Technical reference

The board, by reference.

Use this page when discussing individual connectors. The installation manual uses equipment names and zone assignments.

Ampernova connector map, component-side view Relay terminals at the top, probes and valve connectors at the bottom, Ethernet along the bottom. Equipment names sit above their connectors. Coloured contacts show the wire functions. The board is viewed from the component side. COMPONENT SIDE RELAY CONTACT AREA ampernova PLANT CONTROLLER ROOM ACTUATOR OUTPUTS ROOM ACTUATOR OUTPUTS TEMPERATURE PROBES 24 V SUPPLY + MIXING VALVES K19 K20 K2 K22 K23 K26 K27 K30 K4 K32 K5 K6 K1 K3 K35 K7 CN38 · 24 V DC input CN38 24 V CN68 · T-Bus pair CN68 T-BUS CN1 · T1 · floor return CN1 T1 CN82 · T2 · ceiling source probe CN82 T2 CN83 · T3 · buffer tank CN83 T3 CN84 · T4 · ceiling return CN84 T4 CN85 · T5 · spare CN85 T5 CN2 · T6 · floor source probe CN2 T6 CN86 · T7 · system supply CN86 T7 CN64 · Ceiling mixing valve CN64 CEILING CN63 · Floor mixing valve CN63 FLOOR CN90 · Heat source control CN90 CONTROL CN91 · Heat source season CN91 SEASON CN3 · Upper left outer actuator block CN3 CN4 · Upper left inner actuator block CN4 CN5 · Upper right outer actuator block CN5 CN6 · Upper right inner actuator block CN6 CN77 · Pumps / common CN77Pumps+ common RJ1 · Ethernet RJ1 ETHERNET CN89 · RS-485 · not T-Bus CN89 H1 · RS-485 termination H1 H2 · Programming header H2 U28 · USB-C service U28
Component-side layout. Screw symbols do not define numbered pin order. Download labelled SVG

Owner-confirmed wiring

CN77 common is neutral, and its physical bottom contact is the common. The electrical netlist identifies that net as CN77.3 / RL_NETRAL; CN77.1 is the ceiling pump (A0), CN77.2 is the floor pump (B0). The owner’s latest correction specifies ceiling pump / floor pump / N from top to bottom: physical order 1, 2, 3. This supersedes the older viewer’s middle-N silkscreen. Zone blocks have pin 1 on the right; their source silkscreen runs B7→B4, B3→B1, A1→A3 and A4→A7 from left to right. Public drawings use these physical zone labels. The owner confirms that thermostat selections use these same zone names directly: A1 is A1 and B7 is B7.

Mixing-valve pin 3 is Vout 0–10 V, the command output to the actuator. Pin 4 is Vin 0–10 V, optional feedback input from the actuator. Leave pin 4 open when feedback is not used. Pin 1 is +24 V and pin 2 is 0 V. Both analogue voltage ranges are confirmed by the board owner.

Connector lookup
ReferenceEquipment
CN3824 V DC input
CN68T-Bus pair
CN1T1 · floor return
CN82T2 · ceiling source probe
CN83T3 · buffer tank
CN84T4 · ceiling return
CN85T5 · spare
CN2T6 · floor source probe
CN86T7 · system supply
CN64Ceiling mixing valve
CN63Floor mixing valve
CN90Heat source control
CN91Heat source season
CN3Upper left outer actuator block
CN4Upper left inner actuator block
CN5Upper right outer actuator block
CN6Upper right inner actuator block
CN77Pumps / common
RJ1Ethernet
CN89RS-485 · not T-Bus
H1RS-485 termination
H2Programming header
U28USB-C service
Traced relay assignments
Electrical terminalPhysical zoneMCP port from netlistController netRelayMCP package pin
CN77.1PumpGPA0RL_PUMP2K2721
CN6.3A1GPA1RLx_A1K3522
CN6.2A2GPA2RLx_A2K623
CN6.1A3GPA3RLx_A3K524
CN5.4A4GPA4RLx_A4K3225
CN5.3A5GPA5RLx_A5K426
CN5.2A6GPA6RLx_A6K3027
CN5.1A7GPA7RLx_A7K128
CN77.2PumpGPB0RL_PUMP1K261
CN4.1B1GPB1RLx_B1K32
CN4.2B2GPB2RLx_B2K193
CN4.3B3GPB3RLx_B3K204
CN3.1B4GPB4RLx_B4K25
CN3.2B5GPB5RLx_B5K226
CN3.3B6GPB6RLx_B6K237
CN3.4B7GPB7RLx_B7K78

Source and interpretation

Locations and electrical connections: HeatingMain9b.epro2, the HeatingMain V9B board. Firmware roles: pins.h, thermostat_wiring.cpp and valve_control_core.cpp. The technical trace follows the relay, optocoupler and resistor back to the MCP23017. Zone labels, relay designators and MCP ports come from the HeatingMain V9B PCB netlist, on which each MCP port is the zone printed on the board. For installation, select the zone printed on the board.

Microchip MCP23017 pinout · Espressif module pinout. Load ratings, protection and cable limits require the equipment specification. The diagrams are source-based references, not an electrical test record.

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