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Can anyone point out which is the RS485 connector on the current Mastertemp gas heaters? the manual doesn't actually have a picture and its also not clear which is pin 1. The manual talks about 3 wires (black, yellow, green) but my Intelliflo uses 2 (yellow, green) as does my USB RS485 dongle. see photos (note - these are mirror image, the 3-pin connector is on the top right as i'm facing the front of the heater). Which one is the RS485, and which is pin 1? (according the the manual pin 1 is for the black @(presumably ground, unused) wire.) thanks. Just trying not to blow things up right out of the gate :-). |
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You should be able to pull the connector off the pins. It should be the terminals marked green and yellow. it should be the 4 pin and the two middle ones are the data pins. The power pins should not be required. |
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updated the name of this discussion to reflect my current questions... thanks in advance for any help anyone can provide! |
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Thanks, in retrospect that should have been obvious! I hadn’t noticed that popup where you adjust the setpoint and select the Mastertemp! So - the heater is communicating fine on RS485, it kicked in as expected once I adjusted the setpoints. Appreciate your help and patience! |
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You will need to provide a packet capture or inspect the packets using messageManager. I do not see a setpoint applied to the heater though. It will not heat to 0 and in order to engage the heater it will need to know the current temperature of the water. Tap on the setpoint in dashPanel and provide one that is > than 83.27 degrees.