 Note Previous wiring omitted for clarity L N POWER SUPPLY Using WAGO Terminals Insert flat blade s...

Page 6: ...2 channel relay output modules as shown ON TxD IO RN IO ER RxD CRC Address x 1 x 10 WAGO 750 315 I 0 SYSTEM 24V 0V L L N N L L N N 01 02 15 16 750 517 750 517 750 600 L L N N 15 16 750 517 Note Previo...

Page 7: ...with unique addresses to be daisy chained together along a common bus To add a new unit to the network simply daisy chain the RS 485 bus from the last unit to the new one or insert the new unit betwe...

Page 8: ...e must be triggered in order for the TTDM 128 to recognize new or changed TT NRM units Until this software function is run the TTDM 128 will not control new TT NRM units 1 Energize all TT NRMs in the...

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