BaseStation 3200 User Manual - Baseline Systems

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C h a p t e r 1 – G e t t i n g S t a r t e dFor R-series controllers, a lightning arrestor and appropriate ground rod or plate are required foreach moisture sensor connected to a valve wire that is more than 300’ from the controller.Connecting to BL-5200R Series Wall Mount biCodersBaseline 5200R series powered biCoders are specifically intended for retrofit applications, andmake combining several old controllers into a single BaseStation 3200 easy and affordable.BL-5200X-R48 – 48 Zone Wall Mount biCoder in X-Series Cabinet5200R series biCoders require 110VAC power (240VAC for –INT versions), and are available in C-series and X/XS-series wall mount cabinets, or P-series pedestals.Example Wiring DiagramBaseStation 3200RBL-5200C-R24Two-wire PathbiSensorField biCodersUp to 20 5200R series biCoders can be connected to a single BaseStation 3200, allowing a largesite with multiple controllers to be cost effectively retrofitted with a single BaseStation 3200 unit.Page 24Baseline 3200
C h a p t e r 1 – G e t t i n g S t a r t e dTotal Supported Devices & LimitsListed below are the total numbers of devices by type that can be connected to a BaseStation3200. The BaseStation 3200 can communicate with a maximum of 110 devices (device loads) onthe two-wire path within the layout and length limits outlined later in this section.Two-Wire Device Type Total Device LoadsField (Valve) biCoders 200 1 per biCoder5200R series biCoders 20 2 per biCoderbiSensors 25 1Master Valves/Pump Starts 4 1Flow Meters 4 3Pause Devices 4 1Up to 110 total device loads are supported, and only 200 zones may be configured in the 3200 or3200R controller.Unused ports or serial numbers on biCoders do not occupy a zone address and do not counttowards the 200 zone limit.Maximum Concurrent ValvesThe maximum number of concurrently operating valves is shown in the two tables below, andvaries based on the total load count and wire length to the farthest device:Maximum Wire Distances for 3200R and 5200R series biCodersPage 25Baseline 3200
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