Uponor Smatrix Base PULSE, Installation And Operation Manual

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Removing the Controller from the DIN Rail
• Looking at the bottom of the controller, locate two black
tabs with holes in the center.
• Using a flathead screwdriver, insert the bit into the hole
and apply gentle pressure against the case to extend
the tab.
• Angle the Controller away from the wall.
• Remove the Controller from the DIN rail.
A3801262 Expansion Module (M-262)
Mounting the Expansion Module
• Remove the DIN rail from the package and place at the
end of the rail for the Controller and level.
• Mark a minimum of two locations per DIN rail for screw or
anchor locations.
• Install the DIN rail onto the wall surface using the
necessary hardware.
• Connect the Expansion Module to the Controller and
install on the DIN rail.
• Snap the assembled hardware onto the DIN rail.
Separating the Expansion Module from
the Controller
• Insert a flathead screwdriver in the seam (or slot)
between the Controller and Expansion Module towards
the top.
• Twist the screwdriver until the “snap lock” releases.
• Repeat the same previous steps towards the bottom of
the seam.
• Remove the Expansion Module. Use caution not to
damage or bend the connector pins.
Removing the Expansion Module from the
DIN Rail
• Use the step above to separate the Expansion Module
from the Controller
• Looking at the bottom of the Expansion Module, locate
the black tab with a hole in the center.
• Using a flathead screwdriver, insert the bit into the hole
and apply gentle pressure against the case to extend the
tab.
• Angle the Expansion Module away from the wall.
• Remove the Expansion Module from the DIN rail.
Communication Module (R-208)
The Communication Module contains both an antenna for
internal connections to thermostats and sub-controller
and a local network (LAN) module for Wi-Fi or Ethernet
communication.
Mounting the Communication Module
Caution!
Do not install a Communication Module inside a
manifold cabinet.
Caution!
Install the Communication Module vertically to
ensure the best communication.
• Remove from the packaging and separate the
Communication Module from its removable back mount.
• Attach the back mount to the wall using the hardware
included in the packaging.
• The back can be attached to the wall using adhesive
tape, screws, wall anchors, or DIN rail.
• If using DIN rail, use the extra back mount included in the
packaging with the black tab.
• Connect the Communication Module to the Controller
prior to reinstalling into the back mount.
Note
Only one Communication Module is needed per
system..
Connecting the Communication Module
The communication
cable and optional
Ethernet cable is
routed differently to
the Communication
Module, depending on
which back mount is
being used.
Option 1: Standard Back-Mount Case
Figure 5-3: Breakout tab
Figure 5-4: Route
Ethernet cable
• Remove the breakout tab (B) on the
bottom of case (A).
• Attach the back mount to the wall
using the hardware (included).
• Insert the Ethernet cable through
the opening and connect to the
Communication Module.
• There are two connections on the
back of the Communication Module.
Connect to the port showing the
picture of the Controller.
• Install the Communication Module into
the back mount.