TT-S6/D INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION

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IMPORTANT: Read these Step controller for electric heating
instructions before installation
 and wiring of the product.
TT-S6/D is a micro-processor based step controller designed for Control output
TTC25 TT-S6/D use together with Regin's TTC and AQUA-controllers or other DDC The control output is used to control a triac controller that will
TTC40F 7 13 controllers. It has a control input signal of 0...10V DC. It has six give 0...100% power between each relay step. The load
8 15 relay outputs for controlling six heater groups. Alternatively it can connected to the triac controller should have the same size as
9 19 control five heater groups and use the sixth relay for run-on time
Fig 1 the load connected to relay 1.
delay for heater aftercooling. The TT-S6-T/D can be set to control Terminal 19 = 0...10V DC output.
either a heater with equal loads giving 5 or 6 steps or a heater Terminal 21 = Signal neutral.
AQUA24 where the load is binary divided giving 31 or 63 steps. Signal converter
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A.../D 13
The TT-S6/D also has a 0...10V DC output for controlling a triac TT-S6/D contains a signal converter that converts a 10 - 2V DC
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13 24 controller for smoothing the power output between the relay steps. input signal to a 0 - 10V DC output signal.
14 23 Fig 2 The maximum number of relay steps can be limited using a switch This is used when TT-S6-T/D is controlled by for example
on the front. TA-controllers with a 10 - 2V DC output.
TT-S6/D is built for DIN-rail mounting with all settings accessible on Terminal 14 = 10 - 2V DC input
+ the front.Installation Terminal 20 = 0 - 10V DC output, connect to terminal 13.
0 - 10V DC in
0 Mount the TT-S6/D on a DIN-rail in a cabinet or other enclosure.
TT-S6/D
Protection class IP20.
13 Ambient temperature 0...50°C. Settings
8 15 Maximum number of permitted relay steps
9 19 Wiring With the rotary switch you set if relay 6 is to be used for power
TTC25X Supply voltage output or for fan control and the maximum number of relay steps
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TTC40FX Supply voltage:24V AC +/-15% 50...60Hz. to be used.
Power consumption: 6 VA. To ensure correct control it is important that the switch is
Terminal 23 = Phase. correctly set.
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10 - 2V DC in Terminal 24 = Neutral. Position T is the starting position for the built-in test function.
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TT-S6/D Relay outputs Binary - Sequential switch
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Relays 1 - 5, SPST with a common supply pole. 240V AC 2A total. Set to S if all the load is divided into equal parts.
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8 15 Relay 6, SPDT. 240V AC 2A. Set to B if the load is Binary divided, i.e. if the parts have the
9 19 When the heater is binary divided the loads must be wired in rising size-ratio of 1:2:4:8:16:(32).
20 size with the smallest load on relay 1.
TTC25X
21 Relay 6 may, depending on the setting of the rotary switch, be used
TTC40FX Fig 4 Figures
either as a sixth output relay or for run-on time delay to shut-off of
the fan on shutting down the system. Fig 1: TT-S6/D and TTC25/TTC40

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Control input Fig 2: TT-S6/D and analogue Aqualine controllers
Control voltage 0...10V DC from a TTC40F, TTC25, AQUA-control- Fig 3: TT-S6/D and external 0...10 V control signal
ler or other controller with a 0...10V input. Fig 4: TT-S6/D and external 10...2 V control signal
Box 116 428 22 KÅLLERED SWEDEN Terminal 13 = 0 - 10V DC input. Fig 5: Control signal wiring when using relay 6 for shutdown
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Function Test function
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Six part loads in sequence or binary without fan control Turn off the supply voltage to TT-S6/D and set the rotary switch
On an increasing input signal TT-S6/D will first increase the 0...10V to position T. The setting of the Binary/sequence switch does
output signal. If the power demand becomes so large that the not influence the test function.
1 Relay 1 out output signal would need to be larger than 10V, the TT-S6-T/D will Reconnect the supply voltage.
2 Relay 2 out activate the first relay. The output is held at 0V for 10 seconds and All relays should be deactivated and the output signal equal to
3 Relay 3 out is then set to an output corresponding to the part of the output the input signal (updated every 10 seconds).
4 Relay 4 out signal that would have been larger than 10V. N.B. It is normal for the LEDs to wink faintly even when they are
In order to get the best control possible the TT-S6/D automatically unactivated.
5 Relay 5 out sets the amplification between the input signal and the output signal Move the rotary switch clockwise one step. Relay 1 is activated
6 Not connected to suit the maximum number of relay outputs used. At an input and the output signal is 1V.
7 Relays 1-5 in common signal of 10V the number of relays set on the rotary switch will be Continue to twist the switch in a clockwise direction. For each
8 Not connected activated and the output signal will be at 10V. step up to step 6 the activated relay will move up one step
TT-S6/D will only increase or decrease the relay outputs by one at (moving dot) and the output signal will increase by 1V/step.
9 Relay 6 common pole a time with a time delay of 10 seconds between steps. At position 7 all relays are deactivated and the output voltage is
10 Not connected At an abrupt loss of input signal, for example at shutdown ot the 7V.
11 Relay 6 normally open system, TT-S6/D will set the output to 0V and deactivate all the At position 8 ( position 0 in the fan sector) relay 6 is activated
12 Relay 6 normally closed relays. and the output voltage is 8V.
For higher positions the relays R1 to R5 will be activated in
13 0 - 10V DC input Five part loads in sequence or binary with fan control sequence (thermometer style) and the output voltage will
14 Signal conv. 10-2V DC in Relay 6 can be used for run-on time delay to ensure adequate increase by 1V/step.
15 Signal neutral cooling of the heater on shutdown. Wire the relay to the fan motor At position 10 (position 2 in the fan sector) the output voltage is
16 Not connected relay. If the system is shut down when the input signal is >0V the 10V.
signal will fall abruptly. This will make the TT-S6/D set the output For positions higher than 10 the output voltage will be 0V.
17 Not connected signal to 0V and deactivate all the relays except relay 6 that will be For positions higher than 13 (position 5 in the fan sector) only
18 Not connected kept activated for a further 3 minutes. relay 6 will be activated.
19 0 - 10V DC output To ensure that the control signal really is 0, the input 13 should be On completion of the test function, turn off the supply voltage to
20 Signal conv. 0-10V DC out shorted to signal neutral when the system is shut down. See fig 5. the TT-S6/D and set the switches to positions suitable for the
Other functions as for six part loads described above. installation.
21 Signal neutral Reconnect the supply voltage.
22 Not connected
23 24V AC in Supply EMC emissions & immunity standards
24 Neutral voltage This product conforms with the requirements of European EMC
standards CENELEC EN 50081-1 and EN 50082-1 and carries

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the CE mark.
LVD
Box 116 428 22 KÅLLERED SWEDEN This product conforms with the requirements of European LVD
Tel +46 (0)31 720 02 00 Fax +46 (0)31 720 02 50 standards IEC 669-1 and IEC 669-2-1.