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Summary of Contents for Telkonet Aida
- Page 1 Aida Installation, Operation, & Maintenance Guide (IOM)
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Aida IOM ONTENTS Updates Chapter 1: Overview Intended Audience What is Aida? What Can the Telkonet Thermostat Do? Sample Use Cases Maximum Number of Associated Devices How to Get Support FCC Compliance Statement Chapter 2: Installation Voltage Options-Summary Required Equipment... -
Page 3: Updates
Aida IOM PDATES Revision 4: add FCC RF Exposure statement and Canadian RF Exposure Statement... -
Page 4: Chapter 1: Overview
Facilities engineers who will maintain Telkonet devices HAT IS Aida thermostats are like traditional thermostats in that they are wired to the HVAC system. They feature six relays, and the occupants interact with them to adjust room climate. Aida thermostats are different than traditional thermostats in that they are “smart”. -
Page 5: Maximum Number Of Associated Devices
Aida IOM AXIMUM UMBER OF SSOCIATED EVICES Aida can accept associations with up to 32 total Telkonet and other compatible wire- less devices, such as occupancy sensors and door contacts. OW TO UPPORT URING NSTALLATION Contact your dedicated Telkonet Project Manager if you have any installation ques- tions. - Page 6 Aida IOM ANADIAN OMPLIANCE TATEMENT This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innov- ation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s). Oper- ation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interference. (2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
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Page 7: Chapter 2: Installation
Aida IOM Chapter 2: Installation OLTAGE PTIONS UMMARY High Voltage Installation Option Low Voltage Installation Option (30 V or greater) There are 3 options. Select based on code and desired look: There is only one installation option: 1. Drywall mount: no conduit required;... -
Page 8: Required Equipment
Aida IOM EQUIRED QUIPMENT High Required Equipment Voltage Voltage Anchors: EZ-Lock plus provided screws: 4 – 50 lb. (if drywall mount) Backplate (included) Drill Aida (included) Electrical tape Flathead screwdriver JBox (if applicable) (not included) Level Screw Terminal Block as applicable (included) ... - Page 9 OCATION LANNING The Aida features a passive infrared (PIR) occupancy sensor, so where you install it is important. If you install it in an out-of-the-way area where it cannot sense occupancy, the heat or air conditioning will be more likely to shut off or drift while the room is occupied.
- Page 10 Aida IOM Mounting Con- Best Practices siderations If the occupants will likely position within 0-9 feet of be stationary (e.g., sleeping their expected location. in bed)… If the occupants will move occasionally (e.g., working position within 18 feet of at a desk)…...
- Page 11 Aida IOM Placement Guidelines Avoid spinning fan blades Avoid direct sunlight Avoid heat registers Avoid heat and cold sources in walls (e.g. exterior walls with poor circulation, walls with pipes circulating hot water, walls near radiators, etc.) Chapter 2: Installation...
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Page 12: Installation - High Voltage (Non-Class 2)
11. Connect wires and harnesses as per the pinout tables in the Tables section. 12. Mount the Aida backplate on top of the JBox adapter plate, using four #5 ½” coarse thread screws (or other appropriate mounting screws). - Page 13 Aida IOM FIGURE 2-1: Backplate Openings A and B, Separate High, Low Voltage Wire NOTE: For variable output connections: see See Proportional Valve Control; Ana- log Output on page 20 15. Line up the hinges on the thermostat to the notches on the backplate.
- Page 14 Aida IOM UL R – N ORTH MERICAN ATING CHEDULE LASS Inputs J1 Input Table Pin Signal Type Dry Contact #1 Input Dry Contact #2 Input RS485 #1P (VDA) UART RS485 #1N (VDA) UART RS485 #2 P (General) UART RS485 #2 N (General) UART...
- Page 15 Aida IOM Screw Terminal Block Table Screw Terminal Block (Wire Gauge 12-28) Signal Type (C) - Power In - Common Input (Aux) - Auxillary Output (W1) - Heat Output (R) - Power In Input (Y1) - Cool Output (G)- Fan...
- Page 16 Aida IOM Outputs Output Table Position Terminal Ratings Relay Current/Power Voltage Load Type Action Type Design RLY1, RLY1: STB* (R) and STB (AUX) 125/250/277 V General Operating RLY2, RLY2: STB (W1/Y1) and STB (W1) RLY3 RLY3: STB (W1/Y1) and STB (Y1)
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Page 17: Installation - Low Voltage (Class 2)
LASS Always ensure power has been turned off before starting installation. 1. Turn off power at the Aida mounting location using a disconnect switch or breaker lockout/tag out on appropriate breaker panel. 2. Test that power is off by using a voltmeter. - Page 18 See Analog Outputs on page 27. Connect all other wires and harnesses. 28. Mount the Aida backplate on top of JBox adapter plate, using four #5 ½” coarse thread screws. 29. Feed wire harnesses through the applicable holes in the backplate. High and low voltage wires must be fed through separate holes.
- Page 19 Aida IOM TEPS OMMON TO ALL OLTAGE NSTALLATION ETHODS 33. Hook the thermostat to the hinges on the top of the backplate. 34. Line up the hinges on the thermostat to the notches on the backplate. Press the top of the thermostat tightly against the back plate.
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Page 20: Chapter 3: Add Ons
24-277 V ac OR 24 V dc voltage supplied by the HVAC system itself. NOTE: The Aida allows for three different control voltages. Telkonet provides bare wire leads on all connectors. It is up to the installer to connect these leads using an appropriate method described herein. Wiring conventions follow industry standards;... - Page 21 Aida IOM BCF-100A: 0.025A LCF-50A: 0.025A LCF-30A:0.025A LCF-20A:0.025A LCF-10A: 0.01A Preferred operating range is between 10 and 80% of rated load. Other models may be compatible: provide model number and specifications. If not sized correctly the CT may damage the thermostat.
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Page 22: Chapter 4: User Interface
Aida IOM Chapter 4: User Interface Chapter 4: User Interface... -
Page 23: Chapter 5: Appendices
Aida IOM Chapter 5: Appendices ROPORTIONAL ALVE ONTROL NALOG UTPUT ROPORTIONAL ALVE ONTROL Chapter 5: Appendices... -
Page 24: Jbox Mounting Options
Aida IOM NALOG UTPUTS (Standard on Aida and Aida Controller) The Analog outputs can be used to control multiple functions. The desired function must be specified at the time of programming. 1. Fan Coils Variable Valve Control (Both Heat & Cool) 2. - Page 25 Aida IOM Chapter 5: Appendices...
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