Honeywell MICRONIK 200 USER GUIDE

MicroniK 200

HONEYWELL

Operator's Terminal

USER GUIDE

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OPERATOR'S TERMINAL

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CONTENTS OPERATOR'S TERMINAL

CONTENTS

Software installation.....................................................................................................................................................................1

Hardware installation ...................................................................................................................................................................1

Screen Layout and Functions......................................................................................................................................................2

Menu Overview .............................................................................................................................................................................7

The Main Menu.......................................................................................................... 2

Controllers on Bus ..................................................................................................... 3

Controller Selection ...................................................................................................3

Controller Name ........................................................................................................3

Control Parameter Setting ......................................................................................... 3

Main Menu Graphic...............................................................................................4

Controller Restart.................................................................................................. 4

Controller Configuration............................................................................................. 4

Fixing Inputs ..............................................................................................................4

Fixing Outputs............................................................................................................4

Graphic Display of Control Functions - Optimization of Control Performance........... 4

Status Overview of All Inputs and Outputs of Controllers on the Bus........................5

Parameter Reset to Factory Programmed Default Values ........................................5

Setting of Controller Date and Time ..........................................................................5

Daily, Weekly Time Schedules and Holiday Schedules ............................................5

Save of Control and Configuration Parameters in Data File...................................... 5

Copy of Control and Configuration Parameters from a Data File .............................. 5

Main Temperature Monitoring within Programmed High and Low Limit Values ........6

Printing of Main Menu................................................................................................ 6

Update of Programmed Control and Configuration Parameters................................ 6

Program Exit..............................................................................................................6

Production Date Code ...............................................................................................6

[Load Default] ............................................................................................................7

[Read M200-Parameter] ............................................................................................ 7

[Options] ....................................................................................................................7

[M200]........................................................................................................................ 8

Saving and Copying the Control and Configuration Parameters .......................... 8

Saving M200 Parameters in a Data File ..........................................................8

Copying All Parameters from a Data File into a Controller ..............................8

Copying Schedules from a Data File into a Controller ..................................... 9

Copying Schedules from a Data File in all Controllers..................................... 9

Deleting a Data File..........................................................................................9

Setting of Date and Time in All Controllers...........................................................9

Search Functions..................................................................................................9

Menu Exit..............................................................................................................9

[Room Table] ........................................................................................................... 10

[Graphics] ................................................................................................................11

Buttons................................................................................................................ 11

Input and Output Value Trend Log of One or Several Controllers ...................... 12

Displaying Control Characteristic over Time (Trend Log)................................... 12

Printing a Graph.................................................................................................. 13

Menu Reduction.................................................................................................. 13

Stopping the Trend Log ......................................................................................13

Displaying the Trend Log....................................................................................13

Graphic Menu Exit ..............................................................................................13

[Status Display of All Controllers on the Bus] .......................................................... 14

Menu Reduction.................................................................................................. 15

Menu Exit............................................................................................................15

[Schedule]................................................................................................................ 15

Buttons................................................................................................................ 15

Daily, Weekly, and Holiday Schedules ...............................................................16

Programming Weekday Schedules ....................................................................16

Programming Holiday Schedules........................................................................16

Setting Time and Date ........................................................................................ 17

Setting the Summer / Winter Daylight Saving Time Period ................................17

Menu Exit............................................................................................................17

[Monitoring]..............................................................................................................17

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Setting Monitoring Limits .................................................................................... 18

Low and High Limit Monitoring ........................................................................... 18

Monitoring Concept............................................................................................. 18

The OFF, Night, Standby, and Comfort Controller Modes.................................. 18

Monitoring a Control Characteristic ....................................................................19

Activating/Deactivating Monitoring...................................................................... 19

General Report ................................................................................................... 19

Report Sorting .................................................................................................... 19

Printing Report.................................................................................................... 19

Deleting Report................................................................................................... 19

Menu Exit............................................................................................................ 19

Index ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 20

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INSTALLATION OPERATOR'S TERMINAL

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

System requirements

Installation Execute Setup.exe from the CD Drive.

• Pentium 100 min.

• Win 95 / Win 98 / NT

• Resolution 600*800 min.

• Memory: 16 MB min.

• PC Mouse

• CD Drive

• Excel Adapter (43 192 580-401) including the connector plug for the Bus and

24 Vac supply

This will automatically install the M200 interface S/W on the Hard Disk and the M200 icon to initialize the Operator´s interface.

HARDWARE INSTALLATION

M200 M200M200

Excel- Adapter

M 200

External Connector

- front view -

Bus

4 VAC

Connect the Bus and the 24 Vac to the Excel Adapter as shown above. Interconnect all M200 controller terminals 13. Interconnect all M200 controller terminals 14. Interconnect all M200 controller terminals 18 (24 Vac). Interconnect all M200 controller terminals 19 (24 Vac). Connect the RS232 plug of the Excel Adapter to the PC port (1 or 2).

Switch on power to the M200 controllers and adjust the Bus address (C22) directly on each controller connected to the Bus (start with address 1).

Initialize the interface by double click on the M200 icon. Then click on (Options) and select the port (Excel Adapter) and the language English or Deutsch.

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SCREEN LAYOUT AND FUNCTIONS

The Main Menu

After the start of program, the main menu appears as shown above . All settings are carried out with the left-hand mouse button. The language selection English or Deutsch can be done in the menu [Options].

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Controllers on Bus

After the start of the program there is an automatic search for the controllers on the bus and in the display "M200 connected" appears. If none or not all controllers are displayed here, test the following:

• The serial input on the PC (COM1 or COM2), on which the Excel adapter is connected, must be set in the menu [Options] (see Chapter [Options] on page 7) (default = COM1).

• If several controllers are on the bus, their bus address must be adjusted directly on the controller. Select parameter C22 on the controller and adjust the bus address. Adjust the Bus address in ascending order starting with address ”1”.

• If there are more than 32 controllers on the bus, modify the maximum number of controllers in the menu [Options], see Chap. [Options] on page 7. In order to not slow down the program execution, do not input a greater number than absolutely required. The addresses can be assigned between 1..253.

• Check the 24VAC and bus wiring.

Controller Selection

In the list "M200 connected", all identified controllers are displayed (bus address

Controller types: F1C = R7426A2014 F3C = R7426B2012

and controller type).

A3C = R7426C2010 UA1 = R7426D2000 To carry out settings on a specific controller, select the controller by a mouse click. The graphic display application, as well as the parameter list, indicate the controller settings.

Controller Name

A name can be assigned (max. 13 characters) to every bus address (e.g. building, room number etc.). Use the menu [Room Table] for this, see Chap. [Room Table] on page 10.

Control Parameter Setting

The individual controller parameters are selected from the parameter list by mouse click. Then, on the upper-right in the main menu, the table appears for setting the parameters (in addition the selected parameter flashes in the graphics display). The parameters can be adjusted with a mouse click or in the edit field with the keyboard. The setting range of a parameter is displayed in the lower line. Every modification of the parameters is immediately transferred to the controller and read out again from the controller. The value transferred successfully is displayed in the parameter list. For controllers equipped with Real Time Clock, the settings of the Operation Modes and times are carried out in a separate menu. For this, click on the parameter [Schedule] see Chap. [Schedule] on page 15.

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Main Menu Graphic

The following is displayed in the graphic display application:

• Configuration of the controller

• Inputs of the controller T1, T2 etc.

• Outputs of the controller Y1, Y2, Y3

• Unusual operating status are displayed in red text

• The parameter currently selected is represented in flashing mode

• In the case of Cascade control, the button [Ctrp1 <--> Ctrp2

the display is switched between the two control loops, master and slave.

• In the case of Wlim control the button [Ctrp1 <--> T2 changed with this.

] appears. With this,

] appears. The display is

Controller Restart

[Restart M200] This display is not always available. If the parameters 'Runtime' or 'Mode..' have been changed, a restart of the controller is necessary. The connected valve and damper actuators are then synchronized. If, after setting the parameter, the display [Restart M200] appears, carry out the new start with a button click, after all parameters have been adjusted.

Controller Configuration

Refer to the relevant literature for the functions of the individual controller parameters.

Fixing Inputs

The input values T1, T2, T3, CPA, %rh, Frost Thermostat, Presence Switch and the Switch On/Off, can be fixed. With selection of one of these inputs and the input value, all inputs are fixed. Fixing an individual input is not possible. To cancel the fixing click on [Unfix].

Fixing Outputs

The controller outputs Y1, Y2 and Y3, can be fixed. With selection of one of these outputs and the value, the respective output is fixed. To cancel fixing, click on [Unfix] for the respective output.

Graphic Display of Control Functions - Optimization of Control Performance

The inputs/outputs of each individual controller can be recorded with the menu [Graph] see Chap. [Graphics] on page 11. Input / output value trendlogs help start-up personnel to verify the controller operation and to optimize the control performance. With the menu [Graph], the user can select the inputs/outputs and controllers to be recorded.

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