Honeywell
W7620 SINGLE ZONE CONTROL SYSTEM
PROVIDES CUSTOMIZED CONTROL OF HVAC
S I N G L E Z O N E E Q U I P M E N T . S P E C I F I C
FEATURES THIS SYSTEM OFFERS INCLUDE:
COMMUNICATION, APPLICATION FLEXIBILITY,
D I R E C T D I G I T A L C O N T R O L , E A S Y
INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING, AND
INCREASED EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY.
W7620 Base Controller provides:
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four relay outputs
network communication
T7660 Space Temperature Sensor inputs
W7621 Expansion Input Point Boards provide ad-
ditional input point expansion on one board of up
to:
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two resistive inputs
two digital inputs
two voltage inputs (one dry contact, one
extended 24 Vac input)
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W7622 Expansion Output Point Boards provide ad-
ditional output point expansion on one board of
up to:
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three analog outputs
three digital outputs
T7660 Space Temperature Sensor provides up to:
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one space temperature input
one space temperature &point
one override push button/LED indication
Cl Up to four heat/four cool conventional or four-
compressor heat pump
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Flexible control options:
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analog/humidity
switch
packaged or integrated economizer
indoor air quality switches
HG/KH
8/91
Form Number 63-4224
©Honeywell 1991
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th e RS-485 CNAP n etwork. Th e CNAP n etwork en ables
com m u n ication to m u ltiple W7620 Zon e Con trollers as
well as to oth er con trollers , su ch as th e W7600 Con trol
Modu le, 47640 NIU or a Q7650 PC Interface Card in
a PC with ZM7603 Rem ote Mon itorin g s oftwa re. Refer
to th e ZM7601 Con figu ration Tool/ ZM7603 Rem ote
Mon itorin g software specification s h eet, Form 63-4272,
Th e W7620 Sin gle Zon e Con trol System is Hon eywell’s
n ew line of sin gle zon e con trol produ cts. Th e W7620,
can con ven ien tly m on itor an d con trol in dividu al HVAC
zon e equ ipm en t.
System featu res in clu de CNAP (Con trol Network
Au tom ation
Protocol) com m u n ication ,
application
flexibility, DDC (Direct Digital Con trol), n etwork
in tegration , easy in stallation an d program m in g, an d
in crea s ed equ ipm en t reliability.
for
a
m ore detailed description.
Th rou gh th e CNAP n etwork, th e con troller can be
provided with in form ation s p ecific to its con trolled zone
Th e basic W7620 Sin gle Zon e Con troller h as bu ilt-in
capability to process I/ O (In pu t/ Ou tpu t) data, ru n DDC
program s, an d com m u n icate alon g with oth er devices on
th e CNAP n etwork. See W7620 fam ily ph oto.
on ly, or with in form ation n ecessary for
a
grou p of zon e
con trollers. ZM7601/ ZM7603 software can, in tu rn , be
provided with periodic in form ation on a n y con troller data
for m on itorin g, data gath erin g, or report gen eratin g. See
Figu re 1.
Th e W7620 Sin gle Zone Con troller is a DDC device.
DDC h as a con trol loop wh ich periodically u pdates th e
ou tpu ts as
a
fu n ction of
a
set of m easu red in pu ts an d
a
given set of algorith m s. The advan tages of DDC a re:
Th e W7620 Zon e Con trol System was design ed for
application flexibility. Sim ply by ch an gin g th e algorith m
wh ich is stored in EBPROM an d by determ in in g th e inpu t
a n d ou tpu t requ irem en ts, th e sam e
Control
Th e W7620 Sin gle Zon e Con troller provides soph isticated
control loops for accurate control of single zone equipment
th at preven ts tem peratu re droop an d provides greater
com fort in th e zon e.
be applied in a variety of applications.
Maintainability
‘Ike W7620 Baseboard provides in pu t dedicated to th e
T7660 Space Tem peratu re Sen sor (space tem peratu re,
rem ote s etpoin t, bypass switch with LED feedback, and
CNAP com m u n ication con n ection s). Th e baseboard on ly
provides fou r SPST (Single Pole, Sin gle Throw) relays.
A variety of sm all poin t, sin gle zon e or h eat pu m p
applications can be m et by u sin g on ly th e W7620.
Use of a sin gle program m ed com pu ter redu ces
requ irem en ts for calibration ch ecks becau se th ere are
fewer in tercon n ected an alog com pon en ts. Periodic
recalibration is au tom atically perform ed.
Reliability
ble Read
EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Program m a
On ly Mem ory) an d EPROM (Erasable Programmable
Read On ly Mem ory) h old th e con trol program and
param eters eliminating th e n eed for a battery.
The W7621 In pu t Board adds two resistive, on e digital,
on e AC in pu t, an d two voltage in pu ts th a t can be u sed
for a variety of in pu ts depen din g on application . On e
W7621 in pu t board can be added to th e W7620 Zon e
con troller.
Communlcatlon
Networkin g con trollers togeth er on
a
RS-485 n etwork
u s in g CNAP software provides in form ation for in tegration
of con trol fu n ction s, m on itorin g, tren din g, alarm in g, an d
report gen era tion .
The W7620 Sin gle Zon e Con troller can be applied in
a
stan d-alon e en viron m en t with distribu ted zon e con trol
a n d h ard-wired tim e-of-day fu n ction a lity It can also be
applied as part of a n etworked system via con n ection to
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Figure
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CNAP Network Diagram
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Th e W7622 ou t p u t b oa r d h a s
a
selection of ou t p u t s
Th e S7610 P OT is a h a n d -h eld &vice t h a t p r ovid es a
m ean s to set, test, and monitor point and parameter values.
Th e P OT u t ilizes t h e R S-485 CNAP n eh vor k for
d ep en d in g on th e m od el number. On e ou t p u t b oa r d of
any type ca n be added to the W7620 Zon e Con tr oller .
com m u n ication an d connects
ca b le t o a n RJ11 ja ck a t t h e T7660 Zon e Temperature
Sensor, or t o a n RJ11 ja ck in sid e t h e con t r oller case.
Th e P OT can com m u n ica t e t o an y controller
to t h e con tr oller th r ou gh
a
Th e W7622 drives any output (for heat, cool, etc.), either
digital or an alog. Fu n ction depends upon application . Th e
r ela y ou t p u t s h a ve b ot h n or m ally open a n d n or m ally
on t h e
closed con tacts. Th e a n a log ou tpu ts ar e 0-10 Vdc.
network. See th e S7610 Zon e Con t r ol P OT Gu id e, Form
63-4225, fo r in fo r m a t io n o n o p e r a t io n . S e e F ig u r e 3.
Th e ‘I7660 i s
a
p la t in u m R T D (R e s is t iv e T e m p e r a t u r e
Device) that is placed in th e zone for temperature r eadin gs.
ar e available with or with ou t a n in tegr a l setpoint
adju stm en t dial or a n occupant override pu sh bu tton with
sta tu s L E D (F ig u r e 2). T h e p u s h b u t t o n a llo w s s e t t in g
th e h eatin g or cooliig system to a n occupied mode when
t h e con t r ol syst em is in a n u n occu p ied mode. Also, it
can be used t o in it ia t e
a
c o n t i n u o u s unoccupied period.
The LED indicates t h e override sta tu s. These zone sen sor s
are furnished with an RJ 11 connector for local operation
o f a n S7610 P OT (P or t a b le Op e r a t or ’s Te r m in a l). (Se e
t h e T7660A-D
Sp a ce Te m p e r a t u r e Se n sor s In for m ation
a n d Installation sh eet , Form 63-4219, for more d eta ils.)
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Figure 3 -POT (Portable Operator’s Terminal)
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When installing this product . . .
1. Read these instructions carefully. Failure to follo
them could damage the product or cause
hazardous condition.
a
surface-before removing the W7621 or W7622
expansion board from the antistatic bag.
Failure to do so might damage the board.
2. Check the ratings given in the SPECIFICATION:
section and on the product to make sure that the
product is suitable for the application.
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3. The installer must be
a
trained, experienced
service or installation technician.
4. After installation is complete, check system
operation as provided in these instructions.
Mount the controller in a location that allows clearance
for wiring, servicing and removal of the cover.
5. Verify that the W7620s are installed in accordan
with the job drawings and these installation
procedures.
1. Remove the cover by loosening the two side
screws (Figure 4) and mount the controller in
location appropriate to the equipment being
controlled.
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6. Verify that the T7660 Space Temperature Sensor
installed in accordance with job drawings and the
T7660 Specification Sheet (63-4219).
2. Use No. 8 sheet metal screws (obtain locally) to
secure the controller to the mounting surface
through the four key holes inside the
3. Test the controller and equipment operation.
4. Replace and secure the controller cover after
wiring is complete.
Disconnect power supply before beginning
installation to prevent electrical shock and
equipment damage.
Mountlng Additional Boards
To install additional input or output expansion boards
(W7621 or W7622) which are not manufacturer installed
on the base board assembly (Figure 5) complete the
following:
1. Align the IO-pin connector (J4) or (J5) on the
baseboard with the 10-pin inverse connector on
the input board (J15) or output board (13).
radiate radio frequency energy.
not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, it may cause interference to radio
communications. Pursuant to FCC Rules,
Subpart J of Part 15, this equipment has
been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class A computing device. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against interference when operating
in a commercial environment. Operating this
equipment in a residential environment is
likely to cause interference, in which case the
user at his own expense will be required to
take whatever measures necessary to correct
the interference.
2. Align the white plastic standoff tab with the hole
located near the lo-pin connector.
3. Lean the input or output board in at the base to
catch the metal tab located on the bottom of the
controller.
4. Snap the board into place
5. Secure the board into place by applying and
tightening the two board screws provided with
each expansion board.
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,&Knockout for l/2 in. conduit fittings.
Double knockout for
or
in. conduit fittings.
Figure 4
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W7620 Mounting
10 PIN CONNECTOR
STANDOFF HOLE
PLASTIC
STANDOFF
Figure 5 -Mounting Additional Board
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Pull the pair of CNAP communication cables to each
controller on the network and connect to the screw
terminals marked CNAP +/- (Figure 6).
If securing screws are not used, the
expansion board will not be grounded. This
will result in improper operation or damage to
t h e device.
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Pow er Wire Lengths
1. Power requircmcnts limit 24 Vac power
transmission distance. The following data can be
used in calculating load versus wire length:
The W7620 Single Zone Application Guide, Form
63-4220, provides information on corresponding terminal
designations to function connections. Verify that the
wiring was done according to the wiring diagram provided
and the J/O Control Function Cross-Reference provided
on the inside cover of the W7620.
Device
V
A
W7620
output relay
Analog output
3.9
0.5
0.6
Wire as follows:
Power relay 4-10
1. strip
conductor.
inch (5 mm) insulation from the
2. The power relay load rating depends on the relay
used. Power relays can be wired to draw coil
current from separate 24 Vac supply.
2. Insert the wire in the required terminal location
and tighten screw terminal.
3. The operating voltage range for the W7620 is 20
Figure 6 illustrates the terminal arrangement in the
to 30 Vac.
controller. All controller
models are furnished
with
a
terminal arrangement similar to that shown in this figure.
Pull a pair of 24 Vac power cables from either an isolated
or shared transformer to each controller on the n e t
ml connect to Terminals TR and TR earth-ground.
work
Figure 6 -Terminal Designation Label
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3. Observe the fan or measure the output. If the
expected result is not achieved, measure the
resistance across the correct terminals (e.g.,
OUT1 A and C). The resistance should hold at
approximately1.0 when the output is ON.
T and Al). See the T7660 Space Temperature
Sensor specification sheet, Form 63-4219, for the
correct temperature to
resistance value
cross-reference.
4. If long sensor wiring is used,
resistance
supplied to the W7620 by both the temperature
sensor and the leadwire for greater accuracy.
Output Point Test Procedures
Testing outputs consists of observing the analog or digital
output states of physical points to see that the value or
state is comparable to the point value as displayed on
the S7610 POT or ZM760l/ZM7603 software. These
devices can be used to override the output point to a
known state to facilitate checkout. Use the following
procedures:
1. Set the override on an output point to a desired
value with the S7610 POT or ZM7601/ZM7603
software.
2. Measure or observe the output condition (e.g., fan
turns on).
3. If the output does not follow the command
override condition, isolate the problem by
checking connections and measurements at the
output destination as well as at the W7620.
4. Clear the override condition.
Example:
The following procedure is for Fan (can be
any one of the outputs, 1-7, depending on
output options selected, see W7620 Single
Zone/WSHP Application Guide, Form
63-4220.
1. Display Fan (OUT.) on the S7610 POT or
ZM7601/03 software.
2. Set into override the point to the desired state, ON
or OFF.
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The following steps for complete checkout and testing
of a W7620 are described fully below. The procedures
are as follows:
Testing physical points requires either the actual sensor
be at a known value or digital state, or that a simulated
known value or digital state be applied to the input point
terminals. In the case of physical output points, the output
condition of the controlled equipment must be known,
or the output terminals of the W7620 can be measured
with an indicating device or meter. The Hardware
Configuration Data table shows all of the possible physical
points with terminal designation and use. The General
Guide for Input/Output Point Testing table can be used
to determine what can be used to provide inputs and
what to use to measure outputs.
1. Check W7620 installation and wiring, including
power to the W7620.
2. Start-up W7620 (connect S7610 POT or
ZM7601/ZM7603 software) and assign a network
node address and application (even when using
device in a nonnetworked application). Refer to
W7620 Application Manual, Form 63-4220.
3. Test analog and digital input points
4. Test analog and digital output points.
5. Verify parameter point values.
1. Verify that the connections between the W7620
and peripheral equipment are secure.
Input Point lest Procedures
1. Read point value through the S7610 POT or the
ZM7601/ZM7603 software to verify approximate
analog value or digital state. If the data is
acceptable, proceed to the next point.
2. Verify that grounding is correct in accordance with
GROUNDING in this guide as follows:
a. Verify that each W7620 case is grounded
when the W7620s are powered from
individual transformers.
2. For analog points that display FA (sensor failure)
next to the engineering unit:
b. Verify that all W7620 cases are grounded
when the W7620s are powered from a
c - o n transformer.
a. Provide a known measurable value to the input.
b. Compare the input point value displayed on
the POT or ZM7601/ZM7603 software with
the known value.
c. Verify that if the application calls for grounded
transformer secondaries, that the grounded
side is connected to earth-ground on the
W7620 (TR earth-ground).
c. If the difference between the two values
exceeds the acceptable range, isolate the
problem by taking a measurement at the
input source, the conductors (e.g., cable,
wire), and the W7620.
d. Verify that neither of the CNAP network wires
is grounded or connected to the 24 Vac wires.
e. Verify that the polarization of the CNAP
network wires is correct, positive to positive
and negative to negative in alI cases.
Example:
The following is the procedure for input
Point 1 (SPACE TEMP).
3. Verify the CNAP network termination and biasing
resistors are installed in accordance with 47640
Network Interface Unit specification sheet
(63-4290).
1. Measure the input space temperature in degrees
Fahrenheit with another source, such as a
thermometer, near the actual sensor.
4. Turn on power and verify that each W7620 has at
least 20 Vac at Terminals TR and TR
earth-ground.
2. Verify that the S7610 POT or the
ZM76Ol/ZM7603 software value reads the
expected temperature.
3. If the accuracy of the measurement is in question,
measure resistance supplied by the sensor at the
Space Sensor itself to fmd sensed value Terminal
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Con n ect t h e gr ou n d wir e t o t h e green gr ou n d
screw on th e W7620 chassis. See Figure 7.
or removing connections from Terminals TR
and TR earth-ground.
2. To disable a controller, remove both legs of
the AC power. Removing only one leg may
prevent other controllers on the same
transformer from communicating on the
CNAP network.
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connect the same side of the
transformer secondary to the same terminal
number on each W7620.
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2. Grounded
Transformer
Transformer
Secondaries: I f th e
h a s a gr ou n d ed secon dar y, it is
n ecessar y t o identify t h e grounded sid e. Use a n
oh m meter to test for con du ctivity between on e
side of the transformer and the suspected
The W7620 Zone Contr ol System m ust be earth-grounded
at each clu ster of W7620 con tr oller s (one or mote W7620
gr ou n d in g plan e (u su ally th e con tr oller ch assis).
If on e side of th e tr an sfor m er is grounded,
connect t h e gr ou n d ed secon dar y t o t h e
controllers powered by
No. 18 AWG or larger copper conductor r u n to
earth-ground, su ch a s water pipe driven into the earth
a
single 24 Vac tr an sfor m er ). Use
a
known
a
ea r th -gr ou n d
con n ection on th e W7620 (TR
or t h e gr ou n d con n ect ion fou n d w it h in t h e p ow er
distr ibution panel. The power distr ibution panel must be
ear th-gr ounded per National Electr ic Codes. Do not “se
the ductwork or th e wir in g con du it sin ce th ese do n ot
ear th -gr ou n d).
n ecessa r ily p r ovid e
a
good gr ou n d . Th e follow in g
to connect grounded secondary to
will cause damage to the
p r ovid es grounding details:
1 . Ear th -gr ou n d on e W7620 with in
a
group of
W7620s connected t o
a
given transformer.
Earth-ground each cluster at some
accessible point that is a good
distribution ground.
Tie each W7620 (using ground
screw) together in the cluster.
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Electrical Ratings
Supply Voltage 20-30 Vac, 50 or 60 HZ
8.5 VA maximum at 30 Vac, 50 or 60 HZ
System Current Draw
Inputs:
Resistive
29104370 ohm (-40 to 265°F temperature range with
platinum sensors)
Voltage
Digital
0-10 Vdc with 2 Vdc overrange
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External contact (switch, relay or transistor) Into 15 Vdc, 15
AC Input
Up to three 24 Vac source indicating digital response to call
from same transformer, All three Inputs can be used
separately or together to determine the final state of input.
Outputs:
Analog O-IO Vdc, 20 mA maximum
Relay (expansion) 2.0 amp maximum running, 7.5 amp In-rush at 30 Vac, 50 or
60 Hz
Relay (base) 1.6 amp maximum running, 7.5 amp In-rush at 30 Vac, 50 or
60 Hz
Temperature Ratings
Ambient
40 to 110°F
[4
to 44°C]
5-95% RH, noncondensing
any surface using anchoring screws (not provided
ctrical, temperature, and humidity ratings can be
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bl Knockout for l/2 in. conduit fittings.
Double knockout for 1 /2 or 3/4 in. conduit fittings.
Figure 8
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W7620 Dimensions
63-4224
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Base Unit (with cover)
Input Expansion Boards
Use with W7459 Economizer Logic Module, modulating spring
Damper Actuator
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Canadian EMI
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A
limits for radio noise emission fmm digital apparatus
set out I” the Radio Regulations Of the
Canadian Department of Communications.
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A
dens
Canada.
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