Connecting the CVTPRO Converter to a Controller with N2 Screw Terminals
To connect the CVTPRO converter to a controller with screw terminals (Figure 6):
1.Disconnect the three N2 wires from the controller screw terminals and temporarily isolate the individual bare wires with insulating tape.
2.Remove the
3.Connect the exposed N2+ (blue), N2- (white), and Ref (red) wires from the CVTPRO N2 cable to the controller screw terminals. Observe proper polarity.
4.Connect the
CVTPRO N2 Cable |
To scan a N2 Bus:
1Disconnect the N2 Bus from the N2 master controller.
2Remove the N2 plug (with attached N2 wires) from the controller
3Connect the
4Connect the
Cable to the
Remove
Socket
cvtunt.cdr
Ref (Red)
N2- (White)
N2+ (Blue)
Wire Directly to
Controller Terminals
VMA
S
H R N N
L E 2 2
D F - +
CVTPRO N2 Cable
Connect these components to communicate with the controller via the CVTPRO Converter.
Figure 6: CVTPRO N2 Connection to Controllers
with Screw Terminals
Connecting the CVTPRO Converter to a Controller with a N2 Jack
To connect the CVTPRO converter to a controller with a removable N2 plug:
1.Remove the 3 or
2.Plug the
3.Connect the
Note: Figure 7 shows the possible connections with a VMA controller with a removable
Cable to the
CVTPRO N2 Cable
LD REF N2- N2+ | Connect these | |
Unplugged | components | |
| SH |
|
from the VMA |
| to scan the N2 Bus |
|
| via the CVTPRO |
|
| Converter. |
To | N2 REF | N2+ | To | |
Next | Next | |||
N2- | N2- | |||
N2 | N2 | |||
Device | N2+ | N2 REF Device |
CVTVMA
Figure 7: CVTPRO N2 Connection to a VMA with a
Removable N2 Plug
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