T7270B2009 WIRELESS WALL MODULE

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1 T7270B2009 WIRELESS WALL MODULE HONEYWELL EXCEL 5000 OPEN SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS STANDARDS AND NORMS The ZAPP System complies with CE and EN and EN IMPORTANT! It is recommended that devices be kept at room temperature for at least 24 hours before applying power to allow any condensation resulting from low shipping/storage temperatures to evaporate. Use in Combination with Legacy Devices The T7270B2009 ZAPP Wireless Wall Module is suitable for use only with the W7070A2000 ZAPP Wireless Receiver. It cannot communicate with (but is likewise unaffected by) legacy devices (e.g. the W7070A1000). NOTE: Do not attempt to teach-in both an RT7070A2008 and a T7270B2009 to the same room. TECHNICAL DATA Batteries Frequency 1.5 V, type LR06, AA MHz (transmitter) Fig. 1. T7270B2009 APPLICATION The T7270B2009 Wireless Wall Module is designed for use in wireless systems, and is suitable for use in conjunction with the W7070A2000 ZAPP Wireless Receiver. FEATURES Easy mounting, no wiring; All functions combined in a single, easy-to-use wall module; Up to eight separate T7270B2009 wall modules can simultaneously communicate with the W7070A2000 over distances of approx. 30 meters and through two walls; Permits not only HVAC, but also light and sunblind control; Fits seamlessly into XL10 / XL12 individual room control systems. OVERVIEW Functions In the operating mode, the T7270B2009 features the following six basic functions: LIGHT (this is the default function), SUNBLINDS, OCCUPANCY, FAN, SETPOINT OFFSET and TEMPERATURE DISPLAY/TRANSMIT function. Controls The T7270B2009 features three control buttons and a large setpoint wheel used (in the operating mode) to select individual functions and to adjust their respective settings: the "function" button ("F"), the UP (" ") and DOWN (" ") buttons, and the setpoint wheel (for adjusting e.g. the value of the temperature setpoint offset, etc.). U.S. Registered Trademark EN1B-0398GE51 R1207A Copyright 2007 Honeywell Inc. All rights reserved

2 LCD Symbols and Printed Symbols function indication bar fan light sunblind occupancy unit The setpoint offset range may be adjusted via parameter P4 (see page 6). NOTE: A snowflake displayed in the lower right corner of the LCD indicates that the T7270B2009 is transmitting data. During transmission, the function keys are disabled; you will thus have to wait approx. 1 sec between e.g. switching a light ON and then OFF. fan mode room temperature MANU F Fig. 2. Default Display thermometer LIGHT Function The LIGHT function is the default function (see section Default Function page 4). The LIGHT function can be selected by pressing the "F" button until the letters LI are displayed in the LCD and the function indication bar appears underneath the light imprinted on the housing. NOTE: See also section "Default Function" on page 4. The function in effect at any particular moment is indicated by the presence in the LCD of the function indication bar (see Fig. 2), and a corresponding ; e.g. the fan. OPERATING MODE Selecting Functions / Adjusting Settings The user can select the LIGHT, SUNBLINDS, OCCUPANCY, or FAN functions by pressing the "F" button, whereupon the current room temperature will disappear from the LCD and be replaced by the corresponding function. The setting of the selected function can then be adjusted as desired using the UP button and the DOWN button. To adjust a setting, press, as often as necessary (referred to as "cycling"), the "F" button until the representing the desired function appears in the LCD. Once selected, this will be displayed for 4 sec. During this time, the user can use the UP or DOWN buttons to adjust the setting. If there is no user action for more than 4 sec, the function will disappear, and the T7270B2009 will revert to the default display and the default function. The SETPOINT OFFSET function is selected and its settings adjusted using the large setpoint wheel located on the right side of the T7270B2009 (see section "SETPOINT OFFSET Function" below). SETPOINT OFFSET Function If the SETPOINT OFFSET function is selected (by rotating the setpoint wheel), the current temperature setpoint offset, accompanied by the degree and corresponding temperature unit ( C or F), will appear in the LCD. NOTE: The SETPOINT OFFSET function can be configured so as to be disabled whenever the user has used the OCCUPANCY function to manually force the controller into the "unoccupied" state and parameter P8 (see page 6) has been set to 2 or 4. In this case, the setpoint offset is fixed to 0.0. Adjusting the Setting The SETPOINT OFFSET function setting can be adjusted by rotating the setpoint wheel clockwise or counterclockwise, thus increasing or decreasing (respectively) the setpoint offset over a range of max K in steps of 0.5 K. Controlling a Single Light Group (P6:1) If the T7270B2009 has been configured to control only a single group of lights (see section "P6: Light Groups" on page 5), the LIGHT function settings are performed as described in the following sections. Pressing the UP Button Briefly pressing the UP button once turns the light group ON and causes the word "ON" to appear in the LCD. Pressing the UP button for more than 2 sec turns the light ON and starts dimming the light group. Once 0% is reached, it starts brightening from 0% to 100% (100% 0% 100%.). In the LCD, a vertical bar next to the word "ON" moves continuously from the left to the right. Releasing the UP button stops the process and causes the LCD to revert to the default display mode. Pressing the DOWN Button Briefly pressing the DOWN button once turns the light group OFF and causes the word "OFF" to appear in the LCD. Pressing the DOWN button for more than 2 sec turns the light OFF and starts brightening the light group. ON is displayed once the brightening starts. Brightening continues until 100% is reached. Then it starts dimming from 100% to 0% (0% 100% 0%.). In the LCD, a vertical bar next to the word "ON" moves continuously from the right to the left. Releasing the DOWN button stops the process and causes the LCD to revert to the default display mode. NOTE: If, after dimming / brightening the light group, the user uses the DOWN button to turn it OFF and subsequently back ON, it will be turned back ON at a brightness level of 100%. Controlling Two Light Groups (P6:2 and P6:3) Dimming / brightening is not possible if the T7270B2009 has been configured to control two light groups (see section "P6: Light Groups" on page 5). In this case, it is possible only to turn each group of lights ON or OFF. The UP and DOWN buttons can be configured by setting parameter P6 to 2 or 3. EN1B-0389GE51 R1207A 2

3 NOTE: The UP and DOWN buttons can also be configured by setting parameter P6 to 4 or 5 (special custom models, only). UP = ON and DOWN = OFF usage (P6:2) Pressing the UP Button Pressing the UP button will turn ON the two light groups as follows: Pressing the UP button once turns ON light group 1, and the characters "ON 1" appear in the LCD. Pressing the UP button twice turns ON light group 2, and the characters "ON 2" appear in the LCD. NOTE: The corresponding ON command is transmitted only after the UP button is finally released. Thus, only one light group can be turned ON/OFF at a time. Pressing the DOWN Button Pressing the DOWN button will turn OFF the two light groups as follows: Pressing the DOWN button once turns OFF light group 1, and the characters "OFF 1" will appear in the LCD. Pressing the DOWN button twice turns OFF light group 2, and the characters "OFF 2" will appear in the LCD. NOTE: The corresponding OFF command is transmitted only after the DOWN button is finally released. Thus, only one light group can be turned ON/OFF at a time. UP = Light 1 and DOWN = Light 2 usage (P6:3) Pressing the UP Button for Light Group 1 Pressing the UP button the first time will turn ON light group 1, and the characters ON 1 will appear in the LCD. Pressing the UP button again will turn OFF light group 1, and the characters OFF 1 will appear in the LCD. Pressing the DOWN Button for Light Group 2 The DOWN button has the same effect upon light group 2 as the UP button upon light group 1. Disabling the Light Function (P6:6) The LIGHT function can be completely disabled by setting parameter P6 to 6 (in this case, the SUNBLINDS function then becomes the default function). SUNBLINDS Function The SUNBLINDS function can be selected by pressing the "F" button until the corresponding function a stylized representation of sunblinds (= = = =) appears in the LCD and the function indication bar appears underneath the sunblind imprinted on the housing. The SUNBLINDS function can be configured via parameter P5 ("sunblind runtime") as well as by setting parameter P9 to 1 ("no sunblind") or to 2 ("one sunblind"). NOTE: The value of the sunblind runtime must be the same in the T7270B2009, the W7070A2000, and in the connected controller (e.g. an XL12). NOTE: The SUNBLINDS function can also be configured by setting parameter P9 to 3 or 4 (special custom models, only) as well as via parameter PB (special custom models, only). Refer to section Configuration Parameters" on page 5 for details. Raising/Lowering One Set of Sunblinds (P9:2) Pressing the UP Button Briefly pressing the UP button will completely raise the sunblinds; in the LCD, the "sunblinds" (= = = =) moves upwards. Briefly pressing either the UP or the DOWN button while the sunblinds are rising will stop the sunblinds, and the LCD will revert to the default display. Pressing the UP button for more than 2 sec will raise the sunblinds only as long as it remains pressed; in the LCD, the "sunblinds" (= = = =) moves upwards. Pressing the DOWN Button Briefly pressing the DOWN button will completely lower the sunblinds; in the LCD, the "sunblinds" (= = = =) moves downwards. Briefly pressing either the UP or the DOWN button while the sunblinds are descending will stop the sunblinds, and the LCD will revert to the default display. Pressing the DOWN button for more than 2 sec will lower the sunblinds only as long as it remains pressed; in the LCD, the "sunblinds" (= = = =) moves downwards. When changing directions, the blinds will first stop, tilt, and then move. OCCUPANCY Function If the OCCUPANCY function is selected (by pressing the "F" button twice), one of the three following function s will appear in the LCD: A crescent moon (" "), meaning that the user wishes to override the occupancy state automatically established by the controller and manually force it into the "unoccupied" state, in which it will remain until overruled by a central control unit or until the user himself changes this by again invoking the OCCUPANCY function. A full sun (" "), meaning that the user wishes to override the occupancy state automatically established by the controller and manually force it into the "occupied" state, in which it will remain until overruled by a central control unit or until the user himself changes this by again invoking the OCCUPANCY function. A half-sun (" "), meaning that the user wishes to override the occupancy state automatically established by the controller and manually force it into the "occupied" state for a limited time (set using the controller's plug-in). At the same time, the function indication bar will also appear underneath the printed occupancy. Thereafter, the T7270B2009 will automatically revert to the default display, i.e. it will no longer be apparent that the OCCUPANCY function had been invoked. 3 EN1B-0398GE51 R1207A

4 NOTE: This design solution was chosen to avoid confusion stemming from the fact that the T7270B2009 is not capable of receiving (and therefore displaying) information from the W7070A2000 about the actual occupancy state currently in effect. Cycling with the UP button results in the following sequence of displays: crescent moon, then nothing, then half-sun, then full sun. Cycling with the DOWN button reverses the sequence. NOTE: The OCCUPANCY function can be disabled (see section "PA: Disable/Enable OCCUPANCY Function" on page 6). When cycling with the "F" button, this function and the corresponding display in the LCD sequence will then be unavailable to the user. FAN Function If the FAN function is selected (by pressing the "F" button three times), the corresponding function a stylized fan ( ) will appear in the LCD, accompanied by either the "AUTO", meaning that the user does not wish to override the fan setting automatically established by the controller, or the "MANU", meaning that the user wishes to override the fan setting automatically established by the controller, together with the numeral "0", "1", "2", or "3" (representing the fanspeeds). Cycling with the UP button results in the following sequence of displays: "AUTO", then "MANU 0", then "MANU 1", then "MANU 2", then "MANU 3". Cycling with the DOWN button reverses the sequence. After the selection has been completed, the AUTO / MANU will become part of the default display. NOTE: The FAN function can be configured so as to be disabled whenever the user has manually forced the controller into the "unoccupied" state and parameter P8 (see page 6) has been set to 3 or 4. When cycling with the "F" button, the FAN function and the corresponding display in the LCD sequence will then be unavailable to the user. If the FAN function is not available, check parameter P8 to see if it has been disabled and/or change the occupancy state. NOTE: The FAN function can be configured for no fan, ON/OFF fan, 2-speed fan or 3-speed fan via parameter P3 (see section "P3: Fan" on page 5). If the fan does not work as expected, check the settings of parameter P3. Default Function The LIGHT function is the default function. Thus, the user can adjust the setting (i.e. dim, brighten, or turn a light group ON/OFF) simply by using the UP and DOWN buttons, and without having to cycle through the other function s. Power-Up / Teach Commands After power-up, an LCD test will be carried out (i.e. all LCD segments will be activated for approx. 1 sec). Fig. 3. LCD test after power-up After that, two teach commands will be triggered. Please refer to W7070A2000 Receiver System Engineering (Product Literature No.: EN0B-0286GE51) on how to perform a teach-in. A special LCD sequence t 1, then t 2 will be shown while the given teach command is being transmitted. Checking the Software Version and Transmitting Teach Commands To check the version of the software currently loaded in the T7270B2009, the user must press the "F" button and the DOWN button simultaneously for approx. 5 sec. After the LCD test is then automatically performed, the name of the current software version in the T7270B2009 (e.g. "1.03") will appear in the LCD and a special LCD sequence t 1, then t 2 will be shown while the given teach command is being transmitted. Default Display and Default Function If there is no user action for more than 4 sec, the T7270B2009 will automatically revert to the default display and the default function. Default Display In the default display (see for example Fig. 2), the current room temperature (in C or F, as desired) with a resolution of one-tenth of a degree is shown in the LCD. Further, the temperature a stylized thermometer (" ") is also shown. EN1B-0389GE51 R1207A 4

5 CONFIGURATION MODE By configuring the T7270B2009, the user can alter its functions / displays to better reflect the actual operating environment (e.g. the presence of a fan, the number of speed levels it has, the number of light groups, etc.) in which it is used. To configure the T7270B2009, proceed as follows: 1. Press the "F" button and, while still pressing it, press the UP button (for at least 5 sec). RESULT: "P-:--" appears in the LCD, indicating that the T7270B2009 is now ready for configuration. 2. Release both buttons. Then press the "F" button again and, while still pressing it, rotate the setpoint wheel to the desired parameter (e.g. PA). RESULT: The LCD cycles through the various different parameters (P1 through PB) together with their current configurations. 3. Release the "F" button and rotate the setpoint wheel to select the parameter value (e.g. "1" or "2"). 4. Confirm your selection by pressing the UP button. 5. You may now continue configuring or leave the configuration mode and permanently store your configurations by pressing the DOWN button. Configuration Parameters P1: Temperature Unit With this parameter, the user can configure the unit ( C or F) in which the room temperature and (relative) temperature setpoint offset are displayed: P1:1 Temperatures are displayed in F. P1:2 Temperatures are displayed in C. This is the default configuration. P2: Default Display With this parameter, the user can configure the default display: P2:1 The default display shows the setpoint offset. P2:2 The default display shows the current room temperature. This is the default configuration. P3: Fan With this parameter, the user can configure the fan (i.e. establish whether a fan is present and how many speed levels it has) as well as enable/disable the FAN function: P3:1 No fan is present in the room. This configuration disables the FAN function. P3:2 An ON/OFF fan is present. This configuration enables the FAN function. P3:3 A 2-speed fan is present. This configuration enables the FAN function. P3:4 A 3-speed fan is present. This is the default configuration. P4: Temperature Setpoint Offset Limits With this parameter, the user can configure the range over which the temperature setpoint offset can be adjusted. The max. range is K. The min. range is K. The range can be widened/narrowed with the setpoint wheel in steps of 1 K. The default configuration is K. P5: Sunblind Runtime With this parameter, the user can configure the time during which the sunblinds rise/descend. The runtime has a range of s. This range can be widened/narrowed with the setpoint wheel in steps of 1 s. The default runtime is 60 s. P6: Light Groups With this parameter, the user can configure whether only a single group of lights or two groups of lights are present. P6:1 Only a single group of lights is present. P6:2 Two groups of lights are present. Pressing the UP button turns ON light groups 1 and 2 and pressing the DOWN button turns OFF light groups 1 and 2. P6:3 Two groups of lights are present. Pressing the UP button turns ON/OFF light group 1 and pressing the DOWN button turns ON/OFF light group 2. This is the default configuration. P6:4 and P6:5 are currently used with special custom models, only. Do not set these parameters. P6:6 No LIGHT function is disabled and the SUNBLINDS function becomes the default function P7: Room Temperature Correction Value With this parameter, the user can correct the room temperature value displayed in the LCD and transmitted to the W7070A2000 Wireless Receiver. A value of 50 means "no change", i.e. the temperatures measured by the T7270B2009 are displayed/transmitted without correction. This is the default configuration. Values of 49, 48, 47, etc. mean that the temperatures measured by the T7270B2009 are displayed/transmitted with a correction of -0.1 K, -0.2 K, -0.3 K, etc. Values of 51, 52, 53, etc. mean that the temperatures measured by the T7270B2009 are displayed/transmitted with a correction of +0.1 K, +0.2 K, +0.3 K, etc. 5 EN1B-0398GE51 R1207A

6 P8: Unoccupied Room With this parameter, the user can configure the SETPOINT OFFSET function and the FAN function to be enabled / disabled whenever the user has used the OCCUPANCY function to manually force the controller into the "unoccupied" state: P8:1 The FAN function and the SETPOINT OFFSET function are both enabled. This is the default configuration. P8:2 The FAN function is enabled and the SETPOINT OFFSET function is disabled. P8:3 The FAN function is disabled and the SETPOINT OFFSET function is enabled. P8:4 The FAN function and the SETPOINT OFFSET function are both disabled. MOUNTING Mount the T7270B2009 on an inside wall approximately 54 in. (1.3 m) from the floor (or as specified on the installation drawings) to allow exposure to the average zone temperature. Do not mount the T7270B2009 on an outside wall, on a wall containing water pipes, or near air ducts. Avoid locations that are exposed to discharge air from registers or radiation from lights, appliances, or the sun. P9: Disable/Enable SUNBLINDS Function With this parameter, the user can enable/disable the SUNBLINDS function: P9:1 There are no sunblinds present in the room. This configuration disables the SUNBLINDS function. P9:2 One set of sunblinds is present. This configuration enables the SUNBLINDS function. This is the default configuration. P9:3 and P9:4 are currently used with special custom models, only. Do not set these parameters. PA: Disable/Enable OCCUPANCY Function With this parameter, the user can enable/disable the OCCUPANCY function: PA:1 This disables the OCCUPANCY function. PA:2 This enables the OCCUPANCY function. PA:3 This partially disables the OCCUPANCY function. Specifically, the user can then no longer manually force the controller into the permanent "unoccupied" (" ") or "occupied" (" ") states. However, he can still manually force the controller into the "occupied" state for a limited time (" "). This is the default configuration. Fig. 4. Mounting Removing the Housing Cover The T7270B2009 comes with a sub-base that mounts separately for ease of installation. The housing cover can be removed as follows (see also Fig. 5): 1. Insert the tip of an awl or a similar narrow, pointed implement into the small hole in the latch. 2. Pry off the cover. PB and PC Currently used with special custom models, only. Do not set these parameters. PB: Sunblind Grouping (default: 1 sunblind group) PC: Sunblind Short/Long Button Press 1 60 sec (default: 99 = disabled) Set-Up Because of interference from other devices and the building structure, it is not possible to exactly define the wireless transmission range. See W7070A2000 Receiver Installation Instructions (EN1B-0396GE51) for information on installing wireless systems. Fig. 5. Opening the housing EN1B-0389GE51 R1207A 6

7 Batteries The batteries (two standard alkaline AA or LR6 or AM3 batteries) have a min. lifetime of 2 years. Inserting Batteries 1. Open the housing (see Fig. 5) by pressing the snap-on lock on the bottom of the housing while removing the cover. 2. Remove any discharged batteries, if necessary. NOTE: Batteries should not be disposed of in the household garbage. You may be required by local law to dispose of discharged batteries in a certain manner. Always replace both batteries. Use only 1.5 V mignon batteries of the type AA or LR6 or AM3. Ensure that the polarity is correct (see Fig. 6 on page 8). 3. Insert the supplied (or replacement) batteries into the battery compartment. Low Batteries If the batteries are nearing the end of their useful life, the word "BATT" will appear in the LCD. This means that the batteries must be replaced (see section "Inserting Batteries" above). 7 EN1B-0398GE51 R1207A

8 T7270B2009 WIRELESS WALL MODULE DIMENSIONS F Honeywell Fig. 6. T7270B2009, dimensions in mm 30 Honeywell Manufactured for and on behalf of the Environmental and Combustion Controls Division of Honeywell Technologies Sàrl, Ecublens, Route du Bois 37, Switzerland by its Authorized Representative: Automation and Control Solutions Honeywell GmbH Böblinger Straße 17 D Schönaich Phone: (49) Fax: (49) Subject to change without notice. Printed in Germany This document is definitive for the enclosed product and replaces all previous publications. Honeywell Inc. hereby declares that this device complies with the basic requirements and other relevant regulations of guideline 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity of the product can be requested from the manufacturer. Note to non-e.u. countries: This product may only be used if operation in the 868 MHz frequency band is permissible. EN1B-0398GE51 R1207A