CPC-3 BOARD CALLOUTS
A) CPC-3 Main Power Switch
B) Power Supply Input Terminals: Accepts either 115 or 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz. 230V power can be suppied from VFD L & L Terminals.
C) Power Supply Output Terminals: Supply power to accessory EXP-4E Expansion boards.
C1) EXP-4E Expansion Modules: Communications connections from EXP-4E Expansion boards.
D) Heater Interlock Terminal Blocks (Four):
Positions A & B are for dry contact actuation, with A outputting 5 VDC and B needing 5 VDC to activate the CPC-3. Positions 1 &
2 require either 24 or 115 VAC from a heater control circuit to activate the CPC-3. A factory installed call return jumper wire above
each terminal block routes the voltage connected from position 1 to position 3. When the CPC-3 safety circuit is made it switches
position 3 to position 4, where the intercepted heater control circuit is routed back to the heater. Positions 3 & 4 are used indepen-
dent of positions 1 & 2. If the A & B dry contacts are used to activate the CPC-3 (Call return jumper wire must be removed).
D1) IMPORTANT: Each six position terminal block includes a RED jumper tab to select the heater interlock voltage that is
connected heater terminal block. Place RED jumper tab in Dry for positions A & B, 24V or 115V for positions 1 & 2 depening
upon heater interlock voltage)
E) Auxiliary Device Terminals:
Used to activate a motorized damper/louver in series with the inducer/blower activation by switching power to device through ter-
minal C & O. Position S1 outputs 5 VDC to be switched through a damper end switch and returned to position S2. This incorpor-
ates the end switch closure into the overall CPC-3 safety circuit. Positions S1 & S2 may also be used to react to the contact clos-
ure of a carbon monoxide alarm. The functions of C & O and S1 & S2 are independently activated through the Auxiliary Device key.
F) Remote Alarm Terminals:
Used to activate a remote alarm through either normally open or normally closed contacts. A power source is routed to the C posi-
tion and returned out of either the N/C or N/O positions if an alarm condition exists.
G & H) Draft and Combustion Air Terminals:
The CPC-3 can independently control mechanical draft and combustion air inducers/blowers. While the software that runs
these functions differs, the communications to the VFD's that control the inducer/blower is identical. The following information
is applicable to both the Inducer and Combustion Air terminal strips.
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