Honeywell touchpoint Pro User Manual

MAN0923_Issue 3_04/15 Touchpoint Pro
Operating Instructions
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6. Commissioning
6.9 Channel Conguration
Note: Administrator level access is required to commission a channel, but Engineer level access can be
used to edit many of the parameters. Please refer to User Interface, Access Levels for details.
6.9.1 Introduction
Individualchannelscanbeconguredinseveralways–eitherfromthebuiltinsensorcatalogue(for
AnalogueInputmodulesonly),bycompletingafullcustomconguration,orbycopyingapreviously
conguredchannel.Whenthesensorcatalogueorthecopyfunctionisused,onlytheChannelIDandthe
tagsmustbeprogrammed.Therestofthecongurationispopulatedautomatically.
Note: If a channel is congured from the sensor catalogue or copied from another channel, it is possible to
edit individual settings afterwards (see section “Editing a Congured Channel”).
Thecongurationsoftwarepopulatestheparameterswithappropriatedefaultvalues.To changeany
parameter, enter the new value and press Send to send it to the system. The system will then return the
value, which will be displayed on the screen, and the user must press Accept for the setting to take effect.
This is to allow the user to verify that the correct value has reached the system.
New values can be entered in various ways:
• Free text (e.g. location tag)
• Numeric keypad
• Check / uncheck a box (e.g. to toggle an alarm between latching and non-latching)
• Select an option by checking a radio button
• Select from a list of available options (e.g. channel number)
Thecongurationisdesignedtobesimpletofollowonthescreen.HoweverAppendix2shouldbeusedas
areferencefordetaileddenitionsofalltheparameters,aswellasthedefaultsettingsandavailableranges.
Caution: It is important to understand the denition of a parameter to avoid unexpected or potentially
unsafe behaviour of the system. Please refer to the detailed denitions in the appendix regarding the
meaning of a parameter.
Note: After network initialisation, the Input / Output modules are shown according to their physical
order on the Ring A network (clockwise). As soon as the module ID is assigned (Input / Output module
is commissioned), the Input / Output modules will be sorted according to the assigned module ID (M01,
M02, etc.). If there is a combination of commissioned and un-commissioned Input / Output modules on the
network, the commissioned modules are shown below the un-commissioned modules.
Note: The LEDs on the module will indicate ashing green when the module is un-commissioned and solid
green after commissioning
Note: It is good practice to command the Control Centre Board to remove modules before physically
removing them, even if you consider the module(s) to be unserviceable or beyond repair. (The Remove
Module button is directly underneath the Commission Module button; just touch the ID of the module you
want to remove, and then touch Remove Module. Conrm the ID is correct, and then touch Yes to carry out
the action. The removal is added to the event log and a red alarm icon is shown in the menu bar.)
Note: If the Ring Network does not initialise please refer to Chapter 9 - Problem Solving.

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General

Brand	Honeywell
Model	touchpoint Pro
Category	Control Systems
Language	English