Contents What is the TV-UC683T? ............................1 Specifications ................................ 2 Zone sensors ................................. 6 Touchscreen devices ............................6 To mount the TV-UC683T ............................. 7 Wiring for power ..............................8 To wire for power ..............................8 Addressing the TV-UC683T through the Service port ................... 9 To set the IP address ............................
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Contents Device tab ................................47 Ports tab ................................48 BACnet tab ................................48 Modbus tab ................................. 48 Security tab ................................. 48 Local Network tab .............................. 49 To communicate through the BACnet/Service port network................52 To communicate locally through the Rnet port ....................54 To set up a Local Access connection in the i-Vu®...
Rnet port for connecting ZS sensors, an Equipment Touch, an TruVu™ ET Display, and Wireless Adapter for wireless sensors • Service USB port for connecting locally to controller setup pages, the TruVu™ ET Display, or the Carrier wireless service adapter •...
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Use an external transformer if your devices exceed the maximum power. Service port USB 2.0 host port for setting up the controller and troubleshooting through a local connection to a computer, connecting to the TruVu™ ET Display, or the Carrier wireless service adapter. Comm port For future use.
• The TruVu™ ET Display requires a 24 Vdc external power source. CAUTION A touchscreen device can share a power supply with the Carrier controller if: • The power source shared by the controller and Equipment Touch is AC power.
The TV-UC683T is powered by a Class 2 power source. Take appropriate isolation measures when mounting it in a control panel where non-Class 2 circuits are present. • Carrier controllers can share a power supply as long as you: • Maintain the same polarity.
Local Network tab (page 13) and the Local Network (page 49) tab. You can connect the TV-UC683T to a computer using either the Carrier wireless service adapter or a USB cable. NOTE You cannot access the Service port by plugging an Ethernet cable into Eth0 or Eth1.
Autobaud does not work unless there is a device on the network, whether Carrier or third party, that has the baud rate already set. You can manually set the baud rate on more than one device, as long as the rate is the same for every device.
Addressing a network of controllers using the controller setup Local Network tab You can use the controller setup Local Network tab to discover Carrier TruVu™ devices on a single network. You can configure them and assign addresses to each one using one of the methods described below.
One technician alone can address the controllers on a mobile device showing the Local Network page by plugging the Carrier wireless service adapter into a controller's Service Port. Then, with the computer, move to each controller within 100 ft. of the adapter. Pressing the DSC button on the controller displays a blue dot in the table where the addressing information can be entered.
Wiring devices to the TV-UC683T's Act Net port Supports a combination of up to 5 Act Net addresses, as follows: • Address 1 is reserved for the Carrier actuator • Address 2 and 3 are reserved for the VAV Zone II Secondary Duct •...
You can communicate with the TV-UC683T through a web browser by connecting a computer to the controller's Service Port using either the Carrier wireless service adapter or a USB cable. NOTE You cannot access the Service port by plugging an Ethernet cable into Eth0 or Eth1.
BACnet Object Device Instance Autogenerated—(Default) The Device Instance is automatically set to a number using the IP Address, Subnet information, and the Carrier vendor ID 16. Assigned—Lets you enter a specific number that is unique on the BACnet network. Device Name Autogenerated—(Default) The Device Name is automatically set as the word...
To get a Device Log If Carrier Control Systems Support instructs you to get the controller's Device Log containing diagnostic information for troubleshooting: Select the TV-UC683T in the i-Vu® navigation tree.
We highly recommend that you revert the defaults settings only under the guidance of Carrier Control Systems Support. To erase volatile memory data and restore factory default configuration settings, use AppLoader to download the appropriate clipping.
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See NOTE below this table. Core and Base board hardware Gives the following information about the controller's boards: • Type and board numbers that are used internally by Carrier. • The manufacture date and serial number. Number of BACnet Objects The number of BACnet objects that were created in the device and the number of those objects that are network visible.