p5 FutureNow FNIP-6x2AD Installation Manual

FutureNow FNIP-6x2AD
Installation Manual
rev 28.04.2021
Please proceed the following steps first:
1. Connect a low voltage (10V – 36V DC) power supply to terminal 41 (GND) and
terminal 42 (+)
2. Connect the module to the LAN through Ethernet port, and locate the module
on the network.
3. Connect to the web server of the module by typing the IP Address into the
browser.
4. User: andmin, Pass: futurenow
5. After successful login to the web page, you can adjust all parameters of the
module.
6. If you are not familiar with this module, please read the installation guide!
WARNING! In the next step the module will be connected to line voltage
(230V)!
The line voltage installation must be performed by a qualified electrician!
7. Turn off power (main circuit breaker) before going to the next step
8. Connect the live power (230V AC) to terminal 3 (Live phase), and terminal 4
(Neutral)
9. Turn on power (main circuit breaker)
Terminal connections
Each module has a wiring diagram on the front which can help the installer when
connecting the modules at installation sites. See Figure 2.
Load
No. Description
2. Output 1 Live
3. 230V Mains Input Live for ch1 and ch2
4. Neutral INPUT
5. Output 2 Live
12. Output 3 Live
13. 230V Mains input Live for ch3 and ch4
14. Neutral INPUT
15. Output 4 Live
22. Output 5 Live
23. 230V Main Input Live for ch5 and ch6
24. Neutral INPUT
25. Output 6 Live
Low voltage inputs for the module
No. Description
39. Power for the Inputs GND
40. Power for the Inputs +10V.. +36V
41. Power for the Main Circuit GND
42. Power for the Main Circuit +10V.. +36V
Table 1: FNIP-6x2AD terminal connectors
FutureNow FNIP-6x2AD Quick Install Guide rev 28.04.2021
Control
No. Description
27. Inputs Common
28. Input 1
29. Inputs Common
30. Input 2
31. Inputs Common
32. Input 3
33. Inputs Common
34. Input 4
35. Inputs Common
36. Input 5
37. Inputs Common
38. Input 6
DC
DC
Figure 2. FNIP-6x2AD front view with terminal connectors
Wiring
Local inputs
FNIP-6x2AD
Light
Light Light
2
1 3
N L N N N L N N
Figure 3. Wiring diagram
Please note that the neutral leg of the light sources are not connected to
the module and all line inputs must be on the same phase and on the
same circuit breaker!
Recommended wire types
 Ethernet cable: Twisted pair, CAT5 or better.
 Outputs: According to the loads attached to the outputs (current and voltage).
 Inputs: A pair of low or high voltage cables. The inputs use low voltage signals.
All wires used and the way they are run must be in accordance with the local
electrical codes.
Keep line voltage wiring physically separated from Ethernet and signal wiring.
Power requirements
The module requires 10V - 36V DC through terminals 41 and 42.
If local inputs are to be used 10V - 36V DC through terminals 39-40 will also be
required.
Please pay attention to the correct polarity!
The galvanic isolation of the inputs is only effective when a separate power supply
is used for powering the inputs. The FNIP-6x2AD has separate power input terminals
(39 and 40) for this purpose. If you choose not to use the extra protection the
isolated inputs offer, you can use the same power to supply both the main circuit
and the inputs. In that case, simply connect terminal 39 to terminal 41 and terminal
40 to terminal 42.
Apply 230V 50 Hz AC live on terminals 3, 13 and 23 and neutral on terminal 4 and
14 and 24.
Please make sure that all the three line inputs (terminal 3, 13 and 23) are
on the same phase and on the same circuit breaker! Different phase
connection would create a short circuit and damage the module!
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2021
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+10V – 36V DC for the inputs
+10V – 36V DC for the main circuit
Ethernet
Light Light
Light
4 6
5
N L N N
1