H775A-E

Electronic Remote
Humidity Controllers
The H775 Family of Electronic Remote Hu-
midity Controllers provides humidity control
for ducts, greenhouses, computer rooms, print-
ing and photographic laboratories, and other
applications where electronic accuracy, as well
as remote sensing, is desired.

■ H775A provides on/off control with one humidity
input and up to four relay output stages.
■ H775B provides staged on/off control with up to two
humidity inputs and two relay output stages.
■ H775C provides floating output duct reset humidi-
fication control with two humidity sensor inputs and
two auxiliary relay output stages, or staged on/off
humidification and/or dehumidification control
with up to two humidity sensor inputs and four
relay output stages.
■ H775D provides modulating (4-20 mA) proportional
plus integral (P+I) duct limit reset humidification
control with two humidity sensor inputs and two
auxiliary relay output stages.
■ H775E provides modulating (Series 90, electronic
135 ohm equivalent) P+I duct limit reset humid-
ification control with two humidity sensor inputs
and two auxiliary relay output stages.
■ Setpoint humidity range is 5 percent to 95 percent
relative humidity (RH).
■ Uses C7600B or C7600C Humidity Sensors.
■ Adjustable humidity (1 percent RH to 30 percent RH)
switching differential.
■ Liquid crystal display (LCD) for sensed percent RH,
mode and output status.
■ Keypad provides ease of programming and operation.
■ +/- 1 percent RH accuracy.
■ Stage(s) independently programmed for humidify-
ing or dehumidifying.
■ Operates on 24 Vac input; 120/240 Vac inputs
available.
■ Spdt relay outputs.
■ Adjustable Throttling Range of 1 to 15 percent (RH).
CONTENTS
Specifications ................................................. 2
Ordering Information ..................................... 2
Installation ..................................................... 4
Setting and Programming .............................. 8
Checkout ....................................................... 13
Operation ..................................................... 14

G. R. • Rev. 9-92
1 • ©Honeywell Inc. 1992 • Form Number 63-2421—1
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SPECIFICATIONS • ORDERING INFORMATION

IMPORTANT: The specifications given in this publication
do not include normal manufacturing tolerances.
Therefore, an individual unit may not match the listed
specifications exactly. Also, this product is tested and
calibrated under closely controlled conditions and
some minor differences in performance can be ex-
pected if these conditions are changed.
MODELS:
H775A-E Electronic Remote Humidity Controls. Pro-
vide humidity control for ducts, greenhouses, com-
puter rooms, printing and photographic laborato-
ries, and other applications where electronic accuracy,
as well as remote sensing, is desired.
H775A: Staged on/off control with one humidity input
and up to four spdt relay output stages.
H775B: Staged on/off control with up to two humidity
inputs and two spdt relay output stages.
H775C: Staged on/off control with up to two humidity
inputs and four spdt relay output stages or floating
output duct reset humidification control with two
humidity sensor inputs and two auxiliary relay out-
put stages.
H775D: Modulating (4 to 20 mA) P+I duct limit reset
humidification control with two humidity sensor in-
puts and two auxiliary spdt relay output stages.
H775E: Modulating (Series 90, electronic 135 ohm
equivalent) P+I duct limit reset humidification control
with two humidity sensor inputs and two auxiliary
spdt relay output stages.
Specifications
IMPORTANT: Even though the H775 is called a humidity
controller, it does not actually control relative humid-
ity, but rather the moisture content of the air only.
Relative humidity depends on both the temperature
and the moisture content of the air. The duct/room air
temperature must be kept constant by other equip-
ment in order for the H775 to control relative
humidity. If the air temperature is not stable, the
H775 cannot effectively control relative humidity.
ELECTRICAL RATINGS:
Voltage Input: 24 Vac, 50/60 Hz (120 or 240 Vac avail-
able, specify when ordering).
Power Consumption:
9 VA max. at 60 Hz.
12 VA max. at 50 Hz.
CONTACT RATINGS:
1/2 hp; 9.8 full load amps (FLA); 58.8 locked rotor amps
(LRA) at 120 Vac.
1/2 hp; 4.9 FLA 29.4 LRA at 240 Vac.
125 VA pilot duty at 120/240 Vac.
10A at 24 Vac (resistive).
HUMIDITY ACCURACY:
+/- 1 percent relative humidity (RH).
DISPLAY RESOLUTION: Sensed humidity and other oper-
ating parameters are displayed via an LCD with a resolu-
tion of 1 percent RH.
SET POINT ADJUSTMENT RANGE: 5 to 95 percent RH.

Ordering Information
When purchasing replacement and modernization products from your TRADELINE® wholesaler or distributor, refer to the
TRADELINE Catalog or price sheets for complete ordering number, or specify—
1. Model number. 4. 1 to 4 output relays on H775A.
2. 120 or 240 Vac input voltage, if desired. 5. Accessories desired.
3. Type of control (on/off, floating, modulating
4 to 20 mA or Series 90, electronic 135 ohm
equivalent.
If you have additional questions, need further information or would like to comment on our products or services, please write or phone:
1. Your local Honeywell Home and Building Control Sales Office (check the white pages of your phone directory).
2. Home and Building Control Customer Satisfaction
Honeywell Inc., 1885 Douglas Drive North
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55422-4386 (612) 951-1000
In Canada—Honeywell Limited/Honeywell Limitee, 740 Ellesmere Road, Scarborough, Ontario M1P 2V9. International Sales and
Service offices in all principal cities of the world. Manufacturing in Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Germany Japan, Mexico,
Netherlands, Spain, Taiwan, United Kingdom, U.S.A.

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SPECIFICATIONS

OPERATING HUMIDITY:
5 to 95 percent RH noncondensing. Fig. 1—Approximate dimensions of H775 in in. [mm]
MOUNTING: Mounts on any suitable horizontal or vertical
surface, see Fig. 2 for mounting hole locations.
DIMENSIONS: See Fig. 1.
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC.:
File E4436, Guide Number XAPX. SELECT SET ENTER

CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION:

File LR95329-3.
ACCESSORIES:
1
C7600B Wall Mount Humidity Sensor (2-10 Vdc) 2
8
C7600C Duct Mount Humidity Sensor (4-20 Ma) [215.9]
203531A Panel Mounting Kit 7
5 1
32 1
4
[184] [32]

13 1
3 [97] 1
16 4
[32]
3
4 [120.6] 2 3 [60.3]
4 8
M344A

Fig. 2—Internal view of H775. Models are similar except for number of output terminals.

LOCKOUT SELECTION
LCD HUMIDITY
DISPLAY
1234

DIP SWITCHES FOR

PROGRAMMING SENSOR SELECTION.
KEYS SELECT SET ENTER PRESENT ON H775B-E
SA SB

MOUNTING HOLE
LOCATION
TERMINAL STRIP
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
(2-10V) (4-20mA) SENSOR (2-10V) 24VAC (2- (4-20mA)
POWER SENSOR 10V)
SENSOR SENSOR
(21.0 VDC) GND.
KNOCKOUT "A" A B

OUTPUT 1 OUTPUT 2 KNOCKOUT "C"

KNOCKOUT "B"

NO COM NC NO COM NC

RELAY OUTPUT STAGES

M3287A

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INSTALLATION
WHEN INSTALLING THIS PRODUCT…
1. Read these instructions carefully. Failure to fol-
low them could damage the product or cause a hazardous
condition.
2. Check the ratings given in the instructions and on
the product to make sure the product is suitable for your
application.
3. Installer must be a trained, experienced service
technician.
4. After installation is complete, check out the product
operation as provided in these instructions.
CAUTION
Disconnect power supply to prevent electrical
shock or equipment damage before beginning
installation.
LOCATION AND MOUNTING
H775 Controller
Mount the H775 case on any convenient interior wall
using the two mounting holes provided in the back of the
metal enclosure (mounting screws are not included). Use
controller dimensions in Fig. 1 as a guide.
Sensor
CAUTION
Wiring should be kept at least one foot away from
large inductive loads such as motors, line starters,
lighting ballasts, and large power distribution pan-
els. Failure to follow these wiring practices may
introduce electrical interference (noise) which can
cause erratic system operation. Shielded cable is
required in installations where these guidelines
cannot be met. Ground shield only to grounded
controller case.
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Installation
The sensor can be located up to 1000 ft [304 m] from the
H775 using standard AWG 18/2 unshielded wire. It may be
located in ducts or in wall-mounted cases, depending on
appliance manufacturer specifications. See sensor instruc-
tions for further sensor location considerations.
WIRING
Disconnect external power before installation to prevent
electrical shock or equipment damage. All wiring must
comply with applicable codes and ordinances.
Refer to Fig. 2 to locate the power input, remote sensor
input and load output terminals, and the sensor selection
switch. Access to the terminals is through standard con-
duit knockouts (A-C) located around the perimeter of
the enclosure.
NOTE: Knockout A should only be used for sensor and
low-voltage wiring. When wiring the input power, only
one source of power can be applied to the H775 (e.g., 24
or 120 or 240 Vac, depending on the model used).
Knockouts B and C can be used to gain access to the load
relay output terminals.
Refer to Figs. 3 to 8 for H775 typical wiring and
applications.
IMPORTANT: Erratic humidity readings from a sensor
can be caused by the wiring practices described below.
These must be avoided to ensure proper operation. Use
shielded cable to reduce interference if rerouting of
sensor wiring is not possible.
a. Do not route humidity sensor wiring with building
power wiring, next to control contactors or near light-
ing dimming circuits, electric motors or welding equip-
ment.
b. Avoid poor wiring connections.
c. Avoid intermittent or missing building earth ground.
Do not mount sensor in incorrect environment. Review
mounting and location instructions supplied with sensors.
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INSTALLATION

Fig. 3—H775A single 2-10V C7600B Sensor; one-stage control, 24 Vac input, 24 Vac load.

PROGRAM LOCK

DEHUMIDIFY MODE
HUMIDITY
C7600B SELECT SET ENTER FALL

AAAAAA
OUT
GND

RELAY 1 ENERGIZED
V+

24 VAC
BLK DIFFERENTIAL
#1 HUMIDITY
WHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 SET POINT 1
NULL
RISE
RED
1
L1

AAAAAAA
HUMIDIFY MODE
L2
HUMIDITY
TRANSFORMER FALL NULL SET POINT 1
DIFFERENTIAL
#1

RELAY 1 ENERGIZED

OUTPUT 1
HUMIDITY
RISE
HUMIDIFIER1
NO COM NC

M3290
1 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED.

Fig. 4—H775A single 2-10V C7600B Sensor, two-stage control, 24 Vac input, 24 Vac load.

PROGRAM LOCK DEHUMIDIFY MODE

AAAAAAA
HUMIDITY
FALL
RELAY 1 & 2
ENERGIZED

C7600B SELECT SET ENTER DIFFERENTIAL

#2

AAAAAAA
OUT
GND

SET POINT 2
V+

RELAY 1 ENERGIZED
24 VAC
BLK
DIFFERENTIAL
1 2 3 4 5 6 #1 HUMIDITY
WHT
SET POINT 1 NULL RISE
RED
1
L1

AAAAAAA
L2 HUMIDIFY MODE
TRANSFORMER HUMIDITY SET POINT 1
NULL
FALL DIFFERENTIAL
#1

AAAAA
AAAAAAA
RELAY 1 ENERGIZED
SET POINT 2
OUTPUT 1 OUTPUT 2 DIFFERENTIAL
HUMIDIFIER 2
#2
HUMIDIFIER1 RELAY 1 & 2
NO COM NC NO COM NC ENERGIZED HUMIDITY
RISE

1 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED. M3289

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INSTALLATION

Fig. 5—H775B with one 2-10V C7600B Sensor and one 4-20 mA C7600C Sensor, each providing one-stage
control, 24 Vac input, 24 Vac load.
PROGRAM LOCK
2
DIP SWITCHES

1234
FOR SENSOR
(2-10Vdc) SELECTION.
C7600B SELECT SET ENTER DEHUMIDIFY MODE
SA SB
HUMIDITY

AAAAAAA
OUT
GND

FALL
V+

24 VAC
BLK RELAY 1 ENERGIZED

WHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DIFFERENTIAL
#1
RED HUMIDITY
1 NULL
SET POINT 1 RISE
L1
L2

AAAAAA
TRANSFORMER
HUMIDIFY MODE
(4-20 mA) HUMIDITY
C7600C FALL NULL SET POINT 1
+ DIFFERENTIAL
- #1

OUTPUT 1 OUTPUT 2 RELAY 1 ENERGIZED

HUMIDIFIER 2

HUMIDIFIER1 HUMIDITY
NO COM NC NO COM NC RISE

1 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED.

M3288A
2 STAGE 1 MUST BE SET TO SENSOR A, AND STAGE 2 TO SENSOR B (STAGES 3 AND 4 = DON'T CARE).

Fig. 6—H775C floating control with one 2-10V C7600B Sensor for space sensing and one 4-20 mA C7600C
Sensor for duct sensing and two outputs used for high/low limit alarming.
H775C

1234
2
(2-10 Vdc)
C7600B SELECT SET ENTER SA SB
GND
OUT
-V+

BLK
WHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RED
•
L1 1 • •
(HOT)

L2 COM

(4-20mA) OUTPUT 2 OUTPUT 1

C7600C NC NC
+

COM COM
-
NO NO
• • •
ML6161
NC NC
(open)CW
COM COM
COM • NO NO
(closed)CCW OUTPUT 3 OUTPUT 4

24 VAC HORN
HI/LO LIMIT ALARM

1 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED.

2 POSITION OF DIP SWITCHES 1 AND 2 DO NOT MATTER FOR FLOATING CONTROL. M2637A

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INSTALLATION

Fig. 7—H775D modulating 4-20 mA P+I control with one 2-10V C7600B Sensor for space sensing and one
4-20 mA C7600C Sensor for duct sensing and two outputs used for high/low limit alarming.
H775D

1234
(2-20 Vdc)
C7600B
SELECT SET ENTER SA SB

GND
OUT
-V+
24VAC

BLK
WHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RED
•
L1 ••
(HOT)

L2 COM
1 3 2 1
(4-20mA)
C7600C OUTPUT 2
+

- NC
COM
L1 1 NO
hot L2 4-20mA MODULATING
•
MOTOR OR ACTUATOR NC
COM
• NO
T1T2 - + F OUTPUT 3
24 Vac

24 VAC HORN
HI/LO LIMIT ALARM

1 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED.

2 POSITION OF DIP SWITCHES 1 AND 4 DO NOT MATTER. M2638A

Fig. 8—H775E modulating Series 90, electronic 135 ohm equivalent P+I control with one 2-10V C7600B
Sensor for space sensing and one 4-20 mA C7600C sensor for duct sensing and two outputs used for
high/low limit alarming.
H775E

2
1234

(2-10 Vdc)
C7600B
SELECT SET ENTER SA SB
GND
OUT
-V+

24VAC

BLK
WHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RED
•
L1 ••
(HOT)
L2 COM
1 B R W
(4-20mA)
C7600C OUTPUT 2
+

NC
1
- COM
L1 NO
hot L2 Electronic Series 90
•
Modutrol Motor NC
COM
• NO
T1T2 B R W OUTPUT 3
24 Vac

24 VAC HORN
HI/LO LIMIT ALARM

1 POWER SUPPLY. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS AND OVERLOAD PROTECTION AS REQUIRED.

M2639A
2 POSITION OF DIP SWITCHES 1 AND 4 DO NOT MATTER.

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SETTING AND PROGRAMMING
Setting and Programming
H775 OPERATING MODES
IMPORTANT: The H775 will not allow you to program
for both humidifying and dehumidifying at the same
time. If you do this, dehumidifying loads will be
energized and humidifying loads will be off. The
number of these humidifying loads (1, 2) will flash on
the display, along with the word HUMIDIFY, to indicate
a call for conflicting loads controlled by one sensor has
occurred and to alert you to choose different control
values.
The H775 has three modes of operation. They are the
Display mode, Setup mode and Setpoint mode. The Setup and
Setpoint modes can be programmed.
Display mode functions:
• Relative humidity level display for sensors.
• Steady on one sensor or alternate between two sensors
(H775B-E only).
Setup mode functions:
• Sensor type selection (voltage [2-10 Vdc] or current [4-
20 mA]).
• Humidify or dehumidify selection for each stage of
operation.
• Floating output or on/off relay control output selection
(H775C only).
Setpoint mode functions:
• Setpoint selection for each stage of operation.
• Differential/throttling range selection for each stage of
operation.
NOTE: ASSIGNMENT will appear when the H775 expects
an operating parameter to be changed and the program
lock jumper has not been removed. PROGRAM LOCK
will appear in the display when the program lock jumper
has been removed.
Sensor Display
Models with two sensor inputs can be set to display either
Sensor A or Sensor B, or to alternate between the two. The A/
B alternating mode is also entered if a programming mode is
exited because of a keyboard timeout (no keys pressed in the
last sixty seconds). Pressing SELECT when the device is in
the A/B alternating mode causes the H775 to enter the
Setpoint mode.
CALCULATE LOAD ON/OFF POINTS
1. Determine the loads to be controlled and the operating
mode (humidify or dehumidify) and record in the table:
Load:_________________
Control Point Value
SetPt 1______ On at_______
Diff 1_______ Off at_______
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FOR EXAMPLE: Load 1 is a dehumidifier. Set the dehu-
midify setpoint at 52 percent RH and the differential
at 4 percent.
2. Determine the setpoint (SetPt) and the switching dif-
ferential (Diff) for each load and record:
Load 1: Dehumidify
Control Point Value
SetPt 1 52 On at_______
Diff 1 4 Off at_______
3. Calculate the humidities for load on and off. Remem-
ber that the load is off at set point regardless of whether in
the humidifying or dehumidifying operating mode. In de-
humidifying mode, the load will be turned on at setpoint
plus the differential. In humidifying mode, the load will be
turned on at setpoint minus the differential. For further dis-
cussion, refer to the Control Algorithm in Operation section.
Load 1: Dehumidify
Control Point Value
SetPt 1 52 On at 56
Diff 1 4 Off at 52
Load 1: Humidify
Control Point Value
SetPt 1 52 On at 48
Diff 1 4 Off at 52
4. For 2 sensor models (H775B-E), determine which
loads will be controlled from Sensor A or Sensor B and
perform the same procedure for each sensor as you did in steps
1 through 3 above. If you are using the H775C in floating
control operation or the H775D or E, Sensor A will be for
space sensing and Sensor B will be for duct sensing.
ASSIGN RELAY OUTPUT STAGES TO SENSORS
(H775B-E)
On the H775B-E, DIP switches are provided to assign
each relay output stage to its operating sensor. If an individual
switch is depressed toward its corresponding load number (1
or 2 on DIP switch) or to the right, Sensor B will be the
controlling sensor for that output stage. If an individual
switch is depressed on the left, Sensor A will be the control-
ling sensor for the output stage. An example of the switches
and their corresponding positioning is shown in Fig. 9.
1. Assign the loads to the appropriate sensor by setting
the DIP switch in the upper right corner of the H775B-E.
See DIP switch location in Fig. 9.
Program the H775
DEFAULT VALUES
When power is first applied to the H775, the control points
will be at the factory-set default values as listed in Tables 1
and 2.
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SETTING AND PROGRAMMING

Fig. 9—DIP switch setting for sensor selection.

SWITCH SENSOR A SENSOR B

LOAD 1
PWB

LOAD 2
SWITCH

LOAD 1 IS CONTROLLED BY
SENSOR A WHEN SWITCH IS
DEPRESSED ON THE LEFT
PWB
A B LOAD 2 IS CONTROLLED BY
SIDE VIEW SENSOR B WHEN SWITCH IS
DEPRESSED ON THE RIGHT
M3292 (AS SHOWN)

TABLE 1—FACTORY-SET DEFAULT VALUES FOR H775A, B AND NON-RESET

H775C CONTROLLER (TWO POSITION)
Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4
Mode Humidify Humidify Humidify Humidify
Setpoint (% RH) 60 55 50 45
Differential (%RH) 5 5 5 5

TABLE 2—FACTORY-SET DEFAULT VALUES FOR RESET H775C (FLOATING OUTPUT)

AND H775D,E CONTROLLERS
Modulating Stage Low Limit Stage High Limit Stage
Stages for H775D, E Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3
Stages for H775C Stage 1-2 Stage 3 Stage 4
Mode Humidify Humidify Dehumidify
(not selectable)
Setpoint (%RH) A:55a B:80 30 75
Differential (or throttling range) %RH A:05 B:05 1 1
a
A is Sensor A, B is Sensor B.

USING THE PROGRAMMING KEYPAD
The H775 uses a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) for
interactive prompting during programming and display of
sensed and assigned setpoint and differential values. The
user programs the H775 by using four programming keys.
Programming Keys
The four programming keys are SELECT, UP arrow,
DOWN arrow, and ENTER.
SELECT key sequentially prompts the user for the pa-
rameter being displayed. In the Display and Setpoint
Modes, pressing the SELECT key will display Sensor
%RH, A or B (H775B-E only), Setpoint, Differential
or Throttling Range, and Stage 1, 2, 3 or 4 (indicating
assigned stage). In the Setup Mode, pressing the SELECT
key will display the Sensor Type, A or B (H775B-E only),
Humidify or Dehumidify, Floating Output (H775E only)and
Stage 1, 2, 3 or 4 (indicating assigned stage). In either the
Setup or Setpoint Mode, once the last parameter has been
viewed, pressing the SELECT key will display the control
values again from the beginning of the Display Mode.
UP and DOWN arrow keys allow the displayed pa-
rameter to be increased or decreased. After depressing the
SELECT key, a control value can be changed in the Setpoint
Mode by using the arrow keys. Control values will be
increased or decreased by 1% RH each time the arrow keys
are depressed. These keys also toggle the humidify/dehu-
midify Mode and sensor type when in the Setup Mode.
ENTER key places the new value into the nonvolatile
memory of the microprocessor.

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SETTING AND PROGRAMMING

IMPORTANT: A control value or operation is not en- 2b. To change the sensor type, use the UP and DOWN
tered into the memory of the microprocessor until arrow keys.
the ENTER key is depressed. SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH 00 => 4-20 mA
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
01 => 2-10V
LOCK
SETPOINT

Bypassing the Timeout THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

When power is applied or restored to the device, the 2c. Press ENTER to save the displayed sensor B into
display will count down from 60 to zero. Any previously
memory.
energized outputs will be de-energized. This protects com-
3. Press SELECT to display the load Operating Mode
pressors in the event of a power failure. (humidify or dehumidify).
To avoid this countdown, press the SELECT key. The
LCD will now show what it normally reads: load, (sensed)
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
FLOATING OUTPUT
%RH Press the DOWN arrow key to
PROGRAM

humidity, stages energized, and which sensor (sensor A or DEHUMIDIFY

DIFFERENTIAL change to Dehumidify. Press
LOCK
SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
sensor B) is being read for two sensor devices. the UP arrow key to change to
Humidify.
NOTE: Pressing the SELECT key during countdown de- 4. Press ENTER to save the displayed mode into
feats the 60 second protection feature. memory.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set load Operating Mode for
At any time during the programming procedure, the stages 2 to 4 (product dependent).
display will revert back to the Display Mode, showing the 6. After setting the last load Operating Mode, press
sensed humidity and stage status indication, 60 seconds SELECT to display the Display Mode.
after the last key closure. 7. Press SELECT again to display the Setpoint Mode and
For two sensor applications the user has three display to display the setpoint for programming for the H775A.
options when in the Display Mode. The display can be Press SELECT twice more to display the Setpoint Mode
configured to alternately indicate Sensor A and Sensor B the H775B.
sensed humidity at five second intervals or continuously SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow key to increase
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
lock on to either sensor’s sensed humidity. DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL or DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
crease the desired setpoint.
SETUP 8. Press ENTER to save the displayed setpoint into
memory.
NOTE: The sensor type should not be changed after initial 9. Press SELECT to display the differential for pro-
programming unless there has been a change in the sensor. gramming.
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow to increase or
1. Before programming the H775, verify that the Pro- FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM

gram Lockout selection jumper is present and is properly

DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
DOWN arrow to decrease to the
LOCK
SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE 1 2 3 4
desired differential.
installed. The H775 is shipped from the factory with the
10. Press ENTER to save the displayed differential into
jumper installed.
2. Apply power to the device. The device will begin memory.
counting down from 60. This countdown sequence will last For H775A controllers with more than one relay output,
for approximately one minute. and for H775B controllers, add the following steps to
3. To override this time delay, press SELECT. make sure that all relay stages have setpoints and differen-
4. Then begin programming. tials assigned:
10a. Press SELECT to display the setpoint.
Programming H775A,B SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow to increase or
1. Setup Mode will be entered at this time (if this is initial FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
PROGRAM
DOWN arrow to decrease to the
LOCK
SETPOINT
power-up). To enter Setup Mode from the Display Mode, desired setpoint.
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

press SELECT and ENTER keys at the same time. 10b. Press ENTER to save the displayed setpoint into
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH Sensor type is the first display in memory.
FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
PROGRAM
Setup Mode. To change sensor
LOCK
SETPOINT
10c. Press SELECT to display the differential for pro-
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE
type, use the UP and DOWN
1 2 3 4
gramming.
arrow keys. SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow to increase or
00 = > 4-20 mA FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
PROGRAM
DOWN arrow to decrease to the
LOCK
SETPOINT
01 = > 2-10V THROTTLING RANGE
desired differential.
STAGE 1 2 3 4

2. Press ENTER to save the displayed sensor type into 10d. Press ENTER to save the displayed differential into
memory. (On H775B, this saves Sensor A into memory.) memory.
For H775B, add the following steps: 10e. Repeat steps 10a through 10d until all setpoints and
2a. Press SELECT to display sensor B. differentials have been set. Then continue with step 11.

10
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11. Press SELECT to return to the Display Mode.
12. For the H775A, press SELECT twice to return to
stage 1 parameters. For the H775B or C, press SELECT four
times to return to stage 1 parameters. Scroll through the program-
ming loop a second time (by pressing SELECT) to confirm that
the correct values have been entered into memory.
11. Press ENTER to save the displayed output option into
memory.
NOTE: If the floating output option is not chosen, go to
Programming H775A and B, steps 3 to 14 to complete
H775C programming.

NOTE: The H775B and H775C have three options for 12. Press SELECT to display the load Operating Mode
displaying the sensed humidity: (humidify or dehumidify). The floating output option of
1. Sensor A only. the H775C requires that Stage 3 and 4 loads be set.
2. Sensor B only.
3. Alternating between Sensor A and Sensor B.
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH No changes can be made at this
PROGRAM
FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
point. This is to verify that you
LOCK
SETPOINT

For the H775B and H775C: THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

have chosen floating control.
13. Press SELECT after viewing the switching differential 13. Press SELECT to display the load Operating Mode
for the final stage to display Sensor A humidity only. (Humidify or Dehumidify) for Stage 3.
14. Press SELECT again to alternate the display between SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press the DOWN arrow to
sensor “A” humidity and Sensor B humidity at approximately FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
PROGRAM
change to Dehumidify. Press UP
LOCK
DIFFERENTIAL SETPOINT
5 second intervals. THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
arrow to change to Humidify.
14. Press ENTER to save the displayed Operating Mode
NOTE: The control values programmed into memory will into memory.
be saved in case of a power failure. 15. Press SELECT to display the load Operating Mode
(Humidify or Dehumidify) for Stage 4.
Programming the H775C
1. Before programming the H775C for floating control,
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press the DOWN arrow to
PROGRAM
FLOATING OUTPUT

verify that the Program Lockout selection jumper is present DEHUMIDIFY

DIFFERENTIAL
change to Dehumidify. Press UP
LOCK
SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
and is properly installed. The H775 is shipped from the arrow to change to Humidify.
factory with the jumper installed. 16. Press ENTER to save the displayed Operating Mode
2. Apply power to the device. The device will begin into memory.
counting down from 60. This countdown sequence will last 17. Press SELECT to return to the Display Mode.
for approximately one minute. 18. Press SELECT three times to enter the Setpoint
3. To override this time delay, press SELECT. Mode for programming.
4. Then begin programming. SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow key to increase
5. Setup Mode will be entered at this time (if this is initial FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
PROGRAM
or DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT
power-up). To enter Setup Mode from the Display Mode, crease desired room setpoint.
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

press SELECT and ENTER keys at the same time. 19. Press ENTER to save the displayed room setpoint
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Sensor A type is the first display into memory.
FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
PROGRAM
in Setup Mode. To change sen-
LOCK 20. Press SELECT to display the duct setpoint for pro-
DIFFERENTIAL SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE
sor type, use the UP and DOWN
1 2 3 4 gramming.
arrow keys. SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH Press UP arrow key to increase
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
00 = > 4-20 mA DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
or DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT

01 = > 2-10V THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

crease desired duct setpoint.
6. Press ENTER to save the displayed sensor A type 21. Press ENTER to save the displayed duct setpoint into
into memory. memory.
7. Press SELECT to display sensor B type. The sensor time constant is used as a parameter in the con-
8. To change sensor B type, use the UP and DOWN trol algorithm to predict what is actually happening, based
arrow keys. on sensor readings. These time constants are entered as
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH 00 => 4-20 mA Throttling Ranges in the device setpoint programming loop.
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
01 => 2-10V
LOCK
SETPOINT The Throttling Range in percent relative humidity (%RH) is
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
numerically equal to the sensor time constant in minutes. For
9. Press ENTER to save the displayed sensor B type into example, if the sensor time constant is five minutes, a
memory. Throttling Range of five percent RH should be selected.
10. Press SELECT to display the output selection op- 22. Press SELECT to display the Throttling Range for
tion. (The initial default on the H775C is for on/off output, programming.
rather than floating output.) SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH Press UP arrow key to increase
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH To change the output option to DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
or DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT
FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
PROGRAM
FLOATING OUTPUT, press
LOCK crease the Throttling Range.
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

DIFFERENTIAL SETPOINT

the DOWN arrow key. Press

THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4 23. Press ENTER to save the displayed Throttling Range
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH the UP arrow key to return to into memory.
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL the on/off output option.
LOCK
SETPOINT
24. Repeat steps 22 and 23 for sensor B.
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

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25. Press SELECT to display setpoint Stage 3 for pro- 6. Press ENTER to save the displayed Sensor A type
gramming. into memory.
SENSOR A B
%RH Press UP arrow key to increase 7. Press SELECT to display Sensor B type.
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
or DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH To change sensor type, use the
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
crease the desired setpoint.
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4 DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
UP and DOWN arrow keys.
LOCK
SETPOINT

26. Press ENTER to save displayed setpoint into memory. 00=> 4-20 mA
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

27. Press SELECT to display the differential for pro- 01=> 2-10V
gramming. 8. Press ENTER to save the displayed Sensor B type into
SENSOR A B
%RH Press UP arrow to increase or memory.
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
PROGRAM
DOWN arrow to decrease to
LOCK
9. Press SELECT to display the output selection op-
DIFFERENTIAL SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE 1 2 3 4
the desired differential. tion. (The default on the H775D, E is modulating output on
28. Press ENTER to save the displayed differential Stage 1. This cannot be changed and is notice to the user
into memory. that the reset algorithm is in use.)
29. Repeat steps 25 through 27 for Stage 4 setpoint and SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
differential. DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
LOCK
SETPOINT

30. At the end of the Setpoint Mode, press SELECT to THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

return to the Display Mode. 10. Press SELECT to display the load Operating Mode
31. Press SELECT three times to return to Stage 1 (humidify or dehumidify). The analog modulating output
parameters from the Display Mode. Scroll through the pro- option of H775D, E requires that stage 2 and 3 loads be set.
gramming loop a second time (by pressing the SELECT key)
to confirm that the correct values have been entered into
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH Press the DOWN arrow key to
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
DEHUMIDIFY change to Dehumidify. Press
LOCK
memory. DIFFERENTIAL SETPOINT

the UP arrow key to change to

THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

NOTE: The H775C has three options for displaying the Humidify.
sensed humidity: 11. Press ENTER to save the displayed Operating Mode
1. Sensor A only. into memory.
2. Sensor B only. 12. Press SELECT to display the load Operating Mode
3. Alternating between Sensor A and Sensor B. (Humidify or Dehumidify) for Stage 3.
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH Press the DOWN arrow key to
For the H775C: FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
PROGRAM
change to Dehumidify. Press
LOCK
DIFFERENTIAL SETPOINT
32. Press SELECT after viewing the switching differen- THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
the UP arrow key to change to
tial for the final stage to display Sensor A humidity only. Humidify.
33. Press SELECT again to alternate the display between 13. Press ENTER to save the displayed Operating Mode
Sensor A humidity and Sensor B humidity at approximately into memory.
five second intervals. 14. Press SELECT to display the Display Mode.
15. Press SELECT three times to enter the Setpoint Mode
NOTE: The control values programmed into memory will be for programming. The room setpoint will be displayed.
saved in case of a power failure. SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow key to increase
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM

Programming the H775D,E

DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
or the DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

1. Before programming the H775D or E, verify that the crease to the desired setpoint.
Program Lockout selection jumper is present and is prop- 16. Press ENTER to save the displayed room setpoint
erly installed. The H775 is shipped from the factory with the into memory.
jumper installed. 17. Press SELECT to display the duct setpoint for pro-
2. Apply power to the device. The device will begin gramming.
counting down from 60. This countdown sequence will last SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT
%RH Press UP arrow key to increase
PROGRAM
FLOATING OUTPUT
for approximately one minute. DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
or the DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
3. To override this time delay, press SELECT. crease the desired setpoint.
4. Then begin programming. 18. Press ENTER to save the displayed duct setpoint
5. Setup Mode will be entered at this time (if this is initial into memory.
power-up). To enter Setup Mode from the Display Mode, 19. Press SELECT to display the Throttling Range for
press SELECT and ENTER keys at the same time. programming.
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Sensor A type is the first dis- SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow key to increase
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
play in Setup Mode. To change
LOCK
SETPOINT
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
or the DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
SETPOINT
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4
sensor A type, use the UP and crease the Throttling Range.
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

DOWN arrow keys. 20. Press ENTER to save the displayed Throttling Range
00 => 4-20 mA into memory. Repeat steps 19 and 20 for sensor B.
01 => 2-10V

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21. Press SELECT to display Setpoint Stage 2 for pro- NOTE: The control values programmed into memory will
gramming. be saved in case of a power failure.
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow key to increase
FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
PROGRAM
or the DOWN arrow key to de-
LOCK
USER CALIBRATION (OPTIONAL)
DIFFERENTIAL
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE
SETPOINT

crease the desired setpoint.

1 2 3 4 Because the H775 is factory calibrated to +/- 1 percent,
22. Press ENTER to save the displayed setpoint into no further calibration is normally required. If, however,
memory. unacceptable sensor tolerances exist in an application re-
23. Press SELECT to display the differential for pro- quiring extreme accuracy, the following user calibration
gramming. procedures are provided. To calibrate the H775, proceed
as follows:
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT %RH Press UP arrow to increase or
PROGRAM 1. When in the Display Mode, press SELECT and UP at
FLOATING OUTPUT
DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
the DOWN arrow to decrease
LOCK
SETPOINT the same time to enter the User Calibration Mode. The
THROTTLING RANGE STAGE 1 2 3 4
to the desired differential. current Sensor A reading will be displayed.
24. Press ENTER to save the displayed differential
into memory.
SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT%RH Press UP arrow to increase or
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM

25. Repeat steps 21 through 24 for setpoint and differential

DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
DOWN arrow to decrease to the
LOCK
SETPOINT

Stage 3 programming. desired humidity reading.

THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

26. Press SELECT to return to the Display Mode. 2. Press ENTER to save the displayed calibration into
27. Press SELECT three times to return to Stage 1 para- memory.
meters from the Display Mode. Scroll through the pro- 3. Press SELECT to display the current Sensor Ba reading.
gramming loop a second time (by pressing the SELECT SENSOR A B
TYPE ASSIGNMENT%RH Press UP arrow to increase or
FLOATING OUTPUT PROGRAM
key) to confirm that the correct values have been entered DEHUMIDIFY
DIFFERENTIAL
DOWN arrow to decrease to the
LOCK
SETPOINT

into memory. desired humidity reading.

THROTTLING RANGE STAGE ENERGIZED: 1 2 3 4

4. Press ENTER to save the displayed calibration into

NOTE: The H775D and H775E have three options for dis- memory.
playing the sensed humidity: 5. Press SELECT to return to the Display Mode.
1. Sensor A only.
2. Sensor B only. a
Sensor B reading will only be displayed if Sensor B is
3. Alternating between Sensor A and Sensor B. assigned via the H775 dual inline package (DIP) switch
settings.
For the H775D and H775E:
28. Press SELECT after viewing the switching differential
for the final stage to display Sensor A humidity only.
29. Press SELECT again to alternate the display between
Sensor A humidity and Sensor B humidity at approximately
five second intervals.

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CHECKOUT
After the controller is installed and wired, make initial
adjustments and settings as described under Setting and
Programming.
1. Record the sensed humidities for both sensor A and
sensor B displayed on the device. Using the SELECT key,
step through the programming loop to determine that the
correct loads are controlled by each sensor.
2. Record the operating mode for each stage (Humidify
or Dehumidify).
3. Record the sensor type for each sensor.
4. Record the differential for each load.
5. Record the setpoint for each stage (humidify/dehu-
midify). Calculate the ON humidity for each stage.
6. Plot the on and off (open/closed) values at which the
device will energize and de-energize each output load.
7. Verify which loads are energized by using the de-
vice setup example. As shown in the example, the display
will indicate which stages are energized in the lower
righthand corner.
NOTE: If the sensed humidity is between the on and off
humidities, the load may be either energized or de-
energized. Refer to the Control Algorithm section for
further explanation.
8. If an error message flashes, refer to the description of
these messages. If SF (5F) flashes, check the sensor connec-
tions. If they are properly connected and SF continues to
flash, check the sensor location to ensure that it is located in
an ambient condition that is within the sensor capabilities
(5 percent to 95 percent RH).
9. If an error message other than SF flashes, the device
cannot be field repaired. Replace the device.
ERROR MESSAGES
There are six error messages that can be displayed in
response to H775 software or hardware problems.
SF—Sensor Failure
Sensor malfunction is monitored on the low end of the
sensor readings. Any sensor indicating a reading of less than
2.8 mA (current mode) or 1.4V (voltage mode) will be con-
sidered failed. Note two conditions of a sensor failure:
• If the device is a multi-sensor device and the failed
sensor is assigned to at least one stage, the A/B alternat-
ing display mode is automatically selected.
• Whenever the humidity reading of the failed sensor
would normally be displayed, SF (with no % RH
indicator) is displayed instead.
When a failed sensor comes back in range again, note
three conditions:
• If the sensor failure caused an automatic switch to A/B
alternating display mode, the device remains in that
mode even after the sensor is no longer failed.
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Checkout
• The humidity reading of the formerly-failed sensor is
displayed, starting immediately when the sensor no
longer appears failed.
• After one minute with no failure of any sensor assigned
to a stage, stages that were de-energized due to sensor
failures are be allowed to energize again.
Pressing the ENTER key during the one-minute timeout
bypasses it, if neither sensor still appears to be failed. The one-
minute delay is implemented so there is only one delay in
progress at a time. If a sensor becomes good during a one-
minute delay already in progress for another sensor, the
one-minute delay is restarted.
It is important to note that failure of a sensor that is not
assigned to a stage does not force the alternating display mode
and does not cause or prolong any one-minute delay.
FATAL ERRORS
The remaining error codes indicate fatal errors, any of
which prevents the device from operating properly. If one of
these errors occurs, the error code is displayed for one-half
second, then the display goes blank and the H775 repeats the
power-up sequence. If the error is detected again during
power-up, this process will repeat continuously, resulting in
the error code flashing continuously on the display. If the
error does not occur again, the device simply begins normal
operation.
EF—EEPROM Failure
The values read back from the EEPROM are not the same
as those written into the EEPROM. This error cannot be
field repaired. Replace the device. The EEPROM is not
intended to be field repaired.
CE—Configuration Error
The device hardware was configured to a nonexistent
device. This error cannot be field repaired. Replace the device.
OE—ROM Error
The internal ROM of the microprocessor is defective. This
error cannot be field repaired. Replace the device.
AE—RAM Error
The internal RAM of the microprocessor is defective. This
error cannot be field repaired. Replace the device.
OF—Stray Interrupt Error
An unused interrupt occurred. This error cannot be field
repaired. Replace device.

CONTROL ALGORITHM
H775A,B On/Off Control
The H775A operates with one humidity input supplied
by the remote sensor, while the H775B can operate with one
or two humidity inputs. The H775A provides up to four stages
of relay output for on/off control. The H775B provides up
to two stages of relay outputs for on/off control. Each stage
of the H775A and H775B has its own independent setpoint
that can be configured to operate in either the humidify or
dehumidify mode. The mode of operation for each stage is
user-determined.
H775C On/Off Control With up to Four Relay Outputs
The H775C can operate with one or two humidity sensor
inputs and provides up to four stages of relay outputs for on/
off control. Each stage has its own independent setpoint
which can be configured to operate in either the Humidify or
Dehumidify mode. The mode of operation for each stage is
user-determined.
H775C Floating Control With Two Auxiliary On/Off
Relay Outputs
Floating proportional plus integral (P+I) control uses
stages 1 and 2 output relays. Three-state (advance, retard or
remain stationary) motor control logic is used where the
normally open contact of relay 1 closes to drive the motor
closed, and the normally open contact of relay 2 closes to
drive the motor open. Relays 3 and 4 are available for
auxiliary humidification or dehumidification, or for high and
low limit alarm circuits.
The floating output control is designed to provide zone
humidification using steam injection (or some other means
of humidity generation) into the supply duct. Two sensors
are required:
a. A sensor in the duct, downstream of the humidification
equipment, protects against duct saturation. This sen-
sor is called the duct sensor.
b. A sensor located in a critical zone or in the return air
plenum senses the relative humidity of the controlled
area. This sensor is called the room sensor.
NOTE: The above information on sensors applies to the
H775D and E also.
The control of space humidity is dependent upon the duct
saturation limit setpoint.
The H775 Electronic Remote Humidity Controller calcu-
lates the duct humidity required (up to the programmed duct
saturation limit) to control the room humidity to the room
setpoint. The controller uses a proportional plus integral (P+I)
algorithm to determine the correct duct setpoint.
Modulation of the humidification equipment controls
the duct relative humidity to the established duct setpoint.
The duct-humidity control algorithm is a floating control
algorithm which uses the size and direction of the difference
in actual humidity from setpoint humidity (how much
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H775A-E
OPERATION
Operation
difference and which direction (plus or minus)) to determine
how long and in which direction to drive the motor.
Modulating inputs are always in humidify mode.
H775D,E Modulating Control With Two Auxiliary
On/Off Relay Outputs
The H775D and H775E provide modulating proportional
plus integral (P+I) control using terminal block 7 for output
connection to the motor. Stage 1 is the analog modulation
output with physical connections available at terminal
block 7. Control logic assumes that the motor is closed at
4 mA and fully open at 20 mA.
The analog modulation mode available with the H775D
and E devices uses the same reset control algorithm as the
floating modulation devices, but the output control signal is
converted to a digital motor position signal sent to the
analog modulation card, which converts this to an analog
signal. The analog modulation card is unique to the H775D
and E devices.
All Models
1. Humidify Mode Operation.
• Relay outputs are energized at setpoint minus
differential.
• Relay outputs are de-energized at setpoint.
2. Dehumidify Mode Operation.
• Relay outputs are energized at setpoint plus
differential.
• Relay outputs are de-energized at setpoint.
EXAMPLE: Using a device with one input and one relay
output, the corresponding load would be energized at the
following relative humidities, based on the initial settings.
SETTINGS
• Setpoint: 54 percent RH
• Differential: 2 percent RH
OUTPUTS ENERGIZED
Humidifying Mode:
• Stage One: Energized at 52 percent RH
Dehumidifying Mode:
• Stage One: Energized at 56 percent RH
The H775B-E controllers have dual sensor inputs. Selec-
tion of operation mode, setpoints and differentials is the same
as for a single sensor device once each stage has been assigned
to its operating sensor. This assignment is hardware driven
via a four position DIP switch. See Fig. 9 for the DIP switch
location.
VOLTAGE/CURRENT INPUTS VS. DISPLAYED
HUMIDITY
Figs. 10 and 11 show the relationship between voltage
(Fig. 10) and current (Fig. 11) inputs and the displayed
humidity readouts on the H775.
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 Fig. 10—2 to 10V sensor voltage input(s) vs. Fig. 11—4 to 20 mA sensor current input(s) vs.
displayed humidity. displayed humidity.
10 20 RH (%) I (mA)
9.0
18
10 5.6

CURRENT IN MILLIAMPS
20 7.2
VOLTAGE IN VOLTS

16
30 8.8
14 40 10.4
50 12.0
6.0 60 13.6
12
70 15.2
10 80 16.8
90 18.4
8
2.2
6
4
0
0 10 50 90 100 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
HUMIDITY IN PERCENT RELATIVE HUMIDITY HUMIDITY IN PERCENT RELATIVE HUMIDITY M3131B
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