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4.5 – POWER/SIGNAL CONNECTIONS (con’t)

OUTPUT #2 (Terminals 3(+) and 4(-), P7).
This output can represent the measured flow (0 - Design
Full Range) or temperature (0 to 140ºF / -18 to 60ºC) and
is sourced (powered) by the Vari-Green. Output can be
configured for 0-5VDC, 0-10VDC, or 4-20mADC. Review
Factory Set-Up Information Sheet for your configuration.
If output is to be 0-5VDC:

Position both jumpers on
J6. See Figure 4.2.

If output is to be 0-10VDC:

Position both jumpers on
J5. See Figure 4.2.

If output is to be 4-20mADC: Position both jumpers on

J7. See Figure 4.2.

In addition to positioning the jumpers for the desired
output type, the corresponding output type must be
selected in the Operator Menu (see Section 5.12).

Network Connection (Terminals 5, 6 & 7, P7).
This serial output is available with optional LonWorks or
BACnet (Version 1.5X only) communication.
For LonWorks, connections are as follows:

Terminal 5 – LonWorks B

Terminal 6 – LonWorks A

Terminal 7 – Ground

Two output variables are provided, flow volume and
temperature.

SNVT

SNVT Index

Measurement

Units

Type Category

Type Size

SNVT_flow_f

53

Flow Volume

Liters/Sec

Floating Point

4 bytes

SNVT_temp_p

105

Temperature

°C x 100

Signed Long

2 bytes

For BACnet, connections are as follows:

Terminal 5 – Net A or Net +

Terminal 6 – Net B or Net -

Terminal 7 – Network Ground

For BACnet objects, see Appendix A.
Set the S1 Termination switches on the BACnet module as follows:

S1 Switch Position

Termination Type

1

2

3

No Termination

OFF

OFF

OFF

End of Line

ON

OFF

OFF

Fail-safe Bias

ON

ON

ON

Note: The Fail-safe Bias termination includes End of Line termination.

4.6 – DISPLAY CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT

To compensate for different ambient lighting conditions and viewing angles, the

Vari-Green display's contrast can

be adjusted for optimum visibility. Contrast is adjusted using potentiometer R13. Turn R13 clockwise to increase
contrast (darken characters relative to background) or counterclockwise to decrease contrast.