VT440 / Dry contacts unit & VT32 / Dry contacts board extension

Documentation page: https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/35127335/VT440+Dry+contacts+unit

Product page VT440: https://vutlan.com/can-sensors/24-vt440-dry-contacts-unit.html

Product page VT32: https://vutlan.com/contacts/9-vt32-dry-contacts-board.html

Function and purpose

The VT440 extension unit allows for increasing the number of dry contact input terminals connected to any Vutlan monitoring unit. Each VT440 adds 32 dry contacts, providing scalable monitoring capabilities for complex infrastructures. It can be easily connected to any CAN port within a CAN bus chain and can be daisy-chained with other CAN sensors, ensuring seamless integration and flexible system expansion for enhanced monitoring and control.

The number of dry contacts inside VT440 can be increased up to 64 with an extension module "VT32 / dry contacts module".

CAN devices and sensors can be chained together. Up to 10-32 CAN devices can be connected in a chain. You can connect CAN sensors or extensions on a CAN bus line.

Usage

Dry contact usage examples:

  1. General Alarm

  2. System Healthy status

  3. System Common Fault Alarm

  4. Door open/closed

  5. A window opened/closed

  6. HVAC on/off state

  7. Power supply control (controls On/Off state of any connected devices)

Order options

VT440 can be ordered in two options:

a) VT440 (x32 dry contact inputs)



b) VT440 + VT32 (x64 dry contact inputs)

Physical description


1. "1...32" - Dry contacts terminal.

2. "33...64" - Dry contacts empty slot. VT32 / Dry contacts board is ordered separately.

3.  "S/N" - serial number. You will need this serial number if you want to contact our support team. You mustn't lose it!

4. LEDs: "RUN" - indicates appliance connection status to the main module, "ERR" - indicates appliance lost connection to the main module.

5. "CAN 1", and "CAN 2" - two equivalent digital connectors RJ12 for the connection to the master module, CAN sensors, or CAN extensions on a CAN bus, with auto-sensing.

6. "TR"  - is the nearest switch to CAN inputs. This switch should be turned "ON" on the last sensor in the CAN chain. The last sensor in the long chain with a length of more than 10 meters, the terminator should be in the "OFF" position.

Do not use the DIP switch "FR" labeled "1", it should always be OFF. If this switch is turned ON, the module will turn off. This switch is only needed for programming purposes

Diagram

The following diagram shows how you can connect multiple VT440 units on a CAN bus chain to a main monitoring system.

Technical specifications

Communications

Description

Communications

Description

Type

CAN bus extension

Network interface

CAN open

Input terminals

x32 dry contacts inputs terminals (2 wires)

x2 RJ11/RJ12 6P4C ports for CAN bus

Daisy chain

Yes, possible.

Usage

Adds x32 dry contact inputs (digital inputs)

 

 

Accessories

Description

Expansions (ordered separately)

"VT32 / Dry contacts board" - adds additional x32 contacts

 

 

Environmental

Description

Operating temperature

Optimal range:  -10° C to +80° C

Extended range:  -40° С to +100° C

Storage temperature

-40° С to +100° C

Operating humidity

0 to 95 %

Storage humidity

0 to 95 %

 

 

Power requirements

Description

Power Consumption

1 Watt

Max. distance from the unit

225 m

 

 

Mechanical / Packaging

Description

Product dimensions

(Width, Height, Depth) 215 x 40 x 40 mm

Mounting possibilities

19" rack-mountable

Desktop

Wall mount

Status Indicators

Red (Error), Green Led (RUN)

 

 

General

Description

Manufactured in (country)

Manufactured in Slovak Republic, E.U.

HS Code

8471 50 000

GTIN

8588009886266



https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/1016262/VT440+package+content

Package includes VT440

Included page https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/7209192/VT32+package+content

Drawing

Installation

"TR"  - is the nearest switch to CAN inputs. This switch should be turned "ON" on the last sensor in the CAN chain. The last sensor in the long chain with a length of more than 10 meters, the terminator should be in the "OFF" position.

pic.2.1: TR is ON, FR is OFF.                    pic.2.2: TR is OFF, FR is OFF.

Connecting CAN devices and sensors

Page linked https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/1016276/CAN+devices+connection

Setting up CAN

Page linked CAN configuration panel: setting up CAN

 


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Remote Infrastructure Monitoring and Control

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Slovak Republic

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