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Configuration
CNT-SVX05B-EN 75
Table 34. Binary output configuration
Terminal label
Function
1
BO1 Supply fan
BO2 Exhaust fan
BO3 • None
• DX cooling stage 1
• Electric heat stage 4
BO4 • None
• DX cooling stage 2
• Electric heat stage 3
BO5 • None
• DX cooling stage 3
• Electric heat stage 2
BO6 • None
• DX cooling stage 4
• Electric heat stage 1
1 Factory-installed Tracer AH540 controllers are configured according to model num-
ber specification.
Table 35. Analog output configuration
Analog
output
1
Function
Output voltage
range
Valid range
2
Default value
AO1 Supply fan speed • 0–10 Vdc
•2–10 Vdc
•Normally slow
•Normally fast
•0–10 Vdc
• Normally open
AO2 Cool output • 0–10 Vdc
•2–10 Vdc
• Normally open
• Normally closed
•2–10 Vdc
• Normally closed
AO3 Heat output • 0–10 Vdc
•2–10 Vdc
• Normally open
• Normally closed
•2–10 Vdc
• Normally open
AO4 Face-and-bypass damper • 0–10 Vdc
•2–10 Vdc
•Normally face
• Normally bypass
3
•2–10 Vdc
•Normally face
AO5 Outdoor air damper • 0–10 Vdc
•2–10 Vdc
• Normally open
• Normally closed
•2–10 Vdc
• Normally closed
1 The Rover service tool uses the unit type to determine and download the proper default analog output configuration. For
example, if you configure the controller as a space temperature controller, Rover will not allow AO1 to be configured for a sup-
ply fan speed output. Analog output AO1 is only used when the controller is configured as a variable-air-volume controller.
2 The normally open/closed configuration item refers to the inactive state of the end device, such as a cooling valve. If the device
is a normally open valve, the configuration for analog output AO2 must be normally open.
3 A normally face damper is positioned full coil face, and a normally bypass damper is positioned full coil bypass when the ana-
log output is at 0 Vdc.

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