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WARNING!! Other pcb Jumper placements
Jumpers at JP 3, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 are factory placed in order to configure the circuit board to specific functions for
the Controller. Removal and/or re-placement may cause the unit to malfunction. A jumper sets the code to accept an Alarm
System Input. No jumper will set the code to accept a monitoring input to turn the water OFF. JP 4 and JP 5 are utilized to
accept dry-contact inputs to the PCB.
Connect supply valve to pins 4 & 5.
Reset SERVICE Switch opens Supply
Valve for normal usage.
Reset OPERATION Switch opens Supply
Valve for monitoring and will close valve
upon any type of Panic or Input Signal.
Inputs:
(CON4-A) Remote Panic / Dry-contact will accept a series of
dry-contact output type monitoring devices to turn OFF the
water supply.
(CON 4-B & C) The 24-vac/dc Inputs will accept a single signal
from a sole monitoring or control device to turn OFF the water
supply.
Output Circuit Terminal:
The solenoids provided are ISIMET S-220 Series General Service Brass Valves with 12 vdc coils.
These coils are polarized and must be connected correctly to the Output Terminal in order to function as intended.
Connect Supply Solenoid to the ‘ON w/Latch Terminals.
Make connections to ‘BLK’ and ‘WHT’ pins to match instructions provided with the solenoids that are similarly color coded.
Piping and wiring for solenoids should follow details provided with the solenoids.
Monitoring Circuit- JP6
Output Configuration Jumpers
@ Panic Output
1 jumper across center two posts
= dry-contact.
2 jumpers across each pair of posts
= 24-vac output
Notification Output Terminals:
CON 5-B provides a dry-contact output.
CON 5-A provides either a dry-contact or 24-vac output
per selection at JP3. 2 jumpers provides 24-vac. A single
center jumper provides dry-contact output.
