Honeywell NOTIFIER ID2000 Series Operating Manual page 34

ID2000 Series Operating Manual
6 The display changes to that shown below:
LOG/DISPLAY Device: Please select:
↑ ↓ ↑ ↓
Use ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ to step up/down,
If you already know the exact or approximate number
of the device you want [in the range 1 to the maximum
(depends upon the number of loops)], type in that
number. As soon as you press a digit, the display
changes to one of those shown below (as
appropriate):
LOG/DISPLAY Device: Please select:-
Sensor no. (1-xxx):
LOG/DISPLAY Device: Please select:-
Module no. (1-xxx):
When you have typed the number, press
of the existing device nearest in number to that typed
are shown.
7 To scan further from an approximate number, or to
find a device with an unknown number, press
(both these keys auto-repeat if held down) until
details of the sensor or module you want are shown,
then press
Note: The device can only be one which is present on
the system (and existing devices need not be
numbered consecutively). If, while scanning up or
down, you press neither arrow key for a second or
two, the device location text (if programmed) also
appears.
8 Press
place of the location text, line 2 of the display shows
one of the two messages shown below:
Sens. (n) Zone (n) (type)
NOT LOGGED ...present value xx%
Sens. (n) Zone (n) (type)
BEING LOGGED ...present value xx%
The value is continuously updated. The 'LOGGED'
message indicated whether a memory log is currently
set up for that sensor (at start-up, all devices are NOT
logged).
Note: If operating this function from the VDU, the value
is displayed as you step up and down the devices.
The value is not continuously updated in this case,
however a fresh reading may be observed by using
and
and then return to the one in question.
Note: Configured devices which are not responding will
show a value of 0%.
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again to finally select the device. Then, in
alternately to select the next device
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