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1.6.4 Control Wiring for On/Off Operation
This control program is for On/Off operation in response to an
external closed contact as from a humidistat or DDC relay.
Parameter A0=0
If the Hi-Limit and Airflow switches are not used, then place a
jumper across terminals 7I and 8I. WARNING: connect an
external dry contact to terminals 7I and 8I. Do not apply
any voltage to these terminals. Max. 50 ohm resistance.
DO NOT apply voltage to any input in On/Off control.
1.6.5 Control Wiring for Modulation to External
Signal
This control program is designed to accept various modulating
input signals: 0-10 Vdc, 2-10 Vdc, 0-20 mAdc, and 4-20 mAdc.
Parameter A0=1.
If the Hi-Limit and Airflow switches are not used, then place a
jumper across terminals 7I and 8I. WARNING: connect an
external dry contact to terminals 7I and 8I. Do not apply
any voltage to these terminals. Max. 50 ohm resistance.
NOTE: The modulating signal must come from a controller or
DDC system, not a sensor. This control program follows the
input signal, being off at low signal and full on at high signal.
1.6.6 Control Wiring for Stand-Alone Modulation with Humidity Display
This control program is designed to accept an input signal
from a humidity sensor (not controller). Parameter A0=2. This
input signal is then displayed on the controller as the relative
humidity. Set point and differential are entered into the
controller, making it stand-alone. To the right is the wiring for
the ASWH10000 wall mount sensor and the ASDH10000 duct
mount sensor.
This control program can also accept a second sensor (in this
example shown as an ASDH10000 duct sensor), which acts
as a high limit and will modulate the output down on
approaching either the main set point or the high limit set
point. Parameter A0=3. This is a very useful feature in VAV
systems where the air flow can vary, and also in high precision
applications where the on/off cycling of a high limit humidistat
would be detrimental to precision.
If the Hi-Limit and Airflow switches are not used, then place a
jumper across terminals 7I and 8I. WARNING: connect an
external dry contact to terminals 7I and 8I. Do not apply
any voltage to these terminals. Max. 50 ohm resistance.
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