
6 720 800 759 (2012/04)ProControl HP Gateway
Installation | 5en
3Installation
3.1 Installation
BRemove cover (ÆFig. 3, page 38).
BMount the module (ÆFig. 4, page 38).
BSecure the module (ÆFig. 5, page 38).
3.2 Electrical connection
Connections and interfaces (ÆFig. 6, page 39)
Key to Fig. 6, page 39:
7.5 V DC Power supply unit connection
BUS For configuration at the factory – do
not connect
CAN 1 Earth (GND)
CAN 2 CAN Low
CAN 3 CAN High
LAN LAN connection (RJ45)
RESET Reset button
TSW Switch for CAN termination
BOpen the grommets to match the cable
diameter and make a cut on one side
(ÆFig. 7, page 39).
BFit the grommets and connect the cables
(ÆFig. 8, page 39).
BConnect the screen of the CAN cable in the
module to CAN 1.
BConnect one wire of the twisted wire pair in
the module to CAN 2.
BConnect the second wire (of the twisted wire
pair used for CAN 2) in the module to CAN 3.
BFit the cover.
3.3 Making CAN connection to heat
pump
•Suitable cable, 2 × 2 × 0.3 mm2(screened,
twisted cable).
•The maximum cable length is 30 m.
BFind free connections for CAN in the heat
pump.
BIf no free connection is available in the heat
pump, connect the CAN cable together with
another accessory.
BTo avoid inductive interference: Route all low
voltage cables separately from mains voltage
cables (min. clearance 100 mm).
BConnect the screen (earth) of the cable to the
earth connection of the heat pump (ÆFig 9,
page 40).
Verify the correct position of the two
CAN termination switches to ensure
that the CAN system is correctly
terminated.
BIf the module is an end point,
both switches must be set to ON.
BIf the module is connected to a
branch cable, both switches
must be set to OFF.
NOTE: Fault caused by interference.
BCAN cable must be a screened,
twisted cable.
If the maximum cable length of the
CAN connection between all CAN
subscribers is exceeded, the system
cannot be commissioned.
NOTE: Do not confuse 12 V and CAN
connection!
If 12 V is connected to the CAN, the
processors will be destroyed.
BCheck that the three wires are
connected to the terminals with
the corresponding markings on
the PCB.