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General| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Model | CLMERL4N |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Important recommendations and safety warnings prior to unit installation.
Physical dimensions for the large (RLxN) and small (RSxN) controller housings.
Procedures for attaching and removing the controller from a DIN rail.
Covers required for IP30 protection when mounting outside a cabinet.
A template for drilling screw holes for wall mounting the controller.
General information on terminal blocks, their functions, and color coding.
Details on connecting the power supply to the controller's terminals.
Information on analog, binary, and universal input/output terminal configurations.
Details on connecting communication interfaces like Sylk Bus and RS485.
General guidelines and precautions for power supply connections.
Details on wiring for 230-VAC and 24-VAC models and terminal specifications.
Wiring specifications for communication and signal terminals.
Electrical specifications applicable to all 230 VAC and 24 VAC models.
Lists supported actuators and sensors for programmable applications.
Details on applications, blinds control, manual positioning, and commands.
Information on emergency commands and feedback from function blocks.
Parameters for commissioning blinds and lights, and hardware recommendations.
Details on the light function block and manual ON/OFF/Dim control.
Information on application commands, manual inputs, sensors, and emergency commands.
Wiring examples and recommendations for light control.
How the controller automatically assigns MAC addresses on a BACnet MS/TP channel.
Description and behavior of the controller's status and power LEDs.
How to use the service button during power-up and normal operation.
General overview of communication interfaces and system diagram.
Requirements and specifications for TIA/EIA-485 standard cabling.
Details on the BACnet MS/TP interface, baud rates, and cable length.
Notes on connecting to a BACnet MS/TP bus and limitations.
Information on connecting the BACnet WiFi Adapter via RJ45.
Details on Modbus wiring topology, cables, shielding, and master specifications.
Important considerations for using the Modbus interface.
Information on the Sylk interface, its capabilities, and current limits.
Maximum current output limitations for power terminals on 230 VAC and 24 VAC controllers.
Description of relay and triac outputs, including current limitations.
Information on universal input types and their protection.
Diagram showing the schematic of universal inputs and bias resistors.
Protection details for analog outputs and important notes.
Overview of supported wall module functions and configuration options.
How to configure wall module LEDs and LCDs for displaying status information.
Examples of screen displays for unoccupied and standby modes.
Examples of screen displays for the occupied mode.
How to configure fan operation and heating/cooling modes on the TR42x.
How to access and navigate the expanded menu for settings.
Classification of the device and environmental operating limits.
List of related documents for further information.
Typical accuracies for NTC10kΩ and NTC20kΩ sensor inputs.
Thresholds for recognizing sensor breaks and short-circuits.
Information on trademarks and manufacturing details.
