Honeywell T7560A Manuel utilisateur

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T7560A,B,C Digital Wall Module

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION: This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the Installation Instructions, may cause interference with radio communication. It has been tested and

found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are

designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case, users at their own expense

will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference. Any unauthorized modification of

this equipment may result in the revocation of the owner’s authority to continue its operation.

BEFORE INSTALLATION

All wiring must comply with local electrical codes and

ordinances or as specified on installation wiring diagrams.

Digital Wall Module (DWM) wiring can be sized from 16 to 22

AWG (1.5 to 0.34 mm2), depending on the application. The

maximum length of wire from a device to a wall module is

164 ft (50 m). Twisted pair wire is recommended for wire runs

longer than 100 ft (30.5 m).

CAUTION

EMI Noise Introduction.

Risk of erratic system operation.

Keep wiring at least one ft (305 mm) away from large

inductive loads such as motors, line starters, lighting

ballasts and large power distribution panels. During

installations, try to avoid areas of high EMI noise.

Run wall module wiring separately from 50 Vac or

greater power wiring.

Table 1. Types of DWM.

Sensor1Setpoint Bypass Fan

Override

T7560A Tmp wheel button button

T7560B Tmp/Hum wheel button button

T7560C Tmp/Hum - - -

1 Tmp = Temperature sensor; Hum = Humidity sensor

Table 2. Controller SW requirements for powering via

terminal 5 and new LCD signaling.

Fan Coil Unit

W7752

Hydronic

W7762

Chilled Ceiling

W7763

1.00.04 1.00.03 1.00.03

NOTE: A software module (ModAL module GNRSC02A) is

available to adapt the wall module to the respective

Excel 20, 50, 80, 100, 500, 600 controller, making

any further configuring obsolete. Contact your local

Honeywell distributor for further details.

DWM DISASSEMBLY

The T7560A,B,C comes packed with a subbase that mounts

separately for ease of installation. The cover is fixed by a

latch on the underside of the unit. Remove the cover as

shown in Fig. 1 (T7560A,B) or Fig. 2 (T7560C):

1. Insert the tip of an awl or a similar narrow, pointed

object into the small hole in the latch (T7560A,B) or

simply depress the latch by hand (T7560C).

2. Pry off the cover.

Fig. 1. DWM disassembly (T7560A,B)

Fig. 2. DWM disassembly (T7560C)

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INSTALLATION

Mount the wall module on an inside wall approximately 54 in.

(1.3 m) from the floor (or as specified on the installation

drawings) to allow exposure to the average zone

temperature. Do not mount the wall module on an outside

wall, on a wall containing water pipes or near air ducts. Avoid

locations that are exposed to discharge air from registers or

radiation from lights, appliances, or the sun.

The DWM is furnished with a terminal block; all field wiring

connections are made to these eight terminals.

The DWM has to be mounted in vertical position with the

LCD display to the top.

Mount the subbase directly on a wall (see Fig. 3) using the

type of screws appropriate for the wall material.

Fig. 3. Mounting of DWM (T7560A,B shown)

See Fig. 6 for T7560A,B,C mounting dimensions.

Wiring

Wire the terminal blocks as follows:

1. Strip 3/16 in. (5 mm) of insulation from the conductor.

2. Insert the wire in the required terminal location and

tighten the screw to complete the termination.

IMPORTANT

Deviation from this rule can result in improper

electrical contact. See Fig. 4.

3. Verify DWM is wired according to Fig. 4.

NOTE: For specific wiring requirements, see the following

Power section.

Power

The DWM can be powered either via the 5 V LED input

(terminal 5) or via the 24 Vac/dc input (terminal 8).

IMPORTANT

The DWM can be powered only via terminal 5 with

those controllers listed in Table 2, and if a

SW version listed in Table 2 or higher is installed.

If the DWM is powered via terminal 5, the Excel 10

controller must be configured for LCD_DISPLAY

(LED output continuously ON).

NOTE: The 24 Vac power supply is needed only with the

T7560B DWM (for the humidity sensor).

Alternatively, a DC voltage source with 5...12 V can

be connected to terminal 5 (see IMPORTANT note

above).

Alternatively, a DC voltage source with 18...30 V

(e.g. 22 Vdc from W7750 CVAHU) can be

connected to terminal 8.

Input ratings

Terminal 5:

min. 5 Vdc Imax 3 mA

max. 12 Vdc Imax 5 mA

or LED output of any Excel 10 controller

Terminal 8:

24 Vac from controller; I <5 mA

18...30 Vdc; I <5 mA

Controllers with the following output ratings can be

connected to terminal 5

(ratings are met by all Excel 10 controllers):

•5 V with 389 ohms

•4.3 V with 100 ohms

•14.3 V with 1.5k ohms

Use up to 16 AWG (1.5 mm2) with a minimum of 18 AWG

(1.0 mm2) wire for connecting 24 Vac power to terminal 8.

CAUTION

Low Voltage Equipment.

Risk of equipment damage.

The 24 Vac power source for the DWM must be a

Class II Power Source. To conform to Class II

restrictions, transformers must not be larger than

100 VA. A transformer that is CE certified and meets

the Low Voltage Device (LVD) requirements must be

used in Europe for all installations of this product.

The DWM power usage is <0.5 VA at 24 Vac. The DWM

does not require a dedicated transformer. The DWM can get

power from any convenient location in the 24 Vac power

circuit.

The 24 Vac power can come from the 24 Vac power

terminals on the nearest controller or directly from a 24 Vac

transformer, whichever is closer.

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Terminals

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1 = Common

2 = Temperature sensor

3 = Setpoint (T7560C: Do not connect!)

4 = Bypass/fan* (T7560C: Do not connect!)

5 = LED input (T7560C: Do not connect!)

6 = Bypass** (T7560C: Do not connect!)

7 = Humidity output

8 = 24 Vac / 22 Vdc input

* With Excel 10 Controllers:

W7750 (CVAHU), W7752 (FCU),

and XL12

** With Excel 10 Controllers:

W7751 (VAV), W7762 (HYD), and

W7763 (CHC)

For W7753 (UV) and W7761 (RIO),

see below.

NOTE

Fig. 4. Wiring of DWM

NOTE: If connected to W7753 (UV) Controller, both

terminals 4 and 6 must be connected.

W7761 Remote I/O Controller supports only

terminals 2 (temperature), 7 (humidity), and

1 (common), as well as terminal 8 as voltage supply.

Wiring with terminal 8 is not necessary if:

An FCU or CHC controller with software is

connected (see table 2).

An Excel 500 with 6V/8V/10V signaling from the

controller is used.

The T7560A is then powered by terminal 5.

When all wiring is complete, attach the cover of the DWM as

is shown in Fig. 5.

NOTE: Make sure that the latch on the underside of the

DWM engages properly.

Fig. 5. Mounting cover of T7560A,B DWM.

Fig. 6. DWM dimensions in inches (mm)

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CONFIGURATION (T7560A,B)

After installation, the T7560A,B DWM must be configured in

order to perform as desired. This is done by using the

buttons and the setpoint wheel (see Fig. 7).

Fig. 7. Control elements of T7560A,B DWM

Normal Operating Mode

After the DWM is powered up by the controller, it will display

the room temperature and will operate as configured by

default; the respective default setting is marked with an

asterisk in the following.

After power-up, all display segments are switched on for

approx. one second (see Fig. 8).

AUTO

MANU

PROG

Fig. 8. Display of all segments after power-up

Entering Configuration Mode

1. Press FAN OVERRIDE for at least 5 seconds.

2. Press UNIT ENABLE, then release FAN OVERRIDE,

hold UNIT ENABLE for at least 5 seconds.

3. Release UNIT ENABLE.

RESULT: The display shows and the DWM is

ready for configuration (see below).

4. Press and hold FAN OVERRIDE while turning the

setpoint wheel to select the parameter number.

RESULT: The parameters with their currently set

values are displayed; the ≡behind the

value indicates the currently set value (see

below for values).

5. Release FAN OVERRIDE and turn the setpoint wheel to

select the parameter value.

6. Confirm selection by pressing UNIT ENABLE.

7. Repeat steps 4 to 6 to configure next parameter, or

press BYPASS to leave the configuration mode.

NOTE: After approx. 10 seconds without further action, the

DWM automatically falls back to normal mode.

P1 Setpoint Type Setting

Scale Type Setting

•Fahrenheit relative

•Fahrenheit absolute

∗Centigrade relative

•Centigrade absolute

P2 Room Temperature Setting

•Do not display room temperature (setpoint, only)

∗Display room temperature

P3 Bargraph Use Setting

•No Fan

•Auto, Off, On

•Auto, Off, 2 Speeds

∗Auto, Off, 3 Speeds

•Bargraph shows humidity (each segment

represents 4% rel. humidity; no fan speed

available)

P4 Controller Type Setting

∗New LCD signaling from controller

(only with controllers and SW versions as listed in

Table 2 or higher; set Excel 10 controller to

LCD_DISPLAY)

•LED override mode from controller,

US signaling (100 ms pulses);

with contr. W7750, W7751, W7753, W7761, XL12

•LED override mode from controller,

European signaling (500 ms pulses);

with contr. W7752, W7762, W7763, XL12

•LED occupancy mode from controller,

US signaling (“Japan Mode”; set Excel 10

controller to LED_OCCUPANCY)

•LED occupancy mode from controller,

European signaling (500 ms pulses);

with contr. W7752, W7762, W7763, XL12

•Excel 500 signaling from controller

(10 V, 8 V, 6 V)

P5 Pin 4 (Bypass/Fan) Grounding

•Pin 4 not shorted to GND if override is pressed

(UV-controller, W7753)

∗Pin 4 shorted to GND if override is pressed

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Configuration Items in Software Version 2.10

and Above

P6 Device type

This item configures different devices.

IMPORTANT:

Stay on P6:1 and do not change to other

configurations.

P7 Temperature offset

•Temperature offset; values of 0 through 99 are

valid. 50 = no change, 49 = -0.1 Kelvin, 51 =

+0.1 Kelvin, etc. This offset varies the LCD display

value, only. It must be set separately in the XL10

controller.

P8 Switch back fan / temperature offset if unoccupied

•01 --> enable FAN Key / enable Setpoint Key

•02 --> enable FAN Key / disable Setpoint Key

•03 --> disable FAN Key / enable Setpoint Key

•04 --> disable FAN Key / disable Setpoint Key

To "disable" means to switch back to FAN= auto / Setpoint

offset = zero and disable operation.

To "enable" means to make normal operation possible (no

action if unoccupied).

"Unoccupied" means:

•Effective Unoccupied (moon on continuously)

•Override Unoccupied (moon flashing).

Works only with configuration P4:1: LCD signalling

Setpoint will be set to zero only if set to relative: P1:1 and

P1:3.

How to Check the Software Version

Press the left and right button for approx. 5 seconds: After a

LCD display test, you will see the current SW version of the

device.

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ACCESSORIES

T7460LONJACK

The T7460LONJACK allows to easily access LONWORKS®

via the wall module. LONWORKS® will be connected to the 2

LON® terminals. Via the 3.5 mm jack plug, a PC connection

can be established.

Order quantity: set with 5 pieces

Fig 9. T7460LONJACK

Mounting

Remove the setpoint wheel and put in the LonJack as shown

in the following:

Fig 10. Mounting T7460-LONJACK

T7560 Blinds

Same material and color as housing; for covering non-

operational buttons.

Order quantity: set of 50 pieces.

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