PSS TSC 1500, Installation Instructions Manual

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Note: AC wires should not be near the DC terminal blocks. This can cause communication
interruption.
Sequence 4 – Plug all open holes.
1) After installation of conduit and wire, all open holes must be plugged by electrician.
Wiring Practices:
All AC wiring should be routed away from DC wiring and should never intersect or
cross. Failure to do so can cause communication issues with an installed system. All device
wiring should go to the top side of the box. Wiring can also go out through the sides of the box.
Input AC should always come in the upper left corner.
Ideally locate the Relay Box somewhere easily accessible such as in an electronics room
or cat walk. The reason for this is so the manual override option is still intact. Do not install the
box on the ceiling. It is not designed to be installed in this manner and doing so will cause
operation problems.
Contact Performance Sports Systems at 800-848-8034 for questions or additional
information concerning the TSC 1500 Total System Control installation.
System Setup:
Din Settings:
Once the system is wired then it can be set up. The din switches must be set on all relay
boards and key pads. Each unit comes as a default of master or keypad one. See the following
page for din settings. While setting dins in relay boards fill out the assignment sheet to make
programming easier in the following stages.
Wiring:
The power wiring is very important for programming info. The power must be
appropriately spread out on the relay board to allow up to 8 devices to operate at once. If this is
not properly done the breaker will trip. This needs to be kept in mind when programming. Each
device relay terminal has a line in and line out along with the up and down. The key part is the
line in and line out. This allows someone to patch in to the line out and bring it to another line in
to power that relay as well. Each power line brought in will allow up to 2 devices to operate on
that power line. It is assumed 15 amps max per device. A single incoming line has 30 amps
which allows two devices to operate. There should always be at least one line landed at J6
terminal if the relay box only has one power line incoming.
Jumper Setting:
The relay board has jumpers on it that must be removed if the board being installed is a
slave.