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

Created by Gabriel Izzo, Modified on Tue, 16 Apr at 9:09 AM by Gabriel Izzo

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The receiver wiring should be as follows for the Inovance version of the G700:

1. Confirm that the wires are connected to the receiver in the following configuration:

Black ->NO1
White ->COM1
Green ->V-
Red ->V+

Close-up of the Normally Open 1 and Communication 1 circuits on the receiver:

Black ->NO1
White ->COM1

Close-up of the V-/V+ wiring:

Green ->V-
Red ->V+

Overview of the receiver wiring inside the electrical box:

2. Confirm that 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).

3. Confirm that the RED wire is running from V+ on the receiver to the terminal position (3 up from the bottom on the left side) shown in the photo below.

4. Confirm that the WHITE and GREEN wires running from COM1 and V- on the receiver are both connected to the terminal position (5 up from the bottom on the right side) shown in the photo below.