Honeywell ControLinks S7999 Product Data Download Page 10

S7999 CONTROLINKS™ DISPLAY MODULE

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TROUBLESHOOTING

After the DM is installed, return the ControLinks™ to normal 
operation and restore power. For complete Troubleshooting 
and System Checkout information, see form 65-0238.

NOTE:

If the DM display  is scrambled, cycle the power to 
the DM and reset the R7999 by pressing the Reset 
button on the controller.

ControLinks™ System Diagnostics

Troubleshooting control system equipment failures is made 
easier with the S7999 ControLinks™ Display Module, which 
provides diagnostics and annunciation. The S7999 will display 
total cycles, run time, inputs/outputs, motor settings, 
configuration settings and fault history.

Historical Information 

The S7999 ControLinks™ displays historical information for 
the six most recent faults. H1 is the most recent and H6 is the 
oldest fault that has been stored in the historical information. 
the fault code, fault description, operating status when the 
fault occurred, and cycle at which the fault occurred will be 
displayed for each historical file.

Fault Messages

There are three conditions that cause a fault message to be 
displayed:

Lockout.

Alarm Hold.

Normal Operation with Fault.

The S7999 will cycle through three messages on the display 
module second line when a fault is present:

1.

Main display showing current rate and motor positions.

2.

Fault code.

3.

Fault message with fault code description.

Fig. 7 through 9 show a lockout condition that illustrates the  
three display module messages.

Pressing the scroll or toggle buttons will suspend the cycling 
of the fault messages until either the buttons are used to 
return to the main display or 60 seconds elapse with no 
buttons pressed.

Special Condition Displays

Seven special condition display can be shown that preclude 
normal system operation, as described below:

1.

Waiting for Connection—the display shows waiting for 
connection and the software revision of the display. 
Check wiring and connection.

2.

Incompatible Device—the display software revision 
and R7999 software are incompatible. Upgrade the 
S7999 software.

3.

Not Commissioned—the R7999 has not been 
commissioned. Commission the R7999.

4.

Low Voltage Hold—the R7999 supply voltage is below 
the minimum requirements. Check the R7999 voltage 
supply.

5.

Factory Test Mode—the R7999 is in the factory test 
mode. Replace the R7999.

6.

Commissioning—the R7999 has not been completely 
commissioned. Complete the commissioning process.

7.

Waiting for Valid Fuel Selection—the R7999 does not 
have a valid fuel selection. Check for proper fuel 
selection and that only one fuel has been selected.

Fig. 7. Second Line—main display.

Fig. 8. Second Line—fault code. 

Fig. 9. Second Line—fault message.

NOTE:

For further explanation of Lockout Messages, 
Troubleshooting and Checkout, refer to form 
65-0238, R7999A,B ControLinks™ Controller.

M20040

SCROLL

ControLinks™

Manu: Lockout    

M37%  A--%  F42%  R30%

M20038

SCROLL

ControLinks™

Manu: Lockout    

*Fault Code: 84*

M20039

SCROLL

ControLinks™

Manu: Lockout    

*F1 No Response*

Summary of Contents for ControLinks S7999

Page 1: ...ating Status Source of demand control Actuator positions Hold status Total cycles Total hours of operation Run time Fault history of six most recent faults Fault code Fault message Cycles at time of fault Diagnostic information Input Output status Demand control input and position Fuel selection Fuel position Motor settings Light off position of fuel air and FGR purge position of fuel air and FGR ...

Page 2: ...ating 40 F 40 C to 140 F 60 C Storage 60 F 51 C to 150 F 66 C Humidity 85 percent relative humidity continuous noncondensing Vibration 0 5G environment Mechanical Dimensions See Fig 1 Weight 4 ounces 124 grams unpacked Display 40 character 2 rows by 20 columns Approvals Underwriters Laboratories Inc Component Recognized IRI Acceptable Federal Communications Commission Part 15 Class B emissions EN6...

Page 3: ...r reaches the saturation point The S7999 ControLinks is designed to operate in a maximum 85 RH continuous noncondensing moisture environment Vibration Do not install the S7999 where it can be subjected to vibration in excess of 0 5G continuous maximum vibration Weather The S7999 is not designed to be weather tight If installed outdoors the S7999 must be protected by an approved weather tight enclo...

Page 4: ...ting a Display Module 1 Do not route the Display Module wiring in conduits that carry line voltage circuits 2 Avoid routing the Display Module wiring close to ignition transformer leadwires 3 Route the Display Module wiring outside of conduit if properly supported and protected from damage 7 Maximum wire lengths a DM The maximum length interconnecting wire is 4000 ft 1219m 8 Install all electrical...

Page 5: ...he Manual Potentiometer input Manu however the LF input is on so the normal rate request is overridden and the system is firing at the Lightoff rate Rate The RATE item shown in Fig 5 is the current firing rate request that is driving the R7999 Possible values are shown below using dashes to represent the positions where digits would appear C shows the CmA input current requested rate as a percenta...

Page 6: ...nd line of the display however when the display is first powered up this area is used to indicate the progress of the initialization of the S7999 display itself Fig 6 Display module LINE2 area during display initialization After the display is first energized or connected it must wait to receive 15 different configuration information records from the R7999 before it is fully functional Although th...

Page 7: ...entifier for the submenu to appear in the LINE2 area in the top right corner of the display Each submenu item has a left pointing arrowhead to indicate that the change level pushbutton may be used to exit the submenu and return to the top level menu In the top level menu the LINE2 area is blank The toggle button cycles the second line of the display between the main display and whichever second li...

Page 8: ... Input On Off ON indicates Manual is selected OFF indicates Auto is selected FSelect1 T5 Fuel 1 Input On Off FSelect2 T6 Fuel 2 Input On Off Alarm T7 Alarm Output On Off HFP T8 High Fire Proven Output On Off LFP T9 Low Fire Proven Output On Off HF T10 High Fire Input On Off MV T11 Main Valve Input On Off LF T12 Low Fire Input On Off LCI T13 Limit Control Input On Off LCO T14 Limit Control Output O...

Page 9: ... XmA Hold is configured as None Purge FGR FGR Actuator position during PURGE On curve Closedb Man Limit Manual Limit configuration setting Enabled Disabledb Indicates if the R7999 was commissioned to enable the Manual Potentiometer to limit the maximum firing rate CL Rev M NvV BBB ControLinks R7999 software revision and build code M major N minor V version BBB build code Display Rev BBB Display S7...

Page 10: ... Fig 7 through 9 show a lockout condition that illustrates the three display module messages Pressing the scroll or toggle buttons will suspend the cycling of the fault messages until either the buttons are used to return to the main display or 60 seconds elapse with no buttons pressed Special Condition Displays Seven special condition display can be shown that preclude normal system operation as ...

Page 11: ...NKS DISPLAY MODULE 11 65 0262 Fault Blink Codes and Actions The Fault Blink Codes and respective corrective actions are found in form 65 0238 Fig 10 Display module flush mounting outline M5082B 1 8 in DIA 2 3 175 mm ...

Page 12: ... Control Home and Building Control Honeywell Honeywell Limited Honeywell Limitée 1985 Douglas Drive North 35 Dynamic Drive Golden Valley MN 55422 Scarborough Ontario M1V 4Z9 Printed in U S A on recycled paper containing at least 10 post consumer paper fibers ...

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