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Snow Melting Control 680 680_D 10/15 Snow Melting Replaces: 04/15 Installation & Operation Manual 1 of 48 © 2015 680_D - 10/15 Features • BACnet or Modbus communication • Automatic snow/ice detection • Supports both in-slab and retrofit aerial sensors • Tandem snow/ice detection • Energy monitoring • Idling • Storm • EconoMelt • Warm weather shut down • Cold weather cut off • Slab protection • Exercising Introduction The Snow Melting Control 680 is designed to operate electric or hydronic equipment to melt snow or ice from any surface including driveways, walkways, business entrances, parking ramps, loading docks, hospital entrances, helipads and car wash bays. It communicates with Building Automation Systems using BACnet ® or Modbus ® for alert notification, remote monitoring and adjustment capability. The 680 uses a tekmar Snow/Ice Sensor 090 or a Snow Sensor 095 to automatically detect snow or ice on the snow melting slab. Up to two snow/ice sensors can be installed, thereby increasing detection area and providing backup redundancy in the case of sensor failure. Upon detection of snow or ice, the 680 operates electric heating cable, a single hydronic condensing or non-condensing boiler, or a steam valve to provide heat to the snow melt load. The 680 provides boiler return protection by operating a mixing valve or variable speed injection mixing. Monitoring of energy consumption is possible when it is connected to an optional flow sensor. BACnet is a registered trademark of ASHRAE. ASHRAE does not endorse, approve or test products for compliance with ASHRAE standards. Compliance of listed products to the requirements of ASHRAE Standard 135 is the responsibility of BACnet International (BI). BTL is a registered trademark of BI.

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  • Snow Melting Control 680680_D

    10/15

    Snow Melting Replaces: 04/15

    Installation & Operation Manual

    1of48 ©2015 680_D-10/15

    Features• BACnetorModbuscommunication• Automaticsnow/icedetection• Supportsbothin-slabandretrofitaerialsensors• Tandemsnow/icedetection• Energymonitoring• Idling

    • Storm• EconoMelt• Warmweathershutdown• Coldweathercutoff• Slabprotection• Exercising

    IntroductionTheSnowMeltingControl680isdesignedtooperateelectricorhydronicequipmenttomeltsnoworicefromanysurfaceincludingdriveways,walkways,businessentrances,parkingramps,loadingdocks,hospitalentrances,helipadsandcarwashbays.ItcommunicateswithBuildingAutomationSystemsusingBACnet®orModbus®foralertnotification,remotemonitoringandadjustmentcapability.The680usesatekmarSnow/IceSensor090oraSnowSensor095toautomaticallydetectsnoworiceonthesnowmeltingslab.Uptotwosnow/icesensorscanbeinstalled,therebyincreasingdetectionareaandprovidingbackupredundancyinthecaseofsensorfailure.Upondetectionofsnoworice,the680operateselectricheatingcable,asinglehydroniccondensingornon-condensingboiler,orasteamvalvetoprovideheattothesnowmeltload.The680providesboilerreturnprotectionbyoperatingamixingvalveorvariablespeedinjectionmixing.Monitoringofenergyconsumptionispossiblewhenitisconnectedtoanoptionalflowsensor.

    BACnetisaregisteredtrademarkofASHRAE.ASHRAEdoesnotendorse,approveortestproductsforcompliancewithASHRAEstandards.ComplianceoflistedproductstotherequirementsofASHRAEStandard135istheresponsibilityofBACnetInternational(BI).BTLisaregisteredtrademarkofBI.

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    Table of Contents

    Getting Started

    ImportantSafetyInformation.............................................3Installation.........................................................................4

    Preparation.................................................................... 4PackagingContents...................................................... 4PhysicalDimensions..................................................... 4InstallationLocation....................................................... 4InstallingtheEnclosure................................................. 5ServicingtheControl..................................................... 5Rough-InWiring............................................................. 6SensorWiring................................................................ 7CommunicationWiring................................................. 10ControlWiring............................................................... 11TestingtheSensorWiring............................................ 14TestingtheControlWiring............................................ 14ManualOverride–MaximumHeat.............................. 15ManualOverride–Purge............................................. 15ManualOverride–Test................................................ 15ManualOverride–Off.................................................. 15

    SwitchSettings.................................................................16AccessLevelsandAccessLevelLock........................ 16

    UserInterface...................................................................17HomeScreen................................................................ 17SystemOperation......................................................... 17Symbols........................................................................ 18HelpScreen.................................................................. 18StatusMenuNavigation............................................... 18SlabStatusScreen....................................................... 19SystemStatusMenu(1of2)........................................ 20SystemStatusMenu(2of2)........................................ 21SettingsMenuNavigation............................................ 22SetpointsMenu............................................................. 23Setup–SystemSetupMenu(1of2)............................ 24Setup–SystemSetupMenu(2of2)........................... 25Setup–BoilerSetupMenu(1of2).............................. 26Setup–BoilerSetupMenu(2of2).............................. 27Setup–MixingSetupMenu......................................... 27BASMenu(1of2)......................................................... 28BASMenu(2of2)........................................................ 29MonitorMenu(1of3).................................................... 30MonitorMenu(2of3)................................................... 31MonitorMenu(3of3)................................................... 32ToolboxMenu............................................................... 33OverrideMenu.............................................................. 34

    SequenceofOperation................................................... 35SnowMeltingOverview................................................ 35MeltOperation.............................................................. 35Melt–AutomaticStartandStop.................................. 35Melt–EconoMelt.......................................................... 36AdditionalMeltingTime................................................ 36Melt–AutomaticStartandTimedStop....................... 36TandemSnow/IceDetection........................................ 37Melt–ManualStartandTimedStop........................... 37IdleOperation............................................................... 38StormOperation........................................................... 38SlabTemperatureControl............................................ 38SlabProtection............................................................. 39WarmWeatherShutDown........................................... 39ColdWeatherCutOff................................................... 39SnowMeltZonesandPriority...................................... 39ApplicationModes........................................................ 40ElectricOperation......................................................... 40PulseWidthModulationZoneOperation..................... 40BoilerOperation............................................................ 41MixingOperation.......................................................... 42BoilerandMixingOperation......................................... 42OutdoorSensor............................................................ 42Exercising..................................................................... 42PostPurge.................................................................... 42

    Troubleshooting............................................................... 43ErrorMessages(1of4)................................................ 43ErrorMessages(2of4)................................................ 44ErrorMessages(3of4)................................................ 45ErrorMessages(4of4)................................................ 46FrequentlyAskedQuestions........................................ 47

    TechnicalData................................................................. 48LimitedWarrantyandProductReturnProcedure........... 48

    CongratulationsonthepurchaseofyournewSnowMeltingControl!Thismanualcoversthecompleteinstallation,programmingandsequenceofoperationforthiscontrol.Youwillalsofindinstructionontesting,commissioning,andtroubleshootingthecontrolandsystemthatitoperates.

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    Theinstallermustensurethatthiscontrolanditswiringareisolatedand/orshieldedfromstrongsourcesofelectromagneticnoise.Conversely,thisClassBdigitalapparatuscomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRulesandmeetsallrequirementsoftheCanadianInterference-CausingEquipmentRegulations.However,ifthiscontroldoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichisdeterminedbyturningthecontroloffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrect

    theinterferencebyre-orientatingorrelocatingthereceivingantenna,relocatingthereceiverwithrespecttothiscontrol,and/orconnectingthecontroltoadifferentcircuitfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.CetappareilnumériquedelaclasseBrespectetouteslesexi-gencesduRèglementsurlematérielbrouilleurduCanada.

    Radio Frequency Interference

    Important Safety InformationItisyourresponsibilitytoensurethatthiscontrolissafelyinstalledaccordingtoallapplicablecodesandstandards.tekmarisnotresponsiblefordamagesresultingfromimproperinstallationand/ormaintenance.

    Thisisasafety-alertsymbol.Thesafetyalertsymbolisshownaloneorusedwithasignalword(DANGER,WARNING,orCAUTION),apictorialand/orasafetymessagetoidentifyhazards.Whenyouseethissymbolaloneorwithasignalwordonyourequipmentorinthismanual,bealerttothepotentialfordeathorseriouspersonalinjury.

    Thispictorialalertsyoutoelectricity,electrocution,andshockhazards.

    Thissymbolidentifieshazardswhich,ifnotavoided,couldresultindeathorseriousinjury.

    Thissymbolidentifieshazardswhich,ifnotavoided,couldresultinminorormoderateinjury.

    Thissymbolidentifiespractices,actions,orfailuretoactwhichcouldresultinpropertydamageordamagetotheequipment.

    ReadmanualandallproductlabelsBEFOREusingtheequipment.Donotuseunlessyouknowthesafeandproperoperationofthisequipment.Keepthismanualavailableforeasyaccessbyallusers.ReplacementmanualsareavailableattekmarControls.com

    • Itistheinstaller’sresponsibilitytoensurethatthiscontrolissafelyinstalledaccordingtoallapplicablecodesandstandards.

    • Improperinstallationandoperationofthiscontrolcouldresultindamagetotheequipmentandpossiblyevenpersonalinjuryordeath.

    • Thiscontrolisnotintendedforuseasaprimarylimitcontrol.Othercontrolsthatareintendedandcertifiedassafetylimitsmustbeplacedintothecontrolcircuit.

    Donotattempttoservicethecontrol.Therearenouserserviceablepartsinsidethecontrol.Attemptingtoservicethecontrolvoidsthewarranty.

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    Preparation

    Tools Required-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------• tekmarorjewellerscrewdriver• Phillipsheadscrewdriver

    • Needle-nosepliers• Wirestripper

    Materials Required-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------• 18AWGLVTsolidwire(low-voltageconnections)• 14AWGsolidwire(line-voltageconnections)

    • Four1/8"-1"woodscrews

    Installation Location

    Installation

    12

    34

    InjectionMixing

    Pmp

    46 47

    N

    Snow Melting Control 680BAS, Boiler & Mixing

    37 38

    ModBoiler

    33 34

    Stage 1 Stage 2

    35 36

    + -

    BACnet IP

    Signal wiring must be rated at least 300 V

    For product literature:www.tekmarControls.comMeets Class B: CanadianICES & FCC Part 15

    tektra 1070-01

    Designed and assembled in Canada

    H702

    1B

    Input Power: 115 V (ac) ±10%, 60 Hz, 320 VAPrimary, System Pump Relays: 230 V (ac), 10 A, 1/2 hpBoiler Stage Relays:230 V (ac), 5 A Injection Mixing Pump:230 V (ac), 2.4 ABoiler Pump Relay:230 V (ac), 5 A, 1/3 hpFloating Action Mixing Output:230 V (ac), 5 A

    BluBrn /Slab

    25

    Blk /Com

    26 27 28

    Red

    19

    Brn /Slab

    20

    Blk /Com

    Yel

    21

    Red

    24

    Blu

    22

    Yel

    23

    Snow / Ice Sensor 1 Snow / Ice Sensor 2

    Do Not Apply Power

    41 42 43

    Pwr

    FloatingAction Mixing

    ClsOpnBoiler

    39 40

    PumpPump

    29 30

    PumpPrimary System

    31 32 44 45

    Power InNL

    BACnet MSTPModbus MSTP

    16 17 18

    GndB A

    RS-485

    + –20V

    3

    dc5Vdc

    Out0-10V /4-20mA In Out

    FlowSensor

    PressureSensor

    InVdc

    6

    Gnd

    7

    mA

    4 5

    + Com

    8

    BoilSup

    Out

    9

    BoilRet

    10

    Com Com

    11

    SysSup

    12

    SysRet

    13 14 15

    +

    1AnalogMixing

    2

    Temperature Sensors

    + ––

    Disconnect All PowerBefore Opening

    Use supply wires suitable for at least 105°CEmployer des fils d’alimentation pour au moins 105°C

    Do Not Apply Power

    Physical Dimensions

    Front View

    8–1/16"(204 mm)

    2–15/16"(74 mm)

    Side View

    8–1/16"(204 mm)

    11–1/8"(282 mm)

    7/16" (11 mm)

    CL7/16"

    (11 mm) Ø 3/16"(5 mm)

    1/2" Knock-out (x 16 back) (x 8 top)(x 8 bottom) (x 2 side)

    Choosetheplacementofthecontrolearlyintheconstructionprocesstoenableproperwiringduringrough-in.

    • Keepthecontroldry.Avoidpotentialleakageontothecontrol.• Maintainrelativehumiditylessthan90%inanon-condensingenvironment.• Avoidexposuretoextremetemperaturesbeyond32-122°F(0-50°C).• Installawayfromequipment,appliances,orothersourcesofelectricalinterference.• Installtoalloweasyaccessforwiring,viewing,andadjustingthedisplayscreen.• Installapproximately5feet(1.5m)offthefinishedfloor.• Locatethecontrolnearpumpsand/orzonevalvesifpossible.• Provideasolidbackingwhichtheenclosurecanbemountedto.Example:plywoodorwallstuds.• Usetheconduitknockoutsprovidedontheupper,lower,backandsidesoftheenclosureforwiring.

    Packaging Contents

    Thefollowingareincludedintheproductpackaging:• 1SnowMeltingControl680• 3UniversalSensor082• 1OutdoorSensor070• 1screwdriver

    • 1ApplicationBrochure680_A• 1InstallationandOperationManual680_D• 1BASIntegrationManual680_B

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    Installing the Enclosure

    Servicing the Control

    InjectionMixing

    Pmp

    46 47

    N

    Signal wiring must be rated at least 300 V

    Designed and assembled in Canada

    44 45

    Power InNL

    Disconnect All PowerBefore Opening

    Step 1Disconnectthewiringterminalplugsbypullingdowninthelowerwiringchamberandbypullingupintheupperwiringchamber.

    Step 2Therearetwotabslocatedontherightsideoftheenclosure.Insertascrewdriverintothetopofthetabandgentlyprythetabawayfromthecontrolwhilepullingthecontroltowardyou.Repeatforthesecondtab.

    Step 3Pullthecontroltowardyou.

    Step 4Disconnectthetwowiringplugsandremovethecontrol.

    Custom Panelor Electrical Box

    Wall or Panel Door

    Intheeventthatthecontrolrequiresservicingorreplacement,thecontrolcanbeeasilyremovedfromtheenclosure.Thisallowsallwiringandconduittoremaininstalled.

    Step 5Thenewcontrolisnowreadytobeinstalledinthereverseorder.

    • Installthecontrolenclosuretoawallortoanelectricalbox.• Threewiringchamberdividersareincluded.Thedividers

    provideabarriertokeeplowvoltagewiringseparatedfromlinevoltagewiring.

    • Ifthedividersarenotused,thenlowvoltagecircuitsmustusewireratedatleast300V.

    Topreventtheriskofpersonalinjuryand/ordeath,makesurepowerisnotappliedtothecontroluntilitisfullyinstalledandreadyforfinaltesting.Allworkmustbedonewithpowertothecircuitbeingworkedonturnedoff.Pleasebeawarelocalcodesmayrequirethiscontroltobeinstalledorconnectedbyanelectrician.

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    Rough-In Wiring

    Low-Voltage Wiring-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Pull two conductor 18 AWG LVT cable, up to 500 feet (150 m) long, for the following equipment:• Outdoortemperaturesensor• Systemsupplysensor• Systemreturnsensor• Boilersupplysensor• Boilerreturnsensor• Single-stageon/offboiler• Modulatingboiler0-10V(dc)or4-20mA• Mixingvalveormixinginjectionpumpusinga0-10V(dc)

    or4-20mAsignal• Flowsensor

    Pull three conductor 18 AWG LVT cable, up to 500 feet (150 m) long, for the following equipment:• Mixingvalvesusingafloatingactionsignal• PressuresensorPull four conductor 18 AWG LVT cable, up to 500 feet (150 m) long, for the following equipment:• SnowSensor095• Two-stageon/offboilerPull the Snow/Ice Sensor 090 or 094 cable to the control.

    Line-Voltage Wiring------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Pull two conductor 14 AWG cable, up to 500 feet (150 m) long, for the following equipment:• Systempump• Primarypump• Boilerpump

    Topreventtheriskofpersonalinjuryand/ordeath,makesurepowerisnotappliedtothecontroluntilitisfullyinstalledandreadyforfinaltesting.Allworkmustbedonewithpowertothecircuitbeingworkedonturnedoff.Pleasebeawarelocalcodesmayrequirethiscontroltobeinstalledorconnectedbyanelectrician.

    • Installthesuppliedwiringcompartmentbarriersbyslidingthemintothegroovesprovidedtoisolatethelowandline-voltagewiring.

    • Stripallwiringtoalengthof3/8in.or10mmforallterminals.• Acircuitbreakerorpowerdisconnectthatprovidespowertothecontrolshouldbelocatednearbyandclearlylabeled.• Refertothecurrentandvoltageratingsatthebackofthismanualbeforeconnectingdevicestothiscontrol.

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    Sensor Wiring

    20V

    3

    dcOut In

    +

    4

    mA

    FlowSensor

    Ananalogflowsensorcanbeconnectedtothecontroltoprovideflowandenergymonitoring.Thecontrolsupportsa4-20mAstylesensor.Examplesofcompatibleaftermarketflowsensorsinclude:• KeleSDIseries• Kele200serieswith310transmitter• Kele2200series• Kele3100series• OmegaFV100series• OmegaFV-500Cseries• OmegaFTD-40series• OmegaFTD-47transducerUsingthesystemsupplysensorandtheboilerreturnsensor,energyoutputcanbecalculatedanddisplayedfromtheflowmeasurement.Thecontrolprovidesa20V(dc)poweredoutputtotheflowsensor.• Connectthepowerinputontheflowsensortothe20VdcOutterminal3.• ConnectthesignalreturnwiretomA(+)Interminal4.

    5VdcOut

    PressureSensor

    In

    +

    6

    Vdc-

    7

    Gnd

    5

    Ananalogpressuresensorcanbeconnectedtothecontroltoprovidewaterpressuremonitoring.Thecontrolsupportsa0.5-4.5ratiometricV(dc)stylepressuresensor.Examplesofcompatiblepressuresensorsinclude:• HoneywellPX2(AA)series• MeasurementSpecialties7100seriesToconnectthepressuresensortothecontrol:• Connectonewirefromthepowersupply(+5Vdc)onthepressuresensortothe5VdcOutter-

    minal5.• ConnectonewirefromthepressuresensorsignaloutputtotheVdc(+)Interminal6.• ConnectonewirefromtheGND(0V)onthepressuresensortotheGnd(-)terminal7.

    Wiring the Flow Sensor---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Wiring the Pressure Sensor----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Wiring the Analog Mixing Output-----------------------------------------------------------------------Thecontrolcanoperateamixingvalvebyprovidinga0-10V(dc)ora4-20mAsignaltothevalveactuatingmotor.• Ifapplicable,connectthemixingactuatorpositive(+)toterminal1.• Ifapplicable,connectthemixingactuatornegative(-)toterminal2.

    +

    1

    0-10V /4-20mA

    2AnalogMixing

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    • Thetemperaturesensor(thermistor)isbuiltintothesensorenclosure.

    • Removethescrewandpullthefrontcoveroffthesensorenclosure.

    • Theoutdoorsensorcaneitherbemounteddirectlyontoawallora2"x4"electricalbox.Whentheoutdoorsensoriswallmounted,thewiringshouldenterthroughthebackorbottomoftheenclosure.Donotmounttheoutdoorsensorwiththeconduitknockoutfacingupwardsbecauseraincouldentertheenclosureanddamagethesensor.

    • Inordertopreventheattransmittedthroughthewallfrom

    affectingthesensorreading,itmaybenecessarytoinstallaninsulatingbarrierbehindtheenclosure.

    • Theoutdoorsensorshouldbemountedonawallwhichbestrepresentstheheatloadonthebuilding(anorth-facingwallformostbuildingsandasouth-facingwallforbuildingswithlargesouth-facingglassareas).Theoutdoorsensorshouldnotbeexposedtoheatsourcessuchasventilationorwindowopenings.

    • Theoutdoorsensorshouldbeinstalledatanelevationabovethegroundthatwillpreventaccidentaldamageortampering.

    Mounting the Outdoor Sensor--------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Sensor with bottom-entry wiring

    Sensor with rear-entry wiring

    Sensor mountedonto 2" x 4"electrical box

    • Connect18AWGorsimilarwiretothetwoterminalsprovidedintheenclosureandrunthewiresfromtheoutdoorsensortothecontrol.Donotrunthewiresparalleltotelephoneorpowercables.Ifthesensorwiresarelocatedinanareawithstrongsourcesofelectromagneticinterference(EMI),shieldedcableortwistedpairshouldbeusedorthewirescanberuninagroundedmetalconduit.Ifusingshieldedcable,theshieldwireshouldbeconnectedtotheComorComSenterminalonthecontrolandnottoearthground.

    • Followthesensortestinginstructionsinthismanualandconnectthewirestothecontrol.

    • Replacethefrontcoverofthesensorenclosure.

    Wiring the Outdoor Sensor-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Wires from outdoorsensor to control’soutdoor sensor andsensor commonterminals

    Sensor is built intothe enclosure

    Com

    14

    Out

    15

    TheUniversalSensor082isdesignedtomountonapipeorinatemperatureimmersionwell.Thesensorshouldbeplaceddownstreamofapumporafteranelboworsimilarfitting.Thisisespeciallyimportantiflarge-diameterpipesareusedasthethermalstratificationwithinthepipecanresultinerroneoussensorreadings.Propersensorlocationrequiresthatthefluidisthoroughlymixedwithinthepipebeforeitreachesthesensor.

    Strapped to PipeTheUniversalSensorcanbestrappeddirectlytothepipeusingthecabletieprovided.Insulationshouldbeplacedaroundthesensortoreducetheeffectofaircurrentsonthesensormeasurement.

    Mounting the Boiler and System Sensors--------------------------------------------------------------

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    NoPower

    BoilSup

    Com

    8 9 10

    BoilRet

    Theboilerreturnsensorisonlyusedwhenamixingvalveorvariablespeedinjectionmixingisinstalled.Theboilerreturnsensorprotectstheboilerfromcoldreturnwatertemperatures.• Ifapplicable,connecttheboilerreturnsensortoterminals8and10.

    Wiring the Boiler Return Sensor------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Mounting the System Supply Sensor-------------------------------------------------------------------Thesystemsupplysensorisusedinmosthydronicapplicationsexceptwhenonlyoperatingaboiler.• Ifapplicable,connectthesystemsupplysensortoterminals11and12.

    NoPower

    SysSup

    Com

    11 12 13

    SysRet

    Thesystemreturnsensorisusedinconjunctionwiththeflowsensortodetermineenergyconsumption.Ifapplicable,connectthesystemreturnsensortoterminals11and13.

    Wiring the System Return Sensor----------------------------------------------------------------------

    Mounting the Boiler Supply Sensor--------------------------------------------------------------------

    Theboilersupplysensorisusedwhenoperatingaboiler.• Ifapplicable,connecttheboilersupplysensortoterminals8and9.

    NoPower

    BoilSup

    Com

    8 9 10

    BoilRet

    NoPower

    SysSup

    Com

    11 12 13

    SysRet

    BottomofEnclosure080

    UniversalSensor

    CableTie

    SensorWell

    RetainingClip

    UniversalSensor

    Immersion WellIfaUniversalSensorismountedonto1"(25mm)diameterLtypecopperpipe,thereisapproximatelyan8seconddelaybetweenasuddenchangeinwatertemperatureandthetimethesensormeasuresthetemperaturechange.Thisdelayincreasesconsiderablywhenmildsteel(blackiron)pipeisused.Ingeneral,itisrecommendedthatatemperaturewellbeusedforsteelpipeofdiametergreaterthan1-1/4"(32mm).Temperaturewellsarealsorecommendedwhenlargediameterpipesareusedandfluidstratificationispresent.

    Conduit ConnectionTheUniversalSensorandUniversalSensorEnclosure080(soldseparately)arespecificallydesignedtomountontoa3/8"(10mm)IDtemperaturewellthatissuppliedwithanendgroove.Toinstallthewell,plumbateeintothepipeandfixthewellintothetee.The080enclosurehasa7/8"(22mm)backknockoutthatmustberemovedandfittedoverthetemperaturewell.Theuniversalsensoristheninsertedintothewellandtheretainingclipsuppliedwiththeenclosureissnappedontothewellendgroove.Ifthewellhasathreadedend,theinstallermustsupplyastandardthreadedconduitretainingring.Thetwowiresfromthesensorareconnectedtotheterminalblockprovidedintheenclosure.Theothersideoftheterminalblockisusedtoconnectwiresfromthecontrol.

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    Communication Wiring

    ABuildingAutomationSystem(BAS)canbeconnectedtothecontrolforremotemonitoringandadjustmentcapability.BACnetIPcommunicationsuseanethernetCAT-5EorCAT-6cable.ThemaximumrecommendedcablelengthforCAT-5Eis150feet(45m)and300feet(90m)forCAT-6.• ConnecttheEthernetRJ45plugontheBACnetIPnetworktothe

    ethernetRJ45jackonthe680.

    ABuildingAutomationSystem(BAS)canbeconnectedtothecontrolforremotemonitoringandadjustmentcapability.BACnetMS/TPandModbuscommunicationsuseanRS-485connection.Use18AWGtwistedshieldedpaircable.Themaximumcablelengthisdependentonthebaudrateandwhetherterminatingresistorsareinstalled.RefertotheBAS Integration Manual 680_Bfordetailsonthemaximumrecommendedcablelength.• ConnecttheB(+)terminalontheBASnetworktotheRS-485B(+)terminal16.• ConnecttheA(-)terminalontheBASnetworktotheRS-485A(-)terminal17.• Connecttheground(G)terminalontheBASnetworktotheGndterminal18.

    RJ45

    BACnet NetworkSnow Melting

    Control 680

    B A G

    Master

    68016 17 18

    Gnd+ –

    RS 485B A

    (+) (-)

    BACnet MS/TP and Modbus Communication-----------------------------------------------------------

    BACnet IP Communication-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Snow/Ice Sensor---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    UptotwoSnow/IceSensor090or094canbeconnectedtothecontrol.The090hasa65'(20m)cableandthe094hasa208'(63m)cable.Thecablemaybeextendedtoatotallengthof500'(150m)using18AWGcable.Anyjunctionboxesmustkeptdry.

    IftheSnow/IceSensor1inputisused:• Connectthebrownwiretoterminal19.• Connecttheblackwiretoterminal20.• Connectthebluewiretoterminal21.• Connecttheyellowwiretoterminal22.• Connecttheredwiretoterminal23.

    IftheSnow/IceSensor2inputisused:• Connectthebrownwiretoterminal24.• Connecttheblackwiretoterminal25.• Connectthebluewiretoterminal26.• Connecttheyellowwiretoterminal27.• Connecttheredwiretoterminal28.

    Brn/Slab

    19

    BluBlk/Com

    20 21

    Yel

    22

    Red

    23

    Snow/Ice Sensor 1

    Brn/Slab

    24

    BluBlk/Com

    25 26

    Yel

    27

    Red

    28

    Snow/Ice Sensor 2

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    Control Wiring

    Aprimarypumprequiringupto230V(ac),10A,1/2hpcanbeswitchedthroughterminals29and30.Forsimplicityinwiringandtroubleshooting,aseparatebreakerforeachpumpisrecommended.• Connectthepowersourcelinewire(L)toterminal29.• Connectawirefromterminal30tothepumpL.• ConnectawirefromthepumpNbacktothepowersourceneutral.• Connectthegroundwire(G)tooneofthegroundscrewsprovidedinthe

    wiringchamber.

    Wiring the Primary Pump-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Asystempumprequiringupto230V(ac),10A,1/2hpcanbeswitchedthroughterminals31and32.Forsimplicityinwiringandtroubleshooting,aseparatebreakerforeachpumpisrecommended.• Connectthepowersourcelinewire(L)toterminal31.• Connectawirefromterminal32tothepumpL.• ConnectawirefromthepumpNbacktothepowersourceneutral.• Connectthegroundwire(G)tooneofthegroundscrewsprovidedinthe

    wiringchamber.

    Wiring the System Pump-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    NG

    L

    LNG

    Ground

    Pump

    31 32

    System

    NG

    L

    LNG

    Ground

    Pump

    29 30

    Primary

    Snow Sensor-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Slab Sensor--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Brn/Slab

    19

    Blk/Com

    20Snow/IceSensor 1

    UptotwoSnowSensor095scanbeconnectedtothecontrol.

    IftheSnowSensor1inputisused:• Connecttheblackwiretoterminal20.• Connectthebluewiretoterminal21.• Connecttheyellowwiretoterminal22.• Connecttheredwiretoterminal23.

    IftheSnowSensor2inputisused:• Connecttheblackwiretoterminal20.• Connectthebluewiretoterminal25.• Connecttheyellowwiretoterminal27.• Connecttheredwiretoterminal28.

    SnowSensor

    095

    Brn/Slab

    19

    BluBlk/Com

    20 21

    Yel

    22

    Red

    23

    Snow/Ice Sensor 1

    SnowSensor

    095

    Brn/Slab

    24

    BluBlk/Com

    25 26

    Yel

    27

    Red

    28

    Snow/Ice Sensor 2

    Brn/Slab

    24

    Blk/Com

    25Snow/IceSensor 2

    ASlabSensor072or073canbeinstalledeitheraloneortogetherwithaSnowSensor095.

    IftheSlabSensor1inputisused:Connecttheslabsensortoterminals19and20.

    IftheSlabSensor2inputisused:Connecttheslabsensortoterminals24and25.

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    Mod EnableT T+ -

    33 34

    ModBoiler 1

    35 36

    Stage 1 Stage 2

    37 38

    + -

    Thecontrolprovideseithera4-20mAora0-10V(dc)outputtotheboiler.Polaritymustbeobserved.• ConnecttheMod+terminalfromtheboilertoterminal33.• ConnecttheMod-terminalfromtheboilertoterminal34.• Somemodulatingboilersrequireanenabletostartfiringtheboiler.Connecttheboilerenableto

    thestage1terminals35and36.

    The4to20mAoutputcanbeconvertedtoa0-135ΩoutputforaModutrolIV™gasvalveactuatingmotorusinga0-135ΩtekmarConverter005(soldseparately).

    The4to20mAoutputcanbeconvertedtoa0-135ΩoutputforaV9055™gasvalveactuatingmotorusinga0-135ΩtekmarConverter005(soldseparately).

    ModutrolIV

    tekmar

    BRW

    +-

    tekmar

    V9055

    +-

    BRW

    ModutrolIV™0-135Ω Actuating

    Motor

    BRW

    Mod+

    -

    SnowMeltingControl

    680

    ModutrolIV™andV9055™aretrademarksofHoneywell,Inc.

    Wiring to a Modulating Boiler---------------------------------------------------------------------------

    ModutrolIV

    tekmar

    BRW

    +-

    tekmar

    V9055

    +-

    BRW

    BRW

    V9055™0-135ΩActuatingMotor

    Mod+

    -

    SnowMeltingControl

    680

    Wiring to a Single-Stage Boiler-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Asingle-stageboilerisenabledthroughtheT-Tcontacts.• ConnectStage1terminals35and36totheboilerT-Tcontacts.

    33 34

    ModBoiler 1

    35 36

    Stage 1 Stage 2

    37 38

    + -

    Stage1T T

    Wiring to a Two-Stage Boiler---------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Atwo-stageboilerisenabledthroughtheT-Tcontacts.• ConnectStage1terminals35and36totheboiler'sstage1contacts.• ConnectStage2terminals37and38totheboiler'sstage2contacts.

    Stage2T T

    Stage1T T

    33 34

    ModBoiler 1

    35 36

    Stage 1 Stage 2

    37 38

    + -

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    Aboilerpumprequiringupto230V(ac),5A,1/3hpcanbeswitchedthroughterminals39and40.Forsimplicityinwiringandtroubleshooting,aseparatebreakerforeachpumpisrecommended.• Connectthepowersourcelinewire(L)toterminal39.• Connectawirefromterminal40tothepumpL.• ConnectawirefromthepumpNbacktothepowersourceneutral.• Connectthegroundwire(G)tooneofthegroundscrewsprovidedinthe

    wiringchamber.

    Wiring the Boiler Pump---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    NG

    L

    LNG

    Ground

    Pump

    39 40

    Boiler

    Thecontrolprovidesafloatingactionsignaltooperateafloatingactionactuator.Thefloatingactionmixingoutputusesdryrelaycontactsthatcanswitcheither24,120,or230V(ac).Whenusing24V(ac),aTransformer009isrequiredtopowertheactuator.Theactuatorterminalsaretypicallylabelledforclockwiseandcounterclockwiserotation.Thecontrol'sopenandcloseterminalsarewiredtotheactuatordependingonthedirectionthevalverotatestoopenandcloserespectively.• ConnectthepowersourcetothePwrterminal43onthecontrol.• ConnecttheOpnterminal41totheactuatorterminalthatrotatesthevalveopen.• ConnecttheClsterminal42totheactuatorterminalthatrotatesthevalveclose.• Ifusinga24V(ac)transformer,connecttheactuatorcommontothetransformerC.• Ifusinga120Vor230V(ac)powersupply,connecttheactuatorcommontothe

    powersupplyneutral(N).• Ifusing120Vor230V(ac),connectthegroundwire(G)tooneofthegroundscrews

    providedinthewiringchamber.

    Wiring the Floating Action Mixing Output---------------------------------------------------------------

    Providea15Acircuitfortheinputpower.• Connectthe115V(ac)linewire(L)toterminal44.• Connecttheneutralwire(N)toterminal45.• Connectthegroundwire(G)tooneofthegroundscrewsprovidedinthe

    wiringchamber.

    Ground

    NGL

    Power InL N

    44 45

    Wiring the Input Power---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Avariablespeedinjectionmixingpumprequiringupto115V(ac),2.4Aisoperatedthroughterminals46and47.Forsimplicityinwiringandtrouble-shooting,aseparatebreakerforeachpumpisrecommended.• Line-voltageisinternallysuppliedthroughthecontrol.• Connectawirefromterminal47tothepumpL.• Connectawirefromterminal46tothepumpN.• Connectthegroundwire(G)tooneofthegroundscrewsprovidedinthe

    wiringchamber.

    Wiring the Injection Mixing Pump----------------------------------------------------------------------

    MixingInjection

    PmpN

    46 47

    LNG

    Ground

    Action Mixing

    41 42 43Floating

    Opn Cls Pwr

    Com

    Close

    Open C N

    LR

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    Agoodqualitytestmetercapableofmeasuringupto5,000kΩ(1kΩ=1000Ω)isrequiredtomeasurethesensorresistance.Inaddition,theactualtemperaturemustbemeasuredwitheitherahigh-qualitydigitalthermometer,orifathermometerisnotavailable,asecondsensorcanbeplacedalongsidetheonetobetestedandthereadingscompared.First,measurethetemperatureusingthethermometerandthenmeasuretheresistanceofthesensoratthecontrol.Thewiresfromthesensormustnotbeconnectedtothecontrolwhilethetestisperformed.Usingthechartbelow,estimate

    thetemperaturemeasuredbythesensor.Thesensorandthermometerreadingsshouldbeclose.Ifthetestmeterreadsaveryhighresistance,theremaybeabrokenwire,apoorwiringconnectionoradefectivesensor.Iftheresistanceisverylow,thewiringmaybeshorted,theremaybemoistureinthesensororthesensormaybedefective.Totestforadefectivesensor,measuretheresistancedirectlyatthesensorlocation.Do not apply voltage to a sensor at any time as damage to the sensor may result.

    Testing the Sensor Wiring

    Temperature Resistance Temperature Resistance Temperature Resistance Temperature Resistance°F °C °F °C °F °C °F °C-50 -46 490,813 20 -7 46,218 90 32 7,334 160 71 1,689-45 -43 405,710 25 -4 39,913 95 35 6,532 165 74 1,538-40 -40 336,606 30 -1 34,558 100 38 5,828 170 77 1,403-35 -37 280,279 35 2 29,996 105 41 5,210 175 79 1,281-30 -34 234,196 40 4 26,099 110 43 4,665 180 82 1,172-25 -32 196,358 45 7 22,763 115 46 4,184 185 85 1,073-20 -29 165,180 50 10 19,900 120 49 3,760 190 88 983-15 -26 139,403 55 13 17,436 125 52 3,383 195 91 903-10 -23 118,018 60 16 15,311 130 54 3,050 200 93 829-5 -21 100,221 65 18 13,474 135 57 2,754 205 96 7630 -18 85,362 70 21 11,883 140 60 2,490 210 99 7035 -15 72,918 75 24 10,501 145 63 2,255 215 102 64810 -12 62,465 80 27 9,299 150 66 2,045 220 104 59815 -9 53,658 85 29 8,250 155 68 1,857 225 107 553

    Testing the Control WiringRemovethefrontcoverfromthecontrol.Testing the Power-------------------------------• Useanelectricalmetersettomeasure(ac)voltage.• MeasurebetweentheLandNterminals.• Thereadingshouldbe115V(ac)+/–10%.Hand Manual Override---------------------------ThecontrolincludesaHandManualOverridemenutocheckifthecontrol’srelaysareoperatingandthatthecontroliswiredcorrectlytothesnowmeltingequipment.Step1: PressSettingsbutton.Step2: PressOverridebutton.Step3: PressManualOverride.Step4: SelectManualOverridetoHand.Step5: PressBackbutton.Step6: Thefollowingoutputscanbeoperated:• SystemPumprelay• PrimaryPumprelay• BoilerPumprelay• BoilerStage1relay• BoilerStage2relay• BoilerModulation0-10V(dc)or4-20mAsignal• MixSystemOutput0-10V(dc)or4-20mAsignal• MixSystemOutputfloatingactionrelays• MixSystemOutputvariable-speedinjectionpump

    For each relay output• Useanelectricalmetersettomeasure(ac)voltage.• Measurebetweentherelaywiringterminals.• Whentherelayisoff,thevoltageshouldbe115V(ac).• Whentherelayison,thevoltageshouldbe0V(ac).For the Boiler Modulation• UseanelectricalmetersettomeasureV(dc)ormA.• SettheBoilerModulationto100%.• Thevoltagebetweenthe+and–wiringterminalsshouldbe

    10V(dc)or20mA.• SettheBoilerModulationto0%.• Thevoltagebetweenthe+and–wiringterminalsshouldbe

    0V(dc)or4mA.For the Mix System Output – Floating Action• Useanelectricalmetersettomeasure(ac)voltage.• SettheMixSystemOutputto100%.Thefloatingactionopen

    wiringterminalwillbeclosedforthelengthofthemotorspeedsetting(defaultis105seconds).

    • Whenopening,thevoltagebetweentheopenandcommonwiringterminalsshouldbe24V(ac)or115V(ac).

    • Whenopening,thevoltagebetweenthecloseandcommonwiringterminalsshouldbe0V(ac).

    • SettheMixSystemOutputto0%.Thefloatingactionclosedwiringterminalwillbeclosedforthelengthofthemotorspeedsetting(defaultis105seconds).

    • Whenclosing,thevoltagebetweentheopenandcommonwiringterminalsshouldbe0V(ac).

    • Whenclosing,thevoltagebetweenthecloseandcommonwiringterminalsshouldbe24V(ac)or115V(ac).

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    Manual Override – Maximum HeatInhydronicapplicationmodes,thecontrolincludesaMaximumHeatoperationwherethecontroloperatesthesnowmeltingsystemtomaintainthemaximumallowedheatingsetpoints.Thisallowstestingofthesnowmeltingsystemduringwarmweather.

    Step1: PressSettingsbutton.Step2: PressOverridebutton.Step3: PressManualOverride.Step4: SelectManualOverridetoMaxHeat.Step5: PressBackbutton.ThecontrolstartstheMaxHeat

    operation.Step6: ExittheManualOverridebyselectingAuto.

    Whenoperatingahydronicsnowmeltingsystem,itisnecessarytopurgeandbleedallairoutofthesystem.ThecontrolincludesaPurgeoperationwherethesystem,primaryandboilerpumpsareallturnedontoassistinpurgingairfromthesystem.

    Step1: PressSettingsbutton.Step2: PressOverridebutton.Step3: PressManualOverride.Step4: SelectManualOverridetoPurge.Step5: PressBackbutton.ThecontrolstartsthePurge

    operation.Step6: ExittheManualOverridebyselectingAuto.

    Manual Override – Purge

    ThesnowmeltingsystemcanbemanuallyturnedoffandthecontrolremainsoffuntilmanuallychangedbacktoAuto.Thisallowstheinstallerorendusertopermanentlydisablethesnowmeltingsystemwithoutremovingpowerfromthecontrol.

    Step1: PressSettingsbutton.Step2: PressOverridebutton.Step3: PressManualOverride.Step4: SelectManualOverridetoOff.Step5: PressBackbutton.Thecontrolisnowintheoffmanual

    override.Step6: ExittheManualOverridebyselectingAuto.

    Manual Override – Off

    Whenoperatinganelectricsnowmeltingsystem,thecontrolincludesaTestoperationwheretheelectricalheatingcablescanbeenergizedfor10minutes,afterwhichthecontrolresumesnormaloperation.Thisallowstestingoftheelectricsnowmeltingsystemduringwarmweather.

    Step1: PressSettingsbutton.Step2: PressOverridebutton.Step3: PressManualOverride.Step4: SelectManualOverridetoTest.Step5: PressBackbutton.Thecontrolstartstheelectric

    testoperationforupto10minutesbeforeexitingautomatically.

    Step6: ExittheManualOverridebyselectingAuto.

    Manual Override – Test

    For the Mix System Output – Analog Mixing• UseanelectricalmetersettomeasureV(dc)ormA.• SettheMixSystemOutputto100%.• Thevoltagebetweenthe+and–wiringterminalsshouldbe

    10V(dc)or20mA.• SettheMixSystemOutputto0%.• Thevoltagebetweenthe+and–wiringterminalsshouldbe

    0V(dc)or4mA.For the Mix System Output – Variable Speed Injection Mixing• UseanelectricalmetersettomeasureV(ac).• SettheMixSystemOutputto100%.• ThevoltagebetweenthePmpandNwiringterminalsshould

    be115V(ac).• SettheMixSystemOutputto0%.• ThevoltagebetweenthePmpandNwiringterminalsshould

    be0V(ac).

    Exiting the Hand Manual Override---------------• ExittheManualOverridebyselectingAuto.• Installthefrontcover.

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    12

    34

    InjectionMixing

    Pmp

    46 47

    N

    Snow Melting Control 680BAS, Boiler & Mixing

    37 38

    ModBoiler

    33 34

    Stage 1 Stage 2

    35 36

    + -

    BACnet IP

    Signal wiring must be rated at least 300 V

    For product literature:www.tekmarControls.comMeets Class B: CanadianICES & FCC Part 15

    tektra 1070-01

    Designed and assembled in Canada

    H702

    1B

    Input Power: 115 V (ac) ±10%, 60 Hz, 320 VAPrimary, System Pump Relays: 230 V (ac), 10 A, 1/2 hpBoiler Stage Relays:230 V (ac), 5 A Injection Mixing Pump:230 V (ac), 2.4 ABoiler Pump Relay:230 V (ac), 5 A, 1/3 hpFloating Action Mixing Output:230 V (ac), 5 A

    BluBrn /Slab

    25

    Blk /Com

    26 27 28

    Red

    19

    Brn /Slab

    20

    Blk /Com

    Yel

    21

    Red

    24

    Blu

    22

    Yel

    23

    Snow / Ice Sensor 1 Snow / Ice Sensor 2

    Do Not Apply Power

    41 42 43

    Pwr

    FloatingAction Mixing

    ClsOpnBoiler

    39 40

    PumpPump

    29 30

    PumpPrimary System

    31 32 44 45

    Power InNL

    BACnet MSTPModbus MSTP

    16 17 18

    GndB A

    RS-485

    + –20V

    3

    dc5Vdc

    Out0-10V /4-20mA In Out

    FlowSensor

    PressureSensor

    InVdc

    6

    Gnd

    7

    mA

    4 5

    + Com

    8

    BoilSup

    Out

    9

    BoilRet

    10

    Com Com

    11

    SysSup

    12

    SysRet

    13 14 15

    +

    1AnalogMixing

    2

    Temperature Sensors

    + ––

    Disconnect All PowerBefore Opening

    Use supply wires suitable for at least 105°CEmployer des fils d’alimentation pour au moins 105°C

    Do Not Apply Power

    Switch Settings

    Switch Position Action

    1

    ONLOCK ACCESS LEVELThecontrolislockedandtheaccesslevelcannotbechanged.Settolockwheninstallationhasbeencompleted.

    OFFUNLOCK ACCESS LEVELThecontrolisunlockedandtheaccesslevelmaybechanged.GototheToolboxmenutochangetheaccesslevel.Settounlockduringtheinstallationprocess.

    2ON Notused

    OFF Notused

    3ON Notused

    OFF Notused

    4ON Notused

    OFF Notused

    Access Levels and Access Level Lock

    Thecontrolisshippedpre-programmedwithcommonsettings.Thecontrolhasan“Installer”accesslevelthatallowsfullaccesstoallsettingsanda“User”accesslevelthatrestrictsthenumberofsettingsavailable.Thecontroldefaultstothe“User”accesslevelafter12hoursofoperation.

    Tochangetothe“Installer”accesslevel:• Step1:PresstheSettingsbutton.• Step2:PresstheToolboxbutton.• Step3:PressAccessLevel.• Step4:PresstheInstallerradiobutton.

    12

    34

    InjectionMixing

    Pmp

    46 47

    N

    Snow Melting Control 680BAS, Boiler & Mixing

    37 38

    ModBoiler

    33 34

    Stage 1 Stage 2

    35 36

    + -

    BACnet IP

    Signal wiring must be rated at least 300 V

    For product literature:www.tekmarControls.comMeets Class B: CanadianICES & FCC Part 15

    tektra 1070-01

    Designed and assembled in Canada

    H702

    1B

    Input Power: 115 V (ac) ±10%, 60 Hz, 320 VAPrimary, System Pump Relays: 230 V (ac), 10 A, 1/2 hpBoiler Stage Relays:230 V (ac), 5 A Injection Mixing Pump:230 V (ac), 2.4 ABoiler Pump Relay:230 V (ac), 5 A, 1/3 hpFloating Action Mixing Output:230 V (ac), 5 A

    BluBrn /Slab

    25

    Blk /Com

    26 27 28

    Red

    19

    Brn /Slab

    20

    Blk /Com

    Yel

    21

    Red

    24

    Blu

    22

    Yel

    23

    Snow / Ice Sensor 1 Snow / Ice Sensor 2

    Do Not Apply Power

    41 42 43

    Pwr

    FloatingAction Mixing

    ClsOpnBoiler

    39 40

    PumpPump

    29 30

    PumpPrimary System

    31 32 44 45

    Power InNL

    BACnet MSTPModbus MSTP

    16 17 18

    GndB A

    RS-485

    + –20V

    3

    dc5Vdc

    Out0-10V /4-20mA In Out

    FlowSensor

    PressureSensor

    InVdc

    6

    Gnd

    7

    mA

    4 5

    + Com

    8

    BoilSup

    Out

    9

    BoilRet

    10

    Com Com

    11

    SysSup

    12

    SysRet

    13 14 15

    +

    1AnalogMixing

    2

    Temperature Sensors

    + ––

    Disconnect All PowerBefore Opening

    Use supply wires suitable for at least 105°CEmployer des fils d’alimentation pour au moins 105°C

    Do Not Apply Power

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    Home Screen

    User Interface

    System Operation

    Touchscreenbuttons

    Remainingmeltingruntime

    Systemoperationinformation

    Slabandoutdoorconditionsinformation

    SYSTEM IS MELTING

    • WarmingUp Theslabhasnotyetreachedtheslabtargettemperature.

    SYSTEM IS OFF• WarmWeatherShutDown TheslabandoutdoortemperaturehaveexceededtheWWSDsetting.• ColdWeatherCutOff TheoutdoortemperaturehasfallenbelowtheCWCOsetting.

    • MeltPending SystemwillresumemeltingonceoutdoortemperatureincreasesabovetheCWCOsetting.

    SYSTEM IS IDLING

    STORM PREDICTED

    SYSTEM IN OVERRIDE• Hand Thecontrolisinhandmanualoverride.• MaxHeat ThecontrolisoperatingatMaxHeatforhydronicsystems.• Purge Thecontrolispurgingairfromthehydronicsystem.• Test Theelectricheatingcableisinmanualoverride.• Off Thesystemispermanentlyoff.

    SYSTEM IN EXERCISING• OpeningMixing Mixingvalveisopening.• ClosingMixing Mixingvalveisclosing.• SystemPump Systempumpisexercising.• PrimaryPump Primarypumpisexercising.• BoilerPump Boilerpumpisexercising.• InjectionPump Injectionpumpisexercising.

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    Symbols

    !WARNING SYMBOLThecontrolhasaerrormessage.Pressthewarningsymboltodeterminetheerrorcodeandinformationonhowtotakecorrectiveaction.RefertotheTroubleshootingsectionforalistoferrorcodes.

    Help Screen

    ThedisplayincludesaHelpscreenforeachsetting.TheHelpscreenprovidesadescriptionofthesettingthatisidenticaltothedescriptionfoundintheInstallationandOperationManual.

    Status Menu Navigation

    Step1:PresstheStatusbuttonontheHomeScreen.Step2:PresseithertheSystemorSlabbutton.Step3:Pressupordownbuttonstoscrollthroughthelist.

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    Slab Status ScreenDescription Range Access

    OUTDOORCurrentoutdoorairtemperatureasmeasuredbytheoutdoorsensororprovidedbytheBASsystem.“–––”isdisplayedwhennooutdoorsensorisavailable.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    –––,-67to149°F

    (-55.0to65.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    SLAB TARGETTheslabtargetcalculatedbythecontrolbasedonoutdoortemperatureandthemelting,idling,orstormsetpoints.“---”isdisplayedwhennoheatisrequired.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    –––,-76to149°F

    (-60.0to65.0°C)Installer

    SLAB SENSOR 1Currentslabsensor1temperature.Conditions:Snow/icesensor1settoIn-slaborSlabsensor1issettoOn.

    -58to167°F(-50.0to75.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    SENSOR 1 WATER STATUSCurrentstatusofsnow/icesensor1moisturedetector.Conditions:Snow/icesensor1issettoIn-slaborAerial.

    DRYorWET UserInstaller

    SLAB SENSOR 2Currentslabsensor2temperature.Conditions:Snow/icesensor2issettoIn-slaborSnowsensor2issettoOn.

    -58to167°F(-50.0to75.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    SENSOR 2 WATER STATUSCurrentstatusofsnow/icesensor2moisturedetector.Conditions:Snow/icesensor2issettoIn-slaborAerial.

    DRYorWET UserInstaller

    COLDEST SLABThecoldesttemperaturebetweenthetwoslabsensors.Conditions:1)Snow/icesensor1issettoIn-slaborslabsensor1issettoOn,and2)snow/icesensor2issettoIn-slaborslabsensor2issettoOn.

    -58to167°F(-50.0to75.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    COMBINED WATER STATUSCombinedstatusofbothsnow/icesensor1and2moisturedetectors.Ifeithersensoriswetthenthestatusis“Wet”.Conditions:Snow/icesensor1and2arebothsettoIn-slaborAerial.

    DRYorWET UserInstaller

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    System Status Menu (1 of 2)Description Range Access

    BOILER TARGETTheboilertargetcalculatedbythecontrolbasedonoutdoortemperature,slabtemperatureandthemelting,idling,orstormsetpoints.“---”isdisplayedwhennoheatisrequired.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    –––,50to230°F

    (10.0to110.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    BOILER SUPPLYCurrentboilersupplywatertemperature.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    BOILER RETURNCurrentboilerreturnwatertemperature.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    BOILER OUTPUTCurrentboilerplantpercentoutput.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    0to100% UserInstaller

    STAGE 1Currentstatusofthestage1relay.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoPWMZone,Mixing,Boiler,orBoiler+Mix.

    OnorOff UserInstaller

    STAGE 2Currentstatusofthestage2relay.Conditions:BoilertypeissettoStage2.

    OnorOff UserInstaller

    PRIMARY PUMPCurrentstatusoftheprimarylooppump.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoPWMZone,BoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    OnorOff UserInstaller

    BOILER PUMPCurrentstatusoftheboilerlooppump.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoPWMMode,BoilerorBoiler+MixandtheBoilertypeisnotsettoOff.

    OnorOff UserInstaller

    MIX SYSTEM TARGETThemixsystemtargetcalculatedbythecontrolbasedonoutdoortemperature,slabtemperatureandoneofeitherthemelting,idling,orstormsetpoints.”---”isdisplayedwhennoheatisrequired.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoMixingorBoiler+Mix.

    –––,70to200°F

    (21.0to93.5°C)

    UserInstaller

    SYSTEM SUPPLYCurrentsystemsupplywatertemperature.Conditions:ApplicationmodeisnotsettoElectric.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    SYSTEM RETURNCurrentsystemreturnwatertemperature.Conditions:1)ApplicationmodeissettoPWMZone,MixingorBoiler+Mixand2)asystemreturnsensorisinstalled.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    MIX SYSTEM OUTPUTCurrentpositionofthemixingvalveoroutputofthevariablespeedinjectionpump.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoMixingorBoiler+Mix.

    0to100% UserInstaller

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    Description Range Access

    SYSTEM PUMPCurrentstatusofthesystemlooppump.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoPWMZone,MixingorBoiler+Mix.

    OnorOff UserInstaller

    SYSTEM FLOW RATEThesystemflowratemeasuredbytheflowmeter.Conditions:1)ApplicationmodeissettoPWMZone,Boiler,MixingorBoiler+Mixand2)FlowsensorissettoOn.

    0to1000GPM(0to227m3/h)

    UserInstaller

    SYSTEM PRESSUREThesystempressuremeasuredbythepressuresensor.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoPWMZone,Boiler,MixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)aPressureSensorisinstalled.

    0to300psi(0to2069kPa)

    UserInstaller

    ELECTRIC ENABLE RELAYCurrentstatusoftheelectricsnowmeltenablerelay.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoElectric.

    OnorOff UserInstaller

    System Status Menu (2 of 2)

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    Settings Menu Navigation

    Step1:PresstheSettingsbuttonontheHomeScreen.Step2:Pressoneofthesixbuttons.Step3:Pressupordownbuttonstoscrollthroughthelist.Step4:Pressthehighlightedsettingnametochangethesettingvalue.

    IntheBASmenu,settingsusinganumberkeypadrequiretouchingthenumberfieldandthenpressingthe"Clear"buttonbeforeenteringthenumber.

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    Description Range Access

    MELTING SETPOINTSelectthedesiredtemperatureofthesnowmeltsurfacewhenmelting.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    32to95°F(0.0to35.0°C)Default=36°F

    (2.0°C)

    UserInstaller

    IDLING SETPOINTSelectthedesiredtemperatureofthesnowmeltsurfacewhenidling.Idlingpre-heatstheslabwhentheslabisdrybutcoldandallowsfasterreactiontimetoreachthemeltingtemperaturewhensnowisdetected.Recommendedforcommercialuseonly.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    OFF,20to95°F(-6.5to35.0°C)

    Default=Off

    UserInstaller

    STORM SETPOINTSelectthedesiredtemperatureofthesnowmeltsurfacewhileoperatinginthestormoperation.Stormoperationtemporarilypre-heatstheslabtoallowfasterreactiontimetoreachthemeltingtemperaturewhensnowisdetected.StormoperationisactivatedthroughaBACnetorModbuscommand.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    OFF,20to95°F(-6.5to35.0°C)

    Default=Off

    UserInstaller

    MANUAL MELT TIMESelecttheamountofrunningtimewhenmanuallystartingthesystem.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    0:30to24:00hours

    Default=4:00hours

    UserInstaller

    ADD MELT TIMESelecttheamountofadditionalmeltingtimeaftertheSnow/IceSensorsaredry.Thisallowslowspotsontheslabtofullydrybeforethesnowmeltingsystemisshutoff.Conditions:1)Snow/icesensor1issettoIn-slaborAerial,or2)Snow/icesensor2issettoIn-slaborAerial.

    0:00to6:00hours

    Default=0:00hours

    Installer

    STORM RUN TIMESelecttheamountofstormruntimetopre-heattheslabwhenadvisedofawinterstormwarning.Conditions:Stormsetpointissettoatemperature.

    0:30to24:00hours

    Default=8:00hours

    Installer

    SENSITIVITY 1SelecthowsensitiveSnow/IceSensor1istowaterdetection.Conditions:Snow/icesensor1issettoIn-slaborAerial.

    Auto,Min,-2,-1,Mid,+1,+2,MaxDefault=Auto

    Installer

    SENSITIVITY 2SelecthowsensitiveSnow/IceSensor2istowaterdetection.Conditions:Snow/icesensor2issettoIn-slaborAerial.

    Auto,Min,-2,-1,Mid,+1,+2,MaxDefault=Auto

    Installer

    WWSDSelectthetemperatureabovewhichthesnowmeltingsystemisshutoffduringwarmweather.Thisallowsthesnoworicetomeltofftheslabnaturally.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    Auto,32to95°F(0.0to35.0°C)Default=Auto

    Installer

    CWCOSelectthetemperaturebelowwhichthesnowmeltingsystemisshutoffduringextremelycoldweather.Belowthistemperature,theheatlossoftheslabexceedsthecapacityoftheboilerorheatingappliance.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    Off,-30to50°F(-34.5to10.0°C)Default=10°F

    (-12.0°C)

    Installer

    Setpoints Menu

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    Setup – System Setup Menu (1 of 2)Description Range Access

    APPLICATION MODETheApplicationModeselectstheoperationofthemechanicalequipment.ApplicationMode“PWMZone”operatesapumporzonevalvetoprovideheattothesnowmeltingsystem.

    ApplicationMode“Mixing”operatesamixingvalveoravariablespeedinjectionmixingpumptoheatthesnowmeltingsystem.Theheatsourceisenabled.

    ApplicationMode“Boiler”operatesamodulating,1-stageor2-stageboilertoheatthesnowmeltingsystem.

    ApplicationMode“Boiler+Mix"operatesamixingvalveoravariablespeedinjectionmixingpumpandcontrolstheboilertemperaturetoheatthesnowmeltingsystem.

    ApplicationMode“Electric”useselectriccablestoheatthesnowmeltingsystem.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    PWMZoneMixingBoiler

    Boiler+MixElectric

    Default=Boiler+Mix

    Installer

    SNOW/ICE SENSOR 1SelectifaSnow/IceSensor090or094(In-slab),oraSnowSensor095(Aerial)isinstalledontheSnow/IceSensor1input.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    None,In-slab,Aerial

    Default=In-slabInstaller

    SLAB SENSOR 1SelectifaSlabSensor072or073isinstalledontheSlabSensor1input.Conditions:Availablewhensnow/icesensor1issettoNoneorAerial.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    SNOW/ICE SENSOR 2SelectifaSnow/IceSensor090or094(In-slab),oraSnowSensor095(Aerial)isinstalledontheSnow/IceSensor2input.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    None,In-slab,Aerial

    Default=NoneInstaller

    SLAB SENSOR 2SelectifaSlabSensor072or073isinstalledontheSlabSensor2input.Conditions:Availablewhensnow/icesensor2issettoNoneorAerial.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    SLAB PROTECTIONSelectifaconcreteslabshouldbeprotectedfromlargetemperaturedifferentialstoavoidcrackingtheconcreteduetohightensilestress.Thislimitstheheat-uprateoftheconcreteslab.Slabprotectionisnotrequiredforinstallationswithbrickpavers,asphaltorothernon-concretematerials.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationmodeissettoMixing,BoilerorBoiler+Mix,2)Snow/icesensor1or2issetto090orSlabsensor1or2issettoOn.

    OfforOnDefault=On Installer

    ECONOMELTEconoMeltallowstheusertomechanicallyremovesnowthenmanuallystartthesystemtomelttheremainingthinsnowlayerorice.Conditions:Availablewhensnow/icesensor1or2issettoIn-slab.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    MAX MELT DAYSLimittheamountofmeltingruntimeaftersnowisautomaticallydetectedbyaSnow/IceSensor090or094,oraSnowSensor095.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    Off,0.5to7daysDefault=3days Installer

    OUTDOOR SENSORSelectiftheoutdoorairtemperatureismeasuredbythecontroloriftheBASsystemcommunicatestheoutdoorairtemperature.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    ControlorBASDefault=Control Installer

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    Description Range Access

    PRESSURE SENSORSelectifapressuresensorisinstalled.Conditions:AvailablewhentheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    PRESSURE RANGESelectthemaximumpressureratingoftheinstalledpressuresensor.Conditions:Availablewhen1)TheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric,and2)PressureSensorissettoOn.

    50,100,150,200,250,300

    (345,690,1034,1379,1724,2069

    kPa)Default=50psi

    (345kPa)

    Installer

    LOW PRESSURE WARNINGSelectthelowpressurelimitbelowwhichawarningmessageisgenerated.Conditions:Availablewhen1)TheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric,and2)PressureSensorissettoOn.

    Off,5to25psi(35to173kPa)Default=Off

    Installer

    FLOW SENSORSelectwhetheraflowsensorisinstalled.Conditions:AvailablewhentheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    FLOW @ 4 mASelecttheflowratewhenthemeter’ssignalis4mA.Conditions:Availablewhen1)TheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric,and2)FlowSensorissettoOn.

    1to100GPM(0to27m3/h)

    Default=1GPM(0m3/h)

    Installer

    FLOW @ 20 mASelecttheflowratewhenthemeter’ssignalis20mA.Conditions:Availablewhen1)TheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric,and2)FlowSensorissettoOn.

    1to1000GPM(0to272m3/h)

    Default=50GPM(11.36m3/h)

    Installer

    GLYCOL TYPESelectthetypeofglycolsolutioninthesnowmeltsystem.Thetypeofglycolsolutionaffectstheenergymetercalculation.Conditions:Availablewhen1)TheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric,and2)FlowSensorissettoOn.

    Ethyleneor

    PropyleneDefault=Ethylene

    Installer

    PERCENT GLYCOLSelectthepercentmixtureoftheglycolsolution.Thepercentglycolsolutionaffectstheenergymetercalculation.Conditions:Availablewhen1)TheApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric,and2)FlowSensorissettoOn.

    10to70%Default=40% Installer

    ELECTRIC LOADSetthesizeoftheelectricheatingloadinkilowattsforthiszone.Conditions:ApplicationmodeissettoElectric.

    0to200kWDefault=35kW Installer

    Setup – System Setup Menu (2 of 2)

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    Setup – Boiler Setup Menu (1 of 2)Description Range Access

    BOILER TYPESelectthetypeofboileroperatedbythecontrol.Mod=Modulatingboilerwithanadjustablefiringrateusinga0-10V(dc)or4-20mAsignal.1Stage=Singleone-stageon/offboiler.2Stage=Singletwo-stageon/offboiler.EMS=Modulatingboilerwithanadjustabletargettemperatureusinga0-10V(dc)or4-20mAsignal.Conditions:ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    Mod,1Stage,2Stage,EMS

    Default=ModInstaller

    BOILER MODULATION TYPESelectbetweena0-10V(dc)or4-20mAsignaltocontrolthemodulatingboiler.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix,and2)BoilerTypeissettoModorEMS.

    0-10Vor

    4-20mADefault:0-10V

    Installer

    BOILER MIN MODULATIONSettheboilerminimummodulationoftheboilerburner.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix,and2)BoilerTypeissettoModorEMS.

    0to50%Default=0% Installer

    BOILER MODULATION DELAYSetthetimetheboileroperatesattheminimumfiringratebeforeallowingthefiringratetochange.Thisallowstheboilerignitionsystemtoestablishaflame.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix,and2)BoilerTypeissettoModorEMS.

    Off,10to180seconds

    Default=OffInstaller

    BOILER MOTOR SPEEDSetthetimerequiredforthemodulatingburneractuatingmotortofullyopenthegasvalveorramptheburnerfanspeedfromofftofullspeed.Setto30secondsunlessotherwiserecommendedbytheboilermanufacturer.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix,and2)BoilerTypeissettoMod.

    30to230seconds

    Default=30Installer

    BOILER DIFFERENTIALThetemperaturedifferentialthatthecontrolusestocycletheboileronandoff.Thedifferentialissplitevenlyhalfaboveandhalfbelowoftheboilertarget.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    Auto,2to42°F(1.0to23.5°C)Deafult=Auto

    Installer

    BOILER MINIMUMTheboilerreturnminimumprotectsbothcondensingandnon-condensingboilersfromcoldreturnwatertemperatures.Themixingvalveisclosedorthevariablespeedinjectionmixingisreducedwhentheboilerreturntemperaturefallsbelowthissetting.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoMixingorBoiler+Mix.

    Theminimumallowedboilertargettemperature.Checktheboilermanufacturer’smanualforrecommendedreturnwatertemperatures.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoBoiler.

    Off,50to180°F(10.0to82.0°C)

    Default=OffInstaller

    EMS SIGNAL MINIMUMThestartingvoltagefortheEMSmodulatingboilersignal.ThisvoltagecorrespondstotheEMSLowTemperaturesetting.Checktheboilermanufacturer’smanualforthestartingvoltagefortheEMSsignalrange.Conditions:Availablewhen1)BoilerTypeissettoEMS,and2)BoilerModulationTypeissetto0-10V.

    0.5to10VdcDefault=0.5Vdc Installer

    EMS LOW TEMPERATURETheEMSmodulatingboilertargettemperaturethatcorrespondstotheEMSSignalMinimumvoltageor4mA.Checktheboilermanufacturer’smanualfortheminimumEMStargettemperature.Conditions:AvailablewhenBoilerTypeissettoEMS.

    50to210°F(10to99.0°C)Default=50°F

    (10.0°C)

    Installer

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    Description Range Access

    EMS HIGH TEMPERATURETheEMSmodulatingboilertargettemperaturethatcorrespondsto10V(dc)or20mA.Checktheboilermanufacturer’smanualforthemaximumEMStargettemperature.Conditions:AvailablewhenBoilerTypeissettoEMS.

    50to210°F(10.0to99.0°C)Default=210°F

    (99.0°C)

    Installer

    Setup – Boiler Setup Menu (2 of 2)

    Setup – Mixing Setup MenuDescription Range Access

    MIXING TYPESelectthemixingoutputtype.Floating=Floatingactionmixingoutputtooperateamixingvalve.Injection=Injectionmixingoutputtooperateawet-rotor,impedanceprotectedpumpwithacurrentlessthan2.4A.0-10V=Analogmixingoutputprovidesa0-10V(dc)signal.4-20mA=Analogmixingoutputprovidesa4-20mAsignal.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoMixingorBoiler+Mix.

    Floating,Injection,0-10V,

    or4-20mADefault=Floating

    Installer

    MIX MOTOR SPEEDSetthetimethatthemixingactuatingmotorrequirestooperatefromfullyclosedtofullyopen.Checkthemixingactuatormotorinstructionmanualforthemotorspeedtime.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoMixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)MixingTypeissettoFloating,0-10V,or4-20mA.

    30to230seconds

    Default=105seconds

    Installer

    MIX MAXIMUMSetthemaximumoperatingtemperatureofthesystemsupplywatertemperature.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoMixingorBoiler+Mix.

    80to180°F,Off(26.5to82.5°C)Default=140°F

    (60.0°C)

    Installer

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    BAS Menu (1 of 2)

    Description Range Access

    BAS TYPESelectthecommunicationprotocolusedwiththeBASnetwork.None=Nocommunication.Thecontroloperatesinstand-alone.BACnet-IP=ThecontrolcommunicatestoaBACnet-IPBASsystem.BACnet-MSTP=ThecontrolcommunicatestoaBACnet-MSTPBASsystem.Modbus=ThecontrolcommunicatestoaModbusBASsystem.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    None,BACnet-IP,BACnet-MSTP,

    ModbusDefault=None

    Installer

    BACnet-IP DEVICE IDSelecttheBACnet-IPdeviceidentificationnumber.EachdeviceontheBACnetsystemmusthaveauniqueidentificationnumber.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-IP.

    0to4194302Default=1 Installer

    BACnet-IP PORTSelecttheBACnet-IPportnumber.ThedefaultBACnetportis47808(0xBAC0inhexadecimal).Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-IP.

    0to65535Default=47808 Installer

    IP CONFIGURATIONSelectifDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol(DHCP)isusedtoautomaticallyprovideanIPaddress(Auto)oruseamanuallysetIPaddress(manual)ontheBACnet-IPnetwork.TheHelpscreenshowsthefollowinginformation:• IPConfiguration• IPAddress• SubnetMask• GatewayIP• LinkStatus• SpeedStatusConditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-IP.

    ManualorAutoDefault=Auto Installer

    IP ADDRESSSettheIPaddressontheBACnet-IPnetwork.AllBACnetdevicesmustsharethesamesubnetinordertocommunicate.Conditions:Availablewhen1)BASTypeissettoBACnet-IP,and2)IPConfigurationissettoManual.

    000.000.000.000to

    255.255.255.254Default=

    192.168.0.200

    Installer

    IP SUBNET MASKSetthesubnetmaskontheBACnet-IPnetwork.Conditions:Availablewhen1)BASTypeissettoBACnet-IP,and2)IPConfigurationissettoManual.

    000.000.000.000to

    255.255.255.254Default=

    255.255.255.0

    Installer

    IP GATEWAYSettheGatewayIPaddressontheBACnet-IPnetwork.AllBACnetdevicesmustsharethesamesubnetinordertocommunicate.Conditions:Availablewhen1)BASTypeissettoBACnet-IP,and2)IPConfigurationissettoManual.

    000.000.000.000to

    255.255.255.254Default=

    192.168.0.1

    Installer

    REGISTER FOREIGN DEVICESSelectifaBACnetBroadcastManagementDevice(BBMD)isontheBACnetnetwork.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-IP.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    Settings using a number keypad require touching the number field and then pressing the "Clear" button before entering the number.

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    Description Range Access

    BBMD PORTSettheBACnetBroadcastManagementDevice(BBMD)UDPportontheBACnetnetwork.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-IP.

    0to65535Default=47808 Installer

    BBMD TIMESettheBACnetBroadcastManagementDevice(BBMD)time-to-liveinsecondsforforeigndeviceregistrationonaBACnetnetwork.Conditions:Availablewhen1)BASTypeissettoBACnet-IP,and2)RegisterForeignDeviceissettoOn.

    30to65535seconds

    Default=30seconds

    Installer

    BBMD IPSettheBACnetBroadcastManagementDevice(BBMD)IPaddressontheBACnetnetwork.Conditions:Availablewhen1)BASTypeissettoBACnet-IP,and2)RegisterForeignDeviceissettoOn.

    000.000.000.000to

    255.255.255.254Default=

    127.127.127.127

    Installer

    MAC ADDRESSThisistheMediaAccessControl(MAC)addressofthisproduct.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-IP.

    XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX Installer

    BACnet-MSTP DEVICE IDSettheBACnetMSTPdeviceidentificationnumber.EachdeviceontheBACnetnetworkmusthaveauniqueidentificationnumber.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-MSTP.

    0to4194302Default=1 Installer

    BACnet-MSTP ADDRESSSettheMSTPaddress.EachMSTPdevicemusthaveauniqueaddress.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-MSTP.

    0to127Default=1 Installer

    BACnet-MSTP BAUD RATESelecttheBACnet-MSTPdatacommunicationrate.HigherdataratesmayrestrictcablelengthandmayrequireterminatingresistorsattheendoftheRS-485databus.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoBACnet-MSTP.

    9600,19k2,38k4,57k6,76k8,115kDefault=9600

    Installer

    MODBUS ADDRESSSettheModbusaddress.EachModbusdevicemusthaveauniqueaddress.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoModbus.

    1to247Default=1 Installer

    MODBUS DATA TYPESelectwhethertheModbusnetworkusesRTUorASCIIdataframeformat.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoModbus.

    RTUorASCIIDefault=RTU Installer

    MODBUS BAUD RATESelecttheModbusdatacommunicationrate.HigherdataratesmayrestrictcablelengthandmayrequireterminatingresistorsattheendoftheRS-485databus.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoModbus.

    2400,9600,19k2,57k6,115k

    Default=19k2Installer

    MODBUS PARITYSelectiftheModbuscommunicationframeusesaparitybit.Conditions:AvailablewhenBASTypeissettoModbus.

    None,Even,OddDefault=Even Installer

    BAS Menu (2 of 2)

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    Monitor Menu (1 of 3)Description Range Access

    MELTING ENERGYRecordstheamountofenergyusedbythesnowmeltingsystemsincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    Hydronic0to999999thmorGJ

    Electric0to999999kWh

    UserInstaller

    MELTING HOURSRecordsthenumberofmeltinghourssincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    0to999999hours

    UserInstaller

    HEAT HOURSRecordsthenumberofhourstheboilerfiredortheelectriccableheatedsincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    0to999999hours

    UserInstaller

    HEAT CYCLESRecordsthenumberofcyclestheboilerturnedonortheelectriccableheatedsincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    0to999999cycles Installer

    SYSTEM PUMPRecordsthenumberofhoursthesystempumphasoperatedsincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric.

    0to999999hours Installer

    PRIMARY PUMPRecordsthenumberofhourstheprimarypumphasoperatedsincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric.

    0to999999hours Installer

    BOILER PUMPRecordsthenumberofhourstheboilerpumphasoperatedsincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    0to999999hours Installer

    SLAB SENSOR 1 HIGHRecordsthehighestmeasuredslab1temperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenSnow/IceSensor1issettoIn-slaborSlabSensor1=On.

    -58to167°F(-50.0to75.0°C) Installer

    SLAB SENSOR 1 LOWRecordsthelowestmeasuredslab1temperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenSnow/IceSensor1issettoIn-slaborSlabSensor1=On.

    -58to167°F(-50.0to75.0°C) Installer

    SLAB SENSOR 2 HIGHRecordsthehighestmeasuredslab2temperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenSnow/IceSensor2issettoIn-slaborSlabSensor2=On.

    -58to167°F(-50.0to75.0°C) Installer

    SLAB SENSOR 2 LOWRecordsthelowestmeasuredslab2temperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenSnow/IceSensor2issettoIn-slaborSlabSensor2=On.

    -58to167°F(-50.0to75.0°C) Installer

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    Description Range Access

    OUTDOOR HIGHRecordsthehighestmeasuredoutdoorairtemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    -67to149°F(-55.0to65.0°C) Installer

    OUTDOOR LOWRecordsthelowestmeasuredoutdoorairtemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    -67to149°F(-55.0to65.0°C) Installer

    BOILER SUPPLY HIGHRecordsthehighestmeasuredboilersupplytemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    BOILER SUPPLY LOWRecordsthelowestmeasuredboilersupplytemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    BOILER RETURN HIGHRecordsthehighestmeasuredboilerreturntemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoBoiler,Mixing,orBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    BOILER RETURN LOWRecordsthelowestmeasuredboilerreturntemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoBoiler,Mixing,orBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    SYSTEM SUPPLY HIGHRecordsthehighestmeasuredsystemsupplytemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,MixingorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    SYSTEM SUPPLY LOWRecordsthelowestmeasuredsystemsupplytemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,MixingorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    SYSTEM RETURN HIGHRecordsthehighestmeasuredsystemreturntemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,MixingorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    SYSTEM RETURN LOWRecordsthelowestmeasuredsystemreturntemperaturesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,MixingorBoiler+Mix.

    -31to266°F(-35.0to130.0°C) Installer

    PRESSURE HIGHRecordsthehighestsystempressuresincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeisnotsettoElectricand2)PressureSensorissettoOn.

    0to300psi(0to2069kPa) Installer

    PRESSURE LOWRecordsthelowestsystempressuresincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeisnotsettoElectricand2)PressureSensorissettoOn.

    0to300psi(0to2069kPa) Installer

    Monitor Menu (2 of 3)

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    Monitor Menu (3 of 3)Description Range Access

    FLOW RATE HIGHRecordsthehighestsystemflowratesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeisnotsettoElectricand2)FlowSensorissettoOn.

    0to1000GPM(0to272m3/h) Installer

    FLOW RATE LOWRecordsthelowestsystemflowratesincethecounterwaslastreset.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeisnotsettoElectricand2)FlowSensorissettoOn.

    0to1000GPM(0to272m3/h) Installer

    RESET ALL?Resetsallthecountersinthemonitormenuatonce.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    N/A Installer

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    Toolbox MenuDescription Range Access

    ERROR CODEThecurrenterrorcodeisdisplayed.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    SeeErrorCodeSection

    UserInstaller

    ACCESS LEVELSelecttheaccesslevelofthecontrol.Thisdetermineswhichmenusanditemsareavailablethroughtheuserinterface.Conditions:AvailablewhentheDIPswitchissettoUnlocked.

    UserorInstallerDefault=Installer

    UserInstaller

    TYPE 680Productinformation.Product680tektra#:107001SW:J1243BSVN:1054Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    J1243BLastletterindicates

    softwareversion

    UserInstaller

    SCREEN BRIGHTNESSSelectthescreenbrightness.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    0to100%Default=75%

    UserInstaller

    TEMPERATURE UNITSSelectFahrenheitorCelsiustemperatureunits.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    °For°CDefault=°F

    UserInstaller

    FLOW UNITSSelecttheunitsformeasuringflowrates.OptionsincludeUSgallonsperminute(GPM),cubicmetersperhour(m3/h)andlitersperminute(LPM).Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric.

    GPM,m3/h,LPMDefault=GPM

    UserInstaller

    ENERGY UNITSSelecttheunitsformeasuringenergy.Optionsincludetherms(thm),gigajoules(GJ),megabritishthermalunits(MBtu)andkilowatt-hours(kWh).Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric.

    thm,GJ,MBtu,orkWh

    Default=thm

    UserInstaller

    PRESSURE UNITSSelecttheunitsformeasuringpressure.OptionsincludepoundspersquareInch(psi)orkilopascals(kPa).Conditions:AvailablewhenApplicationModeisnotsettoElectric.

    psiorkPaDefault=psi

    UserInstaller

    LOAD DEFAULTSSelect“Yes”toreloadthefactorydefaultsonthecontrol.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    NoorYes UserInstaller

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    Override MenuDescription Range Access

    MANUAL OVERRIDEManuallyoverridethenormalautomaticoperationofthecontroltotesttheequipmentoroperatethesystematthemaximumtemperaturelimits.Auto=Normaloperation.Hand=Manualoverrideofeachrelayoutput.MaxHeat=Operatehydronicsystematmaximumheat.Test=Operateelectricsystemfor10minutes.Purge=Hydronicsystempurgeoperatespumpstohelpbleedairfromthesystem.Conditions:Alwaysavailable.

    Auto,Hand,MaxHeat,Test,Purge,

    Off

    UserInstaller

    SYSTEM PUMPManuallyturnonthesystempumpduringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,Boiler,MixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)ManualOverrideissettoHand.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    PRIMARY PUMPManuallyturnontheprimarypumpduringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,Boiler,MixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)ManualOverrideissettoHand.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    BOILER PUMPManuallyturnontheboilerpumpduringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoPWMMode,BoilerorBoiler+Mix,and2)ManualOverrideissettoHand.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    BOILER MODULATIONManuallysetthemodulatingboilerfiringrateduringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix,2)ManualOverrideissettoHand,and3)BoilerTypeissettoMod.

    0to100%Default=0% Installer

    BOILER STAGE 1Manuallyturnontheboilerstage1duringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:AvailablewhenManualOverrideissettoHand.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    BOILER STAGE 2Manuallyturnontheboilerstage2duringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix,2)ManualOverrideissettoHand,and3)BoilerTypeissettoStage2.

    OfforOnDefault=Off Installer

    BOILER EMSManuallysetthemodulatingboilerfiringrateduringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoBoilerorBoiler+Mix,2)ManualOverrideissettoHand,and3)BoilerTypeissettoEMS.

    Off,50to210°F(10to99.0°C)Default=Off

    Installer

    MIX SYSTEM OUTPUTManuallysetthemixingvalveorinjectionmixingpumpoutputduringtheHANDManualOverride.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoMixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)ManualOverrideissettoHand.

    0to100%Default=0% Installer

    HAND DURATIONSelecttheamountoftimethattheHANDOverrideisineffectbeforereturningtoAutomaticoperation.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,Boiler,MixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)ManualOverrideissettoHand.

    0:10to72:00hours

    Default=0:10hourInstaller

    MAX HEAT DURATIONSelecttheamountoftimethatMaxHeatisineffectbeforereturningtoAutomaticoperation.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,Boiler,MixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)ManualOverrideissettoMaxHeat.

    0:10to72:00hours

    Default=24:00hourInstaller

    PURGE DURATIONSelecttheamountoftimethatthePurgeisineffectbeforereturningtoAutomaticoperation.Conditions:Availablewhen1)ApplicationModeissettoPWMZone,Boiler,MixingorBoiler+Mix,and2)ManualOverrideissettoPurge.

    0:10to72:00hours

    Default=24:00hourInstaller

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    Sequence of OperationSnow Melting Overview

    Asnowmeltingsystemcanofferasafe,convenient,andcosteffectivewayofremovingsnowandicefromthesnowmeltingslabandsimilarsurfaces.Safetyisincreasedbyactivatingthesnowmeltingsystemassoonasthesnowfallsratherthanwaitingformechanicalsnowremovalaftersnowhasaccumulated.Thiseliminatessliphazardsandreducestheriskofinjurybymechanizedsnowmeltingequipment,therebyreducingpotentialliabilitycosts.Theeliminationofsnowplowequipmentandcorrosivesaltsalsoreducesdamagetotheslabsurfaceandtotheenvironment.Whencontrolledcorrectly,snowmeltingsystemscanbecostcompetitivecomparedtomechanicalsnowremoval.

    Thesnowmeltingcontrolcanoperateinoneoffourdifferentways:

    Melt HeatstheslabtomeltsnoworiceIdle Pre-heatstheslabjustbelowfreezingtoshortenthe

    timerequiredtomeltsnowStorm Temporarilypre-heatstheslabjustbelowfreezingto

    shortenthetimerequiredtomeltsnowOff SnowmeltingsystemisoffThedisplayshowsthecontroloperationinthehomescreen.

    Melt Operation

    Thesnowmeltingsystemoperatestheheatingequipmenttoheattheslabfromacoldstartorfromtheidleorstormtemperaturetoreachthemelttemperaturesettingtomeltsnoworice.Meltoperationcanbetriggeredautomatically

    usingasnow/icesensor,manuallybypressingtheMeltbuttononthedisplay,orthroughtheBACnetorModbusprotocol.Themelttemperaturesettingaffectscalculatedtargetssuchastheslabtarget,boilertargetandmixtarget.

    Melt – Automatic Start and StopAutomaticstartandstopoperationrequirestheinstallationofaSnow/IceSensor090(65'or20mcable)or094(208'or63mcable).Thesensorisinstalledin-slablevelwiththemeltingsurface.Thecontrolcontinuallymonitorsthesensorforthepresenceofmoistureandslabtemperatureconditionsinwhichsnoworicemaybepresent.Whenmoistureisdetected,thecontrolshows“Sensor1WaterStatusWet”intheSlabStatusmenu.Whenthesensorisdrythecontrolshows“SensorWaterStatusDry”.ThecontrolincludesaSensitivitysettingintheSetpointsmenuthatallowstheinstallertoadjusttheamountofmoisturerequiredtostartandstopthemeltingoperation.Inareaswithlowamountsofdustand/orairpollution,thesensitivitymayneedtobeincreased.ThedefaultsensitivitysettingisAuto.Thissettingallowsthecontroltoautomaticallydeterminethebestsuitablesensitivitysettingfortheinstallation.

    PushSTOPbutton

    090or094andslabdryandAddMelttimeelapses

    or

    Idle

    OffWWSD

    BACnetorModbusStopRequest

    090or094detectswater

    ExitsCWCOMelt

    Suspended

    EntersCWCO

    AutoMelt

    Whenmoistureisdetectedandtheslabandoutdoortempera-turesareatorbelowfreezing,thecontrolwillautomaticallystartthesnowmeltingsystem.Asthesnoworicemeltsandtheslabdriesoff,thesensoralsodriesoffatthesametime.Whenthesensorisdry,thesnowmeltsystemautomaticallyshutsoff.Iftherearelowspotsontheslabsurfacethatdryoffslowerthanthesensor,additionalmeltingruntimecanbeincludedbyadjustingtheAdditionalMeltTimesettingintheSetpointsmenu.Ifthesnowmeltingsystemismanuallystopped,thesnow/icesensormustfullydrybeforeitisabletodetectanewsnowfallandautomaticallystartthesnowmeltingsystem.

    Snow/Ice Sensor 090 or 094

    Theslabtemperaturemustreachtheslabtargetinorderforthesystemtoshutoffautomatically.Thecapacityoftheheatsourcemustbesizedtoensuremeltingaslowasthecoldweathercutoff.Inaddition,theheatsourcemaximumtemperaturesetting

    mustbesettoprovidethefullcapacityoftheheatingappliance.Forexample,boileraquastatsshouldbesetto180°F(82°C).Failuretomeettheserequirementsmayresultinthesnowmeltingsystemnotautomaticallyshuttingoffwhentheslabisdry.

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    Melt – EconoMelt

    WhenaSnow/IceSensor090or094isinstalled,theinstallercanchoosetoselecttoeitherautomaticallyormanuallystartthesnowmeltingsystem.SelectingEconoMelttoOnallowssnowremovalusingasnowploworshovel.Theremainingthinlayerofsnoworicethatmechanicalsnowremovalmethodsareunabletoremovecanbemeltedusingthemanualstartoperation.Thesnowmeltingsystemstopswhenthesensorisdry.ThefactorydefaultforEconoMeltisOff.

    PushMeltbutton

    BACnetorModbusMeltRequest

    090andslabdryandAddMelttimeelapses

    WWSD

    PressStopbutton

    BACnetorModbusStopRequest

    MeltOff

    ExitsCWCOMelt

    Suspended

    EntersCWCO

    Melt – Automatic Start and Timed Stop

    Automaticstartwithatimedstopoperationrequirestheinstal-lationofaSnowSensor095.Thesensorisaerialmountedonapolenearthemeltingsurface.ItishighlyrecommendedtoalsoinstallaSlabSensor072(20’or6mcable)or073(40’or12mcable)inordertoregulatetheslabtemperatureandoperatethesnowmeltingsystematthehighestpossibleefficiency.Thecontrolcontinuallymonitorsthesnowsensorforthepresenceofmoistureandslabtemperaturecondi-tionsinwhichsnoworicemaybepresent.Whenmoistureisdetected,thecontrolwillshow“SensorWaterStatusWet”intheSlabStatusmenu.Whenthesensorisdrythecontrolwillshow“SensorWaterStatusDry”.ThecontrolincludesaSensitivitysettingintheSetpointsmenuthatallowsthe

    installertoadjusttheamountofmoisturerequiredtostartandstopthemeltingoperation.Inareaswithlowamountsofdustand/orairpollution,thesensitivitymayneedtobeincreased.ThedefaultsensitivitysettingisAuto.Thissettingallowsthecontroltoautomaticallydeterminethebestsuitablesensitivitysettingfortheinstallation.WhenmoistureisdetectedandboththeslabandoutdoortemperaturesarebelowtheMeltingsetting,thecontrolauto-maticallystartsthesnowmeltingsystem.ThesnowmeltingsystemoperatestoheattheslabtotheslabtargettemperatureandcontinuestooperateuntilthetimesetbytheManualMeltRunTimeintheSetpointsmenuelapses.

    Snow Sensor 095

    PushMeltbutton

    095detectswater

    BACnetorModbusMeltRequest

    ManualMeltRunTimeelapses

    WWSD

    PushStopbutton

    BACnetorModbusStopRequest

    CWCO

    TimedMeltor

    Idle

    Off

    095detectswater

    Additional Melting Time

    DrySnow Ice Sensor

    ASnow/IceSensor090or094automaticallyshutsoffthesnowmeltingsystemwhenthewatersensorisdry.Duetotheconstructionoftheslabandthelayoutoftheheatingpipeorelectricalcable,theremaybeareasthatdonotmeltcompletely.TheAdditionalMeltTimesettingintheSetpointsmenuallowstheinstallertosetadditionmeltingtimeafterthesensorisdry.

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    Melt – Manual Start and Timed Stop

    Thesnowmeltingsystemcanbestartedmanuallyinoneoftwodifferentmethods:• TouchtheMeltbuttononthecontroldisplay.• TheMelt/StopRequestparameterintheBACnetorModbus

    communicationprotocol.Oncemanuallystarted,thesnowmeltingsystemcontinuestooperateuntilthetimesetbytheManualMeltRunTimesettingintheSetpointsmenuelapses.

    PushMeltbutton

    BACnetorModbusMeltRequest

    ManualMeltRunTimeelapses

    WWSD

    PushStopbutton

    BACnetorModbusStopRequest

    CWCO

    TimedMeltor

    Idle

    Off

    IfamanualstarthasbeenprovidedandaSnow/IceSensordetectswater,thecontrolchangesfrommanualmelttoautomaticoperation.ThesnowmeltingsystemwillcontinuetooperateuntilthesensorisdryandtheAdditionalMeltTimeelapses.

    Tandem Snow/Ice Detection

    ThecontrolallowsanycombinationoftwoSnow/Icesensors090or094orSnowSensors095tobeinstalled.Thisprovidesfullredundancyandincreasesthesnowdetectionarea.Bothsensorsareusedtodetectsnoworiceandifeithersensoriswetthesnowmeltingzonestartsmelting.Thecontrolcontinuestooperateuntilbothsensorsaredry.Thisallowssnoworicedetectionoverawiderarea.Intheeventofasensorfailure,thecontrolcontinuestooperatenormally,givingbuildingmaintenancestafftimetotroubleshootandreplacethefaultysensorifnecessary.

    PressMeltbuttontostartmeltingoperation

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    Idle Operation

    Whenthesnowmeltingsystemstartsfromacoldtemperature,theremaybealongtimedelaybeforetheslabiswarmenoughtomeltsnow.Thistimedelayallowssnowtoaccumulateontheslabwhichisnotacceptableinsomecommercialandinstitutionalapplications.Todecreasethestart-uptime,theslabcanbepre-heatedtomaintainaminimumtemperature.ThisisknownastheIdletemperature.Idlingrequireslargeenergyconsumptionandisgenerallyrecommendedforinstitutionaland/orcommercialinstallationswheresafetyconcernsareparamount.Thedisplayshows"SystemisIdling"whenthecontrolisinidleoperation.Whendesigningasnowmeltingsystem,anengineermayspecifytheamountofallowedsnowaccumulationastheSnow-FreeAreaRatio.Therearethreedifferentlevels.ASnow-FreeAreaRatioof1isdefinedasasystemthatmeltsallsnowasitfallswithnoallowedaccumulation.ThisrequiresthattheIdletemperaturebesetjustbelowfreezing.Examplesofthesetypesofapplicationsinclude:• Hospitalemergencyareas• Helicopterlandingpads• Parkinggarageramps

    ASnow-FreeAreaRatioof0.5isdefinedasasystemwithpartialsnowaccumulationontheslabbutnotinallareas.ThesetypesofsystemsmayalsouseIdlingbutusuallyset

    atatemperatureseveraldegreesbelowfreezingtoreduceenergyconsumption.Applicationsmayinclude:• Steepresidentialdriveways• Commercialsidewalks• LoadingdocksASnow-FreeAreaRatioof0isdefinedasasystemthatallowssnowaccumulation.Thesesystemsoperatethesnowmeltingsystemfromacoldstartresultinginthelowestenergyconsumptioncostsandthelongesttimestostartmeltingsnow.InthiscasesettheIdletooff.Thisisrecommendedformostresidentialapplicationssuchas:• Flatresidentialdriveways• Patios• ResidentialsidewalksSomesystemsaredesignedforkeepingaslabsurfacefreeoficeratherthanfreeofsnow.Themostcommonapplicationsinclude:• Carwashbaysandaprons• Aircrafthangeraprons• TurfconditioningongolfcoursegreensThesesystemsrequiretheuseofIdlingatornearfreezingthrough-outthewinterandmayresultinhighenergyconsumption.

    Storm OperationFormanyapplicationsitistoocostlytoIdlethesnowmeltsystemallwinter.TheStormoperationcombinesthebenefitsofafastresponsetimetogetherwithloweroperatingcosts.TheStormoperationdoesthisbyallowingtheusertomanuallypre-heattheslabtemporarilyinpreparationofasnowfallwarning.IntheeventthatsnowfallsandisdetectedbyaSnow/IceSensororaSnowSensororthesystemismanuallystarted,thesnowmeltsystemheatstheslabuptothemeltingtemperatureandcompletesameltingcycle.Shouldnosnowfallduring

    thestormtimeperiod,thecontrolexitsStormoperationandreturnstoOff.TheStormoperationissetupbysettingtheStormtemperatureandtheStormRunTimeintheSetpointsmenu.TheStormoperationisactivatedbytheStorm/StopRequestparameterintheBACnetorModbuscommunicationprotocol.

    Slab Temperature Control

    Controllingtheslabtemperatureiscriticaltominimizingthecostofsnowmelting.ThisrequiresthateitheraSnow/IceSensor090or094oraSlabSensor072or073isinstalled.TheSnow/IceSensorcontainsabuilt-inslabtemperaturesensor.Whilethecontrolcanoperatewithoutaslabsensorinstalled,operatingcostsaremuchhigher.Theslabisoperatedusingslaboutdoorreset.Astheoutdoortemperaturegetscolder,theheatlossoftheslabincreases.Inordertokeeptheslabsurfaceataconstanttemperat