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No: IS-0585 – Rev. 3
INSTALLATION / MOUNTING
STATION SET UP IN SOFTWARE
Installation of Vantage products should be performed or supervised by a Certied Vantage Installer. The Low Voltage Relay
Station installation is very simple. There are two methods of connecting the Station Bus to the Low Voltage Relay Station for the
WireLink model:
1. Using the 2 wire pigtail connection located on the top of the DIN LVRS
2. Using the pins on the side of the Station to pass Station Bus (see Drawing) Part #VDC-0197
• The DIN LVRS is mounted on a standard 35 mm DIN Rail (EN 50 022: 1977).
• All low voltage connections to the LVRS relays are wired to removable screw terminal connectors. These relays may be given
custom names in software to facilitate their use in the installation.
CONNECTING DEVICE REQUIREMENTS
Each individual low voltage contact is rated as follows:
• Maximum Current = 1A
• Maximum Voltage = 48VAC/ 30VDC
INFUSION
First select the room, then click on Vantage Objects in the Object Explorer and expand Stations, WireLink. From the list of stations
double-click on the DIN LVRS to place it in the room. In the Object Editor, name the station and make sure it is on the correct Station
Bus port.
QLINK
First change to Wiring view, right click on the Main Controller and from the pop-up menu, select Add DIN Station | Low Voltage Relay
from the station list. This will reveal the DIN Relay Station Denition Dialog Box. Type the name of the Station. Click OK to exit the
Denition window. Right click on the station and select Add Low Voltage Relay to add the relay loads. In the Relay Denition window,
name the relay and assign it to the correct oor and room.
PROGRAMMING the RELAY STATION
Because there are relays, the eight buttons on the DIN LVRS cannot be programmed directly. Programmed Buttons, Time Controls or
Host Commands in InFusion and V-Commands in QLink are used to control the relays. The relays are accessed by selecting the
relay load in Programming.
CONFIGURATION WITH WIRED MODELS
When the station is rst connected to the Station Bus, the diagnostic LED will blink twice followed by a pause, meaning that the
station is connected correctly but not yet congured. From Design Center, click on the Congure Stations button on the toolbar or
from QLink, select System | Congure Stations and click on the radio Congure button in the Online Conguration section from the
pull down menu. Highlight the DIN LVRS. The Status LED will blink ve times followed by a pause and the button LEDs will blink
rapidly indicating that the station is in conguration mode. To nish conguring press any button on the Station three times. The
station may also be congured by typing the serial number in the project le, using this method the station will automatically be
congured when the system is programmed. Once congured, the Status LED will blink evenly and the buttons stop blinking.
LOCAL CONTROL
Local control of each relay is provided by pressing the corresponding actuator button on the front of the station. This allows testing of
the DIN LVRS connections before it is programmed. Each relay has an LED to indicate if it is in the SET or RESET position.
DIAGNOSTIC AND TEST INFORMATION
Each DIN LVRS station has a status LED. The Status LED blinks steady on and off or 2, 3 or 4 blinks followed by a pause.
One Even Blink: LVRS is operating correctly and is congured.
Two Blinks: LVRS is operating correctly but is not congured (wired model).
Three Blinks: LVRS is not communicating with the Main Controller, verify station bus wiring.
Four Blinks: Factory problem. Please contact the factory.
Five Blinks: Conguration mode.