User manual HONEYWELL HX85

[. . . ] Operating mode B2 is only possible with HCM 200D. Address assignment OM 1 (DI) 1 2 3 4 5 OM 2 (Operating Mode 2) (X-10), only possible in conjunction with HCM 200D House code: A / key code: House code: A / key code: House code: A / key code: House code: A / key code: House code: A / key code: 1 2 3 4 5 Operating modes When programming the alarm system, it must be ensured that house code A is used to trigger the alarm for OM 2. By issuing priority, alarms can be handled with preference both in OM 1 and OM 2. [. . . ] Execute binding at the HX 85 Assigning lifestyles (optional) A lifestyle that is triggered when a state change occurs can be assigned to a digital input (X-10) or a device address at the HCM 200D. Transmitting status of the digital inputs The current states of the digital inputs can be transmitted to the HCM 200D with the press of a button on the HX 85. According to the DECT standard is at least 1 m. Ensure that there is sufficient distance to metallic objects. Select another mounting site if the radio interference cannot be rectified. Fit the housing cover onto the Ensure that the pins of the housing cover fit onto the terminal block and that the cover engages. Input DI 5 12 V AC / 12 V DC not assigned V in Supply voltage 12 V AC / 12 V DC not assigned Operating mode 2 is only possible with HCM 200D. Sensors, outputs of alarm systems and switches can all be connected to the expansion module The following figures show the principle connection options for both operating modes. In order to move the cursor to the top line. Turn the Input button to the left Turn the Input button to the left The following is displayed: In this case, sensors 1­4 (5) are available. The green LED integrated in the button illuminates and goes out briefly after 5 seconds. An * and then the message DIGITAL briefly appear for each sensor in the HCM 200D display. If you have wired fewer than five sensors, we recommend deinstalling the redundant ones (see the De-installing sensors section, Page 60) Binding Successful binding If binding was successful, the following status is displayed for five sensors in the installation menu of the HCM 200D as described above: Failed binding If either * or nothing at all is displayed for a sensor, binding has failed. Example, caused by: ­ Radio headphones, garage door openers, remote controls, metal parts ­ If possible, change the position of the expansion module. By default, five sensors are installed when binding an expansion module. If you have wired fewer than five sensors, we recommend deinstalling the redundant sensors. In order to move the cursor to the top line. Turn the Input button to the left or Each DI or device address A1. [. . . ] priority Setting of the digital input DI1 or device address A1. By issuing priority, alarm messages can be handled with preference both in OM 1 and OM 2. The triggering alarm is not interrupted by activation of another lifestyle. [. . . ]