Read the following instructions carefully, and carry out secure installation and electrical work.
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The precautions given in this manual consist of specifi c “Warnings” and “Cautions”. They provide important safety-related information. Be
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sure to strictly observe all safety procedures. The labels and their meanings are as described below.
Warning
Caution
* After installation is completed, perform a test run to check for operating trouble. Explain operating procedures to the customer following the
central control device Operating Instructions and then request the customer to store this Instructions for the Electrical Installer together with
the central control device Operating Instructions.
Be sure to arrange installation by the dealer where the system was purchased or by a professional installer. Electric shock or fi re may result
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if an inexperienced person performs any installation or wiring procedures incorrectly.
Be sure that this unit is securely installed in accordance with this Instructions for the Electrical Installer. Electric shock or fi re may result if
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any installation or wiring procedures are incorrectly performed.
Only a qualifi ed electrician should attempt to connect this system, in accordance with the instructions in this manual. Insuffi cient electrical
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circuit capacity or incorrect installation may cause electric shock and fi re.
Use the specifi ed cables for the electrical connections, and connect the cables securely. Run and fasten the cables securely so that
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external forces or pressure placed on the cables will not be transmitted to the connection terminals. Overheating or fi re may result if
connections or attachments are not secure.
Depending on the installation conditions and location, an earth leakage breaker may be required. If an earth-leakage breaker is not
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installed, there is a danger of electric shock or fi re.
This symbol refers to a hazard or unsafe procedure or practice that can result in severe personal injury or
death.
This symbol refers to a hazard or unsafe procedure or practice that can result in personal injury or product or
property damage.
Warning
Caution
Ground yourself to discharge static electricity before performing any wiring.
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Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, follow the attached installation instructions. Any changes or modifi cations not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
Installing
1
Note
Do not run the indoor/outdoor communication lines, input/
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output lines, and power cables through the same conduit, or
twist those cables together, or place the cables near one
another. It can cause malfunction.
Install the main unit away from any sources of electrical
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noise.
Avoid installing in any locations where the unit may come
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into contact with water, or in any extremely humid locations.
Avoid installing in any location that is subject to excessive
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vibration or physical impacts.
(1) After determining the attachment position, secure the
installation hardware as shown in the dimensions diagram. If
the included screws will not work for the installation, prepare
appropriate screws (such as metric ones) for use at the site.
(2) Attach the main unit and fasten the installation hardware as
illustrated.
(3) If the installation hardware is loose or appears like it will fall
out, remove the upper case on the unit and secure with
screws in the failsafe screw holes.
Always shut off the power supply (breaker) before installing or uninstalling the Communication Adaptor.
Remove the two screws at the front of the unit and remove the upper case.
Arrangement of the terminal board and switches
Detailed board
illustration
Detailed terminal
assembly illustration
7-segment LED
Home key
Up, down and
set keys
S6S9S8S7D1
HOME
Terminating resistance plug
for the Communication
Adaptor control wire
ADAPTER BOARD
S1
31
CN1
D2UP
CN32
BA
DOWN
SET
N
L
100-240V
50/60Hz 1-PH
ON
OFF
POWER
ADAPT +/- : Communication Adaptor control wire (RS-485)
CN2
10
0
19
9
LINK 1/2: Inter-unit control wiring (HBS)
P1: Pulse meter inputs (gas fl ow meter and fuel fl ow meter) (*)
P2 and P3: Pulse meter input (power fl ow meter) (*)
DI1: All stop input (*)
DI2: All operation input (*)
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
+–
ADAPT(RS485)DO-COMMONDI-COMMON
0123456789
(
LINK1
–U2
LINK1
DI3: Reserved
Power supply
terminal strip
Power switch
Signal terminal strip
(see details at right)
DO1: All alarm output (*)
DO2: All operation output (*)
(*) Input/output function when connecting to the Intelligent Controller
(1) Connecting the power supply
The unit can use AC power sources between 100 and 240 V.
Connect the power supply to terminals 2 (N) and 3 (L) on the power terminal strip CN1. (Connect the AC neutral end to N.)
Connect the ground line securely.
DO 1 DO 2
U1 U2
(
LINK2
)
)
–U2
LINK2P-COMMON
DI 1 DI 2 DI 3
3P2P1P2U1U
(2) Connecting the communication line
For the Communication Adaptor control wires, use only two-conductor shielded wire with a cross-section between AWG#20 and AWG#14
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(MVVS or CPEVS).
Be sure to ground only one end of the shielding.
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The overall length of each line should be 3280 ft. or less.
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Do not run the communication line through the same conduit as the power supply, use the same cable as the power supply, or run close to
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the power supply line (maintain at least 11-13/16 in. separation).
Do not run the LINK1 and LINK2 signal lines through the same conduit, use the same cable for wiring, or run them close together.
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Use different communication and power cables so they can be differentiated visually.
Wire up the Communication Adaptor control wire and Inter-unit control wiring as shown in the
fi gure below.
Intelligent controller
Inter-unit control wiring
(Example using an Intelligent Controller)
Outdoor unit
Wiring procedure
Inter-unit control wiring
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Connect terminals 0 and 1 (LINK1)
on the Communication Adaptor signal
terminal strip CN2 to the inter-unit
control wiring terminals of the indoor
or outdoor unit. There is no polarity.
If connecting two inter-unit control
wiring systems, connect terminals 3
Communication
Adaptor control
wire
Indoor unit
Outdoor unit
Inter-unit control wiring
Outdoor unit
and 4 (LINK2) on CN2 in the same
manner.
Communication Adaptor control wire
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Connect terminals 11 and 12 (ADAPT
+ and -) on the Communication
Adaptor signal line terminal strip
CN2 with the same terminals on the
other Communication Adaptor. The
Communication
Adaptor
W
G: Gas fl ow meter
G
Communication
Adaptor
Precautions for the Communication Adaptor control wire
3
W: Power fl ow meter
Indoor unit
terminals have polarity. Connect so
the positive and negative elements
are correct.
When connecting, be sure to use
crossover wiring, not a branching
confi guration.
(Some items are duplicated in other sections.)
(1) The overall length should be 3280 ft. or less.
(2) The communication wire has polarity. Connect so the positive and negative elements are
correct.
(3) Use only shielded wire. Be sure to ground only one end of the shielding.
Communication
Adaptor 1
ADAPT
(RS485)
10 11 12
(4) Be sure to use crossover wiring, not a branching confi guration.
* Connect the Intelligent Controller to the end of the crossover confi guration.
Intelligent
Controller
Intelligent
Controller
(5) Change the terminating resistance plug CN32 to the “B” side (with terminal resistance) on the
board for the Communication Adaptors (2 of them) at both ends of the confi guration.
Communication
Adaptor 2
ADAPT
(RS485)
10 11 12
Communication
Adaptor
Communication
Adaptor
S1
CN1
Communication
Adaptor 3
A
CN32
B
ADAPT
(RS485)
10 11 12
101112
Communication
Adaptor 4
0
123
ADAPT
(RS485)
10 11 12
13
(6) Do not hook more than 16 units up
to the Communication Adaptor. The
system you are using (such as an
Intelligent Controller) may have
further restrictions. Consult the
Installation Instructions for your
system.
* The Intelligent Controller has a
maximum restriction of seven
units.
(7) Make sure that high voltage AC
lines are not connected to the
Communication Adaptor control
wire or the inter-unit control wiring
terminals.
* If high voltage AC is accidentally
applied to the inter-unit control
wiring terminals, a fuse will blow to
protect the controller board.
If this happens, disconnect the AC
line, and connect the U2 terminal
wire of the inter-unit control wiring
to the spare terminal. (Do not
change the U1 terminal wire.)
Spare terminals are located right
next to U2.
Change terminal number 1 LINK1U2
to terminal number 2 (LINK1-
→
U2)
Change terminal number 4 LINK2U2
to terminal number 5 (LINK2-
→
U2)
Terminating resistance
plug for Communication
Adaptor control wire
DisplaySetting item ( grayed in areas indicate factory setting)
[1] Adaptor number setting
xx = 00 to 15: adaptor number
Sets the Communication Adaptor number.
(1.Ano.xx)
(2.AdYu.x)
(3.Cont.x)
(4.CAn1.x)
DOWN
UP
(5.CAn2.x)
Set 1 to 7 for the Intelligent Controller, making sure the same number is not used twice.
When actually communicating from a master system, the link system address LINK1 is 2n and
LINK2 is 2n + 1, where n is the Communication Adaptor number.
Thus, when the adaptor number is 2, the LINK1 address is 4 and the LINK2 address is 5.
[2] Inter-unit control wiring connection settings
x = 0: LINK1 on, LINK2 on
x = 1: LINK1 on, LINK2 off
x = 2: LINK1 off, LINK2 on
x = 3: LINK1 off, LINK2 off
Set so any LINK (inter-unit control wiring) connected to the air conditioner is “on”, and any LINK not
connected is “off”.
* For solo installation (pulse meter dedicated), use x = 3: LINK1 and 2 both set to off.
[3] Base unit settings
Always use 0 (the initial value).
[4] Settings for the number of Communication Adaptor units in one link, part 1
x = 0 to 7
x = 0: First Communication Adaptor in the LINK1 link
x = 1: Second Communication Adaptor in the LINK1 link
x = 7: Eighth Communication Adaptor in the LINK1 link
[5] Settings for the number of Communication Adaptor units in one link, part 2
x = 0 to 7
x = 0: First Communication Adaptor in the LINK2 link
x = 1: Second Communication Adaptor in the LINK2 link
(6.PUL.xx)
(7.LoCA.x)
(8.SCAn.x)
x = 7: Eighth Communication Adaptor in the LINK2 link
Set the Communication Adaptor unit number for each LINK system when connecting multiple
Communication Adaptors to one inter-unit control wiring.
[6] Minimum pulse input detection time setting
x = 03: 30 msec
x = 10: 100 msec
If connecting a pulse meter with a pulse width between 30 and 100 msec, set to 30 msec.
[7] Interface Adaptor connection settings
x = 0: LINK 1 on, LINK2 on
x = 1: LINK 1 off, LINK2 on
x = 2: LINK 1 on, LINK2 off
x = 3: LINK 1 off, LINK2 off
Set whether there is a Interface Adaptor (for turning off and on) for each LINK system.
If the setting is “off”, startup will be faster as no Interface Adaptor detection is run.
Keep the signal input line lengths to 66 ft. or less. For distances greater than this, install a standalone Communication Adaptor or use a
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relay.
For use in areas that may be susceptible to electrical noise, use a two-conductor shielded cable (with one line grounded), with a
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crosssection at least AWG#20.
Do not apply external voltages to the input terminals.
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About 10 mA of 5 V DC voltage is applied to the contact point for input terminal detection.
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The output terminal allowable contact voltage and current are 30 V DC and 0.5 A.
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DO–COMMON
DO 1
DO 2
Equipment
Digital input
(3) Pulse meter input (No-voltage a-contact
pulse)
P–COMMON
P1
P2
P3
Minimum pulse width: 100 msec
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Minimum pulse interval: 1 sec
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(∗) Input/output function when connecting to the Intelligent
Controller
Gas fl ow meter (∗)
(fuel fl ow meter)
Power fl ow meter 1 (∗)
Power fl ow meter 2 (∗)
Outer dimensionsSpecifi cations
6
10-5/64
5-ø7/8
11-27/64
10-5/8
7-3/321-1/21-1/23-7/64
(in.)
7
Rated voltage 100 - 240 V 1-PH
Rated frequency 50/60 Hz
Power consumption 5.6 W max
Operating temperature 14 to 122°F
Operating humidity 20 to 80% (no condensation)
Appendix A. Connecting to an Intelligent Controller
Before making the initial settings for the Communication Adaptor, check to ensure the below
operations are complete.
(1) Is the air conditioner test operation complete?
(2) Is the wiring for the air conditioner and the Communication Adaptor complete?
To set, follow steps 1 to 5 below in sequence.
This is a required setting.
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Set the address for the Communication Adaptor control wire.
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(1) Adaptor number setting
(2) Inter-unit control wiring
connection setting
For the Intelligent Controller internal board, the address is 0. Set a value between 1
and 7 for the external adaptor, ensuring no value is used twice.
Refer to the number (2) “Adaptor number setting procedure” in section
the Communication Adaptor board”.
* Refer to Table 1 [1].
This setting is required for two or more Communication Adaptors.
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Two links can be connected to a Communication Adaptor.
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For links without an air conditioner or other such connection, set the LINK to “off”.
The Intelligent Controller can be connected to only four links that are set to be active.
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Refer to the number (3) “Setting the inter-unit control wiring connection on/off” in
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section
* Refer to Table 1 [2].
“Setting the Communication Adaptor board”.
4
“Setting
(3) Number of Communication
Adaptor units in one link
setting
(4) Minimum pulse input
detection time setting
(5) Interface Adaptor
connection setting
This setting is required only for using an Intelligent Controller in conjunction
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with a AMY Software.
When adding another Communication Adaptor to the inter-unit control wiring,
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the adaptor address for the added unit needs to be changed.
* Refer to Table 1 [4] and [5].
This setting is not required if pulse input (P1, P2, P3) is not used.
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Use a pulse meter whose minimum pulse width is normally at least 100 msec.
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If and only if a pulse meter 30 msec or higher must be used, use this setting.
* Refer to Table 1 [6].
By not using a Interface Adaptor, the confi guration confi rmation time can be
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shortened.
Not using this setting will not affect operation of the device.