Siemens 2200 Series

Operator Interface Guide
Document No. 125-706
September 19, 2017
Series 2200/
32
00 Room Units
with
Analog Outputs
Page 1 of 4
Overview
This document explains the set up and operation of the
Series 2200 and 3200 Room Units with analog outputs.
It explains the various features and operating modes
available and describes the procedure for programming
the display, according to user preferences.
Product Numbers
QAA2212.FWxN QFA3212.FWxN
QAA2220.FWxN QFA3232.FWxN
QAA2221.FWxN QFA3230.FWxN
QAA2230.FWxN QFA3212.FWxN
QAA2232.FWxN QFA32SS.FWxN
QAA2230.FWxC
QAA22SS.FWxN
Accessories
Product Number Description
AQF3060 Replacement sensing
humidity/temperature element for
QFA room unit types
563-102 GSKT KIT Wall Gasket (10-pack)
AQA2200-INTL Room Unit Back Plate (10-pack)
Operation
Operation modes
Figure 1. Operation Modes.
Normal Mode
In Normal Mode, the display is updated with
temperature and humidity, (where applicable) on a set
time cycle.
The display shows temperature in units of degrees
Fahrenheit, or in degrees Celsius if the jumper (resistor
R64) on the printed circuit assembly (PCA) is clipped
(See Setup of Displayed Temperature Units).
Depending on the model, the humidity is displayed as
well. When both of these variables must be displayed
(temperature and relative humidity) the display will
cycle through the required values at a rate of one
change every three to five seconds.
Override
These room units provide a dry contact closure
function, which may be used to signal the controller to
change the night setback or occupancy state. The
contact is made by pressing the override button (button
designated by an image of a man inside a house).
When the button is pressed, the word OVERRIDE
appears in the display. After three seconds, the text
disappears.

Siemens 2200 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Siemens
Model	2200 Series
Category	Accessories
Language	English

Summary

Overview of Siemens Room Units

Room Unit Operation and Modes

Operation Modes Explained

Illustrates the different operational modes: Normal, Setup, and User Settings for room units.

Setpoint Adjustment Procedure

Details how to adjust the temperature setpoint using device buttons and observe display feedback.

Setup Mode Navigation

Explains how to enter and navigate the setup mode using physical buttons on the device.

Key Configuration Settings

Covers settings for display type, setpoint limits, output range, humidity display, and temperature calibration.

Display and System Settings

Display and Brightness Controls

Settings for temperature display, humidity calibration, screen brightness, and screen saver.

Factory Default Reset

Option to restore all device parameters to their original factory default settings.

Error Messages and Troubleshooting

Common Error Messages

Lists common error messages like 'NO SENSOR' and '0xx' with their potential causes and meanings.

Temperature Unit Configuration

Changing Displayed Temperature Units

Instructions on how to change temperature display from Fahrenheit (°F) to Celsius (°C) via a jumper.

Sensor and Output Setup

VoltageCurrent Output Selection

Guidance on setting the output switch for current or voltage output needs.

Voltage Output Jumper Settings

Instructions for configuring the jumper for 0-5V or 0-10V voltage output options.