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Wiring Diagram when using a RELAY PANEL CS ID assignment for RP- 8 /16 / 32 / 40 / 48
(Relay panel with 2 “MODULE” terminals)
Comm. Relays ID #1
Board 1 1-16
1
2
3
J10 Memory card Board 3 33-48
connector PC or
33-40
SENSOR INPUTS
14VDC 0-10V PC MODULES Comm. Relays ID #18
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 + 1 2 3 4 1 1 3 SH Board 4 49-64
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 2 4 SH
ALARM POWER Relay Panel CS
NC C NO L1 L2/N
{
additional devices follow the relay
1 2 GND
To communication system (see overleaf)
panel on the communication line.
COM
See note 7 below.)
Comm. Relays ID #20
Board 6 81-96
L2 ( N )
GND
Board 1
Comm.
L1
ID #1
T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ Message
{
center input
OFF
ON
Control ID assignment for RP-50
Inside Probe 1
Inside Probe 2 (opt.)
Inside Probe 3 (opt.)
Inside Probe 4 (opt.)
Inside Probe 5 (opt.)
Inside Probe 6 (opt.)
Inside Probe 7 (opt.)
Inside Probe 8 (opt.)
Outside Probe (opt.)
Alarm
Feeder Supply Power Supply
85 to 250 Vac NO End of line=No Comm. Relays ID #1
(see note 7 below)
Water Connect the
YES Board 1 1-50
1 2 GND
meter 2 (opt.) controller to a
COM
15A breaker !
Comm.Board 2
Water Variable Outputs
meter 1 (opt.) Air inlet module 8
Water module
(inside VSM-2 or inside
RP-2V16 module)
(optional) (optional)
ID #2
[0-10V "1"] → ID #3 ID #4-13 ID #16
OFF
ON
0-10V
[0-10V "-"] →
[14VDC +] →
[14VDC +] →
Load 1
ON
[14VDC -] →
ON
NO End of line=No
OFF
OFF
[10 - ] →
[10 + ] →
← [MODULE 4]
0-10V End of line=No End of line=No End of line=Yes
1 2 GND
← [MODULE 3]
[0-10V "-"] →
COM
Load 2 ← [MODULE 2] (see note 7 below) 1 2 3 (see note 7 below) 1 2 3 (see note 7 below) 1 2 3
Comm.Board 3
[0-10V "3"] →
0-10V COMM PC COMM
Load 3 [0-10V "-"] → 1 2 1 2 1 2
ID #17
OUT
[0-10V "4"] →
0-10V
OFF
ON
[0-10V "-"] →
Load 4
Installation Notes:
1. Mounting Instructions: Leave a clearance of at least 4. Surge Protection: Provide a surge protection (including light- 6. Water Meter: The water meter output should be a dry 8. Air Inlet ID Numbers: Position the black jumpers properly
16” (400 mm) to the left of the controller box to allow ning protection) from the power supply to the controller and contact and should not pulse faster than 60 times a second on the Comlink card of each inlet to assign the inlet’s ID num-
the cover to be removed for maintenance. from the control to the sensors. Consult a certified electrician (60Hz). A 22/12 AWG gauge cable no longer than 2000 feet ber. Assign inlet ID in numerical order starting with ID#4.
if required. (0.6 km) can be used to connect the water meter. Do not use
2. Cable Entry: Punch holes at the bottom of the enclosure a cable longer than 2000 feet even if a larger cable is used. 9. Relay Panel ID Assignment (for RP-16, RP-32 & RP-48
to allow wires to be introduced in the controller. Do not drill 5. Low Voltage Wires: Install low voltage wires (probes & Do not run the meter cable outside the building!! only): Each group of 16 relays is linked with a communication
the top or side panels of the enclosure. 0-10V loads) at least 12 inches (300 mm) away from high board. Up to 3 different communication boards can be located
voltage wires (230-120VAC,24Vdc). Always cross low and 7. End of Line Jumper (EOL): inside a relay panel and each board must be given a unique WIRING DIAGRAM
3. Alarm System: Installation of a good quality alarm system Set the end of line jumper to the 2-3=Yes 1-2=No identification number so the controller can communicate with
high voltage wires at a 90° angle.
is strongly suggested to warn of power failures and high/low “Yes” position on the first and it. Refer to the “RELAY PANEL ID NUMBER” table above to CC24-7 ELITE
temperatures. last device of the communica- assign these number properly. #891-00003 Rev.10
tion line.
Wiring Diagram when using a non-CS Relay Panel
(Relay panel with 5 “MODULE” terminals)
1
2
3
J10 Memory card
connector PC
Comm. Relays ID #2
SENSOR INPUTS
Board 2 17-32
14VDC 0-10V PC MODULES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 + 1 2 3 4 1 1 3 SH
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 2 4 SH
ALARM POWER
NC C NO L1 L2/N Comm. Relays ID #17
Board 3 33-48
L2 ( N )
GND
L1
T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ T∞ Message
{
center input ID assignment for RP-50
{
Control
Inside Probe 1
Inside Probe 2 (opt.)
Inside Probe 3 (opt.)
Inside Probe 4 (opt.)
Inside Probe 5 (opt.)
Inside Probe 6 (opt.)
Inside Probe 7 (opt.)
Inside Probe 8 (opt.)
Outside Probe (opt.)
Alarm
Power Supply
Feeder Supply
85 to 250 Vac
Comm. Relays ID #1
Board 1 1-50
Water Connect the
meter 2 (opt.) controller to a
15A breaker ! Comm. Relays ID #2
Water
Board 1 51-100
meter 1 (opt.)
[0-10V "1"] →
0-10V Variable Outputs Air inlet module 8
Water module
[0-10V "-"] →
[14VDC +] →
[14VDC +] →
[0-10V "2"] →
[11] →
0-10V
Load 2 [0-10V "-"] → ID #3 ID #4-13 ID #16
ON ON
0-10V
Load 3 [0-10V "-"] →
OUT End of line=No 1 2 3
End of line=No 1 2 3
End of line=Yes 1 2 3
[0-10V "4"] → (see note 7 below) (see note 7 below) (see note 7 below)
0-10V
[0-10V "-"] →
Load 4
1 2 3 4 SH
PC
MODULE
COMM COMM
1 2 1 2 1 2
Inside humidity Internal Static
sensor (optional) Pressure sensor
ID Number
(see note 9 below)
OFF
ON
← [MOD.3]
← [MOD.2]
Installation Notes:
1. Mounting Instructions: Leave a clearance of at least 4. Surge Protection: Provide a surge protection (including light- 6. Water Meter: The water meter output should be a dry 8. Air Inlet ID Numbers: Position the black jumpers properly
16” (400 mm) to the left of the controller box to allow ning protection) from the power supply to the controller and contact and should not pulse faster than 60 times a second on the Comlink card of each inlet to assign the inlet’s ID num-
the cover to be removed for maintenance. from the control to the sensors. Consult a certified electrician (60Hz). A 22/12 AWG gauge cable no longer than 2000 feet ber. Assign inlet ID in numerical order starting with ID#4.
if required. (0.6 km) can be used to connect the water meter. Do not use
2. Cable Entry: Punch holes at the bottom of the enclosure a cable longer than 2000 feet even if a larger cable is used. 9. Relay Panel ID Assignment (for RP-16, RP-32 & RP-48
to allow wires to be introduced in the controller. Do not drill 5. Low Voltage Wires: Install low voltage wires (probes & Do not run the meter cable outside the building!! only): Each group of 16 relays is linked with a communication
the top or side panels of the enclosure. 0-10V loads) at least 12 inches (300 mm) away from high board. Up to 3 different communication boards can be located
voltage wires (230-120VAC,24Vdc). Always cross low and 7. End of Line Jumper (EOL): inside a relay panel and each board must be given a unique WIRING DIAGRAM
3. Alarm System: Installation of a good quality alarm system Set the end of line jumper to the 2-3=Yes 1-2=No identification number so the controller can communicate with
high voltage wires at a 90° angle.
is strongly suggested to warn of power failures and high/low “Yes” position on the first and it. Refer to the “RELAY PANEL ID NUMBER” table above to CC24-7 ELITE
temperatures. last device of the communica- assign these number properly. #891-00003 Rev.10
tion line.
Enabler card
A-BOX Communication System Hook-up (optional)
End of line
EOL = yes
[PC line]
NO YES
* Refer to the Surelink
manual to set the end
of line jumpers (EOL)
properly.
* *
SureLink-2 Module
PC
Main Control
A B GND
14Vdc
+ -
A B GND
Shield
Black
Red
Connector A
Modem or
Computer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
PC
Main Control
Bridge-A
1 2 3 4 Tx Rx G L N G
Green
White
Red
Modem or
Computer
WIRING DIAGRAM
CC24-7 ELITE
#891-00003 Rev.10