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Honeywell CNI2 - Remote Daily Volume Low Input-1,2,3,4; Remote Daily Volume High Input-1,2,3,4; Remote TTI Consumption Low Input-1,2,3,4; Remote TTI Consumption High Input-1,2,3,4

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CNI2
O
perating and Installation
Guide
134
3
-
If the CNI2 is programmed to call more than one computer, and the computers’
clocks are different by more than 20 seconds, th
is will result in Clock Resync alarms.
4
-
During packet (Internet) connections DC
-
2009 prepares the message containing the
new time
-
of
-
day and sends it to the CNI2. If a packet does not arrive after a certain
amount of time, the same packet is retransmi
tted. This will be repeated several more
times before the connection is terminated. If it takes over 20 seconds to deliver the
packet, then the time in the message will be 20 seconds older than the CNI2’s
current
time.
Remote D
aily Volume Low Input
-
1,2,
3,4
These alarms occur
if
the
daily volume use is below the limits for pulse inputs 1, 2, 3 and 4
,
respectively.
Remote Da
ily Volume High Input
-
1,2,3,4
These alarms occur
if
the
daily volume use is above the limits for pulse inputs 1, 2, 3 and 4
,
respecti
vely.
Remote TTI
Consumption Low Input
-
1,2,3,4
These alarms occur
if
the
interval volume use is below the limits for pulse inputs 1, 2, 3 and 4
,
respectively.
Remote TTI
Consumption High Input
-
1,2,3,4
These alarms occur
if
the
interval volume use is abov
e the limits for pulse inputs 1, 2, 3 and 4
,
respectively.
Low Battery Alarm
This alarm indicates that the battery pack in the CNI2 needs to be replaced as soon as possible.
The voltage level at which the alarm will occur is programmed using MP32. The
battery should
be changed as soon as possible to continue uninterrupted service.
Note About Batteries
Battery voltage level drops in cold weather. If the unit is located in cold climates you may
receive occasional low
-
battery alarms as the temperature
drops. As the unit warms up during
the day the voltage may return to acceptable levels. However, any low
-
battery alarm should be
taken seriously and the battery should be replaced soon. If the battery gets too low the unit may
no longer be able to make
calls and may not be able to save its’ pulse data.

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