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Solar Sync - Connecting to the X-Core

Solar Sync®

The X-Core Controller is programmed with Solar Sync technology and, therefore, does not require the use of the Solar Sync module.

Installing the Wireless Solar Sync Sensor

Simply mount the Wireless Receiver on the controller cabinet using an available knock out and secure with the supplied conduit nut. Or, use the supplied brackets to mount the Wireless Receiver on the wall, similar to the Pro-C installation shown on page 8. Depending on the installation, the supplied 1.5" (3.8 cm) extender may be required. Route the wires from the Wireless Receiver in to the controller cabinet.

  1. Make sure power to the controller is turned off
  2. Remove the metal jumper plate (if installed) from the sensor terminals.
  3. Connect the black Receiver wire to the “SEN” Terminal location (it does not matter which “SEN” terminal is used).
  4. Connect the green Receiver wire to the other “SEN” terminal location

Solar Sync Connecting to X-Core Controller

Installing the Wired Solar Sync Sensor

Route the wires from the Solar Sync sensor in to the controller cabinet.

  1. Make sure power to the controller is turned off
  2. Remove the metal jumper plate (if installed) from the sensor terminals.
  3. Connect the black Receiver wire to the “SEN” Terminal location (it does not matter which “SEN” terminal is used).
  4. Connect the green Receiver wire to the other “SEN” terminal location

Solar Sync wired Connecting to X-Core Controller

 

  • Installation Procedures

NOTE: Solar Sync will apply a default seasonal adjust value of 100% until the first full day (24 hour period) of weather measurements have been received from the sensor.

NOTE: Enabling the Sensor Bypass switch has no effect on the seasonal adjust updates from the Solar Sync sensor. It will, however, bypass the Rain Clik and Freeze Clik functionality of the sensor. If you wish to disable the Solar Sync on the X-Core, you will need to uninstall the Solar Sync Sensor.

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