TS AC01 (CTUA04)

Installation manual
Document Release Issue Date
TS AC01 (CTU A04) 1.15 - August 2016

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS ........................ 5

Mounting Instructions .............................................................. 5
Electrical Connections .............................................................. 6
DC Power Supply...................................................................... 6
AC Power Supply (Optional) ....................................................... 7
Transformer TRN-01 .......................................................... 8
LONWORKS Data Cable .......................................................... 9

INSTALLATION ......................................... 10
Attaching the Terminal Support Plate ...................................... 10
Hooking Up the Terminal ......................................................... 11
Connecting the Cables ............................................................ 12
Connecting the RS232 Board (option TS-OP05) ........................ 15
Connecting the RS485 Board (option TS-OP04) ........................ 16
Connection to the Modem board (option TS-OP11) .................... 17
Connection of the RMC03 board (option TS-RMC03) .................. 18
Jumpers ............................................................................... 19
Closing the Terminal ............................................................... 20
Default IP Address ................................................................. 20

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................... 21

REGULATIONS ......................................... 22

SPARE PARTS AND OPTIONS ................... 23

Spare Parts .......................................................................... 23
Optional Parts ....................................................................... 23
TS-OP04 Plug-in board RS485 ................................................ 23
TS-OP05 Plug-in board RS232 ................................................ 24
TS-OP11 Plug-in board Modem & RS232 .................................. 24
TS-RMC03 Memory expansion board ........................................ 25

MEANING OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS USED .. 3

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 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

Mounting Instructions
If the installation is wall-mounted, it is recommended that you attach
the cables to an encased box. The position selected for mounting the
box must satisfy the requirements established for the mounting area
and must allow the necessary space for opening the box (see Figure
1). In addition, there must be sufficient space around the bottom of
the unit (and to the right, on the CTU-A04) to allow you to access the
box with a screwdriver.

tube 14cm 12cm mounting area

32cm

encased
box work area

floor

cables

Figure 1 Space Requirements for Mounting

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS 5
Electrical Connections
The TemaServer is powered at low voltage (12VAC/DC 300mA).

DC Power Supply
The TemaServer can be powered at low voltage (12VDC 300mA) by a
battery-operated power supply module (RTU-Qxx). In order to
determine the correct size for power cables, refer to the table below.
Make sure that the 12V cable corresponds in size to the norms
indicated in the table below (voltage cable drop max = 1V):
Cable Length(m) = 1V / (I[A] load x 2 x (res [Ohm/km] /1000))
Type of cable Length (m) in relation to base load
AWG mm2 Ohm/Km 300 [mA] 600 [mA] 900 [mA] 1,2 [A] 1,5 [A]
10 5,25 3,41 489 244 163 122 98
12 3,3 5,7 292 146 97 73 58
14 2 8,8 189 95 63 47 38
16 1,3 14 119 60 40 30 24
18 0,9 21 79 40 26 20 16
20 0,6 34 49 25 16 12 10
22 0,35 52 32 16 11 8 6

VAC/DC VAC/DC

Ground

Figure 2. Close-Up View of the 12VAC/DC Supply

Notes:
The VDC is not polarized
The Ground wire is mandatory for the respects of EMS (Electro Magnetic
Susceptibility) regulations

6 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS
AC Power Supply (Optional)
• Installation on floor or ceiling panels
Use three plastic dowels to attach the transformer (option TRN-
01, 100mm x ∅70mm) directly to the wall, floor, or ceiling, taking
care to avoid moveable surfaces. Connect the cables to the
terminal box located on the module.

10m max.
yellow-green
orange
grey
12V

transformer
230V

125mA

module
yellow-green
black
brown

230V 50Hz
GROUND

Figure 3. Electrical Connections

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS 7
Transformer TRN-01
To mount the TRN-01 transformer, follow these steps:
1. Use the three plastic dowels with M4 screws to attach the
support plate to the wall and mount the transformer module onto
that.
2. Attach the entry wire (230VAC) to the entry connector (next to the
fuse) and the output wire (12VAC) to the other connector (see
Figure 4). The maximum diameter allowed is 2.5mm2 for both entry
wires (230V) and output wires (12V).
3. Use an isolated connector to join the ground wires together.
4. Use the cable clamp to bind the wires together.
5. Screw the cover onto the transformer module and bind the cables
together at the base of the transformer module.

screws cover fuse transformer module support plate

cable clamp entry wire output wire ground dowels

(230V~ 50Hz) (12V~) wire connector
Figure 4. TRN-01 Transformer

VAC/DC VAC/DC

Ground

Figure 5. Close-Up View of the 12VAC/DC Supply

8 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS
LONWORKS Data Cable

• The LONWORKS data cable must be twisted-pair.

• In a free-topology configuration, the sum total of the sections must
not exceed 500m.
• In a bus configuration, the sum total of the sections must not
exceed 2700m.
• In a free-topology configuration, activate the 50ohm terminator by
placing the appropriate jumper on the FTT10A plug-in of the CTU.
• In a bus configuration, place two terminators (with resistance
values of 100ohm 1% ½W) at the two ends of the bus.
• Check that the length of the LONWORKS data cable corresponds
to the norms indicated in Table 1.

Type of cable Length [m] in relation to cable capacity

AWG mm2 Ohm/Km 50nF/Km 100nF/Km 200nF/Km 500nF/Km 1uF/Km
12 3,3 5,7 2676 1892 1338 846 598
14 2 8,8 2153 1523 1077 681 482
16 1,3 14 1707 1207 854 540 382
18 0,9 21 1394 986 697 441 312
20 0,6 34 1096 775 548 346 245
22 0,35 52 886 626 443 280 198
24 0,2 85 693 490 346 219 155

Table 1. Length/Capacity of LONWORKS Data Cables (m)

• The FTT10A Echelon v1.2 User Guide recommends the cables
indicated in Table 2.
Producer and Model AWG Connection to bus - Connection in free topology –
maximum total length [m] maximum node-node length
max. [m]
Belden 85102 16 2700 500
Belden 8471 16 2700 400
Level IV (twisted-pair, 22 1400 400
typically solid and
unshielded)
JY (St) 2x2x0.8 (4-wire 20 900 320
helical twist, solid
shielded)

Table 2. Recommended LONWORKS Cables

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS 9
 INSTALLATION

Attaching the Terminal Support Plate

To attach the terminal support plate, drill two holes into the wall, into
which to introduce the M6 screws and plastic dowels that are to hold
up the support plate (see Figure 1). Make sure that the support
plate attached to the wall is aligned with the niche on the lower
part of the support plate (use a ∅ 6mm slotted screwdriver).

dowel

dowel
Figure 6. Terminal Support Plate

10 INSTALLATION
Hooking Up the Terminal
To hook up the terminal to the wall, follow these steps (see Figure 7):
1. Attach the upper part of the terminal to the upper hooks on the
support plate.
2. Insert the cables into the terminal through the specified openings.
3. Tighten the two screws that secure the terminal to the support
plate (use a ∅ 6mm slotted screwdriver).

1) Attach terminal to hooks

2) Insert cables

3) Tighten screws
Figure 7. Hooking Up the Terminal

INSTALLATION 11
Connecting the Cables
To connect the cables, follow these steps:
1. Line up the cables with the grooves at the back of the terminal and
screw in the small plate that serves as a cable clamp (use a ∅
5mm Philips screwdriver).
2. Attach the ends of the cable heads onto both the connectors and
the terminal boxes located on the lower part of the terminal (use a
∅ 3mm slotted screwdriver).
3. Tip: Place the cables in the lower lateral grooves, so that they are
not forced to negotiate tight bends (see Figure 8).

Attach cables to connectors

Screw in cable clamp plate

Figure 8. Connecting the Cables (1)

12 INSTALLATION
 CAUTION
• The polarity of the LONWORKS® cables is not significant.
• Both the connectors are of the indirect type; to remove the
cables, simply unthread the moveable part of the connector.
• To connect to the LAN Ethernet 10BaseT (paired cable), insert the
cable into the corresponding RJ45 connector (see Figure 9).
• The F1 fuse for the battery is normally switched off; switch on at
time of activation.
• There is a jumper on the Lonworks board: if it is closed, this
activates the 51 ohm Free Topology line termination

Termination 51Ohm Termination Jumper

Ethernet
LONWORKS

power supply (12V)

Figure 9 Connecting the Cables (2)

INSTALLATION 13
Figure 10 provides a detailed representation of the electronic boards
and shows the main connectors and fuses.
Battery fuse (F1) Battery cable
Battery cable fuse (F4) JTAG
P10 wall-tamper
tamper
(jumper)
+ -
battery
P12 connector Status LED
for production TX (red)
jumper - RX (green)

LEAVE OPEN! Collision (red)

RUN (green)

RESET button
JP4,JP3 jumpers
Ethernet (test)

Power supply
F2-F3 fuses

Plug-in Ethernet

LONWORKS connectors power supply (12V)

Ethernet 10BaseT
Figure 10. Main Circuit Components

14 INSTALLATION
Connecting the RS232 Board
(option TS-OP05)
• Mount the RS232 board (TS-OP05) in slot 1 (or in slot 2, at the
base of the 3-pin connector).
• Connect cable RS232 to the front connection board as illustrated
Figure 12.
• Attach the cable shield to the CGND clamp on the RS232 Plug-In
Board, leaving the other end of the cable shield disconnected.
• The connector is indirect; to disconnect the cables, simply
unthread the moveable section of the connector.

SLOT3 SLOT1 SLOT2

CGND
RXD
GND

TXD
RTS
CTS

Ethernet
RS232

power supply (12V)

Figure 11. RS232 Board Connection (Optional)

INSTALLATION 15
Connecting the RS485 Board
(option TS-OP04)
• Mount the RS485 board (TS-OP04) in slot 2 (at the base of the
3-row connector) or in slot 1.
• Connect cable RS485 to the front connection board as illustrated
in Figure 11.
• Attach the cable shield to the CGND clamp on the RS485 Plug-In
Board, leaving the other end of the cable shield disconnected.
• If you are connecting the board to one of the two ends of the bus,
the line termination must be enabled by closing jumpers JP2, JP3,
and JP4. If this is not the case, leave the three jumpers open.
• The connector is indirect; to disconnect the cables, simply
unthread the moveable section of the connector.

SLOT3 SLOT1 SLOT2

JP4
JP3
JP2
CGND
RTX+

GND
RTX-

Ethernet
RS485

power supply (12V)

Figure 12. RS485 Board Connection (Optional)

16 INSTALLATION
Connection to the Modem board (option
TS-OP11)
• The modem board occupies the space of two slots; it is mounted in
slots 1 and 2 or in slots 1 and 3 (slot 1 is in the central position)
• The telephone cable is connected as shown in Figure 13.
• The board also has an auxiliary RS232 line. The connection is made
using a removable connector with screw connections, and the
arrangement of signals is shown in Figure 13.
• Attach the cable shield to the CGND clamp on the RS232 plug-in
board, leaving the other end of the cable shield disconnected.

SLOT3 SLOT1 SLOT2

GND

TXD

CTS
RXD

RTS

Phone

Ethernet
RS232

power supply (12V)

Figure 13: Connection of the cables to the modem and to the RS232

INSTALLATION 17
Connection of the RMC03 board
(option TS-RMC03)
• Remove the RMC01 board and insert the RMC03 board into the
socket, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 14: Connection of the RMC03 board

18 INSTALLATION
Jumpers
For normal operation, configure the jumpers on the main board as
specified in Table 3.
Jumper Function Default state
P10 wall-tamper (option) inserted
P12 auto-update of open
firmware
JP3 Ethernet full duplex open
JP4 Ethernet loopback inserted
Table 3. Configuration of Jumpers on Main Board

INSTALLATION 19
Closing the Terminal
To close the terminal, follow these steps:
1. Check that the fitting is positioned correctly.
2. Close the terminal by rotating its cover.
3. Use the two special lateral screws to secure the cover (see Figure
12). This operation requires a TORX anti-tamper TX10 screwdriver.
4. Insert the small plastic plugs over the special screws.

Plug

Fasten the
special screws (2)

honeywell

Plug

Figure 15. Closing the Terminal (CTU-A04)

Default IP Address

160.221.230.127
After the first link, the IP address must be changed because every
CTU in the net must have a different address.

20 INSTALLATION
 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Parameter Value
Transformer power Primary:
supply 230VAC±15% 50Hz
20mA nominal
30mA max. (for fast battery recharge)
Secondary:
12VAC±15% 50Hz
260mA (nominal)
300mA max. (for fast battery recharge)
DC power supply 12VDC±15%
260mA (nominal)
300mA max. (for fast battery recharge)
Weight (including 3.0 kg (+ transformer TRN01 = 500g)
frame)
Size 221x305x47 mm
Environmental 0 to 50°C
temperature for
correct operation
Storage temperature -20°C÷40°C
Storage humidity 0÷70% not condensing

LAN Ethernet 10BaseT standard cable on RJ45 (plug-in

connection card CTU-PLG01)
LONWORKS Unshielded twisted-pair cable in free
connection topology

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 21
 REGULATIONS

European conformity
In accordance to:
EMC directive: 2014/30/EU
Safety directive: 2001/95/EC
RoHS2 directive: 2011/65/EU

In conformity with:
EN 55022: 2010 Class B
EN 55024: 2010
EN 50130-4: 2011
EN 60950-1:2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 + A12:2011 + A2:2013
EN 50581:2012

FCC NOTICE
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
these is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
tuning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more the
following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Canadian Compliance Statement

This Class B Digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations.
Cet appareil numerique de la classe B respecte les exigences du Reglement sur le material broilleur du Canada.

WEEE compliant device

Directives 2012/19/EU

In application of directive 2012/19/EU regarding electrical and electronic waste devices, from 14
February 2014, Honeywell engages, when requested by the customer, to the collection, treatment,
recovery, and proper disposal of all devices produced.

All users within the European Union are hereby informed of the requirement for the proper
elimination of the product as regulated by laws, rules, and local procedures.

22 REGULATIONS
 SPARE PARTS AND OPTIONS

Spare Parts
Fuses F1 : 2A 250V delayed
F2 : 1A 250V delayed
F3 : 1A 250V delayed
F4: 3A 250V delayed (5x15 UL omega
(Bussmann) PN CT515230) inserted into
the "+" toward the battery
Battery 6V 1,3 Ah Extracell 30/4500 or
6V 1,2Ah Fiamm-GS FG1021
Note: average lifetime of the battery is
3 years at 25°C room temperature; if
the temperature is higher, the average
life decrease accordingly (i.e. 35°C = 2
years)

Optional Parts
TORX TX10 screwdriver Code 1500108AA
TRN01 transformer Code 1550104xx
TS-OP04 plug-in board RS485 Code 1520128xx
TS-OP05 plug-in board RS232 Code 1520127xx
TS-OP11 Modem board and RS232 Code 1520137xx
TS-RMC03 Memory Expansion Code 1520179xx

TS-OP04 Plug-in board RS485

Interface type • half duplex RS485
• -7V to +12V Common-Mode
Input Voltage Range
• Floating ground
(Max 500V from main ground)
Configuration • Line termination with jumpers

SPARE PARTS AND OPTIONS 23

TS-OP05 Plug-in board RS232
Interface type • EIA/TIA-232E (V.28)
• Max input range -18V to +18V
• Fixed ground
(common to TemaServer ground)
Signals • RXD (receive data)
• TXD (transmit data)
• RTS (request to send)
• CTS (clear to send)

TS-OP11 Plug-in board Modem & RS232

Telephone line
Interface type • V.32bis/14.4K
RJ11 Signals • 1 NC
• 2 NC
• 3 TIP
• 4 RING
• 5 NC
• 6 NC

RS232
Interface type • EIA/TIA-232E (V.28)
• Maximum Input levels
-18V ÷ +18V
• Constrained ground
(common to the TemaServer)
Signals • RXD (receive data)
• TXD (transmit data)
• RTS (Request To Send)
• CTS (Clear To Send)

24 SPARE PARTS AND OPTIONS

TS-RMC03 Memory expansion board
Interface type • TTL in 16bit bus wide
Memory Dimensions • 8 Mbytes of FLASH AMD type
memory
• 2 Mbytes static RAM memory

SPARE PARTS AND OPTIONS 25

 MEANING OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS USED

In compliance with “EN60950 Amendment 2 – Information Technology

– Safety, General Requirements” this appendix shows the list of
graphical symbols used in the product and their meanings.

Symbol Meaning Located on

Keep away from rain Carton Box
To indicate that the transport
package shall be kept away
from rain and in dry
conditions.
Fragile; handle with care Carton Box
To indicate that the contents
of the transport package are
fragile and the package shall
be handled with care.
This way up Carton Box
To indicate correct upright
position of the transport
package.
Conformité Européenne Label
To indicate the manufacturer
declares that the product
meets the requirements of
the applicable EC directives
Federal Communication Label
Commission
To indicate that the product
meets the requirements of
the applicable FCC directives

MEANING OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS USED 3

 Recycling Label
To indicate compliance with EC
directive regarding waste
electrical and electronic
apparatus.

4 MEANING OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS USED