SureLink-2 module

GND

GND

GND

GND

Ammonia
sensor
(opt.)

Outside T
sensor (opt.)

Inside T
sensor 8 (opt.)

Inside T
sensor 7 (opt.)

Inside T
sensor 6 (opt.)

Inside T
sensor 5 (opt.)

Inside T
sensor 4

Inside T
sensor 3

A-BOX (opt.)

Inside T
sensor 2

Inside T
sensor 1

[3]

[2]

[1]

EN

USB Connector
(for memory card)

NC

NO

115/230 Vac
Voltage Selector
1

2
A

3
B

4
C

5
D

6
E

7
F

8
G

9
H

10
I

11
J

12
K

13
L

14
M

15
N

16
O

17
P

18
Q

19
R

20

21

22

S
n.u.

n.u.

n.u.

> Module

Connections:
See Overleaf

NO

[S]

GND

GND

0-10V

Dwyer gauge static

pressure sensor (opt.)

0-10V Light
Module 1 (opt.)

[R]

Alarm
Supply

[R]

[Q]

[19]

[C]

[D]

[20]

[21]

Controller
Power Supply
115/230Vac

Wind speed
sensor (opt.)

Digital input 6
(water meter or feeder)

Digital input 5
(water meter or feeder)

Relative humidity
sensor (opt.)

Digital input 4
(water meter or feeder)

Power

Digital input 3
(water meter or feeder)

GND PWR

4-20mA

Digital input 2
(water meter or feeder)

Digital input 1
(water meter or feeder)

GND OUT

[C]

[C]

0-10V

0-10V Light
Module 2 (opt.)

INSTALLATION NOTES
1. Mounting Instructions: Leave a clearance
of at least 16 (400mm) to the left of the
controller box to allow the cover to be removed for maintenance.
2. Cable Entry : Punch holes at the bottom of
the enclosure to allow wires to be introduced
in the controller. Do not drill the top or side
panels of the enclosure.
3. Alarm System: Installation of a good quality alarm system is strongly suggested to warn
of power failures and high/low temperatures.
4. Surge Protection: Provide a surge protection (including lightning protection) from the
power supply to the controller and from the
control to the sensors. Consult a certified
electrician if required.

5. Low Voltage Wires: Install low voltage

wires at least 12 inches (300 mm) away from
high voltage wires (230-120VAC,24VDC).
Always cross low and high voltage wires at
a 90 angle.
6. Voltage Selection: Set the voltage selector to the proper position : 115 or 230Vac.
7. Water meter: The water meter output
should be a dry contact and should not pulse
faster than 60 times a second (60Hz). A 22/12
AWG gauge cable no longer than 2000 feet
(0.6 km) can be used to connect the water
meter. Do not use a cable longer than 2000
feet even if a larger cable is used. Do not run
the meter cable outside the building!

8. Temperature Sensor Plugin Cards: Up

to 3 plug-in cards can be connected to the
controller. Each additional card comes with
8 temperature inputs. Refer to the wiring
diagram at the back of this page to connect
these cards to the controller.
9. SureLink-2 Module: Refer to the users manual of the SureLink-2 module to set the End of
line (EOL) selectors properly.
10. Digital inputs: The function of each digital
input must be defined in the Digital Input tab
of the controller.

WIRING DIAGRAM
PRO-VISION
891-00453

Rev.07

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ID Numbers for Relay Panels

> Connecting a Relay Panel CS

to next module
(if applicable)

Each relay inside a relay panel lies down on a

relay strip which contains up to 16 relays. Three
different 16-relay strips can be located inside a
relay panel and each relay strip must be given a
unique identification number so the controller can
communicate with it. The table below shows what
ID number must be assigned to the relay strips of
all relay panels.

(panel with 3 comm. wires)

com 1
com 2
GND

RELAY PANEL
(CS model)

PRO-VISION
1
A

Consecutive RP-32 relay panels

Panel #1

Strip 1

ID# 1

Relay 1-16

Strip 2

ID# 2

Relay 17-32

Panel #2

Strip 1

ID# 3

Relay 33-48

Strip 2

ID# 4

Relay 49-64

Panel #3

Strip 1

ID# 5

Relay 65-80

Strip 2

ID# 6

Relay 81-96

Panel #4

Strip 1

ID# 7

Relay 97-112

Strip 2

ID# 8

Relay 113-128

Panel #2

Panel #3

Strip 1

ID# 1

Relay 1-16

Strip 2

ID# 2

Relay 17-32

Strip 3

ID# 3

Relay 33-40

Strip 1

ID# 4

Relay 41-56

Strip 2

ID# 5

Relay 57-72

Strip 3

ID# 6

Relay 73-80

Strip 1

ID# 7

Relay 81-96

Strip 2

ID# 8

Relay 97-112

Strip 3

ID# 9

Relay 113-120

> Connecting a Relay Panel non-CS

(panel with 4 comm. wires)

RELAY PANEL
(Non-CS model)
PRO-VISION

ID# 2

Relay 17-32

Strip 3

ID# 3

Relay 33-40

Strip 1

ID# 4

Relay 41-56

3
B

4
C

Green
Black
Red
White

ID Numbers for Additional Modules

(ID # 17-32)
Each additional module connected to the communication port of the controller must be given a unique
ID number. These modules can be identified with
ID numbers 17 to 32 and they must be identified
in numerical order.

> Connecting the Add-on Cards8

Temperature
Sensor
Add-on Card

ID Selector
The table below shows
how to set the ID number
with the switches that are
located on the electronic
board of each relay strip
and of each additional
module.

14V

PRO-VISION

GND
1

2
A

3
B

4
C

[D] (14VDC -)

[C] (14VDC +)

[B] (Mod.2)

[A] (Mod.1)

SWITCH NUMBER

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

ID 1
ID 2
ON
ID 3
ON
ID 4
ON
ON
ID 5
ON
ID 6
ON
ON
ID 7
ON
ON
ID 8
ON
ON
ON
ID 9
ON
ID 10
ON
ON
ID 11
ON
ON
ID 12
ON
ON
ON
ID 13
ON
ON
ID 14
ON
ON
ON
ID 15
ON
ON
ON
ID 16
ON
ON
ON
ON
ID 17
ON
ID 18
ON
ON
ID 19
ON
ON
ID 20
ON
ON
ON
ID 21
ON
ON
ID 22
ON
ON
ON
ID 23
ON
ON
ON
ID 24
ON
ON
ON
ON
ID 25
ON
ON
ID 26
ON
ON
ON
ID 27
ON
ON
ON
ID 28
ON
ON
ON
ON
ID 29
ON
ON
ON
ID 30
ON
ON
ON
ON
ID 31
ON
ON
ON
ON
ID 32
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON

Shield

Strip 2

[D] (14VDC -)

Relay 1-16
[B] (Mod.2)

ID# 1

[A] (Mod.1)

Strip 1

[C] (14VDC +)

Panel #2
(RP-16)

[A] (Mod.1)

One RP-40 & One RP-16 relay panel

Panel #1
(RP-40)

[D] (GND)
[B] (Mod.2)

Consecutive RP-40 relay panels

Panel #1

WIRING DIAGRAM
PRO-VISION
891-00453

Rev.07