About This Guide; Other I-Onex Publications; A Note About Screen Displays; Changes Since Release 4.00 - Eaton i-on series Engineering Manual

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About this Guide

The i-on Engineering Guide describes:
The general architecture of systems based on i-on control units.
The options provided by the Installation Menu.
This guide applies to the i-on range of control units using version 4.04 software.

Other i-onEX Publications

To install, connect and start up an i-onEX control unit please read the Installation Guide
appropriate for the control unit.
If you need to add or administer users (and their remote controls, HUA buttons and
proximity tags) then you must enter the User Menu. This is described in detail in the i-on40
& i-onEX Administrator's Guide and the i-on16 Administrator's Guide.
If you wish to program an i-on40, i-on50EX/i-on50EXD, or the i-on160EX from a PC or
laptop please read i-on Range Web Server Setup Guide first.
If you wish to use Downloader then please read the Downloader Quick Guide.

A Note about screen displays

Some of the keypad screen displays in this book show the standby screen, which shows
the type of control unit on the top line. Although the book shows "i-on160EX", the text will
be different if you are using another control unit.
Conventions
Some i-on control units do not share all the programming features available in the Installer
Menu. Where necessary the following symbols show which control unit a feature applies
to: 16 30 40 50 160. If there are no symbols then the feature applies across all i-on
control units.

Changes Since Release 4.00

This section outlines the main changes that have been introduced since Release 4.00.
(Version 4.01 was not released for i-on products, version 4.02 was not released for sale in
the UK.) Changes made since issue 6 are highlighted by a black box.

New in Issue 6 (S/W Version 4.03)

New hardware:
1. 705r now supported as a single channel HUD. The control unit ignores the top button.
2. There is a new Appendix VI showing how the i-on control units support the 703r
transmitter.
For Users
1. Users can edit their own partition assignments for FOB-2W-4B.
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