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TW/P Wireless Plant Temperature Sensor Installation Instructions TG200782 Issue 2 10/07/08
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Installation Instructions
TW/P
Wireless Plant Temperature Sensor
Important: Retain these instructions
INSTALLATION
UNPACKING
TW/P Installation
Instructions TG200782
Dimensions
1
Requirements
2
a
63 mm (2.48”)
45 mm (1.77”)
40 mm (1.57”)
27 mm (1.06”)
Follow the requirements of plant sensor in which board is to be fitted.
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TW/P Installation Instructions
TW/P Wireless Plant Temperature Sensor Installation Instructions TG200782 Issue 2 10/07/08
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INSTALLATION (continued)
Requirements (continued)
2
b
H O
2
-10 °C
-14 °F
+50 °C
+122 °F
0 %RH
95 %RH
-30 °C
-22 °F
+110 °C
+230 °F
c
Remove Lid
3
d
Protection IP20 (in box)
• Avoid using many other devices on
frequency range 433.05 to 434.79 MHz
• Keep away from sources of interference
(e.g. computer >1 m (1 yd), microwave
ovens, switch mode power supplies).
• Mount above partition height if possible.
XW/R/IQ
75 m (82 yds)
(maximum)
ambient limits (box & electronics)
measurement range
Note for ambient limits of probe see plant sensor installation instructions as in ‘a’ above.
Remove terminal block
from lead
4
Unscrew M20 Gland
5
Screw in Blanking Plug
6
Note that range may be affected
by environmental characteristics,
e.g. partitions, walls, building
structure etc.
discard in an environmentally
friendly manner
discard in an
environmentally friendly manner
See step 6
TW/P Wireless Plant Temperature Sensor Installation Instructions TG200782 Issue 2 10/07/08
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Installation Instructions TW/P
INSTALLATION (continued)
Note Identification Number
8
Fit board into mounting slots
9
000016746
00016746
000016746
00016746
Connect thermistor
7
Removeable identification label for installers own use
000016746
00016746
‘location’
Install and Configure XW/
R/IQ Receiver
11
XW/R/IQ Installation Instructions TG200783
Replace Lid
10
TW/P Installation Instructions
TW/P Wireless Plant Temperature Sensor Installation Instructions TG200782 Issue 2 10/07/08
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IQ
WEEE Directive :
At the end of their useful life the packaging,
product, and batteries should be disposed
of by a suitable recycling centre.
Do not dispose of with normal household waste.
Do not burn.
Test System
13
Δ T
e.g. TB/TI/..
XW/R/IQ
INSTALLATION (continued)
Configure IQ
12
MAINTENANCE
The battery has a minimum life of 5 years. If the battery runs down the XW/R/IQ receiver will set an alarm
bit in the status data sent with the value. This corresponds to bit 1 (Low alarm). When the battery has run
down, the unit should be returned to the IQ system supplier for battery replacement.
TW/.., PCW/.., XW/R/IQ Data Sheet TA200780
For IQ3 the sensor’s target analogue node must
be created using SET. An example strategy
including decoding of alarm bits is given in the
TW/.., PCW/.., XW/R/IQ Data Sheet
DISPOSAL
2 min.
Check for alarm bits
BIT1 : Low Battery
BIT2 : Sensor fail
BIT3 : Loss of reception
see TW/.., PCW/.., XW/R/IQ Data Sheet, for
decoding of alarm bits.
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