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Honeywell 96D user manual

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Contents

Page Page M-5114018/10 Controller UnitPage Copyright by Honeywell International Inc August Notices and TrademarksPage SymbolDefinition Symbol DefinitionsPage SYSTEM PROGRAMMING INTRODUCTIONGETTING STARTED WARRANTY Page Page Receiving and Unpacking IntroductionIntended Use Basic Guidelines Installation InstructionsSurface Mount Installation 1& Wiring Details5/$ 5/$ 9 9J23, J24 Communication inputs Relay Outputs Settings for Specific Transmitters Power ConnectionsCommunication Connections Relay Output Relay Output8/10 Jumper Use InstructionsM-511401 HoneywellDatalogger SDcard Getting StartedInitial Startup Keypad Functions Programming InterfaceSystem Programming IconDescription System Programming8/10 M-511401Honeywell Tx Info Menu Ident Menu Product and Sensor Types 8/10 M-511401Honeywell COM Menu Scale Menus 1 and Detection Menu 8/10 Display MenuM-511401 HoneywellAlarm A, B and C Menus Honeywell Servicing and Operating MenusSystem Programming M-511401Erase Current Tx Status Code8/10 Change Tx AddressM-511401 HoneywellGroups Menu Creating Groups Deleting Groups Event Menu Event Menu System ProgrammingAction Menu Delays Menu Latch Mode Conditions includes all transmitters in the group GrAll Includes all transmitters see note Fault 3. EVENT StatusDatabase Status disabled- Enable eventAcquisition Menu Acquisition Menu Starting and Stopping Tx LoggingStarting and Stopping Event Logging Copy Menu ConfigurationParameters System Log Menu 8/10 Config MenuM-511401 Honeywell2005-11-2111 47 36 ISO 8601 standard Config Menu6. Config Date and Time8/10 6. Config Set User Password 2967 Slave Port CnfgM-511401 HoneywellConfig Menu end Friday 6. Config Day definition Week definitionDay definition -Daytime sta 08 00 end 17 Week definition -WorkingDays sta MondayNetwork Menu Valid Remote Calibration 8/10 M-511401Honeywell Tests Menu Tests MenuSystem Programming The first screen presents three options Test sequence BUZZER activated Test SequenceTest sequence Relays activated Any key to continue Esc to quitM-511401 Test sequence Display test Any key to continueEsc to quit Test sequence Test done Any key to continueDebug Mode Normal ModeSingle Tx Mode 8/10 Simulation ModeM-511401 HoneywellBACnet Menu BACnet MenuSystem Programming Honeywell Wireless Network MenuSystem Programming M-511401Specifications Page Warranty Conditions WarrantyWarranty Consumer ClaimsHoneywell WarrantyM-511401 8/10Page Europe, Middle East, Africa Technical ServicesFind out more Contact Honeywell Analytics Americas