Honeywell MM3-MASTERTROL MM-3 Schematics Document

The Mastertrol® Mini-Zone™ -3 Zone Control Panel,
Model MM-3, controls up to 3 zones on any single
stage heating and cooling system. Each zone is con-
trolled by a thermostat which operates a motorized
damper in the it's zone duct to control the flow of
conditioned air to the zone. (Up to 2 dampers may
be wired to a single zone. When 3 or more dampers
are required a Slave Damper Control Relay, Model
SDCR, is required.)
The Zone 1 Ther mostat requires a manual
changeover subbase with "O" and "B" terminals. The
"O" terminal must make with R when the subbase is
switched to the COOL Mode. The "B" terminal must
make with R when the subbase is switched to the
HEAT Mode. When the Zone 1 Subbase in either the
Heat or Cool Mode, any one of the 3 zone thermo-
stats can call for the respective mode. The zone ther-
mostat will energize it's zone relay which activates
the heating or cooling controls, opens it's zone
damper and close the dampers to the zones that are
satisfied. When all zone thermostats are satisfied the
heating or cooling will shut off and all zone dampers
will return to their normal position. The normal posi-
tion of the zone dampers is set by the OPEN/
CLOSED slide switch next to the motor terminals.
SYSTEM CONNEC-
TIONS: The MM-3 Sys-
tem Terminals on the far
left side of the panel are
used to wire to the HVAC
HVAC UNIT CONNECTIONS
Unit. These terminals are
C
isolated "dry" switching
contacts similar to any
24 VOLT
TRANSFORMER
typical thermostat. These
terminals are wired to the
HVAC Unit Terminals the
same as any thermostat
would when not using
this zone control panel.
HEAT RELAY
The MM-3 connections
used are typically the R-
G-Y-W terminals wired
the the HVAC Unit Con-
trol Center.
COMPRESSOR RELAY
IN OUTDOOR
CONDENSING UNIT
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HYDRO-AIR Systems - When using the MM-3 with
a Hydro-Air System, one which uses a hot water coil
in the air handler to provide heating in place of a
furnace, the wiring is almost similar to that shown. In
this application the Heat Relay shown may be a zone
valve or circulator relay. The Fan must often be
brought on with the call for Heat. To provide for this,
jumper the Gh and G terminals on the MM-3.
OIL FURNACES - When using the MM-3 with an Oil
Fired Furnace to provide heating the T and T termi-
nals on the Oil Burner Primary Control must wire to
the B and W wires. NOTE: Once operational if the Oil
Furnace continues to run when all zones are satis-
fied, reverse the B and W wires on the MM-3.
IMPORTANT: When using the MM-3 as only a 2 Zone
Panel, the Zone 3 Relay must remain plugged into
it's socket.
MASTERTROL®
MINI-ZONE™ -3
CONTROL PANEL
SYSTEM
R
R
CHANGEOVER
O
CONTROL
G
B O1
FAN RELAY
G1
G
B1
W
Gh
Y
Y
W
24 VOLT 40 VA
C
TRANSFOMER
R
MODEL PMT-40
O
Y
G R
B W
ZONE 1 THERMOSTAT
AND SUBBASE
MM-3 MASTERTROL®
MINI-ZONE™-3
THERMOSTAT
T6/Y
T5/R
T4/W
T6/Y
T5/R
T4/W
T6/Y
2
T5/R
1
T4/W
ZONE 3 THERMOSTAT
ZONE 2 THERMOSTAT
SCHEMATIC
ZONE THERMOSTAT WIRING - The MM-3 can be
used with several different single stage thermostats.
The wiring shown is for the following recommended
thermostats:
Zone 1 Thermostat Zone 2 and 3 Thermostat
TRT(-W) and MCRS(-W) TRT(-W)/T87F
/T87F and Q539A
T8090T1003* T8090T1011*
T8602C T8602D
T8601C* T8603D*
*These thermostats may require additional wires.
Refer to the wiring information included with the ther-
mostat for complete information.
DAMPER MOTOR WIRING - This diagram shows
Trol-A-Temp's typical power open-power closed op-
posed blade damper motors. Note the jumper wire
required on the motor terminals 2 and 5. Round
Spring Return Dampers can also be wired to the
MM-3. When using the ARD-PC (D835), wire to the
M1 and M6 terminals. When using the ARD-PO
(D837), wire to the M1 and M4 terminals.
DAMPER
O M6
M4
C
ZONE 1
M1
O
M6
C
M4
ZONE 2
M1
O M6
C
M4
ZONE 3
M1
ZONE 2 DAMPER MOTOR
4/W
5/R
6/Y
4/W
MODEL ARD-PC (POWER CLOSED)
5/R
ZONE 3 DAMPER MOTOR
6/Y
4 5 6 Z
3
1 2 X
ZONE 1 DAMPER MOTOR
6
4 5 Z
3
1 2 X
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