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It’s Under Control
®
CHAPTER 3 | INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
RTI COM
This RJ-45 port allows connection to RTI ZM-24 Transceiver Modules
utilizing ZigBee
®
wireless communication. The connection supports full
duplex two-way communication for use with compatible RTI handheld
controllers. Refer to the ZM-24 Transceiver Module operation guide for
installation instructions.
CONNECTING POWER SENSOR MODULES
The multi-purpose output ports on the XP-6 are compatible with RTI power
sensing modules (e.g. VPS-1 and SPS-1). Follow the guide included with
the modules for installation instructions, and follow the instructions in the
Integration Designer
®
software guide for programming details.
CONNECTING COMMUNICATION MODULES
The multi-purpose output ports on the XP-6 are compatible with RTI
communication modules (e.g. CM-232). Follow the guide included with
the modules for installation instructions, and follow the instructions in the
Integration Designer
®
software guide for programming details.
VOLTAGE TRIGGER OUTPUT
The XP-6 has three voltage trigger outputs (12VDC @ 100mA) that are
congurable within Integration Designer
®
. These voltage triggers are
Normally Off, but they can be programmed to be Normally On (activated)
as long as power is applied to the XP-6.
Connect the positive lead from the device to one of the three Trig Out
1-2-3 terminals and connect the ground side of the desired device to
the XP-6 voltage trigger Ground terminal.
VOLTAGE SENSE INPUT
The XP-6 has three voltage sense inputs (+3-24 VDC) that are congurable
within Integration Designer
®
. During the execution of a macro events can
be triggered such as IR commands, RS-232 commands, relay closure, etc.
based on the status of the voltage sense input.
Connect positive lead from voltage source to Sense In 1, 2, or 3
terminal input and negative lead to Ground terminal.
RELAYS
The three relays in the XP-6 can provide contact closure or switching
control for loads up to 5A/30VDC each. All three relays are Normally Open
when not energized, but they can be programmed to behave Normally
Closed as long as power is applied to the XP-6.
For contact closure control, simply connect the A and B contact
terminals of a relay to the desired device.
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