Honeywell FMC2000 User Manual
User Guide
FMC2000
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FMC2000 User’s Guide
Contents
1 Special Notes .................................................................. 6
Warnings ......................................................................... 7
2 Standard Contents ........................................................... 8
3 General Informat io n ....................................................... 8
3.1 Key Features ............................................................... 8
4 Physical Description ....................................................... 9
4.1 Rear View and Side View Of Enclosure .................. 10
4.2 Mounting the FMC2000 ........................................... 10
4.3 Drilling Chart ............................................................ 12
5 Specifications ............................................................... 13
6 Charging The Internal Backup Battery ......................... 14
6.1 Clock Battery ............................................................ 14
6.2 Data Protection While Power Is Off ......................... 14
6.3 SD Card .................................................................... 14
7 User Interface ............................................................... 16
7.1 Status LEDs .............................................................. 17
7.2 Display ...................................................................... 17
7.3 Keypad ...................................................................... 18
7.4 Alarms ...................................................................... 18
7.5 Preparing The FMC2000 For Data Storage ................. 19
8 Operating The FMC2000 ............................................. 22
8.1 Turning The FMC2000 On ....................................... 22
8.2 Turning The FMC2000 Off ...................................... 24
9 Display Information ...................................................... 25
9.1 Display Icons ............................................................ 26
10 Navigation .................................................................... 28
11 Normal Operation Mode Controls ................................ 29
11.1 Radio Silent (Enable/Disable) .................................. 29
11.2 Reset ......................................................................... 29
11.3 Silence Alarm ........................................................... 30
11.4 Check (Alarm Details) .............................................. 31
11.5 Monitoring ................................................................ 33
11.5.1 Detail Info .............................................................. 33
11.5.2 MeshGuard EC Or LEL ......................................... 34
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11.5.3 MeshGuard Router ................................................ 36
12 Configuration ................................................................ 37
13 General Settings Menu ................................................. 38
13.1 Basic Settings ........................................................... 39
13.2 Date Format .............................................................. 40
13.3 Date ........................................................................... 40
13.4 Time Format ............................................................. 41
13.5 Time .......................................................................... 41
13.6 Language .................................................................. 43
13.7 Backlight ................................................................... 43
13.8 Instrument Location .................................................. 44
13.9 Serial Number ........................................................... 44
13.10 Firmware Version ................................................. 44
13.11 Build Date ............................................................. 44
13.12 Build Time ............................................................ 44
14 Advanced Settings ........................................................ 45
14.1 Basic Password ......................................................... 45
14.2 Advanced Password .................................................. 46
14.3 Online Monitors ........................................................ 46
14.4 Delete Monitors Configuration ................................. 47
14.5 Delete Relay Configuration ...................................... 47
14.6 EchoView ................................................................. 47
14.7 Alarm Buzzer ............................................................ 47
14.8 Alarm Light .............................................................. 48
14.9 Backup Configuration .............................................. 48
14.10 Restore Configuration .......................................... 48
14.11 Factory Reset ........................................................ 49
15 Wireless Detector Settings ........................................... 49
15.1 Modem ID ................................................................ 50
15.2 Location .................................................................... 50
15.3 Data Interval ............................................................. 50
15.4 Sensor Type .............................................................. 51
15.5 Unit ........................................................................... 51
15.6 Low ........................................................................... 51
15.7 High .......................................................................... 51
15.8 STEL ......................................................................... 51
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15.9 TWA ......................................................................... 52
15.10 Full Scale .............................................................. 52
15.11 Drift ...................................................................... 52
15.12 Reset LEL ............................................................. 52
16 Relay Settings ............................................................... 53
16.1 Relay Ratings (Resistive) ......................................... 53
16.2 Type .......................................................................... 54
16.3 DON ......................................................................... 54
16.4 DOF .......................................................................... 55
16.5 Lock .......................................................................... 55
16.6 Vote .......................................................................... 56
16.7 Num .......................................................................... 57
16.8 Slave ID .................................................................... 57
17 Datalog Settings Menu ................................................. 58
17.1 Datalog ..................................................................... 58
17.2 Log Interval .............................................................. 59
17.3 Log Method .............................................................. 59
17.4 SD Card Info ............................................................. 60
18 Communications Menu ................................................ 61
18.1 Wireless Modem ....................................................... 62
18.1.1 Form a Network ..................................................... 62
18.1.2 Radio Synch ........................................................... 62
18.1.3 Radio PanID .......................................................... 63
18.1.4 Del Binding ........................................................... 64
18.1.5 Channel .................................................................. 64
18.1.6 Ping Network ......................................................... 64
18.2 Ethernet Network ...................................................... 65
18.2.1 TCPIP Enable ........................................................ 65
18.2.2 Protocol Select ....................................................... 66
18.2.3 Server IP ................................................................ 67
18.2.4 Server Port ............................................................. 67
18.2.5 Client IP ................................................................. 67
18.2.6 Subnet Mask .......................................................... 68
18.2.7 Dflt Gateway ......................................................... 68
18.2.8 Re-Obtain IP .......................................................... 69
18.2.9 Client MAC ........................................................... 69
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18.3 RS485 ....................................................................... 70
18.3.1 Baud Rate .............................................................. 70
18.3.2 Client ID ................................................................ 71
18.3.3 MB Type ................................................................ 71
18.3.4 Protocol .................................................................. 72
18.3.5 Monitor Address .................................................... 72
19 Diagnostic Menu .......................................................... 73
19.1 Relay Output Diagnostic .......................................... 73
20 Transferring Data From The SD Card .......................... 75
21 After Transferring Data From The SD Card ................ 77
22 Maintenance ................................................................. 79
22.1 Battery Charging & Replacement ............................ 79
22.2 SD Card Replacement .............................................. 79
22.3 Special Servicing Note ............................................. 80
23 Troubleshooting ............................................................ 81
24 Technical Support ......................................................... 83
25 Honeywell Analytics Contacts ..................................... 84
26 Appendix A: Wiring The FMC2000 ............................ 86
26.1 DC Wiring ................................................................ 86
26.2 AC wiring ................................................................. 86
27 Appendix B: Wiring To External Alarms .................... 91
27.1 Wiring Blocks In The FMC2000 ...................................... 88
27.2 Relay Electrical Drawing ......................................... 89
27.3 Checking Relay Continuity ...................................... 90
27.3.1 Power Supply Connections .................................... 91
27.3.2 Dry Contact Operation .......................................... 92
28 Appendix C: Connecting RS485 (Modbus) ................. 92
29 Appendix D: Connecting Ethernet ............................... 93
30 Appendix E: Connecting to a Light/Alarm Bar ............ 94
31 Appendix F: Formatting An SD Card For FAT32 ....... 95
31.1 Formatting An SD card ............................................ 95
32 Appendix G: ModBus Protocol For The FMC2000 ... 101
32.1 Overview ................................................................ 101
32.2 Communications Settings ....................................... 101
32.3 Message Frame/Communication Procedure ........... 102
32.4 Registers Table ....................................................... 103
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Read Before Operating
This manual must be carefully read by all individuals who have or
will have the responsibility of using, maintaining, or servicing this
product. The product will perform as designed only if it is used,
maintained, and serviced in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions. The user should understand how to set the correct
parameters and interpret the obtained results.
CAUTION!
To reduce the risk of electric shock, turn the power off before
opening this instrument or performing service. Never operate the
instrument when the instrument is open. Use and service this
product only in an area known to be non-hazardous.
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1 Special Notes
If the battery backup is completely discharged, the power
switch must be turned off and on when the main power is
restored.
An SD card is required for storing datalog information. If the
card is not factory formatted for FAT32, it must be formatted
before use. See Appendix C.
The FMC2000 must be properly grounded. Follow local
electrical codes when installing and using. Connect a ground
wire to the bolt inside the front panel to ground the chassis:
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WARNINGS
Use only in non-hazardous locations.
For safety reasons, this equipment must be operated and serviced
by qualified personnel only. Read and understand instruction
manual completely before operating or servicing.
AVERTISSEMENT
Utiliser uniquement en zone non-dangereuse.
Pour des raisons de sécurité, cet équipment doit être utilisé,
entretenu et réparé uniquement par un personnel qualifié. Étudier
le manuel d’instructions en entier avant d’utiliser, d’entretenir ou
de réparer l’équipement.
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2 Standard Contents
• Controller mounting plate (as specified)
• Key for cabinet lock
• SD memory card
• Installation guide/quick-start guide
• CD-ROM with User’s Guide, Quick-Start Guide, and
related materials
3 General Information
The FMC2000 Multi Controller works with provided by
Honeywell Analytics Mesh wireless detectors, such as
MeshGuard, RAETag, RAEWATCH, for various safety
applications.
3.1 Key Features
• Rapid deployment.
• Wireless mesh network communication.
• 5.7″ high-contrast graphic LCD display. Good for outdoor
applications.
• Integrated visual indicator and audio alarm.
• 5 SPDT relays for alarms and fault.
• Datalogging storage on SD card.
• Configuration storage/retrieval on SD card.
• Can manage up to 24 wireless monitors.
• User programmable.
• Wide power input range: 100V to 240VAC
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4 Physical Description
The main components of theFMC2000 include:
• 16 keys for programming and reviewing settings
• LCD display with back light for direct readout and readout
from MeshGuard monitors
• Buzzer and red light for alarm signaling whenever exposures
exceed preset limits
• Key-lockable panel
• Stainless-steel housing
Antenna
Handle
Alarm Light
Status LEDs
Keypad
Display
Alarm
Buzzer
(on side)
Lock
Wire
Pass-Throughs
(on bottom)
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4.1 Rear View and Side V iew Of Enclosure
4.2 Mounting the FMC2000
The FMC2000 is designed to be wall-mounted and has four
keyhole-type captures on its back, allowing for attachment to four
mating studs extending from a bracket that is designed to be preinstalled on a wall.
Follow these steps:
1. Install the mounting plate first. Mark the locations for the six
screws.
Alarm
Buzzer
Mounting
Captures
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2. Drill the holes and screw the bracket to the wall.
3. Support the weight of the FMC2000 and align the large ends
of the keyhole-shaped mounting captures on the rear of the
enclosure with the four studs protruding from the bracket.
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4. Ensure the shafts of the mounting plate’s studs rest firmly in
the narrow end of the keyhole-shaped captures, and then let
the bracket fully bear the weight of the FMC2000.
4.3 Drilling Chart
When mounting the FMC2000 on a wall, make sure to use heavy-
duty steel screws spaced as indicated below.
Note: All dimensions are in mil limeters.
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5 Specifications
Size
9.5" W x 15.7" H x 3.7" D
(24cm x 40cm x 9.3cm)
Weight
14.3 lbs (6.5 kg), excluding mounting plate
LCD Display
5.7″ (15cm) 320x240 Black/White graphic
LCD with backlight
Audible alarm
95dB @ 30cm (12″)
Visual alarm
Super-bright red LED with enclosed cover
Keypad
16 metal keys
Real-Time Clock
YY/MM/DD,HH:MM:SS
Datalogging
SD card
Wireless
2.4GHz IEEE 802.15.4/ mesh radio
Wireless
Detectors
24 channels
Relays
Resistive Load Max: 6A@24VDC or
6A@250VAC
Limiting making current Max: 10A
Breaking switching power capacity Max:
1200VA
Housing
Stainless steel
Power Supply*
100V to 240V AC
Backup Battery
Rechargeable lead-acid battery
12V 2.8AH, 15 hours of operation
Operating
Temperature
-20° C to +55° C
Approvals
FCC: SU3RM2400A
EC Compliance
(European
Conformity)
EMC Directive : 2004/108/EC
R&TTE Directive : 1999/5/EC
LVD Directive : 2006/95/EC
Humidity
0% to 95% RH, non-condensing
*Power source must be protected by a circuit breaker or fuse rated
at 15A or less.
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Radio Specific a ti ons
Radio model: RM2400A
Frequency range: 2.400-2.4835GHz
Modulation: 802.15.4 DSSS BPSK
RF power(Tx): 20dBm
Data rate: 250kbps
6 Charging The Internal Backup Battery
Whenever AC power is supplied to the FMC2000, the internal
backup battery is always being charged. The backup battery
ensures continuous operation if the AC power source is
interrupted. It is fully charged after 6 to 8 hours of operation.
The FMC2000 can run for up to 15 hours on the backup battery.
6.1 Clock Battery
An internal clock battery is mounted on the top printed circuit
board. This long-life battery keeps settings in memory from being
lost whenever the power is turned off or disconnected. This clock
battery should last approximately five years, and must be replaced
by an authorized Honeywell Analytics service technician. It is not
user-replaceable.
6.2 Data Protection While Power Is Off
When the FMC2000 is turned off, all the current real-time data
including last measured values are erased. However, the datalog
data is preserved on an SD card if it is installed. Even if the
battery is disconnected, the datalog data will not be lost.
6.3 SD Card
The FMC2000 uses an SD (Secure Digital) card for datalog
storage.
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WARNING!
Whenever you replace the SD card, the FMC2000 must be either
turned off or in standby mode (see page 19). Otherwise, data may
be lost or the SD card may be corrupted. See “Preparing The
FMC2000 For Data Storage” on page 19 for details on safely
inserting and removing an SD card.
IMPORTANT!
The SD card that comes with the FMC2000 is pre-formatted and
ready for use. If you purchase an SD card from another vendor, its
capacity must be 2GB or less. In addition, it may need to be
formatted before it can be used in the FMC2000. Honeywell
Analytics cannot guarantee SD cards from other sources will work
with the FMC2000. Refer to Formatting An SD Card on page 94
for details.
Note: The SD card inside the FMC2000 should only be used for
FMC2000 data recording. Do not save other files to the SD card.
In addition, do not use one SD card for more than one FMC2000
or exchange it from one FMC2000 to another.
Transferring records from the SD card to a PC every 6 month is
recommended. This enhances data security and speeds the datatransfer process.
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7 User Interface
The instrument’s user interface consists of the display, status
LEDs, an alarm buzzer, an alarm light, and 16 keys.
Alarm
Buzzer
Alarm
Light
Status
LEDs
Display
Keypad
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7.1 Status LEDs
The status LEDs provide the following basic visual information:
LED
Information
Power
Glows green when the FMC2000 is on
Fault
Glows orange when problem is encountered
Hi
Glows red during High Alarm
Lo
Glows red during Low Alarm
Rx
Glows green when receiving data from a remote
device
Tx
Glows green when transmitting data to a remote
device
7.2 Display
The LCD display provides visual feedback that includes the
reading, time, battery condition, and other functions. It also
includes “soft key” indicators along the bottom that show the
relationship of functions with the large buttons arranged vertically
along the keypad’s right side.
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7.3 Keypad
The keypad is used to navigate the menus and parameters in the
FMC2000. Many of the keys perform dual functions, and the four
large keys arranged vertically along the right side correspond to
the “soft key” icons arranged along the bottom of the display.
7.4 Alarms
Three types of alarms can occur:
• Fault
• Low alarm
• High alarm
A fault alarm occurs when there is a low battery in a monitor
transmitting to the FMC2000, when a monitor goes “offline” or
out of range (and its signal is no longer received), or when there is
an internal problem with the FMC2000. Low and high alarms
occur when any of the network’s monitors’ thresholds are
exceeded.
Note: If a low alarm is triggered and then a high alarm, the low
alarm continues to occur until all alarms are cleared.
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7.5 Preparing The FMC2000 For Data Storage
Before operating the FMC2000, make sure it has an SD card in the
memory slot. This is necessary for storing datalog information.
1. Unlock the FMC2000.
2. Open the door.
The SD card slot is on the main PC board as shown:
IMPORTANT!
Before inserting or removing an SD card, the FMC2000 must be
turned off, datalogging turned off, or the FMC2000 placed in
Standby Mode. For details on turning datalogging off, see page
58. For details on turning the FMC2000 off or on, see page 22.
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To place the FMC2000 in Standby Mode and replace the SD
card:
1. Hold down the “2” key until you see the display message
“Standby...” The screen goes blank.
2. Release the “2” key.
3. Unlock and open the front panel.
4. Check that LED next to the SD card is not blinking.
5. Remove SD Card by pressing in (lightly), and allowing it to
release.
6. Replace the SD card.
To exit Standby Mode and restart datalogging:
1. Hold down the “2” key. The screen illuminates and gives the
message “Working...”
2. Release the “2” key.
When the reading display is shown, datalogging is on again, and
the FMC2000 is fully operational.
Inserting an SD card. Press the SD card into the slot with the
angled notch on the right. Press until it locks into place, making a
“click” sound.
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Removing an SD card. Press the SD card and release it. It will
make a click and push part of the way out of the slot.
The FMC2000 cannot write data to a locked SD card. If the SD
card is locked, remove it and unlock it by moving the lock tab;
then reinsert the SD card.
Unlocked SD Card
Locked SD Card
If remaining space for data on the SD card is very low, the
FMC2000 alerts you with a message on the screen. Replace the
SD card with another with more space on it, or offload the data to
a computer. Then erase the data from the card, using your
computer, and reinsert the SD card back into the FMC2000.
IMPORTANT!
Keep enclosure closed whenever an SD card is not being inserted
or removed. This helps to keep the reading mechanism and the SD
card clean, especially in dusty environments.
Lock
Tab
Lock
Tab
Press here
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8 Operating The FMC2000
The FMC2000 starts up quickly and requires no intervention on
the part of the user, other than turning on the power switch. Once
it is powered up, the FMC2000 performs self-tests and
automatically initiates communications.
8.1 Turning The FMC2000 On
1. Connect the FMC2000 to a source of AC power.
2. With the FMC2000 turned off, unlock the front panel with the
key, and flip the small toggle switch located next to the SD
card.
LEDs inside the FMC2000 indicate proper operation:
• If the radio transmitter is on, the LED next to it should
blink.
• If datalogging is turned on, the LED next to the SD card
should blink.
3. Close and lock the front panel.
Switch in “on” position
Switch in “off” position
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A screen with the RAE Systems logo appears first. (If the logo
does not appear, there is likely a problem and you should contact
Honeywell Analytics Technical Service.
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The FMC2000 performs self-tests on its LCD, LEDs, and buzzer.
It also initializes connection with a wireless network or Ethernet
interconnection (if it is configured for Ethernet networking). After
30 seconds, the display shows the monitoring screen, indicating
that it is monitoring the system. It is now fully operational. If any
tests fail, refer to the Troubleshooting section of this guide.
Once the startup procedure is complete, the instrument shows
readings from any MeshGuard sensors on the network:
Note: Always start the FMC2000 controller first, before starting
MeshGuard monitors.
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8.2 Turning The FMC2000 Off
1. Unlock the case.
2. Flip the switch located next to the SD card.
3. Check that the LEDs are no longer glowing. This indicates the
FMC2000 is off.
Note: After starting or shutting down the FMC2000, we
recommend locking the case again to keep dust out, and to prevent
tampering by unauthorized personnel.
Note: The power supply has no user-serviceable parts.
Switch in “off” position
Switch in “on” position
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9 Display Information
If remote monitors are connected and sending data to the
Controller, each monitor’s data is shown in a row with an
identification number, radio ID, Station name, sensor value
(reading), sensor type, and status (OK checked).
Note: When wireless connectivity to an instrument is lost, the
checkbox under the “OK” heading is replaced by this symbol:
The instrument is not removed from the list. Instead, it drops to
the bottom of the list. If connectivity is restored, the checkbox is
shown again.
Time
Power Type
Date
Datalogging
Status
Wireless
Status
Network
Status
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9.1 Displa y Icons
Icons show active functions and alert you to conditions. The icons
used by the FMC2000 include:
Icon
Function
Datalogging is active
(Flashing icon) SD card is missing; datalogging
stopped
Detector sensor error
Detector sensor okay
Monitor offline
High alarm
Low alarm
Over-range alarm
Check box
Select from a list
Read-only information (cannot be changed)
Writable parameter
Prompt for inputting simplified Chinese characters
Prompt for inputting numerical data
Prompt for inputting lower-case letters
Prompt for inputting upper-case letters
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Radio enabled (Host)
Radio disabled
FMC2000 is running on AC power
FMC2000 is running on battery power
Locks to the selected sensor before checking details
(stops automatic updating)
Unlocks the selected sensor (resumes automatic
updating)
FMC2000 alarm is silenced
Monitor missing (shows the number of monitors
missing from the network, such as “01 OFF,” “02
OFF,” etc.)
Data connection via Ethernet is operational.
Data connection via Ethernet is not operational.
Indicates MeshGuard Router
Indicates RAEPoint wireless relay
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10 Navigation
The four “soft-key” buttons shown along the bottom of each
screen on the display indicate which buttons to press on the
keypad to perform specific functions, including navigation and
changing parameters.
In addition to labeled functions, most keys have more than one
role. For example, pressing the “1” key while the FMC2000 is
monitoring enters the main menus, while pressing the “0” key tells
it to perform a system test (this requires a 4-digit password; the
default is 1234).
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