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Demand Inputs

Three Demand Inputs

The 3 demand inputs allow a third party device to select a 
scene for the tN4 system. The third party device could be 
an automation system or a telephone switch with dry relay 
contacts or a 24 V (ac) powered output. The third party 
device output connects to one or more of the 480 demand 
inputs. The tN4 operating scene is changed according to 
the demand inputs listed on the following table:

The third party device must close the relay contacts 
permanently in order for the user switch to remain in a 
particular scene. Once the relay contacts are all opened, the 
user switch changes back to scene 1 (normal scene). The 
user switch demand input is not compatible with momentary 
contact closure on third party devices.

Important Note:

A scene change from any tN4 device overrides the operation 
of the demand inputs. This includes the user buttons on 
the user switch, or changing the scene number on any 
tN4 thermostat or tN4 setpoint control. When the scene is 
changed, the user switch will ignore the demand inputs until 
a new demand input combination is made. It is recommended 
that the third party’s relay contact be opened before the 
user switch responds to further demand inputs.

For a list of suggested third party devices that can connect 
to the user switch, please contact your tekmar sales 
representative.

Application Examples:

A third party telephone switch has a normally open contact 
that connects to the User Switch demand 1 input. This 
allows a user to place a telephone call to the telephone 
switch to change the tN4 system from Scene 1 (Normal) 
to Scene 2 (Away). To change the tN4 system from 
Scene 2 (Away) back to Scene 1 (Normal), either press 
the user switch button to return to Scene 1 or place a 
call to the telephone switch. If the user switch button is 
used, a call still must be placed to the telephone switch 
to open the relay contact.

Power: 24 V ± 10% 50/60 Hz 2.2 VA
Demands: Contact Closure or 24 V (ac)

tN4 User Switch 480

Three Inputs

Made in Canada

1009-01

For product instructions see brochure

Use at least 194°F (90°C) conductors

Meets Class B:
• Canadian ICES
• FCC Part 15

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Telephone Switch 

Normally

Open Relay

A third party automation system has three normally open 
contacts that connect to the User Switch demand inputs 
1, 2, and 3. This allows a user to change the operating 
scene of the tN4 system from the automation display.

Scene

1

2

 

3

4

5

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8

Contact 1

Off

On

Off

On

Off

On

Off

On

Contact 2

Off

Off

On

On

Off

Off

On

On

Contact 3

Off

Off

Off

Off

On

On

On

On

Summary of Contents for tekmarNet4 User Switch 480

Page 1: ...s 3 programmable buttons that allow users to easily change the operating scene or allow users to enable disable tN4 setpoint devices on a tN4 system Multiple User Switches are required if more than 3 scenes or setpoint enable disables are desired The 480 has 3 demand inputs that allow for connection of a tN4 system to a third party automation system or telephone switch This allows users to remotel...

Page 2: ... 8 Warranty 8 Table of Contents User Interface The User Switch has a total of 5 buttons User Buttons 1 2 and 3 allow for users to select the operation of the tN4 system Buttons A and B allow the installer to program the operation of User Buttons 1 2 and 3 User Button 1 User Button 2 User Button 3 BUTTON A BUTTON B Factory Defaults User Button 1 Scene 1 Label Normal User Button 2 Scene 3 Label Unoc...

Page 3: ...cial users a simple way to allow staff to override the night setback setup schedule on the tN4 system Current Scene Press the Same Button New Scene Perm Scene 1 No Change Perm Scene 2 Away Selects Scene 1 Perm Scene 3 Unoccupied Selects Scene 1 Perm Scene 4 Selects Scene 1 Perm Scene 5 Selects Scene 1 Tmpy Scene 6 Occupied Selects previous perm scene Tmpy Scene 7 Selects previous perm scene Tmpy S...

Page 4: ...epeat 5 Times 5 5 Red Off Repeat 6 Times 6 3 hr Temporary Occupied 6 Red Off Repeat 7 Times 7 4 hr Temporary 7 Red Off Repeat 8 Times 8 8 hr Temporary 8 Red Off Repeat User Button 1 User Button 2 User Button 3 STEP 2 Press button A once using a blunt object to begin programming mode Each of the 3 User Buttons will begin to flash to indicate the current program setting Red flashes indicate the User...

Page 5: ...een Off Repeat STEP 5 Press button B to finalize the User Button setting and exit the programming mode Note To return to Step 2 without saving the setting press button A STEP 6 Repeat steps 2 through 5 to program each User Button User Button 1 User Button 2 User Button 3 PRESS BUTTON B STEP 8 Replace the trim bezel User Button 1 User Button 2 User Button 3 STEP 7 Included with the User Switch are ...

Page 6: ...efore the user switch responds to further demand inputs For a list of suggested third party devices that can connect to the user switch please contact your tekmar sales representative Application Examples A third party telephone switch has a normally open contact that connects to the User Switch demand 1 input This allows a user to place a telephone call to the telephone switch to change the tN4 s...

Page 7: ...r correct polarity 1 Button Flashing Red User Button 1 User Button 2 User Button 3 User Button 1 User Button 2 User Button 3 User Button 1 User Button 2 User Button 3 or or The User Button is configured for setpoint device enable operation and there is no response from the tN4 setpoint control Ensure the setpoint device has power and is connected to the tN4 bus Ensure the setpoint device enable nu...

Page 8: ...ifferent from or in excess of the tekmar Limited Warranty are the Purchaser s sole responsibility and obligation Purchaser shall indem nify and hold tekmar harmless from and against any and all claims liabilities and damages of any kind or nature which arise out of or are related to any such representations or warranties by Purchaser to its customers The pass through Limited Warranty does not appl...

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