Honeywell CNI2 - Compare Device Configuration to Template; Firmware Version

CNI2
O
perating and Installation
Guide
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channel. If using a 10
-
minute interval it would take a little over 200 days to reach the end of the
memory. If
three
channels are active then each channel is allocated
1/3 of the memo
ry, or
10,000
records.
If some of the pulse / alarm inputs are not being used for pulse
-
counting then they should
be
programmed as alarm inputs
even if they are not going to be used for alarms. This will cause
the memory to be divided between only tho
se channels that will be counting pulses.
The data collection system (
DC
-
2009
®
or MV90
®
)
must also be configured with the same
interval
size;
otherwise the calls from the
CNI2
will be rejected.
Although the CNI2 can accept
up to six channels of pulse inf
ormation,
DC
-
2009
®
or MV90
®
can only accept four.
Firmware Version
The firmware version number is reported any time the configuration is read from the
CNI2
using
the programming cable
.
This
value
cannot be altered.
Compare Device Configuration to Temp
late
This feature is useful when programming many
CNI2
devices with
similar
information. When
the
CNI2
’s configuration is read it is compared to a configuration file (a “template”) of your
choice. If there are any differences other than the unit’s ID nu
mber, they will be displayed. You
can manually enter the filename of the template or use the browse button to locate it on your
system.