Honeywell ERM5220R1018 Bedienungsanleitung

INSTALL GUIDE

33-00135EFS-05

ERM5220R

Equipment Remote Module

WITH REDLINK™ WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

Table of Contents

About the ERM5220R 2

Installation Checklist 3

Terminal Designations 4

Installation 6

Checkout 12

Troubleshooting 14

Specifications 16

5 Year Warranty 18

CAUTION

Read these installation instructions completely and follow them

carefully.

Installation must be performed by a qualified service technician and

must comply with local codes.

Disconnect power to all relevant devices before installing or

servicing the ERM.

Failure to connect the device according to these instructions may

result in damage to the device, the controls, and/or personal injury.

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About the ERM5220R

Fig. 1.

• Wireless RedLink™ communication between condensing unit/

compressor or boiler and thermostat.

• Eliminates the need to run additional wires to your equipment, for

example, during a heat pump upgrade.

• Suitable for outdoor use.

• Temperature sensor terminals for outdoor temp sensors or indoor

freeze protection.

• LEDs for easy installation checkout.

• May reduce damage to homes since wiring/drilling is eliminated.

NOTE: The ERM5220R must be used with updated

THX9421R5021, TH8321R1001 and/or EIM. Look

for this image on these products.

MCR35654

ERM

WIRE

CONDENSING

UNIT

THERMOSTAT

ERM

BOILER

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Installation Checklist

MATERIALS SUPPLIED:

• ERM5220R

• Wall Anchors (x2) and Mounting Screws (x2)

• Extra Cover Screw (optional)

• Installation Instructions

TOOLS NEEDED (NOT SUPPLIED):

•Drill

• Nut Driver Attachment for Drill

• Wire Stripper

• Small Flathead Screwdriver

• Phillips Screwdriver

• 120/240 V to 24 V Transformer (optional)

M35671

INSTALL GUIDE

33-00135EFS-03

ERM5220R

Equipment Remote Module

WITH REDLINK™ WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

Table of Contents

About the ERM5220R 2

Installation Checklist 3

Terminal Designations 4

Installation 6

Checkout 12

Troubleshooting 14

Specifications 16

5 YearWarranty 18

CAUTION

Read these installation instructions completely and follow them

carefully.

Installation must be performed by a qualified service technician and

must comply with local codes.

Disconnect power to all relevant devices before installing or

servicing the ERM.

Failure to connect the device according to these instructions may

result in damage to the device, the controls, and/or personal injury.

M35669 M35672

M35670

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Terminal Designations

Fig. 2. Terminal Designations for Compressor.

M35655

JRCYDLS1 S1

TERMINALS FOR 10K OHM TEMPERATURE SENSOR. CAN BE USED TO SENSE OUTDOOR TEMPERATURES WHICH WILL BE DISPLAYED

ON A COMPATIBLE RedLINK THERMOSTAT.

COMPRESSOR LINE FAULT TERMINAL. FAULT OCCURRENCE WILL BE COMMUNICATED TO COMPATIBLE RedLINK THERMOSTAT.

COMPRESSOR DEFROST TERMINAL. DEFROST OCCURRENCE WILL BE COMMUNICATED TO COMPATIBLE RedLINK THERMOSTAT.

O/B TERMINAL FOR REVERSING VALVE ON HEAT PUMP.

SECOND STAGE OF TWO STAGE COMPRESSOR.

FIRST STAGE OF TWO STAGE COMPRESSOR.

TERMINALS FOR 24VAC POWER.

TERMINAL FOR JUMPER. JUMPER BETWEEN J AND R SHOULD BE IN PLACE FOR COMPRESSOR USE.

THE “D” TERMINAL OPERATES AS AN INPUT FOR DEFROST. ACTIVE INPUT ON “D” TERMINAL WILL POWER AUX1. IF “D” TO AUX1 IS NOT DESIRED, DO NOT

CONNECT “D” TERMINAL TO THE ERM5220R. THIS FEATURE IS ONLY ACTIVE WHEN THE THE ERM5220R IS CONFIGURED FOR USE WITH A COMPRESSOR

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS FOR COMPRESSOR

O/B

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Fig. 3. Terminal Designations for Boiler.

M35656A

JRCYO/B

TDLS1 S1

TERMINALS FOR 10K OHM TEMPERATURE SENSOR. CAN BE USED FOR FREEZE PROTECTION IN THE CASE OF THE THERMOSTAT

LOSING THE SIGNAL TO THE ERM. SENSOR MUST REMAIN INDOORS TO BE USED FOR FREEZE PROTECTION.

TERMINAL FOR HEAT CALL.

TERMINALS FOR 24VAC POWER.

TERMINAL FOR JUMPER. JUMPER BETWEEN J AND R SHOULD BE REMOVED FOR BOILER USE.

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS FOR BOILER

TERMINAL FOR HEAT CALL.

NOTE: ERM WILL NOT SUPPORT SERIES20 OPERATION. WHEN CONFIGURED AS A BOILER, THE Y RELAY SHALL BE OFF AT ALL TIMES.

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INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT

• The ERM is not compatible with RedLink Zone boards.

• To ensure that the ERM will receive a wireless signal at the

desired installation location, follow steps 1 to 5 in the Wiring

section.

• If your location has metal siding, the ERM’s signal may be

affected. If there is no communication or poor signal strength,

consider a different location.

• A Prestige (with EIM) or VisionPRO (with or without EIM) will

only allow one of the following configurations:

1) Enrolled with a single boiler configured ERM;

2) Enrolled with a single compressor configured ERM;

3) Enrolled with a single boiler configured ERM and enrolled

with a single compressor configured ERM.

Wiring

1. Make sure power to compressor/boiler is off.

2. Remove the front cover by loosening the cover screw and lifting up

from the bottom of the ERM.

3. Remove 3 to 4 inches of the cable’s outer sheathing, then remove

3/8 to 1/2 inch of insulation from each wire.

Fig. 4. Cable prepared for wiring.

M35674

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4. For compressor applications: Leave the jumper between termi-

nals J and R in place.

For boiler applications: Remove the jumper between terminals J

and R.

Fig. 5. Terminal Designations showing the jumper

between J and R terminals.

5. For compressors and boilers: Connect a 24 VAC power source

to the R and C terminals on the ERM.

Fig. 6.

6. Connect terminals from the ERM to the appropriate terminals on

the compressor/boiler control board.

MCR35657

CYDLS1 S1

FOR COMPRESSOR:

Jumper J and R

FOR BOILER:

Remove Jumper

JRO/B

M35658

CYDLS1 S1

24V CAN COME FROM AIR HANDLER

(COMPRESSOR APPLICATION)

OR EXTERNAL TRANSFORMER

JRO/B

VAC

V c.a.

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COMPRESSOR

Fig. 7.

BOILER

Fig. 8.

IMPORTANT

If the ERM was previously used with a compressor and will now

be used with a boiler:

1) un-enroll the ERM at the thermostat;

2) remove the jumper on the ERM;

3) designate Radiant Heat for Heating System Type

(ISU 2000) in your thermostat.

M35668

CYDLS1 S1

JRO/B

CYDL

Y2 O/B

VAC

V c.a.

10K OHM OUTDOOR

TEMPERATURE

SENSOR (OPTIONAL)

EQUIPMENT CONTROL BOARD

M35673

CYDLS1 S1

JRO/B

EQUIPMENT

CONTROL

BOARD

10K OHM INDOOR

TEMPERATURE

SENSOR

(RECOMMENDED)

VAC

V c.a.

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Once power is connected, the “Compressor” (or “Boiler”) LED should

illuminate green. (Fig. 9)

Fig. 9.

7. For compressors and boilers:

Put the thermostat in pairing mode.

New thermostat installation: When going through the initial setup

the thermostat display will ask “TSTAT CONTROLS AN EQUIP

MODULE”. This refers to an EIM, not an ERM. See note below.

The next screen says “connect RedLINK Accessories?” The

ERM is an accessory, so select “yes”, and then “next”.

Existing thermostat installation: Select menu - installer options -

wireless manager - add device. See thermostat installation guide

for assistance.

NOTE: The ERM (equipment remote module) is not an EIM (equipment

interface module).

• If using a Prestige IAQ thermostat, the EIM (THM5421R) is

always needed, whether the ERM is used or not.

• If using a RedLINK VisionPRO model, the EIM is not needed if:

(a) there are wire connections to R and C at the thermostat

subbase and the thermostat controls hot water heat

only (no cooling).

(b) the R and C as well as furnace or air-handler wires are

connected to the subbase of the thermostat.

8. Once the thermostat is in pairing mode, press and quickly release

the “Connect” button on the ERM.

MCR35659

CONNECTED LED STATUS

Connect

Flashing: Device Connecting

Green: Device Connected

Red: Not Communicating

Compressor

Boiler

Connected

MCR35660

CONNECTED LED STATUS

Connect

Flashing: Device Connecting

Green: Device Connected

Red: Not Communicating

Compressor

Boiler

Connected

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When the ERM is connected to the system, the ERM’s “Connected” LED

will be solid green and the thermostat will show “ERM” in its Wireless

Manager. (Fig. 10)

Fig. 10.

Mounting ERM

9. Use two screws and wall anchors to attach the ERM to the exterior

wall near the compressor. The location should be at least 3 feet

above ground and oriented with the two wire exits facing

downward. See Figs. 11 and 12.

10. Attach cover and secure with bottom screw (Fig. 13).

Fig. 11. Mounting orientation.

MCR35661

CONNECTED LED STATUS

Connect

Flashing: Device Connecting

Green: Device Connected

Red: Not Communicating

Compressor

Boiler

Connected

MCR35662

CONNECTED LED STATUS

Connect

Flashing: Device Connecting

Green: Device Connected

Red: Not Communicating

Compressor

Boiler

Connected

MCR35665

MOUNTING

SCREWS

CORRECT

Equipment Remote Module I ERM5000R

Compressor

Boiler

Connected

Connect

CONNECTED LED STATUS

Flashing: Device Connecting

Green: Device Connected

Red: Not Communicating

Compressor:

Jump J and R

Boiler:

Remove Jumper

JRC

TO/B

S1 S1

INCORRECTINCORRECT

Equipment Remote Module I ERM5000R

Compressor

Boiler

Connected

Connect

CONNECTED LED STATUS

Flashing: Device Connecting

Green: Device Connected

Red: Not Communicating

Compressor:

Jump J and R

Boiler:

Remove Jumper

JRC

TO/B

S1 S1

Equipment Remote Module I ERM5000R

Compressor

Boiler

Connected

Connect

CONNECTED LED STATUS

Flashing: Device Connecting

Green: Device Connected

Red: Not Communicating

Compressor:

Jump J and R

Boiler:

Remove Jumper

JRC

TO/B

S1 S1

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