Installing dual Networkers on a system
Follow these procedures when configuring the two Networkers. The two Networkers
must be configured as master or slave. The Networkers should never be configured
as both masters or both slaves as the system will malfunction. Because all
Networkers come set as masters by default, only the Slave needs to be addressed.
Method 1 can only be used if both Networkers are masters. Refer to method 2 if the
Master and Slave Networkers are to be reversed, or if both Networkers have been set
to Slave by mistake.
Method 1 (new installation).
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Connect both Networkers to the appliance and power the system up. At this stage
both Networkers will be set as Masters, so both Networkers should have the word
"clock" next to key 5 (while in the off position). The system should not be operated
in this state as there will be communication errors.
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Determine which Networker you wish to be the Slave.
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On the Networker you wish to be slave, push the clock key. The message “Clock
setting mode.” should be displayed.
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After the message has finished, ensure the time on the display is flashing. Press
keys 2 & 4 for 5 seconds until the message "Installer parameter access." is
displayed.
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By pushing the Mode key, this will move through the different appliances attached
to the system (e.g. Cooler/Heater/Networker). Push the Mode key until the screen
display looks like this.
Unit Number Parameter ID Number Parameter Value Setting.
n01 ID00 :1
Networker ID Networker Address parameter Address setting 1=Master 2=Slave
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Using the rotary dial, change the parameter value to 2 (2=Slave).
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Push the On/Off key to exit.
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The unit should then be ready for zone configuration.
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