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    Core panel is attached to the base-plate using two hinges. Remove the core panel by pushing the bottom of the core panel upwards. Use an analog output set to 5V when connecting STR101107 to the TAC Xenta 200 / 300 / 400 series of controllers. If 24VAC is used, the temperature readings in the wall module will display an incorrect value when the LED is activated.

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    Core panel is attached to the base-plate using two hinges. Remove the core panel by pushing the bottom of the core panel upwards. Use an analog output set to 5V when connecting STR101107 to the TAC Xenta 200 / 300 / 400 series of controllers. If 24VAC is used, the temperature readings in the wall module will display an incorrect value when the LED is activated.

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    Core panel is attached to the base-plate using two hinges. Remove the core panel by pushing the bottom of the core panel upwards. Use an analog output set to 5V when connecting STR101107 to the TAC Xenta 200 / 300 / 400 series of controllers. If 24VAC is used, the temperature readings in the wall module will display an incorrect value when the LED is activated.

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    Core panel is attached to the base-plate using two hinges. Remove the core panel by pushing the bottom of the core panel upwards. Use an analog output set to 5V when connecting STR101107 to the TAC Xenta 200 / 300 / 400 series of controllers. If 24VAC is used, the temperature readings in the wall module will display an incorrect value when the LED is activated.

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    STR100-STR107

    Wall Modules

    0FL-4068-002 User's Manual

    MOUNTING, CABLES

    REMOVING THE CORE


    The core panel is attached to the base-plate using two hinges. Remove the core panel by pushing the bottom of the core panel upwards, then unhinging the core panel from the base-plate.

    CONNECTING TO XENTA 200/300/400


    Use an analog output set to 5V when connecting STR101107 to the TAC Xenta 200/300/400 series of controllers. Alternatively, use a digital output. If 24VAC is used, the temperature readings in the wall module will display an incorrect value when the LED is activated. There are two ways to correct this: 1. Make a -0.5 C adjustment in the Menta application when the LED drive is active. 2. Add a 5 k resistance (4.7 - 5,1 k) W in one of three possible positions (see drawing): Between G and KC1 Between K1 and LED 16 Between Mx 15 and M. The resistor must be placed outside the STR.

    To avoid base-plate deformation, be careful when tightening the mounting screws. Note that the enclosed screws are mainly intended for the US and Australian markets.

    CONNECTING
    Connecting STR100 to a TAC Generic Controller
    STR 100 TAC Controller

    STR 101 -107

    TAC Xenta 200/300/400 Family

    M 11 Therm 12

    M B/U

    OP G C2 C1 M Therm Pot/Pot+R Switch Mx LED

    24 23 22 21 11 12 13 14 15 16

    G0 G C2 C1 M B1/U1 B2/U2 X1 (B3/U3)* M K1 KC1

    Connecting STR101-107 to a TAC Xenta 100 Controller


    STR 101 -107 TAC Xenta 100 Family

    STR102, 104, 106, 107 STR103, 104 (106, 107)*

    Resistor positions (see information above)

    OP G C2 C1 M Therm Pot/Pot+R Switch Mx LED

    24 23 22 21 11 12 13 14 15 16

    OP G C2 C1 M B1 R1 X1 M D1

    *STR103, 104: Connect to digital input, X or U. STR106, 107: Connect to thermistor input (1.8k) B or U.

    STR102, 104, 106, 107 STR104, 106, 107

    WIRING
    Cable type ............................. Twisted pair, unshielded Cable size ................................ Min 0.7 mm2 (19 AWG) Distance ............................................ Max 30 m (100 Ft) English 1 (2)

    0FL-4068-002, 16 Sep 2004

    ATTACHING/REMOVING THE FRONT


    The front is attached to the base-plate using four clamps, two at the top of the front panel and two at the bottom. When removing the frontpanel use a screwdriver (or similar) and push gently to unhook the clamps at the top and bottom of the front panel. STR100

    Mode indicator On/Off

    STR101

    JUMPER POSITION
    Rear view of core.

    Mode indicator On/Off Temperature Setting

    STR102

    Mode indicator On/Off Temperature Setting (Not available on STR103) Bypass button

    Jumper

    STR103/STR104

    Mode indicator On/Off Temperature Setting Bypass button Fan speed control

    STR106/STR107

    TAC Xenta 200, 300 and 400 series Position of jumper when a TAC Xenta 200, 300 or 400 controller is used.

    TAC Xenta 100 series Position of toggle when a TAC Xenta 100 controller is used.

    STR106/107 24 23 22 21 11 12 13 14 15 16

    TEMPERATURE WHEEL
    The temperature is controlled using the temperature setting wheel. The adjustment range on the temperature wheel may be set to the following limits: +/-1 C (+/-1.8 F) +/-2 C (+/-3.6 F) +/-3 C (+/-5.4 F) +/-4 C (+/-7.2 F) +/-5 C (+/-9 F) The adjust spacing is done using plastic keys on the back of the core.
    1874
    470

    2670 0 P P+R 3040 II 4600 3870 I

    A L

    RJ-10

    TAC Xenta OP

    10k

    III

    STR106 only
    Trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. TAC Vista, TAC Menta, TAC Xenta and Talking Buildings are registered trademarks of TAC AB. LonMark and LonWork are registered trademarks of the Echelon Corporation. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft.

    www.tac.com 2 (2) English 0FL-4068-002, 16 Sep 2004

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