Gyro Air G-700: Remote Receiver Wiring Configuration (Inovance VFD)

Created by Gabriel Izzo, Modified on Tue, 19 May at 3:23 PM by Gabriel Izzo

Gyro Air G-700 · Wiring

Remote Receiver Wiring Configuration — Inovance VFD

Applicable Model

Gyro Air G-700 — Inovance VFD Models Only

Use this guide to verify the correct wiring configuration for the remote receiver on the Inovance version of the G-700. Follow each confirmation step carefully to ensure all connections are properly seated.

⚠ Electrical Safety — Read Before Proceeding

Disconnect the machine from power and allow a minimum of 10 minutes for internal capacitors in the VFD to fully discharge before servicing. Always verify voltage has dissipated using a properly rated multimeter before touching any internal electrical components.

Use insulated tools when working on electrical components to reduce the risk of electric shock.

Handle wiring carefully — rough handling can damage connections or accidentally expose live wires.

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Receiver Wire Connections — Quick Reference

The wires should be connected to the receiver in the following configuration, with the jumper block bridging pins 1 and 2:

■ Black wire → NO1

■ White wire → COM1

■ Green wire → V−

■ Red wire → V+

Wiring Confirmation Steps

Confirm Receiver Wire Connections & Jumper Block

Confirm that the four wires are connected to the receiver as shown in the quick reference above, and that the jumper block is bridging pins 1 and 2.

Fig. 1 — Full Receiver Wiring Configuration

Fig. 2 — NO1 & COM1 Close-Up (Black & White Wires)

NO1 and COM1 close-up showing black and white wire connections

Fig. 3 — V− & V+ Close-Up (Green & Red Wires)

V- and V+ close-up showing green and red wire connections

Fig. 4 — Receiver Wiring Overview Inside Electrical Box

Overview of receiver wiring inside the electrical box

Confirm Black Wire — NO1 to Terminal D|1 on VFD

Confirm the Black wire from the NO1 connection on the receiver is connected to terminal D|1 on the front left side of the VFD (Variable Frequency Drive).

Fig. 5 — Black Wire NO1 to VFD Terminal D|1

Black wire from NO1 connected to VFD terminal D1

Confirm Red Wire — V+ to Terminal Block (Left Side, Position 3)

Confirm the Red wire from V+ on the receiver is connected to the terminal position 3 up from the bottom on the left side of the terminal block, as shown in the photo below.

Fig. 6 — Red Wire V+ to Terminal Block (Left, Position 3)

Red wire from V+ connected to terminal block left side position 3

✓

Confirm White & Green Wires — COM1 & V− to Terminal Block (Right Side, Position 5)

Confirm that both the White wire (from COM1) and the Green wire (from V−) are connected to the terminal position 5 up from the bottom on the right side of the terminal block, as shown in the photo below.

Fig. 7 — White & Green Wires COM1 & V− to Terminal Block (Right, Position 5)

White and green wires from COM1 and V- connected to terminal block right side position 5

For further assistance with wiring or remote pairing, please contact our support team.