Honeywell XL 800 SERIES Data File Set-Up, Panel Reset, Typical Power Limited Circuit for XL800

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Excel 800

Description of the XCL8010AU Controller Module

4Locate separate from and below all building exhaust fans and upstream of any prevailing winds.

5Exhaust to outside of building.

6Locate airflow differential switch.

7Locate UL-listed damper pressure / position indicator per damper installation instructions.

8Smoke control must be initiated by a listed fire alarm control unit or in zone automatic alarm devices and not devices located outside of the smoke control zone. Interconnecting wiring must be within 20 ft. (6 meters) and in conduit.

9Refer to NFPA 92A.

10Verify that the AC voltage source connected to the inside of the main line voltage terminal block is from a UL-1481 listed uninterruptible power supply. The main line voltage terminal block maximum current draw is 0.5 A. For 220/240 VAC (60 Hz) applications, verify that no potential between any conductor and the earth ground exceeds 150 VAC.

11All external LONWORKS bus field wiring must be limited to 4000 ft. (1200 meters) and be terminated to 14506944-001 transient protector (35 V, 290 mA max.) except C-Bus field wiring communicating at 1 MHZ, which uses 14502412-014 transient protector (19 V, 500 mA).

12Panel Bus wiring must be in the same enclosure or less than 20 ft. to adjacent enclosure. No protection is required.

Data File Set-Up

Generate the engineering data file for the XL800 Series Controllers. This data file has a mix of hardware points for the necessary inputs and outputs to control fans, dampers, and other equipment. In addition to the inputs and outputs, a custom control program is written to control the outputs per the sequence. The XL800 controllers can reset the program once the data from the operator interface indicates a normal condition for the dedicated smoke control equipment. Wire conditions must be programmed to provide annunciation of trouble conditions.

Also required for a dedicated application for the XL800, is a weekly time program to test control points, fans, and dampers by exercising the equipment and verifying feedback automatically during low building activity periods.

Panel Reset

When in Smoke Control Mode, panel reset is accomplished by resetting the initiating panel contact circuit or by the separate initiating/reset switch on the FSCS panel.

CAUTION

Risk of electric equipment damage!

►Failure to use listed/approved replacement parts can damage product, degrade operation and result in loss of safety function.

►This product must be installed and operated within its environmental, mechanical, and electrical specifications as contained in this document.

►When servicing, use only listed/approved replacement parts ordered directly from the manufacturer.

Typical Power Limited Circuit for XL800

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Fig. 9. Typical power-limited circuit for XL800

114507287-001 through -003 power module accessory 24 VAC output (rated 2A) must be wired in accordance with NFPA 70, Article 725 when routed within the cabinet or adjacent cabinets and also for external field wiring.

214507287-001, -002, -003, and -007 control power module 24 VAC output is inherently power-limited. Thus, all sourced power from the XL800 controller is power-limited. All field wiring from these controllers meet NFPA 70, Article 725 power limited Class II requirements.

3If a separate auxiliary power-limited 24 VAC power source is required, use a control power module (14507287-001 or -007 control supply).

4Devices must be installed in areas as shown. All cable must be routed as shown. All internal power-limited wiring must be separated by ¼ inch (6 mm) or barrier from non-power-limited wire. Excess wiring must be cut, trimmed, and dressed properly to ensure that proper clearances are maintained.

Connecting Single Bus Controller Systems

This section describes how to connect a controller system which uses Panel Bus I/O modules, only or LONWORKS Bus I/O modules, only.

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Contents XL 800 Series Trademark Information TroubleshootingGeneral General Before InstallationInstallation Wiring XL800 Series Power Consumption Modules BUS Modules Overview Description of the XCL8010AU Controller ModuleDescription of the XCL8010AU Controller Module Excel Typical 14507287-001 Power Module wiringController Transformer GRN System Data Technical DataSmoke Control Configuration Interfaces and Bus ConnectionsData File Set-Up Panel ResetTypical Power Limited Circuit for XL800 Connecting Single Bus Controller SystemsMultiple Rails in Single Cabinet Connecting I/O ModulesConnecting I/O Modules to the XCL8010AU XCL8010AU, I/O Modules on Single RailHEX switch settings and addresses Address Setting Address of Panel Bus I/O ModulesBus Topologies Setting the I/O Bus SwitchMounting/Dismounting Modules Lonworks Bus TopologiesRisk of malfunction Connecting SocketsMounting/Dismounting Controller/Sockets Mounting SocketsMounting Electronic Modules Disconnecting SocketsMounting/Dismounting Electronic Modules Dismounting SocketsConnecting HMIs or Laptops Connecting via C-BusXCL8010AU Terminals FeaturesConnecting Laptops XL-Online/CARE Lonworks Service LED and ButtonHMI Interface Reset ButtonBus Tx LED and Rx LED Modem Interface Alarm and Power LEDsBus Switch S2 Watchdog StatusMemory Common FeaturesBus Termination Switch S1 Description of the I/O ModulesTerminals Types of Analog Input Modules FeaturesAnalog Input Modules XFL821AU Analog Input Module XFL821AU Connection ExamplesTerminals Technical DataAnalog Output Modules Types of Analog Output ModulesDamage to the electronic module Modules with Manual OverridesXFL822AU Connection Example Types of Binary Input Modules Excel 800 Binary Input Modules Type Description HousingSignal Comment Minal Binary Input ModulesXF823AU Connection Examples Status LEDsTypes of Relay Output Modules Excel 800 Relay Output Modules Type Description HousingRelay Output Modules Status LEDs with Manual Overrides Permissible LoadsXFR825AU connection example XF824AU connection examplePower LED green TroubleshootingTesting Wiring Connections Troubleshooting on the XCL8010AU ControllerXCL8010AU alarm LED Case Alarm LED Meaning Remedy Alarm LED redLonworks Service LED HMI Tx and Rx LEDs Bus Tx and Rx LEDsPower LED of I/O Modules Modules TroubleshootingService LED of I/O modules Case Meaning Remedy Service LED of I/O ModulesExcel 800Troubleshooting Automation and Control Solutions

XL 800 SERIES specifications

The Honeywell XL 800 Series represents a significant advancement in the realm of flight management systems, tailored for general aviation aircraft. This series stands out due to its combination of state-of-the-art technology, user-friendly interface, and comprehensive functionality, all designed to enhance safety and operational efficiency for pilots.

One of the main features of the XL 800 Series is its advanced flight planning capabilities. The system is equipped with a robust database that allows pilots to create, modify, and execute flight plans with unprecedented ease. The built-in terrain awareness tools provide real-time information about geographical obstacles, helping mitigate the risk of Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT). The intuitive graphical user interface offers a clear view of the flight path, airspace constraints, and available alternatives, enabling pilots to make informed decisions.

The XL 800 Series also boasts cutting-edge navigation technologies, including GPS, RNAV, and WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System) support. These technologies ensure that flights are accurately tracked and that pilots remain on course, enhancing navigation reliability. Additionally, the system includes advanced autopilot features, which allow for smoother transitions during flight phases and can significantly reduce pilot workload.

Another notable characteristic of the XL 800 Series is its connectivity. The system supports data link services that enable real-time weather updates and air traffic control communication. This connectivity not only improves situational awareness, but it also equips pilots with the necessary tools to adapt to changing flight conditions promptly.

Furthermore, the Honeywell XL 800 Series prioritizes safety with integrated safety features, including enhanced cockpit alerting systems. These systems proactively notify pilots of potential hazards, such as deviations from the flight path or adverse weather conditions, ensuring that safety remains paramount throughout the flight.

In summary, the Honeywell XL 800 Series encapsulates a wide array of features and technologies that serve to elevate the flying experience for general aviation pilots. Through its emphasis on flight planning, navigation, connectivity, and safety, it stands as a reliable and sophisticated solution that meets the demands of modern aviation. Whether enhancing safety, improving navigation accuracy, or simplifying flight planning, the XL 800 Series is a premier choice for those seeking an advanced flight management system.
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