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FMS-2000C

LIT-12013504

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Display overview

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Initial setup

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Completing the initial setup ..................................................................................................................................................14

Configuration

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Global settings

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Choosing a unit of measure .................................................................................................................................................15

Choosing a language ...........................................................................................................................................................15

Choosing the device orientation ...........................................................................................................................................15

Switching on the 360° Safety Halo and adjusting the brightness of the 360° Safety Halo ................................................... 15

Adjusting the 360° Safety Halo, nightly auto dim and dimmed period ................................................................................. 15

Adjusting the screen brightness ...........................................................................................................................................15

User accounts

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Admin user capabilities ........................................................................................................................................................16

Restricted user capabilities ..................................................................................................................................................16

User name and password requirements ..............................................................................................................................16

Creating the admin user account and password ..................................................................................................................16

Creating a restricted user and PIN password.......................................................................................................................17

Deleting users ......................................................................................................................................................................17

Changing a user name .........................................................................................................................................................17

Changing the access level of a restricted user to an admin user ......................................................................................... 17

Changing the access level of an admin user to a restricted user ......................................................................................... 17

Updating the PIN of a restricted user ...................................................................................................................................17

Forgetting your password or PIN..........................................................................................................................................17

Network setup

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BACnet MS/TP network setup

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Setting up the device ID offset

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Setting up the MaxMaster ....................................................................................................................................................18

Choosing the baud rate ........................................................................................................................................................18

Setting the MAC address for BACnet MS/TP .......................................................................................................................18

Metasys N2 network setup

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Setting the network address for a Metasys N2 network ....................................................................................................... 19

Room setup

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Change the isolation mode for the primary monitored space ............................................................................................... 20

Changing the isolation mode for the secondary monitored space ....................................................................................... 20

Setting the clean duration for the primary monitored space ................................................................................................. 20

Adjusting the comfort range for the primary monitored space.............................................................................................. 20

Adjusting the comfort range for the secondary monitored space ......................................................................................... 21

Analog I/O

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Configuring analog inputs to measure pressure

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Specifying the parameter type for pressure .........................................................................................................................23

Specifying the sensor type ...................................................................................................................................................23

Specifying the maximum pressure input ..............................................................................................................................23

Specifying the minimum pressure input ...............................................................................................................................23

Specifying the K-Factor ........................................................................................................................................................24

Specifying the sensor location..............................................................................................................................................24

Adjusting the positive isolation setpoint................................................................................................................................24

Adjusting the negative isolation setpoint ..............................................................................................................................24

Adjusting the neutral isolation setpoint .................................................................................................................................24

Setting up the analog input signal range ..............................................................................................................................24

Setting up the sensor range .................................................................................................................................................25

Adjusting deadband..............................................................................................................................................................25

Zero Calibration ....................................................................................................................................................................25

Creating a zero offset

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Resetting the zero offset

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Setting the alarms ................................................................................................................................................................25

Setting the alarms for the first time

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Changing the alarm limits ...........................................................................................................................................26

Naming the pressure analog input .......................................................................................................................................26

Table of contents

Summary of Contents for FMS-2000C

Page 1: ...1 FMS 2000C Critical Environment Controller LIT 12013504 August 2020 User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...greater than 30 VAC wiring Isolate all network wiring and all network devices from high voltage wiring and equipment Failure to isolate network wiring and network devices from high voltage wiring and equipment can result in damage to network devices or poor network performance Risk of Property Damage Label all wires prior to disconnecting the equipment Failure to label the wires may cause improper...

Page 3: ...al Electrical Code and local regulations Use proper Electrostatic Discharge ESD precautions during installation and servicing to avoid damaging the electronic circuits of the FMS 2000C Critical Environment Controller IMPORTANT Maintain proper polarity and voltage or current ratings Improper polarity or exceeding the voltage or current ratings will void the warranty IMPORTANT Use copper conductors ...

Page 4: ...ion réseau dans les mêmes gaines chemins de câbles ou panneaux que les câbles à haute tension supérieure à 30 Vca Isolez tous les câbles et appareils réseau des câbles et appareils à haute tension Un défaut d isolement des câbles et appareils à haute tension peut provoquer des dommages aux appareils réseau et réduire les performances du réseau Risque de dégâts matériels Etiquetez tous les câbles a...

Page 5: ...ent où la température maximum dépasse 52 C 125 F peut endommager FMS 2000C Critical Environment Controller et peut annuler la garantie IMPORTANT Assurez vous que tous les branchements de câbles sont effectués selon le Code national de l électricité et les réglementations locales Utilisez une bonne protection contre les décharges électrostatiques ESD pendant l installation et l entretien pour évite...

Page 6: ...the baud rate 18 Setting the MAC address for BACnet MS TP 18 Metasys N2 network setup 19 Setting the network address for a Metasys N2 network 19 Room setup 20 Change the isolation mode for the primary monitored space 20 Changing the isolation mode for the secondary monitored space 20 Setting the clean duration for the primary monitored space 20 Adjusting the comfort range for the primary monitored...

Page 7: ...e K Factor for precision temperature 32 Setting the analog output signal range for precision temperature 32 Adjusting the setpoint for precision temperature 32 Adjusting the alarm settings for precision temperature 32 Naming precision temperature for the analog input 32 Configuring the analog output for temperature control 33 Setting up the operating mode for temperature control 33 Setting the out...

Page 8: ...annel for CO2 control 41 Setting up limits for CO2 control 41 Digital inputs 42 Configuring digital inputs for a door switch 42 Configuring the switch type 42 Setting up a delay 42 Configuring digital inputs for an override switch mode 42 Configuring the switch type 43 Setting up a delay 43 Configuring digital inputs for occupancy switch mode 43 Configuring the switch type 43 Setting up a delay 43...

Page 9: ...C controller 56 Resetting the FMS 2000C 56 Restricted user access 57 Changing the time and date 57 Adjusting the alarm mode 57 Setting the audible alarm delay 57 Changing the audible alarm snooze 57 Switching on and adjusting the brightness of the 360 Safety Halo 58 Adjusting the 360 Safety Halo nightly auto dim and dimmed period 58 Setting the night mode 58 Adjusting the temperature 58 Adjusting ...

Page 10: ... Safety Halo illuminated edge which allows staff to easily monitor spaces down long corridors The audible alarm can be muted with one tap to the screen to help reduce audible alarm fatigue There are two password protected access levels one for administrators and one for restricted level users such as nurses Number Description 1 User menu 2 Device name 3 Analog input name 4 Parameter status icon 5 ...

Page 11: ...FMS 2000C LIT 12013504 11 Figure 2 Warning screen Figure 3 Alarm screen Figure 4 Neutral isolation mode Figure 5 Cleaning mode ...

Page 12: ...3504 12 Exhaust Supply FMS 2000 Display BACnet MS TP N2 Supervisory Device BMS Controller Pressure Sensor Temperature Sensor Humidity Sensor Flow Sensor Figure 6 FMS 2000C Critical Environment Controller network overview ...

Page 13: ...ange Warning or alarm depending on status color Neutral isolation mode Audible alarm Muted alarm Night mode Home screen Start Stop Revert Information Switch is off Switch is on Increase temperature Decrease temperature Next Expand menu Collapse menu Checkmark to confirm Delete or cancel Previous page ...

Page 14: ...entation by default You can change this to landscape orientation in the initial setup in step four The first screen that appears in the initial setup is the Language screen 1 On the Language screen scroll to your preferred language and tap the Checkmark icon 2 On the Global screen expand Units and tap to select whether values display as Imperial or Metric 3 Expand Device Orientation and tap to sel...

Page 15: ...lo and adjusting the brightness of the 360 Safety Halo 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view global settings tap Global 3 To adjust settings for the Safety Halo tap the Safety Halo arrow 4 To turn the 360 Safety Halo on switch Enabled on 5 To adjust the brightness move the slider to increase or decrease Brightness 6 To confirm the new settings tap the Chec...

Page 16: ...me follow these minimum requirements English only Alphanumeric One letter minimum Three character minimum 20 character maximum No special characters required but symbol can be used To set up an admin password follow these minimum requirements English only Alphanumeric Six characters minimum 12 characters maximum One letter minimum One number minimum No restrictions on special characters To set up ...

Page 17: ...name tap the Checkmark icon Changing the access level of a restricted user to an admin user 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view all user accounts information tap User Accounts 3 To change the access level of a restricted user tap Edit 4 On the Edit User screen tap Restricted User and select Administrator 5 Tap Create Password and enter a new password twi...

Page 18: ...icon Setting up the MaxMaster This parameter specifies the highest allowable address for a master node on the same network The default value for this parameter is 127 Set this parameter to a lower value than the default to reduce the number of addresses polled by each master node on the network This effectively improves the overall networking efficiency 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon t...

Page 19: ...ange of 1 to 255 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view network settings tap Network 3 On the NETWORK screen tap Network Address 4 To adjust the Network Address move the slider towards the Plus icon to increase or the Minus icon to decrease the parameter You can also tap the Plus or Minus icon to make adjustments 5 Optional Tap the Revert icon to revert bac...

Page 20: ...mode for the secondary monitored space 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view room settings tap Room 3 To adjust the Isolation Mode for the Secondary monitored space expand Isolation Mode and choose from the following options Positive Neutral Negative Neutral Positive Negative 4 To save the new settings collapse Isolation Mode Setting the clean duration for...

Page 21: ...n tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view room settings tap Room 3 To view settings for the secondary monitored space tap Secondary 4 Tap the Comfort Range arrow and scroll to choose from the following options 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 F 10 F 20 F 5 To save the new settings tap the Checkmark icon ...

Page 22: ...o which analog input or thermistor Refer to the FMS 2000C Critical Environment Controller Installation Guide for more information Parameter Analog input or thermistor Pressure AI 1 AI 2 AI 3 AI 4 Temperature AI 2 AI 3 AI 4 and TI 1 TI 2 Thermostat AI 2 Humidity AI 2 AI 3 AI 4 Volumetric flow and air changes AI 2 AI 3 AI 4 Volumetric offset AI 3 and AI 4 when they are both configured for flow CO2 A...

Page 23: ...49 Pa 0 05 in W C 12 45 Pa 0 10 in W C 24 9 Pa 0 20 in W C 49 8 Pa 0 25 in W C 62 2 Pa 4 mA 20 mA default 0 mA 20mA 0 V 5 V 0 V 10 V 1 V 5 V 2 V 10 V Analog Input 2 3 4 0 01 in W C 2 49 Pa 0 05 in W C 12 45 Pa 0 10 in W C 24 9 Pa 0 20 in W C 49 8 Pa 0 25 in W C 62 2 Pa 0 V 5 V 0 V 10 V 0 mA 20 mA 1 V 5 V 2 V 10 V 4 mA 20 mA Specifying the maximum pressure input To specify the maximum pressure inpu...

Page 24: ...og I O 3 To find the analog input you want to adjust swipe left 4 On the ANALOG screen tap the Positive Isolation Setpoint arrow 5 Enter the Positive Isolation Setpoint value 6 To confirm the new settings tap the Checkmark icon Adjusting the negative isolation setpoint Specify the negative isolation mode setpoint based on your application 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Set...

Page 25: ...e remote sensor enclosure and pressure accumulation in the wall dividing the monitored room and the adjacent corridor the pressure reading does not reach zero It is common for the differential pressure reading to be up to 0 0010 in W C with the monitored room s door left open to allow pressure to equalize Creating a zero offset 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu ...

Page 26: ...gure your space for both positive and negative isolation mode repeat this process and set up an alarm for the positive and the negative isolation mode Changing the alarm limits 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon 2 On the SETTINGS screen tap Analog I O 3 To find the analog input you want to set up the alarm for swipe left 4 Scroll down and tap the Alarm Setup arrow 5 Switch Alarm Enabled on...

Page 27: ...of the following 0 5V 0 10V 0 20mA 1 5V 2 10V 4 20mA 7 Collapse Range to save the new settings Specifying the action mode The action mode determines the polarity of the output based on sensor input The action mode can be used to invert the polarity of the incoming analog signal when the pressure sensor has been installed outside of the monitored space To specify the action mode complete the follow...

Page 28: ...to get to the THERMISTOR 2 screen 5 To adjust the temperature you want to maintain when the space is occupied tap the Occupied Setpoint arrow and enter a temperature value 6 To confirm the new settings tap the Checkmark icon Specifying the unoccupied setpoint 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 Swipe left four times...

Page 29: ...nter the Low Warning Setpoint and tap the Checkmark to confirm your settings 13 To confirm your Alarm Setup settings tap the Checkmark icon Naming the thermistor inputs Set up a name for the thermistor inputs you want to appear on the home screen If your FMS 2000C controller is in portrait mode you can have up to 16 characters If your FMS 2000C controller is in landscape mode you can have 12 chara...

Page 30: ...e you can have up to 16 characters If your FMS 2000C controller is in landscape mode you can have 12 characters 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 Swipe left once to get to the ANALOG 2 screen 4 To set up a new name for the external thermostat scroll down and tap the Name arrow 5 On the Name screen enter a new name...

Page 31: ...g the thermistor inputs Set up a name for the thermistor inputs you want to appear on the home screen If your FMS 2000C display is in portrait mode you can have up to 16 characters If your FMS 2000C display is in landscape mode you can have 12 characters 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 Swipe left four times to g...

Page 32: ...the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 Swipe left twice to get to the ANALOG 2 screen 4 On the ANALOG 2 screen tap the Setpoint arrow and enter a setpoint value 5 To confirm the new settings tap the Checkmark icon Adjusting the alarm settings for precision temperature 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To v...

Page 33: ...creen tap Output 5 On the Output screen tap Range and choose from the following options 0 5V 0 10V 0 20mA 1 5V 2 10V 4 20mA 6 To save the new settings collapse Range Setting up the action mode 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 Swipe left until you get to the analog input that corresponds to the analog output you w...

Page 34: ...t settings tap Analog I O 3 To find the analog input you want to adjust swipe left 4 On the ANALOG screen tap Setpoint 5 Enter zero and tap the Checkmark icon to confirm the settings Enabling the alarm and changing the alarm limits for humidity 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon 2 On the SETTINGS screen tap Analog I O 3 To find the analog input you want to set up the alarm for swipe left 4...

Page 35: ...e following 0 5V 0 10V 0 20mA 1 5V 2 10V 4 20mA 6 To save the new settings collapse Range Specifying the action mode for humidity 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 To find the analog output you want to change the action mode for swipe left 4 On the ANALOG screen tap Output 5 To specify the action mode tap the Acti...

Page 36: ...m Pressure Input arrow 5 To confirm the settings tap the Checkmark icon Specifying the minimum input setting to measure air flow If you are using a DP transmitter set the minimum pressure input If you are using a flow sensor set the minimum flow input 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 To find the analog input you ...

Page 37: ...ular room in cubic feet multiply the length of the room by the width and the height For irregular shaped rooms determine the value by breaking the room up into multiple smaller rectangular areas and summing the individual volumes to calculate the total room volume in cubic feet An approximation can also be specified for the room volume This volume can be fine tuned to increase the accuracy of the ...

Page 38: ...eckmark icon to confirm the new settings Refer to Configuring the analog input to measure air flow to complete the setup of AI 3 6 To configure AI 4 for flow swipe left three times 7 On the ANALOG 4 screen tap the Type arrow 8 On the Type screen scroll to Flow and tap the Checkmark icon to confirm the new settings The volumetric offset switch appears on the ANALOG 4 screen Refer to Configuring the...

Page 39: ...current output You can specify the minimum and maximum limits for the analog output in percentage The default minimum is zero and the default maximum is 100 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view analog input settings tap Analog I O 3 To find the analog output you want to change the limit for swipe left 4 On the ANALOG screen tap Output 5 To set an upper an...

Page 40: ... the Name screen enter a new name 6 To confirm the new name tap the Checkmark icon Configuring the analog output for CO2 control If you are controlling CO2 configure the analog input to the corresponding analog output as required by the specific application Refer to the submittal package wiring diagrams to map the analog output correctly Changing the operating mode for CO2 control Each of the four...

Page 41: ...e analog output you want to change the analog input channel for swipe left 4 On the ANALOG screen tap Output 5 To select a corresponding analog input channel for this analog output tap the Input Channel arrow 6 Scroll to the corresponding analog input channel and tap the Checkmark icon to confirm your settings Setting up limits for CO2 control Limits prevent the analog output from going beyond a p...

Page 42: ... the amount of time the FMS 2000C controller waits before resuming actuator control This delay allows for the monitored space to return to normal operating pressure before resuming alarm status indication by the 360 Safety Halo To set up a delay complete the following steps 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view digital input settings tap Digital Input 3 On...

Page 43: ...onfigure the override switch to swipe left 4 On the DIGITAL INPUT screen tap Input Type and scroll to Occupancy Switch 5 To confirm the settings tap the Checkmark icon Configuring the switch type 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view digital input settings tap Digital Input 3 To find the digital input you want to configure the override switch to swipe left...

Page 44: ...llowing options Normally Open Normally Closed 5 To confirm the settings collapse Switch Type Setting up a delay You can set up a delay of up to 240 minutes 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view digital input settings tap Digital Input 3 To find the digital input you want to configure the flow switch to swipe left 4 On the DIGITAL INPUT screen expand Delay ...

Page 45: ... setpoint determines the threshold at which relay gets activated if in direct acting mode or gets deactivated if in reverse acting mode The low setpoint determines the threshold at which the alarm relay gets deactivated if in direct acting mode or gets activated if in reverse acting mode To configure the high and low setpoint for the positive isolation mode complete the following steps 1 On the ho...

Page 46: ...ons Direct Acting Reverse Acting 5 To confirm the new setting collapse Action Mode Setting up a delay 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view relay settings tap Relay 3 To find the relay you want to set up a delay for swipe left 4 On the RELAY screen expand Action Mode and move the slider to set a delay time of up to 180 seconds 5 Optional Tap the Revert ico...

Page 47: ... up a delay The relay delay specifies the amount of time the FMS 2000C controller waits before activating or deactivating the relay contacts based on the action mode To set up a delay for the occupancy mode complete the following steps 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view relay settings tap Relay 3 To find the relay you want to set up a delay for swipe le...

Page 48: ...t 3 On the PID LOOP SETUP screen expand Derivative and move the slider to set the derivative gain Set the derivative constant to a default of zero for most applications 4 Optional Use the Revert icon to revert back to the previous setting 5 To confirm the settings collapse Derivative PID constant Default value Proportional 20 Integral 5 Derivative 0 Table 7 PID default settings ...

Page 49: ...mmed Period and scroll to change the start and end time 7 To confirm the new settings tap the Checkmark icon Adjusting the screen brightness 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view display settings tap Display 3 Expand Screen Brightness and move the slider to increase or decrease the brightness of the screen 4 To confirm the settings collapse Screen Brightne...

Page 50: ... 8 Single view primary screen Double view In double view you can display the status and sensor readings for two parameters Use this view for applications that have an isolation room and an anteroom where both spaces have an isolation mode quick link Figure 10 Double view ...

Page 51: ... can display the status and sensor readings for three parameters You can use this view for hospital applications to see pressure temperature and humidity at the same time Quad View In quad view you can display the status and sensor readings for four parameters Figure 12 Quad view ...

Page 52: ...he Source arrow and scroll to the required source 10 To confirm your new settings tap the Checkmark icon Setting the display to double triple or quad viewing mode 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon to enter the Settings menu 2 To view display settings tap Display 3 To view the different viewing modes tap Viewing Mode and choose from one of the following options Double View Triple View Quad...

Page 53: ...og input and thermistor settings tap the Arrow icon 6 To return to the About this FMS screen tap the Checkmark icon Accessing real time view To help with troubleshooting use the real time view screens to see real time conditions In this view you can see the real time conditions of each of the resources configured to the FMS 2000C controller This includes the analog input values and their actual vo...

Page 54: ...n to decrease the proportional or integral gain or the derivative constant 8 Optional Tap the Revert icon to revert back to the previous setting 9 Expand Time Constant and move the slider towards the Plus icon to increase or towards the Minus icon to decrease the time constant 10 Optional Tap the Revert icon to revert back to the previous setting 11 Expand Action Mode and choose from the following...

Page 55: ...ave the new settings collapse the ANALOG output and tap the Checkmark icon Figure 13 Locked screen Unlocking the overridden analog output To unlock the analog output and revert to its original setting complete the following steps 1 On the home screen tap the Yellow icon 2 On the Analog Outputs screen choose the analog output you want to unlock and expand it 3 To unlock the analog output tap Unlock...

Page 56: ... tap Diagnostics 3 On the DIAGNOSTICS screen tap the Settings arrow 4 On the Settings screen tap the Save Settings arrow 5 On the SAVE SETTINGS screen tap Proceed and enter your password 6 To confirm tap the Checkmark icon twice Restoring settings You can either restore your previously saved user settings or revert back to factory settings 1 On the home screen tap the Settings icon 2 On the SETTIN...

Page 57: ...action icon change to red 360 Safety Halo flashes red audible alarm sounds Mute Screen color and action icon change to red 360 Safety Halo flashes red audible alarm is mute Night Screen color and action icon stay the same brightness 360 Safety Halo dims if enabled in the Safety Halo setup audible alarm is mute Note The display responses for night mode occur during the timeframe specified in the ni...

Page 58: ...ange If you need to adjust the temperature outside this range consult your facility manager 1 On the home screen tap the User Menu icon 2 On the MENU screen tap Temperature 3 Optional To access the TEMPERATURE screen quickly tap the Temperature icon on the home screen 4 To adjust the temperature tap the Up or Down arrow icon to increase or decrease the temperature 5 To confirm the new temperature ...

Page 59: ...o Dim on and expand it 3 To adjust how much the light of the 360 Safety Halo is dimmed move the slider to increase or decrease the Dimmed Level 4 To adjust the period of time in which you want to dim the light of the 360 Safety Halo tap Dimmed Period and scroll to change the start and end time 5 To confirm the new settings tap the Checkmark icon Adjusting the alarm mode quick links 1 On the home s...

Page 60: ...play This is optional but updates to the latest BACnet MSTP revision See the FMS 2000C Critical Environment Controller Installation Guide for more information If you upgrade an existing FMS 1655 Room Pressure Controller display with the FMS 2000C controller display and do not plan to update the original FMS 1655 controller the following considerations apply Thermostat function with seven distinct ...

Page 61: ... Alarm silence Touchscreen auto reset Password protection Up to 50 user passwords with 2 access levels administrator and restricted Communications protocol BACnet MS TP to BAS 76 8k 38 4k 19 2k 9600 baud Metasys N2 open Power requirement 24 VAC nominal 20 VAC minimum 28 VAC maximum 50 60 Hz 30 VA power supply Class 2 Limited Energy or LPS Power consumption 30 VA maximum Optional input power supply...

Page 62: ...er directly to the touch panel surface If cleaner spills onto the touch panel soak up the cleaner immediately with an absorbent cloth Do not use cleaner that is either acid or alkali Use neutral pH cleaner Do not use organic chemicals such as paint thinner acetone tolulene xylene propyl or isopropyl alchohol or kerosene IMPORTANT N appliquez pas de nettoyant directement sur la surface du panneau t...

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