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    Vav Sdainstallsheetsltbt Vsda Inst

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    Alerton(r) BACtalk VAV-SDA(tm) is intended for use with variable air volume (VAV) boxes. It is a single-duct VAV controller with a differential pressure transducer. Five binary outputs are hot-switched 24 VAC @ 0.5A triac outputs. Analog output is DIP-switch selectable between 0-10 volts and 0-20 mA.

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    Alerton(r) BACtalk VAV-SDA(tm) is intended for use with variable air volume (VAV) boxes. It is a single-duct VAV controller with a differential pressure transducer. Five binary outputs are hot-switched 24 VAC @ 0.5A triac outputs. Analog output is DIP-switch selectable between 0-10 volts and 0-20 mA.

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    Alerton(r) BACtalk VAV-SDA(tm) is intended for use with variable air volume (VAV) boxes. It is a single-duct VAV controller with a differential pressure transducer. Five binary outputs are hot-switched 24 VAC @ 0.5A triac outputs. Analog output is DIP-switch selectable between 0-10 volts and 0-20 mA.

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    Vav Sdainstallsheetsltbt Vsda Inst

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    Alerton(r) BACtalk VAV-SDA(tm) is intended for use with variable air volume (VAV) boxes. It is a single-duct VAV controller with a differential pressure transducer. Five binary outputs are hot-switched 24 VAC @ 0.5A triac outputs. Analog output is DIP-switch selectable between 0-10 volts and 0-20 mA.

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    Installation & Setup VAV–SDA

    Instructions
    0001 Document ID: LTBT-VSDA-INST

    Overview Power supply


    The Alerton® BACtalk VAV-SDA™ is intended for use with variable air volume The VAV-SDA requires 24 VAC @ 65VA min. from a fused UL Listed Class 2
    (VAV) boxes. It is a single-duct VAV controller with a differential pressure transformer (not provided). VAV-SDAs utilize a half-wave rectifier to convert the
    transducer, five binary outputs, and one analog output. The five binary outputs AC power supply to onboard power. This enables multiple controllers with half-
    are hot-switched 24 VAC @ 0.5A triac outputs. Analog output is DIP-switch wave power supplies to be powered from a single, grounded transformer. Refer
    selectable between 0-10 volts and 0-20 mA. There are four 10-bit resolution to Figure 3, "VAV-SDA output wiring diagram," on p. 2 for details.
    universal inputs.
    Warning! Half-wave devices and full-wave devices can’t use the same
    AC transformer. If a VAV-SDA shares power with another device, make
    sure that the other device utilizes a half-wave rectifier and that polarity of
    wiring is maintained.

    Input wiring and configuration


    Shielded, 18 AWG wire is required for all inputs and analog outputs to reduce
    electrical interference (noise). A single-point grounding scheme that utilizes the
    transformer or panel ground is recommended. Ground only one side of the
    shield drain wire.
    IN-0 supports an Alerton Microset™ or Microset II sensor. Other inputs do not
    support the Microset or Microset II. IN-0 and IN-1 can be used for a Microtouch
    sensor.
    For more information, see "Input wiring and configuration tips" in the VLC
    Fig. 1 VAV-SDA.
    Installation and Wiring Guide (LTBT-TM-VLC).
    Mounting
    Warning! Do not ground shields to any terminal on the VAV-SDA
    because any noise on the shield will be routed through the VAV-SDA circuit
    Caution! Thoroughly read all instructions before mounting and wiring. board, potentially disrupting operation or damaging the VAV-SDA.
    See the VLC Installation and Wiring Guide (LTBT-TM-VLC) for more
    information. Always install equipment in accordance with the National
    Electric Code, the instructions, and in a manner acceptable to the local
    authority having jurisdiction.
    Binary outputs (BOs)
    See Figure 3, "VAV-SDA output wiring diagram," on p. 2 for details. For further
    The VAV-SDA is suitable for indoor mounting only. If the unit must be installed in information on ideal wiring, see "Binary outputs (BOs)" in the VLC Installation
    a location exposed to weather, use a water-tight, metallic, electrically-grounded, and Wiring Guide (LTBT-TM-VLC).
    weatherproof enclosure. Make sure the location selected is dry and free from
    electrical interference. Also ensure that technicians can access the unit. The Analog output (AO)
    VAV-SDA can be mounted in any vertical or horizontal orientation.
    See Figure 3, "VAV-SDA output wiring diagram," on p. 2 for details.

    MS/TP LAN configuration


    VAV-SDAs communicate on the site-wide BACnet system over a twisted-pair
    MS/TP LAN, which uses the RS–485 signaling standard. VAV-SDAs are master
    devices on the MS/TP LAN and can initiate communications with other devices.
    Each VAV-SDA employs a high-quality RS–485 tranceiver and exerts ¼ unit load
    on the MS/TP LAN. For details, refer to "MS/TP LAN configuration" in the VLC
    Installation and Wiring Guide (LTBT-TM-VLC).

    Fig. 2 Cover form dimensions for VAV-SDA.


    VA V– S D A I ns t a ll at io n & S e t up I n s t ru c ti o ns

    Transformer
    24 VAC UL Listed Class 2 sized to include output loads.

    Binary outputs (BOs)


    Hot-switched, optically coupled triac outputs rated 24 VAC
    @ 0.5A. Ground the BO return to the transformer or panel
    ground. This reduces the chance of noise from contactors,
    motors, VFDs, and other devices returning to the VAV-SDA.

    Single-point common ground at


    panel ground
    When connecting power to the
    VAV-SDA, ensure that one leg of
    the transformer secondary
    connects to a high-quality earth
    ground and that the ground lug
    (GND) directly above the 24 VAC
    terminal on the VAV-SDA connects
    to the same earth ground. Earth
    ground can be a terminal (shown)
    or bus-bar. Proper grounding is
    essential for trouble-free
    operation.

    Warning! Do not ground


    shields to any terminal on the
    Analog output (AO) VAV-SDA because any noise or
    The AO provides an electrical output signal in response to a transient voltages on the shield
    will be routed through the VAV-
    software control signal of 0–100. For the VAV-SDA, the AO is
    SDA circuit board, potentially
    configured with DIP switch 8 to provide either a current (0–
    disrupting operation or
    20mA) or voltage (0–10VDC) output. 18 AWG, shielded wire is damaging the VAV-SDA.
    required for all AO connections. Ground one side of the shield
    drain wire to the single grounding point.

    Fig. 3 VAV-SDA output wiring diagram.

    2 LTBT-VSDA-INST

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