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Installation, Continued
3. Do not mount wireless sensors on, or in,
metal structures such as refrigerators,
freezers, tanks, and so on.
4. Avoid mounting the sensors directly over a
metal stud.
5. Sensors should be mounted so that the longer
dimension is vertical (portrait configuration).
Installation Procedure
1. Remove the sensor back plate and use
screws and anchors as necessary to secure
the back plate to a wall in the desired
location.
2. Document the Sensor ID (and Network ID, if
desired) on building floor plans or other
configuration documentation.
3. Snap the sensor assembly to the back plate
to complete mounting.
4. The sensor installation/configuration is now
complete.
Sensor Replacement
When a sensor is replaced, it is essential for proper
operation that the Sensor ID and Network ID from the
replaced sensor be programmed into the replacement
sensor. Document the Sensor ID (and Network ID, if
desired) on building floor plans or other configuration
documentation.
Remove the existing sensor
1. Select S – Configure Sensor in Gateway in
the terminal emulator.
2. Attach the old sensor to the gateway using a
USB cable.
3. Select option 3 -- Erase Sensor Data and
Deactivate in Gateway.
4. Disconnect the sensor from the gateway.
5. Re-install the jumper to power down the
sensor. Failure to take this step will result in
the removed sensor continuing to transmit
data over the network.
Configure the new sensor
1. Connect the new sensor to the gateway using
the PC Interface port.
2. Select S – Configure Sensor in Gateway.
3. Record the SENSOR ID as shown on screen.
4. Disconnect the sensor from the gateway and
install in the desired location.
QAA4292.EWSC – Remote Temperature
Sensor Wiring
In addition to the onboard temperature sensor, the
QAA4292.EWSC can also accept two 10k Ω Type 2
thermistor inputs from remote devices. The data from
the remote devices will be reported back to the
automation system at separate points.
Remove the sliding tab at the top of the sensor
housing to access the wiring terminals.
Figure 1. Wiring Terminals, Remote Temperature
Sensors.
Connect remote temperature sensor No. 1 to the S2
terminals and remote temperature sensor No. 2 to the
S3 terminals. Data will be reported back the gateway
at points S2 and S3, with point S1 being the on-board
sensor.
563-083 – Romote Contact Wiring
The 563-083 enables ON/OFF device data, such as
from flow switches, to be wirelessly transmitted back
to the gateway. Each 563-083 accepts up to two
ON/OFF inputs which will be reported back as
individual points. The 563-083 does not include an
onboard sensor.
Remove the sliding tab at the top of the sensor
housing to access the wiring terminals.
Figure 2. Wiring Terminals, Remote Contact.
Connect remote contact No. 1 to the X1 terminals and
remote contact No. 2 to the X2 terminals.
NOTE: The 563-083 is not designed for use as a
pulse-counter. Contact state changes that
occur more frequently than 1 per minute will
result in diminished battery life.
Document No. A6V11521281
Installation Instructions
February 20, 2019
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