Goldline TD-30 Quick Start Manual

ule for use with specific Independent Energy temperature controls. It can display both setpoint and sensor temperature in either °F or °C and will work with the following models: SP-30 Single stage controls SP-30D Single stage controls (DPDT output) SP-300 Dual stage controls The TD-30 can snap directly into the front cover of the SP control, or can be mounted remotely, up to 500 feet away. In addition to being a valuable monitoring aid, it can be used as a service tool for systems using the SP-30/30D/300 controls. �������������� �������������� �������������� �������������� �������������� Display Range: -39°F to +213°F -39°C to +100°C Accuracy: ±1°F Resolution: 1°F or 0.5°C Out of Range: displays "HI" or "LO" Operating 15°F to 130°F ������������ ������� ������������ ������� ������������ ������� ������������ ������� ������������ ������� ���� ��� �������� ���� ��� �������� ���� ��� �������� ���� ��� �������� ���� ��� �������� When directly mounted on the cover of the SP control, the control's setpoint can be adjusted by inserting the included 1/8" Allen wrench through the access hole in the cover of the TD-30. Adjust- ing the setpoint while viewing the setpoint tem- perature on the TD-30 allows the user to set temperatures very accurately and easily. The TD-30 has a Max/Min feature which stores the highest and lowest sensor temperatures in memory. With a push of a button, the user can find the highest and lowest temperature that the system has reached since the last "clear". These max/min temperatures are retained in memory even if power is removed from the TD-30. Environment: 0-95% rH Connection: All power and signals con- nected through 4 conductor phone cable to SP control. A 6 inch cable is included. 500 ft maximum length. Dimensions: 4.25" x 1.75" x 1.62" overall 3.94" x 1.50" cutout for panel mounting ����� ����� ����� ����� �����

1. Disconnect power from SP control 2. Remove the setpoint access panel from the control cover. 3. Feed TD-30 cable through the cover and plug into the phone jack type connector on the SP control (located to the left of the setpoint adjustment knob). 4 Tuck the TD-30 cable by folding it and pushing the slack down into the control, making sure not to block the back of the setpoint access hole. 5. Now snap the TD-30 into the front panel of the control. 6. Restore power and check operation of the control. The setpoint can be adjusted using the 1/8" Allen wrench through the access hole in the TD-30. Panel Mounting 1. Cut a 3.94" x 1.5" (3 15/16" x 1 1/2") rectangular opening in the panel. Panel thicknesses from .030" to .190" (3/16") are suitable. 2. Connect an extension cable between the TD-30 and the SP-30/30D/300. Refer to "TD-30 extension cables" section for more information. Wall mounting 1. The MK-1 wallplate allows the TD-30 to be flush mounted on a wall over a 3 gang electrical box. Alternatively, the MK-2 bracket allows the TD-30 to be mounted onto a wall without penetrating the wall surface. Both the MK-1 and MK-2 mounting plates must be ordered separately and are avail- able at your Goldline dealer 2. Connect an extension cable between the TD-30 and the SP-30/30D/300. Refer to "TD-30 extension cables" section for more information. TD-30 Extension Cables Two types of extension cables can be used to mount the TD-30 remote from the control: Male/Female type: This phone cable has one male jack and one female jack. Plug the TD-30's short cable into the female jack and plug the male jack into the SP-30/30D/300 control. Male/Male type: This phone cable has two male jacks. Remove the short cable from the TD-30 by reaching into the small access hole in the rear of the display, depressing the jack tab, and gently pulling. Plug one male end into the TD-30 and the other into the SP-30/30D/300 control. Custom Length: A male/male extension cable can be assembled by following the diagram below. Connectors, cable and assembly tools can com- monly be found at electrical supply outlets. Note that each conductor's position on one jack, differs from the other. Wire accordingly. 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 BLK R ED G R N YEL TD-30 Custom Extension Cable TD30B.CDR 4 wire flat phone cable 500 ft m axim um RJ -11 Connector RJ -11 Connector Page 2

with the display set to °F. You can check this by verifying that no decimal point is displayed. (The °C display always includes a decimal point.) To change the current setting, press the program- ming button (recessed, upper hole next to display) for more than 3 seconds. The current setting ºF or ºC will be displayed. Each consecutive push of the programming button will toggle the display back and forth between the two settings. When the programming button has been released for more than 3 seconds, the last selection displayed will become the new setting. ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� When first connecting the TD-30 to the SP con- trol, the LCD screen should show "-188.8" for approximately 3 seconds. If the LCD reads "---", there is a data error and a bad cable is the likely cause. Functions Displaying sensor temperature: The TD-30 con- tinuously displays the SP control’s sensor tem- perature, with no need to push or hold any buttons. Displaying setpoint temperature: Press and hold the upper pushbutton. Displaying the highest (maximum) temperature reached by the control's sensor since the last clear: Press and hold the lower pushbutton. Displaying the lowest (minimum) temperature reached by the control's sensor since the last clear: Press the lower pushbutton and then release it. The minimum temperature will be displayed for approximately 3 seconds and then the display will automatically revert to reading the current sensor temperature. To "clear" the high/low (max/min) temperature memory: Press and hold the lower pushbutton for more than 3 seconds. The LCD screen will go blank and then return, indicating that the memory has been cleared. Both maximum and minimum temperatures will be set to the current sensor temperature. To adjust the SP control setpoint (when the TD- 30 is mounted on the control): Use a 1/8" Allen wrench (provided with the TD-30) through the opening marked "setpoint access" and into the SP control's setpoint knob. ��������������� ��������������� ��������������� ��������������� ��������������� There are no setup parameters to set or other adjustments required for the TD-30 to operate properly. You should be able to remove the TD- 30 from the box, plug it into an SP-30/30D/300 control and immediately display the sensor tem- perature. If you have a problem, refer to the section below. No display or if the LCD screen reads "---": Check that power is connected to the SP control and that the SP control is operating properly. Next check the wiring connection between the TD-30 and the SP control, an extension cable may be miswired. Lastly, turn power off, wait 1 minute and then reapply power. If there still is a problem, call IE technical support. Temperature display bounces between several different values: Check that the sensor lines are not near other electrical cabling, use shielded sensor wire if necessary. TD-30 displays erroneous readings: Check that the sensor is making good thermal contact with whatever is being measured and that the sensor is insulated from ambient temperatures. If the sen- sor is in a wet environment or in constantly condensing humidity, moisture may enter the sensor body and result in errors, over time. If this is the case, replace the sensor. As a last resort, unwire the sensor from the SP control, measure the resistance with an ohmmeter and lookup the corresponding temperature on an IE “resistance vs. temperature” chart (see back). This will allow you to determine whether the sensor or the TD-30 is causing the error. If it is the TD-30, then return the unit to IE for repair. TD-30 reads "ERR": There is a short or open condition on the SP's temperature sensor. Check the condition of the wire run and the sensor with an ohmmeter Page 3

ing this control, you may call for technical assis- tance at 800-343-0826. Goldline Controls techni- cians are available from 8:00AM to 5:00PM East- ern Time, Monday through Friday. You may call at other times and leave a message, and a techni- cian will call you back as soon as possible. ������������ ���� ����������� ����� ������������ ���� ����������� ����� ������������ ���� ����������� ����� ������������ ���� ����������� ����� ������������ ���� ����������� ����� All Goldline controls use 10K thermistor sensors. When disconnected from the control, the sensor will read 10 K ohms at 25°C/77°F. Refer to the chart below for the resistance at other tempera- tures. For a given temperature, the resistance is accurate to +/- 1%. For a given resistance the temperature is accurate to +/- 0.5°F. GOLDLINE CONTROLS 42 Ladd Street, East Greenwich, RI 02818 (401) 884-6990 (800) 343-0826 (401) 885-1500 fax