The BAPI BA/ROM, VOM, COM, and RYOM wireless system output modules are specifically designed to connect to any BA/RCV receiver and communicate over an RS485 communication trunk to generate standard output signals for any BAS system. A total of 127 modules may be interspersed on the RS485 trunk. Each will output a signal representative of its assigned remotely located wireless transmitter. Each module may be powered from the receiver power bus, or individually, based on overall system power requirements. The BAPI BA/ROM thermistor simulation output module converts a wireless transmitter temperature signal according to a standard thermistor curve. The three standard curves are 10 K Ohm Type 3, a 10 K Ohm Type 2, with a resistance temperature response of 35 degrees to 120 degrees F (1 degrees to 50 degrees C) and a 20 K thermister curve with response of 50 degrees to 120 degrees F (12 degrees to 50 degrees C). The BAPI BA/VOM voltage output module converts a wireless transmitter temperature signal to a standard voltage signal. The two standard voltage outputs are 0-5 VDC and 0-10 VDC, with voltage temperature responses based on individual models. The BAPI BA/COM current output module converts a wireless transmitter temperature signal to a standard 4-20 mA current signal. The 4-20 mA current is typical of a loop powered (9-36 VDC) device with current temperature responses based on individual models. The BAPI BA/RYOM digital output module converts the pushbutton on a wireless room temperature transmitter to a solid-state relay momentary closure for AC or DC voltages (5 second momentary actuation). NO or NC solid-state contacts are available, based on individual models. The BAPI BA/RYOL digital output module converts the BA/WDI digital input transmitter signal to a latching relay output. NO or NC fail safe contacts are available, based on individual models. The BAPI BA/SOM setpoint output module converts the setpoint data received to a resistance or voltage output.

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