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    							PRODUCT DATA
    69- 1360- 2® U.S. Registered Trademark
    Copyright © 2001 Honeywell •  All Rights Reserved 
    Mastertrol® Automatic Balancing System™
    (MABS®) EZ Zone (EZ-2 and EZ-4)
     Control Panels
    APPLICATION
    The MABS EZ-2 and EZ-4 are microprocessor-based forced 
    air zone control panels that provide automatic or manual 
    changeover control of single- and two-stage heating and 
    cooling and heat pumps with or without auxiliary heat.
    FEATURES
    • MABS EZ-2 controls two zones and MABS EZ-4 control 
    four zones. For systems requiring five or more zones, 
    the TotalZone series of control panels is used.
    • Uses standard four-wire (R,W,Y,G) thermostats.
    • Any zone thermostat changeover is based on first call.
    • Bank of eight DIP switches provides easy system 
    configuration.
    • Adjustable purge timing of two minutes or three and 
    one-half minutes.
    • Adjustable heating and cooling limit with optional 
    ZoneMAX Sensor.
    • Stage control allows built-in timer to control heating 
    and cooling stages.
    • Use any four-wire thermostat.
    For Internet access: www.trolatemp.com or 
    www.honeywell.com/yourhome/zoning/zoning_home.htm
    For technical support, call 1-800-TAT-Temp (1-800-828-8367).
    To download Zoning literature: http://hbctechlit.honeywell.com
    Contents
    Application ........................................................................ 1
    Features ............................................................................ 1
    Specifications .................................................................... 2
    Ordering Information ......................................................... 2
    Installation ......................................................................... 3
    Startup and Checkout........................................................ 8
    Operation........................................................................... 9
    Troubleshooting ................................................................. 12 
    						
    							MASTERTROL® AUTOMATIC BALANCING SYSTEM™ (MABS®) EZ ZONE (EZ-2 AND EZ-4) CONTROL PANELS
    69-1360–2 2
    ORDERING INFORMATION
    When purchasing replacement and modernization products from your TRADELINE® wholesaler or distributor, refer to the 
    TRADELINE® Catalog or price sheets for complete ordering number.
    If you have additional questions, need further information, or would like to comment on our products or services, please write  or 
    phone: 1. Your local Home and Building Control Sales Office (check white pages of your phone directory).
    2. Home and Building Control Customer Relations
    Honeywell, 1885 Douglas Drive North
    Minneapolis, Minnesota 55422-4386
    In Canada—Honeywell Limited/Honeywell Limitée, 35 Dynamic Drive, Scarborough, Ontario M1V4Z9.
    International Sales and Service Offices in all principal cities of the world. Manufacturing in Australia, Canada, Finland, Fran ce, 
    Germany, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain, Taiwan, United Kingdom, U.S.A.
    SPECIFICATIONS
    Electrical:   24 Vac, 60 Hz.
    Dimensions:   9-3/8 in. high x 7-5/8 in. wide x 1-5/8 in. deep.
    Mounting:   Mount with screws (supplied) through holes in 
    cabinet back.
    Wiring:   18-gauge wire for all equipment and system connec-
    tions
    Wiring Connections: Thermostat: L, G, Y, R, W. 
    Dampers: M6 (Closed); M4 (Open); M1 (Common) Zone-
    MAX TL, TL
    Transformer: TR1 (Common), TR2 (Hot)
    Equipment: Y2, Y1, O, R, G, B, W1, E, W2 Thermostats (See Table 1):
    Conventional four-wire (R,W,Y,G) thermostats.
    Manual or automatic changeover switching subbase for  each zone thermostat.
    MABS EZ second-stage timer and emergency heat switch  replace multi-stage or heat pump thermostat.
    MABS EZ with heat pump thermostat controls Emergency 
    Heat mode from thermostat and MABS EZ panel switch. 
    • Requires separate W1 and Y1 outputs for the heat and cool calls.
    • Requires L terminal energized when Emergency  Heat switch is on.
    • W2 thermostat terminal is not used. 
    • MABS EZ panel timer turns on auxiliary heat when  not in Emergency Heat mode. 
    Table 1. Recommended Thermostats.
    System Trol-A-Temp Logo Honeywell Logo
    Mechanical Programmable Non-Programmable Programmable
    Manual 
    Changeover T87F3715/Q539A1436
    T87F3707/Q539A1428 T8131C1020 T87F1859/Q539A1014
    Q87F4010/Q539A4026
    T8400R T8000C1002
    T8000C1010
    Auto 
    Changeover T8601D2027 Y594D1347 T8600D2069
    T8600D2028
    T8601D2019
    T8602D2018
    T8602D2000
    Heat Pump T8011R1006
    T8011R1014
    T8411R1002
    T8411R1028 
    						
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    Dampers: See Fig. 3-7 for hookup drawings. See Table 2 for 
    recommended dampers.Accessories:
    For required accessories, see Table 3.
    INSTALLATION
    Mounting
    CAUTION
    Equipment Damage Hazard.
    Do not mount MABS EZ inside HVAC equipment.
    Mount only on wall or on cold air return
    1.Mount the thermostats in each zone of the living space 
    using the installation instructions provided with each 
    thermostat.
    2.Mount the dampers in the ductwork using the installa-
    tion instructions provided with each damper.
    3.Mount the MABS EZ Zone Panel near the HVAC equip-
    ment; locate it on a wall or on the cold-air return.
    4.Level the MABS EZ for appearance only.
    Wiring
    CAUTION
    Vo l t a g e  H a z a r d .
    Can cause electrical shock or equipment damage.
    Disconnect power before continuing installation.
    Wiring must comply with applicable codes, ordinances, and 
    regulations.
    1.Connect thermostats as shown in Fig. 1 and 2.
    2.Connect dampers as shown in Fig. 3-7.
    3.Connect the ZMS (not supplied) to the TL terminals.The 
    wires are not polarized. See Fig. 9.
    4.Connect the HVAC equipment to the equipment termi-
    nals on the left side of the panel. See Figures 10-13.
    5.Connect a 40 VA, 24 volt transformer (not supplied) to 
    TR1 (common) and TR2 (hot). This must be a dedicated 
    transformer. See Fig. 8. Table 2. Recommended Dampers.
    Honeywell 
    Damper Types Round Rectangular
    Power-open/
    power-closedMARD AOBD
    AOBD-BM
    CDO-51
    Spring-open/
    power-closedARD ZDB
    ZDS
    Table 3. Required Accessories (Not Supplied With Panel).
    Accessory DescriptionBypass Rated Capacity
    (cfm)
    40 VA Transformer AT140D1046 (PMT-40) _
    Capacity Protector ZMS/C7735 _
    Round Static Pressure Regulator 
    Damper (SPRD)7 SPRD
    8 SPRD
    9 SPRD
    10 SPRD
    12 SPRD
    14 SPRD
    16 SPRD
    18 SPRD300 
    400
    600
    750
    1200
    1800
    2400
    3200
    Rectangular Static Pressure Regulator 
    Damper (SPRD)12 x 8 SPRD
    12 x 10 SPRD
    12 x 12 SPRD
    20 x 8 SPRD
    20 x 10 SPRD
    20 x 12 SPRD1000
    1200
    1400
    1600
    2000
    3000 
    						
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    Wiring Diagrams
    See Table 1 for recommended thermostats. See Fig. 1-15 for 
    wiring appropriate wiring diagrams.
    NOTE: The common wire (C to M1) is used only on thermo-
    stats that require it.
    Fig. 1. Typical single-stage thermostat hookup diagram.
    Fig. 2. Heat pump thermostats with separate heat and 
    cool outputs.
    Use only thermostats listed in Table 1.
    Fig. 3. AOBD damper wiring (single).NOTE: Wiring is the same for AOBD, AOBD-BM and IOBD 
    Dampers.
    Fig. 4. AOBD Damper wiring (multiple).
    NOTE: For three or more AOBD dampers on one zone, a 
    Slave Damper Control Relay (SDCR) is required.
    Fig. 5. ARD or ZD Damper wiring diagram.
    NOTE: Multiple dampers can be wired in parallel, with up to 
    five dampers wired to each panel.
    Fig. 6. MARD and CDO-51 Damper wiring diagram.
    LGYRWM6
    GY R WC
    M4M1THERMOSTAT ZONE CONNECTIONS ON PANEL
    ZONE THERMOSTAT
    M19033
    MOTOR
    LGYRWM6
    E W2 L G Y1 R W1 C/X
    M4M1THERMOSTAT ZONE CONNECTIONS ON PANEL
    ZONE THERMOSTAT
    M19034
    MOTOR
    4M6 M4 M156
    123
    DAMPER MOTOR FIELD JUMPERM19035
    MOTOR TERMINALS
    4M6 M4 M156
    123
    DAMPER MOTORSM19036
    MOTOR TERMINALS
    456
    123
    FIELD
    JUMPER
    M6 M4 M1
    M19037
    DAMPER TERMINALS
    ON PANEL
    POWER CLOSE
    SPRING OPEN
    C MODEL ARD, ZDS, ZDB
    M6 M4 M1
    COM/M1
    CL/M6
    OP/M4
    M19038
    DAMPER TERMINALS
    ON PANEL 
    						
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    Fig. 7. ML6161 Damper Motor Actuator wiring diagram.
    NOTE: The R8222 relay is not required for operation, but if it 
    is not used, the zone damper LED will be constantly 
    green.
    Fig. 8. Transformer wiring diagram.
    NOTE: A dedicated 40 VA, 24 Vac transformer must be 
    used.
    Fig. 9. ZoneMAX or C7735 Sensor wiring diagram.Fig. 10. Single-stage heating and cooling equipment 
    wiring diagram.
    NOTES:
    — Electric Furnace: Set DIP switch 8 to On to ener-
    gize the fan with a call for heat.
    — Oil Furnace: See Fig. 11 for hookup.
    — Hydro-Air: Wired similarly except the zone valve 
    or circulator relay is connected to the W1. (If the 
    circulator relay has powered terminals, an isola-
    tion relay may be needed. See Fig. 11.) DIP 
    switch 8 must be set to On to energize the fan 
    with a call for heat.
    Fig. 11. Oil furnace and air conditioning wiring diagram.
    NOTE: The isolation relay is required to isolate the cooling 
    transformer from the heating transformer.
    R8222
    24V SPDT RELAY
    ML6161A
    MOTOR CW
    COM
    CCW M6
    M4
    M1
    M19039
    1 2CONTROL PANEL CONNECTIONS
    CR
    TR1 TR2
    24V, 40 VA
    TRANSFORMER
    MODEL PMT-40
    M19040
    TL TL ZMS
    SENSOR
    or C7735M19041A
    W2
    M19042
    E W1
    B
    G
    R
    24V TRANSFORMER
    FAN RELAY
    HEAT RELAY
    HVAC CONTROLSMABS EZ
    PANEL OUTDOOR CONDENSING UNIT
    COMPRESSOR RELAY
    RC
    Y
    G
    WO Y1
    Y2
    W2
    M19043
    E
    W1
    B
    G
    R
    24V TRANSFORMER
    FAN RELAY COOLING RELAYHVAC CONTROLS
    OIL
    PRIMARYR8222 24V
    ISOLATION
    RELAYMABS EZ
    PANEL
    RC
    Y1
    G
    T
    TO Y1
    Y2 
    						
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    Fig. 12. Two-stage heating and cooling wiring diagram.
    NOTE: The stage timer energizes the second stage equip-
    ment.
    Fig. 13. Heat pump wiring diagram.
    IMPORTANT
    Y1 must be jumped to W1 for compressor control. 
    Set DIP switch 8 to On to energize the fan with a call 
    for heat.
    NOTES:
    — Fossil Fuel Kits with Heat Pumps: The wiring for 
    these heat pumps is similar but the manufac-
    turers fossil fuel control must be used. The EZ 
    equipment terminals are wired using the thermo-
    stat terminals shown on the heat pump manufac-
    turers wiring diagrams. 
    — Two-speed Compressors: For two-speed com-
    pressors or two-speed compressors with auxiliary 
    heat, the EMM-3U or TotalZone panels are rec-
    ommended. Call Honeywell Zoning at 800-828-
    8367 for assistance.
    W2
    M19044
    E W1
    W2 W1
    B G
    R
    24V TRANSFORMER
    FAN RELAY FIRST STAGE
    COOLING RELAY
    FIRST STAGE
    HEATING RELAY
    SECOND STAGE
    HEATING RELAYHVAC CONTROLS
    MABS EZ
    PANEL
    RC
    Y1
    GO Y1
    Y2
    SECOND STAGE
    COOLING RELAYY2
    W2
    M19045A
    E W1
    W2E
    B G
    R
    24V TRANSFORMER
    FAN RELAYREVERSING 
    VA LV E
    FIRST STAGE
    HEATING RELAY
    SECOND STAGE
    HEATING RELAY
    DIP SWITCH
    CONFIGURATION
    NO. 8 - ON HEAT PUMP CONTROLSMABS EZ
    PANEL
    RC
    O
    GO Y1
    Y2
    COMPRESSOR
    RELAY
    Y
    OUTDOOR CONDENSING UNIT
    COMPRESSOR RELAY
    2 STAGE
    EM. HT. 
    						
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    Fig. 14. MABS EZ-2 wiring diagram.
    C
    123X 4567GY RWC
    ZONE 2 THERMOSTAT
    24V, 40 VA
    TRANSFORMER
    M19046AAUTOMATIC ROUND DAMPER
    POWERE CLOSED (ARD-PC) OPPOSED BLADE 
    DAMPERMOTOR ZONE 1 THERMOSTAT ZONE THERMOSTAT
    ZONE DAMPERSGY RW THIS DIAGRAM SHOWS TYPICAL
    SINGLE-STAGE THERMOSTAT
    AND DAMPER MOTOR CONNECTIONS.W2 E
    W1
    B
    G
    R
    O
    Y1
    Y2 TL TL
    G L
    ZONE 12ND STG. EMG.THERMOSTAT MOTOR
    YRWM6M4M1
    CR TR1 TR2
    HEAT
    SECOND STAGE COOLING RELAY
    FIRST STAGE COOLING RELAY
    REVERSING VALVE (COOLING)
    24V TRANSFORMER (HOT)
    FAN RELAY
    REVERSING VALVE (HEATING)
    FIRST STAGE HEATING
    EMERGENCY HEAT RELAY
    SECOND STAGE HEATING RELAYHVAC CONTROLS OPTIONAL ZoneMAX   
    OR C7735 SUPPLY AIR
    TEMPERATURE
    SENSOR
    ZoneMAX
    FIHTM TM
    COOLPURGEFA NEM.HTZONE 1ZONE 2GRN - DAMPER OPEN/MOVING
    OFF - DAMPER CLOSED
    BOOT
    PURGE
    OVERRIDEON
    OFF
    EM HEAT
    EZ2 REV. F
    ON
    1
    LGYRWM6M4M1
    ZONE 2 THERMOSTAT MOTOR
    2345678 
    						
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    Fig. 15. MABS EZ-4 wiring diagram.
    STARTUP AND CHECKOUT
    After the installation is complete, verify the operation:
    1.Put the Em Heat switch in the off (down) position.
    2.Be sure the DIP switches are set correctly. See 
    Sequence of Operation and Table 6 for correct configu-
    ration. The default position is in the off (down) position. 
    3.Power up the MABS EZ and set the thermostats so no 
    zones are calling. Verify that the board? enters the 
    Purge mode.
    NOTE: During the two- or three and one-half- minute Purge, 
    the Purge LED should be amber. During this mode, 
    the dampers are open and the damper LEDs are 
    lighted green.4.Set the zone one thermostat to heat and raise the set-
    point to call for heat. The Heat LED is red and the zone 
    one damper remains green while the other damper 
    LEDs turn off.
    5.Lower the setpoint in zone one and raise the setpoint in 
    zone two to call for heat. Verify that  zone one LED turns 
    off (also zones three and four turn off when used on 
    MABS EZ-4) and zone two damper is green.
    6.When using a MABS EZ-4, repeat for zones three and 
    four and verify correct operation.
    7.Alternately, the setpoint can be lowered to call for cool-
    ing. Then the green cool LED lights.
    C
    123X 4567GY RWC
    ZONE 2 THERMOSTAT
    24V, 40 VA
    TRANSFORMER
    M19047AAUTOMATIC ROUND DAMPER
    POWERE CLOSED (ARD) OPPOSED BLADE 
    DAMPERMOTOR ZONE 1 THERMOSTAT ZONE THERMOSTAT
    ZONE DAMPERSGY RW THIS DIAGRAM SHOWS TYPICAL
    SINGLE-STAGE THERMOSTAT
    AND DAMPER MOTOR CONNECTIONS.W2 E
    W1
    B
    G
    R
    O
    Y1
    Y2 TL TL
    G L
    ZONE 1
    2ND STG. EMG.
    THERMOSTAT MOTOR
    YRWM6M4M1
    CR TR1 TR2
    HEAT
    SECOND STAGE COOLING RELAY
    FIRST STAGE COOLING RELAY
    REVERSING VALVE (COOLING)
    24V TRANSFORMER (HOT)
    FAN RELAY
    REVERSING VALVE (HEATING)
    FIRST STAGE HEATING
    EMERGENCY HEAT RELAY
    SECOND STAGE HEATING RELAYHVAC CONTROLS
    ZoneMAXTM
    COOLPURGEFA NEM.HTZONE 1ZONE 2ZONE 3ZONE 4
    GRN - DAMPER OPEN/MOVING
    OFF - DAMPER CLOSED BOOT
    PURGE
    OVERRIDEON
    OFF
    EM HEAT
    ON
    1
    LGYRWM6M4M1
    ZONE 2 THERMOSTAT MOTOR
    2345678
    C
    123X 4567GY RWC
    ZONE 4 THERMOSTAT
    AUTOMATIC ROUND DAMPER
    POWERE CLOSED (ARD) OPPOSED BLADE 
    DAMPERMOTOR ZONE 3 THERMOSTATGY RW G L
    ZONE 1 THERMOSTAT MOTOR
    YRWM6M4M1LGYRWM6M4M1
    ZONE 2 THERMOSTAT MOTOR
    OPTIONAL ZoneMAX   
    OR C7735 SUPPLY AIR
    TEMPERATURE
    SENSORTM 
    						
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    OPERATION
    Sequence of Operation
    On a call for heating or cooling, the zone damper to the calling 
    zone stays open, and the dampers close to the zones that are 
    not calling. The MABS EZ panel brings on the heating or 
    cooling and conditioned air is delivered to the calling zone 
    until the zone is satisfied. When the call is satisfied, the 
    system enters the Purge mode. This holds open the damper 
    of the last zone calling and purges into that zone. The Purge 
    time can be set to three and one-half or two minutes. 
    Individual Zone Fan Control
    When all zones are satisfied, each zone thermostat Fan 
    switch controls the fan operation for each zone. When 
    circulation is desired, place the Fan switch in the On position. 
    The fan runs and closes the dampers to the zones where the 
    Fan switch is set to Auto. 
    Multi-Stage Operation
    MABS-EZ can control up to two stages of heating and cooling 
    using singe-stage thermostats. The panel uses a timer to 
    control the second stage and is adjustable from five minutes 
    to 30 minutes using DIP switches 5, 6, and 7. See Table 4.
    When a call for heating or cooling is not satisfied within the 
    time set on the stage time, the panel energizes the second 
    stage of heat or cool and both stages remain on until the call 
    is satisfied.
    Changeover Operation
    The MABS EZ panel uses a standard heating and cooling 
    thermostat for each zone to allow any zone to call for heating 
    or cooling. When opposite calls are made from different 
    zones, MABS EZ accepts the first call. Once the first call is 
    satisfied, or a maximum of 20 minutes elapses from the start 
    of an opposite call, MABS EZ allows the opposite call. 
    Automatic changeover thermostats can also be used to 
    provide automatic zone changeover. 
    When opposite calls occur, the panel ensures that both calls 
    are acknowledged. If the first call is not satisfied within 20 
    minutes, the panel drops the existing call and goes into the 
    Purge mode. After completion of the Purge, the panel 
    switches to the opposite mode until it is satisfied or until 20 
    minutes elapses.Then it goes back into the Purge mode and 
    back to the original call. The system continues to switch back 
    and forth until both calls are satisfied.
    Purge Mode
    At the end of every call for heat or cool, the panel enters a 
    Purge mode that holds the last zone damper open for three 
    and one-half or two minutes. During this time, the panel or 
    HVAC equipment can operate the fan. Purge is a time delay 
    that prevents short cycling of the heating and cooling 
    equipment after each call. The Purge LED lights when the 
    system is in Purge mode. Press Purge Override button when 
    the purge LED is lighted to override Purge. Table 4. Stage timer configuration.
    Minutes DIP Switch 5 DIP Switch 6 DIP Switch 7
    5 Off Off Off
    8On Off Off
    10 Off On Off
    12 On On Off
    15 Off Off On
    20 On Off On
    25 Off On On
    30 On On OnTable 4. Stage timer configuration.
    Minutes DIP Switch 5 DIP Switch 6 DIP Switch 7 
    						
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    LED Indicators
    The panel features several LED status indicators visible 
    through a window in the cover. See Table 6.
    Re-Booting the Microprocessor
    When conditions hang up the microprocessor, press and 
    release the Boot button to re-boot the system and enter the 
    Purge mode.
    ZoneMAX Sensor Leaving Air Temperature Sensor
    The ZMS (not included) is a duct-mounted temperature probe 
    that monitors the supply of air temperature to control capacity 
    and prevent over-heating or coil icing. The sensor attaches to 
    the TL terminals at the upper left corner of the panel. See Fig. 
    9.
    IMPORTANT
    The ZMS wires must be at least 12 in. away from line 
    voltage wiring to ensure correct operation. When not 
    possible, shielded cable must be used.
    ZoneMAX Sensor Configuration
    DIP switches 2 and 3 set the ZoneMAX Sensor temperature 
    limit. See Table 7. The recommended setting for fossil fuel/
    heat pump systems is 160°F (71°C). For heat pump systems, 
    the recommended setting is 120°F (49°). The cooling 
    temperature limit can be set to 40°F (4°C) or 48°F (9°C). 
    OPERATION
    If the system trips due to exceeding a high or low temperature, 
    the heating or cooling system shuts down and the fan 
    continues running to dissipate the conditioned air from the 
    plenum. If the low limit was tripped, the cool LED flashes 
    continuously until it resets. If the high limit was tripped, the 
    Heat LED flashes continuously until it resets.
    The ZoneMAX Sensor resets and allows normal system 
    operation when the supply air temperature rises ten degrees 
    in cooling mode, or falls ten degrees in heating mode. The ten 
    degrees provide adequate time to prevent short cycling of the 
    unit.
    Circuit Breaker Protection
    A built-in thermal circuit breaker protects the panel against 
    shorts in the thermostat and damper wiring and the remote 
    occupied/unoccupied switch. It does not protect against shorts 
    in the HVAC equipment wiring into the panel.
    OPERATION
    None of the LEDs light when the circuit breaker tripped. The 
    fuse is a yellow square or rectangular disk located right of the 
    TR1 and TR2 terminals. If it is hot to touch, remove panel 
    power for ten seconds to allow the circuit breaker to cool off 
    and reset. Table 5. Purge DIP switch settings.
    DIP Switch No. Setting Action
    1 Off 3.5 minutes
    1 On 2 minutes
    2 Off Panel control of 
    fan in Purge
    2OnHVAC control of 
    fan in Purge
    Table 6. LED Status Indicators.
    LED ColorStatus
    LightedNot 
    Lighted Flashing
    Heat Red Heat call Not in heat 
    callZMS high 
    temper-
    ature limit 
    tripped
    Cool Green Cool call Not in cool 
    callZMS low 
    temper-
    ature limit 
    tripped
    Purge Amber Purge 
    modeNot in 
    Purge 
    mode_
    Fan Green Fan only 
    callNo fan only 
    calls_
    Em 
    HeatRed Emergency 
    heat switch 
    on or ther-
    mostat in 
    emergency 
    heatNot in 
    emergency 
    heat mode_
    Zone 
    1,2,
    3,4Green Damper 
    open or 
    movingDamper 
    closed_
    Table 7. ZoneMAX Sensor Configuration.
    DIP Switch 
    No.Setting
    Off (Default) On
    2 ZMS 160°F (71°C) 
    heating limitZMS 120°F (49°C) 
    heating limit
    3 ZMS 40°F (4°C) 
    cooling limitZMS 48°F (9°C) 
    cooling limit 
    						
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