Honeywell ACS-8, Installation Instructions Manual

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Example:
Example:
1. 9-bit-ZK/ZE Prot.
2. =>DIN prot.
3. RDT prot.
4. Event prot.
Status: Addr: 32; GAddr: 30; 19200 bauds
Change? Y/N:_
The current value is marked with “=>”. To modify the values enter ”y” and confirm with Enter. Then
you can select one of the consecutive numbers.
Settings and their use:
9-bit-ZK/ZE prot.: -----
DIN prot.: Direct connection to RS232 (e.g. PC/notebook) or interface
converter
RDT prot.: For modem operation
Event prot.: For network operation using an Ethernet interface
The following information can be checked and edited depending on the selected protocol:
Baud rate: The current value is marked with ”=>”. The value can be modified by
entering ”y” and Enter (when the question Change? Y/N appears) and the
required baud rate number (the factory setting is 19200).
Address: The current address and the permitted address range are displayed. The
address can be modified by entering ”y” + Enter (when the question
Change? Y/N appears) and the desired address (the factory setting is 32).
Group address: The current group address and the permitted address range are displayed.
The address can be modified by entering ”y” + Enter (when the question
Change? Y/N appears) and the desired address (the factory setting is 30).
Difference between address and group address:
The system can support up to 30 groups of 32 controllers (960 in all).
Address refers to the identifying number of any controller in a group (1 - 32).
Group address refers to the identifying number for each group (1 - 30)
(MultiAccess for Windows / IQ MultiAccess can currently manage a maximum of
512 controllers)). Combining the Group address and the address uniquely
identifies every controller in the system.
Group
address
addresses
1 1 - 32
2 1 - 32
3 1 - 32
4 1 - 32
etc.
30 1 - 32