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SRC-C1T1 

CO2+T

EMPERATUR 

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RANSMITTER

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ONITOR

 

 

Doc: 70-00-0794A, V2.7, 20210310 

© Vector Controls GmbH, Switzerland 

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Subject to change without notice 

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Operation 

Displaying minimum and maximum values 

To read out or reset the stored CO2 and temperature minimum and maximum values use the optional display & 

programming module OPA-S. 

1.

 

Remove SRC housing from the back plate (see SRC-C1T1 installation sheet no. 70-000809 

www.vectorcontrols.com

). 

2.

 

Connect the OPA-S operating device to the OPA-

S connector on the SRC (see section 

Wiring and Connection

 on 

page 4). The measured CO2 and temperature value is displayed. 

3.

 

Press the “UP” key to see the maximum values or the “DOWN” key to see the minimum values.

 

4.

 

To reset the minimum value, press the “DOWN” key for at least 5 seconds and wait unti

l the value changes. 

5.

 

To reset the maximum value, press the “UP” key for at least 5 seconds and wait until the value changes.

 

Relay output 

The relay output signals the CO2 level of the room air. The relay is off if the CO2 level is low and on if the CO2 level is 
high. The output can be used to control a ventilation system. The levels may be programmed (see section 

Input 

configuration

, page 6). 

The diagram shows how the relay output corresponds to CO2 level and air quality LED. 

 

Configuration 

Output signal configuration, Jumper settings 

The analog output signal type for the analog output AO1 and AO2 is factory set to VDC. 
The signal range for the analog output AO1 and AO2 may be set with jumper 

JP2

JP2

 will 

only operate if the output range specified with output parameter 

OP 01

 and 

OP 02

 is left at 

the default value of 0…100%. With any other setting the position of 

JP2

 has no influence 

and the signal range defined with the output parameters applies. 

 

For j

umper location see section 

Wiring and Connection

 on page 

4. 

Parameter configuration 

The transmitter can be adapted to fit perfectly into any application by adjusting the software parameters. The parameters 

are set with the operation terminals OPA-S. The OPA-S may also be used as remote indicator. 

 

NOTE: For the correct display of data, version 1.7 or grater of OPA-S is required. 

 

OPA-S operation 

1.

 

Remove SRC housing from the back plate (see SRC-C1T1 installation sheet no. 70-000809 

www.vectorcontrols.com

). 

2.

 

Connect the OPA-S operating device to the OPA-

S connector on the SRC (see section 

Wiring and Connection

 on 

page 4). The measured CO2 value is displayed. 

3.

 

Use the "UP" and "DOWN" keys to set the password "0009" and confirm with the "RIGHT" key. 

4.

 

Select "IP SEL 

(Input Parameter) or “OP SEL” (Output Parameter) with "UP" and "DOWN" and confirm with the 

"RIGHT" key. The first parameter is displayed. 

5.

 

Use the "UP" and "DOWN" key to switch to the desired parameter. After pressing the "RIGHT" key adjust the 

parameter value with the "UP" and "DOWN" keys. Confirm the setting with the "RIGHT" key. 

6.

 

Complete parameter setting by pressing the left "ON/OFF" key twice. The measured CO2 value is displayed. 

 

 

Important 

In order for the TOA to apply the new settings correctly, the parameter setting must be completed with the left 

"ON/OFF" key! 

 

 

Detailed information on the OPA-S can be found on the websit

www.vectorcontrols.com

 on the corresponding 

product page under "Downloads". 

 

 

 

Signal range 

JP2 

0

10 V 

(1-2) 

2

10 V 

(2-3) 

CO2 level

LED

low

green

medium

orange

high

red

on

Relay

off

Summary of Contents for 40-300198

Page 1: ...ers and if required by a programming module Standard signal ranges are 0 10 VDC and 2 10 VDC Other ranges can be defined by using the external display and programming module OPA S For OPA S usage see section Parameter configuration on page 5 Automatic baseline calibration ABC The ABC background calibration constantly supervises the measured CO2 concentrations The calibration function expects the C...

Page 2: ...ort applications It is not a safety device Where a device failure could endanger human life and property it is the responsibility of the client installer and system designer to add additional safety devices to prevent such a device failure Ignoring specifications and local regulations may cause equipment damage and endangers life and property Tampering with the device and misapplication will void ...

Page 3: ...pensation to stabilize after power up Signal outputs Analog outputs Output signal Resolution Maximum load DC 0 10 V or DC 2 10 V 10 bit 9 7 mV Voltage signal 1kΩ Relays output Insulation strength between relays and system electronics between neighboring contacts 48 VAC 1 A max 30 VDC 1 A max 500 VAC to EN 60 730 1 500 VAC to EN 60 730 1 Environment Operation Climatic conditions Temperature Humidit...

Page 4: ...ct exposure to sunlight o Do not install near heat sources e g radiators or other heat generating devices o Areas with poor air circulation and niches e g behind doors or shelves o Outside walls insufficiently insulated o In the direct influence area of ventilation openings and fans Mounting instruction See SRC C1T1 installation sheet no 70 000809 www vectorcontrols com Dimension mm inch 1 2 3 4 C...

Page 5: ...cified with output parameter OP 01 and OP 02 is left at the default value of 0 100 With any other setting the position of JP2 has no influence and the signal range defined with the output parameters applies For jumper location see section Wiring and Connection on page 4 Parameter configuration The transmitter can be adapted to fit perfectly into any application by adjusting the software parameters...

Page 6: ... calibration default 1 Calibrate to gas 0 ppm 2 Calibrate to fresh air 400 ppm 0 2 0 1 Sample interval 1 sec 2 Changing this parameter affects the control of the air quality LEDs or relay as follows Air quality LED Use of Parameters Green IP 08 value IP 10 value 400 2 Green Orange IP 10 value 400 2 IP 10 value Orange IP 10 value IP 10 value IP 11 value 2 Orange Red IP 10 value IP 11 value 2 IP 11 ...

Page 7: ...xecute 400 ppm calibration see section Calibration on page 8 If error cannot be removed by calibrating the sensor replace product Use the CO2 Transmitter as P Controller The CO2 transmitter may be converted into a proportional fresh air controller through a simple change of two parameter settings 1 Set a minimum concentration when the fresh air fan should start to run at its minimum speed for exam...

Page 8: ...tion Once the calibration has been executed the status LED will show constant RED and the green air quality led will blink for 10s if successful If calibration is not successful no stability of concentration for 5 min no communication with sensor the red air quality led will blink instead and the status LED will stay constantly on red in error mode Recalibrate or restart device to stop error mode ...

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