Trane TRACER SUMMIT BAS-APG001-EN Manuel D’Utilisation
Wiring inputs and outputs
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Wiring binary outputs
The Tracer MP581 controller has six binary outputs. These are powered
outputs, not dry-contact outputs.
outputs, not dry-contact outputs.
IMPORTANT
Use pilot relays for dry-contact outputs when the load is greater than
6 VA or has a current draw of greater than 0.25 A. Use powered outputs
when the load is less than 6 VA or has a current draw of less than
0.25 A.
6 VA or has a current draw of greater than 0.25 A. Use powered outputs
when the load is less than 6 VA or has a current draw of less than
0.25 A.
To wire a binary output:
1.
Connect the common wire to a common terminal as shown in
Figure 36.
Figure 36.
2.
Connect the shield wire to a common terminal at the termination
board and tape it back at the output device.
board and tape it back at the output device.
3.
Connect the signal wire to an available binary output terminal
(BO1–BO6).
4.
Use the Rover service tool to configure the binary output.
Note:
When controlling coil-based loads, such as pilot relays, do not
forget to account for “inrush” current. Inrush current can be
three (or more) times greater than the operating current. You
can find information on inrush current for specific types of out-
puts in their product specifications.
When controlling coil-based loads, such as pilot relays, do not
forget to account for “inrush” current. Inrush current can be
three (or more) times greater than the operating current. You
can find information on inrush current for specific types of out-
puts in their product specifications.