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2 727 emperature controller for multi-zone ducted systems RRV856 ultifunctional controller used for central control of ducted HVAC systems in combination with QAX850 and QAW850 room units. ulti-zone model with up to six zone outputs. Use Use Applications Comfort control of ducted HVAC systems via fan, heating, cooling and damper actuator output regulation: Residential apartments Residential single house Autonomous light commercial applications he RRV856 controller is designed for central ducted HVAC systems that require easy operation by the building occupant. he I required to be connected to the controller is the QAX850 master room unit. Fan, heating and/or cooling outputs combined with a maximum of six damper outputs, control the temperature within each zone of the building. he RRV856 controller can be configured for various types of HVAC equipment. hese include: Heating only ducted systems Cooling only ducted systems DX cooling and heating Air to air heat pumps Water to air heat pumps 4 pipe FCU CE1N2727en 27.08.2007 Building echnologies HVAC Products

2 pipe FCU Single or 3 speed fan Functions Controller functionality is determined by the Dip switch selected application, parameter settings and mode selection via the QAX850 room unit. ulti-zone Individual zone air conditioning control is realized by dividing the duct system into zones (2 6 zones) by the on/off control of the damper actuators. he default room unit for zone 1 is the QAX850, with QAW850 room units used for additional zones. All zone room units are linked via a DC12 V two wire Bus that provides room unit power and communication. Room units measure zone temperatures and evaluate the demand for each zone based on the corresponding zone setpoint. he zone damper opens on demand from its corresponding zone room unit and closes when there is no demand. A one minute on/off time delay and minimum 0.5K switching differential applies to the zone damper control. he (zone weighted) total system heat/cool demand is calculated by the RRV856 controller for plant heating/cooling and fan speed output control. During installation/commissioning the individual zone weight is determined by the estimated zone load (i.e.: air outlet flow rate) in comparison to other zones. Zone weight parameter P22 can be set to the following values: None Local damper control only. Zone has no effect on plant heat/cool and fan speed control. Small Smaller zone with low air outlet flow rate compared to other zones (i.e.: 2 nd bedroom). edium edium sized zone compared to other zones (i.e.: aster bedroom). Large Large zone with higher air outlet flow rate compared to other zones (i.e.: ain living/dining area). During installation the zone dampers should be mechanically set closed when Q1 to Q6 outputs are de-energized. On start up and after any mode change, all zone dampers will drive open if there is heat/cool demand from at least one zone or ventilation only is selected by user. Fan remains off for a period of 40 seconds to avoid over-pressure in duct. he fan then runs at high speed momentarily (3 second fan kick) before switching to low speed for 30 seconds. After this delay has elapsed, the fan will be controlled automatically based on total demand from the system. On fan start-up the zone dampers operate according to their individual zone demand and the heating/cooling output will be controlled automatically based on total heat/cool demand from system. he following applies when a heating plus cooling application is configured: If auto changeover of heating and cooling is selected and there is demand for both heating and cooling from the zones: he highest demand will take priority over the heating/cooling output he damper of a zone requiring cooling when system is in heating will remain off until system switches back to cooling Before system switches from heating to cooling there must be cooling demand present for 30 minutes Note Although system auto-changeover of heating/cooling is available, it is recommended that the user selects cool mode only in summer and heat mode only in winter. 2/13

Application example: 4-pipe FCU system: B1 HB Q9 Q8 Q7 Y3 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 D1 D2 N1 FCU D1 D2 SAF C1 H1 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 B1 N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 W6 2727A01 N1 RRV856 controller N2 QAX850 master room unit N3 QAW850 zone room units FCU Fan coil unit B1 Optional remote temp. sensor SAF Supply air fan H1 H eating coil C1 Cooling coil D1 Remote comfort mode input D2 Fault or emergency heat input Cooling control valve Heating control valve Q1 Q6 Zone damper actuators (1-6) W2 W6 Optional window zone off input (only W6 shown) Refer to application sheets for further details on ulti-zone control. ype summary ype reference Description Compatible with RRV856 emperature controller QAX850 aster room unit QAW850 Zone room unit QAA32 Room temperature sensor QAH11.1 Cable temperature sensor Note he QAX850 and the QAW850 for the RRV856 must be ordered separately. Any additional remote temperature sensors must also be ordered separately. erminal covers are included in the RRV856 packaging box. Not usable with Desigo RX range room units. Product documentation Document Document number Data sheet N2727 Installation instructions G2727 Operating instructions, with QAX850 room unit B2727.1 Operating instructions, with QAW850 room unit B2727.2 Declaration of conformity 2725X1 Supporting documentation Document and unit type Data sheet QAW850 Data sheet QAX850 ounting instructions QAX850 Document number N2721 N2722 2721 3/13

echanical design ype of unit he RRV856 is a temperature controller providing connection of power supply, inputs/outputs, QAW850 zone room unit and QAX850 master room unit. 2727Z01 he unit consists of the following components: Base for DIN or screwed surface mounting Cable restraints IP30 covers (when mounted directly to wall or FCU without DIN rail) PCB and internal transformer PCB cover Input/output terminals RS485 terminals I bus terminals LED for power supply indication Configuration Dip switches Connection terminals I (, HB ) RS485 (X+, X ) Digital inputs (D1, D2) emperature sensor input (B1, ) Low voltage power supply (DC 12 V) and communication transfer is supplied via two wires to the QAX850 and QAW850 room units from terminals and HB. he LED on the QAX850 will flash if a communication error exists between devices for longer than 5 seconds. he RS485 connections are only suitable for downloading manufacturer specific parameter sets. his is for factory use only. wo digital inputs are provided. A potential free contact closed across the D1 and D_GND terminals will override to comfort mode, only when mode selector is set to Auto timer mode. D2 can be configured for an emergency heat enable signal or an external fault lockout signal. Either of these functions can be selected via the configuration Dip switches. When emergency heat is selected, a potential free contact closed across the D2 and D_GND terminals will disable the primary heating output and enable the emergency heat output. he emergency heat output will only activate when there is demand for heating. Not available on applications A2, A3, A4 and A5. When external fault (default) is selected, a potential free contact closed across the D2 and D_GND terminals will de-activate all outputs and the standby icon on the QAX850 LCD will flash to indicate the fault. Fault will disappear after contact is opened. An NC temperature sensor can be connected to B1 and terminals for the following functions: 4/13

Remote room temperature sensing: he QAX850 can be used as a master control unit without using the internal temperature sensor. A separate room sensor (QAA32) can be mounted in a location more convenient for accurate zone 1 temperature measuring. 2 pipe application heating/cooling changeover: For application A8 (2 pipe FCU) a temperature sensor (QAH11.1/ARG86.3)is clamped to the water pipe in order to activate heating/cooling mode changeover. Fan speed outputs he RRV856 controller can be configured for a single or three speed fan. Volt-free (SPS) relay outputs Q74, Q84 and Q94 can switch loads up to AC 250V, 6(4) A. Power is supplied via terminal Q71. he low speed terminal is used when single speed fan is configured. On fan start-up the high speed will activate first for approximately 3 seconds and then resume to selected speed. During Auto fan operation the fan speeds will be activated automatically depending on total demand from all zones and fan speed switching parameter settings. Single speed fan should only be selected if another form of fan speed or duct static pressure control is utilized. Heating / Cooling outputs Output : Cooling or compressor output. Output : Heating or reversing valve output Output Y3: Auxiliary output that can be configured for auxiliary heat, emergency heat, 2 nd step cool or dual compressor. Output control is two position. hree position modulating can be selected via parameter P17 for applications A1, A2 and A8 only. Damper actuator outputs he RRV856 has six 2 position zone damper actuator outputs. Volt-free (SPD) relay outputs Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5 and Q6 can switch loads up to 250VAC, 0.5A inductive. Power is supplied via terminal Q11. he outputs will activate when there is demand for heating or cooling within the corresponding zone. All zone outputs will be open when in ventilation mode as selected via QAX850. Commissioning notes Dip switches Initial application set-up of RRV856 controller to match the connected HVAC equipment is made by the selection of dip switch positions. Dip switches are located on the top of the RRV controller. An adhesive label is included in RRV856 packaging box for final recording of Dip switch positions. his can be placed on the Dip switch block to avoid un-authorized changes. Further parameter settings can be made via the QAX850 if required. Dip switch settings Function Selections 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Y3 Aux. output Fan speed Application Auxiliary heat 20 min off off - - - - - delay Auxiliary heat 10 min on off - - - - - delay Emergency heat via D2 off on - - - - - 2 nd stage cool or on on - - - - - compressor Single speed - - off - - - - hree speed - - on - - - - A1 - Heat only - - - off off off off A2 Cool only - - - on off off off A3 Cool / Heat (HHW) - - - off on off off A4 Cool / Heat (EDH) - - - on on off off A5 Heat pump (comp + - - - off off on off RV) A6 Heat pump - - - on off on off (heat/cool) 5/13

Function Selections 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A7 4 pipe FCU - - - off on on off A8 2 pipe FCU - - - on on on off Default (as delivered) positions are in bold text. Response on start-up User operation Sensor calibration Commissioning When powering up, the QAX850 will display all LCD icons for approximately 3 seconds and then the software version number for another 3 seconds. It will then revert to normal display. he time segments will be blinking if time needs to be set. Set time as per operation instructions. here will be a delay before operation commences due to polling of all values and ulti-zone system start-up sequence. User should not have access to dip switches or parameter settings. User operation is via the QAX850 master room unit and the QAW850 zone room unit. For user operation details refer to operating instructions included in packaging box, document B2727.01 and B2727.02. Generally there is no need to calibrate sensor; however the displayed room temperature on the QAX850 and QAW850 LCD can be calibrated if there is any discrepancy from the actual temperature measured with a certified thermometer. Calibration function can be accessed by pressing the and buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds. Displayed value can then be adjusted via the same buttons in 0.1K steps. Range is ±3 K. RRV856 controller should be operational after dip switch settings have been made and power is connected. Default parameter settings are based on the application selected and may be modified if required. Refer to list below. Only parameters relevant to selected application are displayed on the QAX850. Parameters cannot be accessed if system is in off mode. Refer to Installation Instructions for set-up details and Application Sheets for default parameter values. Set-up parameters No. Parameter Range P00 emperature scale C/F P01 Frost protection limit in OFF mode Off/5 8 C P02 Over-temperature limit in OFF mode Off/30 35 C P03 in. OFF time delay 0 600s P04 in. ON time delay 0 600s P05 Dead band between cool and heat OFF points 0.5 6K P06 RV ON in heat or cool mode Heat/Cool P07 Fan run ON after heat output turns Off 0 300s P08 Fan run ON after cool output turns Off 0 300s P09 FCU flush pipe time 120 600s P10 Zone heat/cool inhibit Heat/Cool/No P11 Water temp. heat mode changeover 22 32 C P12 Water temp. cool mode changeover 10 21 C P13 Fan auto-speed high range H:80 100% P14 Fan auto-speed medium range :30 75% P15 Fan auto-speed low range L: 1 15% P16 Window contact NO/NC P17 2-p or 3-p control selection 2-p/3-p P18 Heating demand P-band/Switching differential 0.5 10K P19 Cooling demand P-band/Switching differential 0.5 10K P20 Demand Integration time 0 60.0 min in 0.5 min steps P21 3-p valve actuator running time 50 300s P22 Zone capacity weight None 6/13

No. Parameter Range Small edium Large P23 Ventilation in dead zone Off, H/C, C only ounting and installation notes he RRV856 controller can be mounted in any orientation using the following fixing options: DIN Rail mounting he housing base is designed for snapmounting on DIN rails, type EN50022-35 7.5 (can be released with a screwdriver). Surface mounting here are two drill holes for screw-mounting (see Dimensions ). Screws: ax. diameter 3.5 mm, min. length 38 mm When mounting note the following: he controller should not be freely accessible after mounting. Ensure adequate air circulation to dissipate heat generated during operation. Easy access is required for service personnel Local installation regulations must be observed. he mounting instructions are included in the RRV856 controller packaging. SOP Note! When not mounting within a panel, cable strain reliefs must be used for all wiring to (AC 230 V) terminals. he conductors must be secured with cable ties (see diagram). Cable restraints should be used for all wiring to avoid disconnection. 2725Z02 erminal cover erminal covers are provided in the RRV856 packaging box. he covers include screw for fixing to controller and knock-out holes for cable entry. Covers should only be used where suitable access is restricted to authorized personnel and there is protection from ambient conditions. he covers will provide IP30 protection when surface mounted on wall or FCU. Removing the terminal cover 7/13

echnical data Power supply (L, N) Rated voltage AC 230 V, +10 %, 15 % Requirement for transformers for switch mode EN 61 558-2-6 power supplies Frequency 50 / 60 Hz Power consumption (excl. external modules) 15 VA Supply line fusing max. 10 A Functional data Reserve of clock max. 20 min Analogy input (B1, ) Passive sensor NC resistor, 3 kω at 25 C easuring range 0 49 C Digital input (D1, D2) Contact sensing Voltage Current Requirements for status and impulse contacts Signal coupling ype of contact Insulating strength against main potential max. DC 5 V typically 8 ma Potential-free aintained or impulse contacts AC 3750 V to EN 60 730 Switching outputs External supply line fusing Non-renewable fuse (slow) Automatic line cutout Release characteristic Relay contacts (x, x, Y3x) Relay output Switching voltage AC current At 250 V At 19 V Switch-on current Contact life max. 10 A max. 13 A B, C, D to EN 60 898 potential-free max AC 250 V min. AC 19 V max. 3 A res., 1 A ind. (cos φ= 0.6) min. 5 ma min. 20 ma max. 5 A (1 s) 1 10 5 cycles Boiler (Q1x) Relay contacts (Q7x) Relay output Switching voltage AC current At 250 V At 19 V Switch-on current Contact life potential-free max. AC 250 V min. AC 19 V max. 6 A res., 4 A ind. (cos φ= 0.6) min. 5 ma min. 20 ma max. 10 A (1 s) 1 10 5 cycles Insulating strength Between relay contacts and system electronics (reinforced insulation) AC 3750 V, to EN 60 730-1 Between neighboring relay contacts (operational insulation) x x Y3x Q7x Q8x Q9x AC 1250 V, to EN 60 730-1 Interfaces (S+, SG) HCC bus proprietary protocol Bus power supply voltage DC 12 V, +10, 15% (supply to room unit QAX850) 8/13

Baud rate 9.6 kbit/s Permissible cable lengths For bus communication A 0.5 mm² A 1 mm² ype of cable Note: wisted pair (unshielded) is recommended for enhanced immunity to external electromagnetic interference, e.g. in the vicinity of radio transmitters or variable speed drives max. 60 m max. 100 m 2-wire standard installation cable (unshielded) Electrical connections (all terminals) Connection terminals For wires screw terminals 0.6 mm dia. 2.5 mm 2 Degrees of protection Degree of protection of housing to IEC 60 529 IP 20 without terminal covers IP 30 with terminal covers Safety class to EN 60 730 device suited for use with equipment of safety class II Environmental conditions Operation to Climate conditions emperature (housing and electronics) Humidity echanical conditions ransport to Climate conditions emperature Humidity echanical condition IEC 721-3-3 class 3K5 0 50 C 5 95 % r. h. (non-condensing) class 32 IEC 721-3-2 class 2K3 25 +70 C <95 % r. h. class 22 Classification to ode of operation, automatic controls type 1B EN 60 730 Degree of contamination, controls Environment 2 Rated surge voltage 4000 V Software class A aterials and colors Controller housing Polycarbonate, RAL 7035 (lightgrey) Packaging corrugated cardboard Norms and standards Product safety Automatic electrical controls for household and similar use EN 60 730-1 Special requirements for temperature sensing controls EN 60 730-2-9 Electromagnetic compatibility Immunity domestic section, light industry EN 61 000-6-1 Emissions domestic section, light industry EN 61 000-6-3 -conformity EC directive Low-voltage directive N474 conformity to Australian EC framework Radio interference emission Standard 89/336/EEC 73/23/EEC Radio Communication Act 1992 AS/NZS 4251.1 Weight Excluding packaging approx. 1.065 kg 9/13

1 4 2 1 4 2 1 4 2 1 4 2 Connection terminals B1 Signal input (ext. sensor NC) Signal ground D1, D2 Digital inputs D_GND Digital ground, HB Communication bus L, N AC 230V supply Q7, Q84, Q94 Digital outputs, AC24 230V, 6(4) A Q1 Q6 Digital outputs, AC24 230V, (0.5) A Y Digital outputs, AC24 230V, 3(1) A Connection diagrams ypical connections RS485 D1 D2 B1 N2 N3 N3 N3 N3 N3 1 2 W1 1 2 4 1 2 4 X+ X- 485gnd D1 D-GND D2 B1 N1 L N N Y31 Y34 Q71 Q74 Q84 Q94 Q11 Q12 Q14 Q22 Q24 Q32 Q34 Q42 Q44 Q52 Q54 Q62 Q64 AC 230 V L H AC 24/230 V Y3 F1 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 L F2 B1 External zone 1 temp sensor (optional) N2 QAX850 master room unit or pipe changeover sensor, appl. A8 N3 QAW850 zone room unit CR1 Compressor relay stage 1 RV Reversing valve CR2 Compressor relay stage 2 W1 Optional window zone off input D1 Remote activation of comfort mode Cooling output D2 Fault or emergency heat Heating output F1 hree speed fan Y3 Auxiliary heat, emergency heat or 2 nd stage F2 Single speed fan cooling N1 RRV856 controller Y4 Valve actuator, AC24/ 230V Output connections N1 N1 AC 24 /230V AC 24 /230V Y4 Y4 10/13

Y31 Y34 1 4 2 1 4 2 2-pipe FCU, 2-position control (application A8) Optional 3-position control (applications A1, A2 and A8) N1 CR2 CR1 RV AC 24 /230V Heat pumps (application A5) (For single compressor heat pumps, CR2 is not connected) Note Contact your local Siemens representatives for application specific wiring diagrams and information. SOP Notes All Input and bus terminals are not protected against connection to AC 230 V. Observe the technical data for fan relay outputs: ax. AC 250 V, 6(4) A. All output cables used must satisfy the insulation requirements with regard to mains potential. AC 24 V outputs must be segregated from AC 250 V outputs. Care should be taken when cables pass through sharp metal openings, conduits or ducts. Double insulation on output cables is recommended. Local installation regulations must be observed. Product liability he products may only be used in building services plant and applications as described above. When using the products, all requirements specified under echnical data must be observed. 11/13

Dimensions Without terminal covers With terminal covers 12/13

Dimensions in mm 2005 Siemens Switzerland Ltd Subject to alteration 13/13