Honeywell CENTRALINE EAGLE User manual

EAGLE Controller Onboard - HMI User Guide
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CONTENTS
APPLICABLE LITERATURE................................................................................................ 5
USER INTERFACE DESCRIPTION...................................................................................... 7
BASIC OPERATION PROCEDURES................................................................................... 14
Login / Entering Password........................................................................... 14
Logout.......................................................................................................... 15
Setting Auto Logout Delay........................................................................... 16
VIEWING AND EDITING INFORMATION............................................................................................................ 17
Displaying Home Screen / Fast Access List................................................ 17
Calling up Menus and Sub Menus............................................................... 18
Navigating through Menus, Sub Menus, Lists and Highlighting Items......... 18
SELECTING ITEMS............................................................................................................................................. 19
ADJUSTING AND SAVING VALUES AND OPTIONS........................................................................................ 20
Enable/Disabling Options ............................................................................ 24
Saving Settings............................................................................................ 26
Canceling Changed Settings....................................................................... 26
WORKING WITH COMMAND SYMBOLS AND SOFT KEYS............................................................................. 27
Adding Items to a List.................................................................................. 28
Copying Items.............................................................................................. 29
Deleting Items.............................................................................................. 31
Editing Text of New Entry............................................................................ 32
Scrolling through Calendar.......................................................................... 34
Setting Valid Period for Exception............................................................... 35
Applying Filter.............................................................................................. 37
Viewing Help................................................................................................ 38
EVERYDAY OPERATIONS.................................................................................................. 40
OPERATING SCHEMATICS................................................................................................................................ 40
FAST ACCESS LISTS......................................................................................................................................... 44
Viewing Fast Access Lists........................................................................... 44
ALARMS.............................................................................................................................................................. 46
Viewing Datapoints in Alarm........................................................................ 47
Viewing Alarms............................................................................................ 48
Viewing Status of Alarm LED....................................................................... 51
DATAPOINTS ...................................................................................................................................................... 52
Viewing Datapoints in Manual Mode ........................................................... 52
Setting Datapoint into Manual Mode............................................................ 53
SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................................ 55
Setting the Language for Display................................................................. 55
Setting Date, Time and Time Zone.............................................................. 56
INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................................... 58
Viewing Information..................................................................................... 58
TIME PROGRAMS................................................................................................................ 59
CALENDARS....................................................................................................................................................... 60
Adding Calendar Date ................................................................................. 60
Editing Calendar Date.................................................................................. 65
Deleting Calendar Date ............................................................................... 66
SCHEDULES ....................................................................................................................................................... 67

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Set / Edit General Schedule Properties....................................................... 67
Adding Switch Point .................................................................................... 69
Copying Switch Point .................................................................................. 71
Editing Switch Point..................................................................................... 72
Deleting Switch Point .................................................................................. 74
Editing Exception......................................................................................... 75
USER OPTIONS.................................................................................................................................................. 76
Viewing User Details................................................................................... 77
Modifying Password.................................................................................... 78
FIRMWARE UPGRADE........................................................................................................ 79
TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................................................................................... 80
INDEX .................................................................................................................................. 82

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APPLICABLE LITERATURE
The following is a list of documents that contains information related to the EAGLE
Controller.
Form No. Title
EN0Z-0970GE51 EAGLE Product Data
MU1Z-0970GE51 EAGLE Mounting Instructions
EN1Z-0970GE51 EAGLE Installation and Commissioning Instructions
EN2Z-0970GE51 EAGLE Web Interface User Guide
EN2Z-0937GE51 CARE User Guide
EN2B-0184GE51 Control Icons User Guide

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USER INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
The EAGLE controller provides two options of user interfaces:
•An integrated (onboard) user interface (CLEAxxB2x models)
•An external user interface (CLEAHMI21)
Both user interface options incorporate the following components:
•LCD Display (1)
•Rotate&Push Button (2)
•USB 2.0 Device Interface (3)
onboard HMI only, not available on the external HMI
•LEDs (4)
onboard HMI only, not available on the external HMI
•Operating keys (5)
LCD Display (1) The LCD display is the graphic interface presenting menu items of functions,
operator entries and system information. The LCD display can show max. 5 lines of
alphanumeric text with max. 20 characters per line.
The backlight of the LCD is switched on, once an operating key or the rotate&push
button is pressed. The backlight is switched off if any of the operating keys or the
button is not used for 2 minutes.
The entry (Home) screen shows menus which are accessible by using the
Rotate&Push button or by pressing a particular operating key as described in the
“(5) Operating keys” section.
NOTE: The controller screens shown in this user guide are examples and may
differ from the screens displayed on your EAGLE controller.
Home Screen In the HOME screen, the following symbols are displayed providing access to
subjacent menus:

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Fast Access Lists
Displays all fast access lists that allow quick access to pre-definable groups of
datapoints and parameters
Alarms
Displays alarms
Flashing number indicates new alarms
Main Menu
Allows access to various sub menus (e.g. datapoint list, settings and general
information)
Login / User Options
Context sensitive display for user login / logout
Depending on the log status of the user, the first icon (user logged out) or the
second icon (user logged in) is displayed.
When logged in, the following functions are available:
Logout, change password, setting auto logout time, displaying user details
Initial Fast Access List Display Optionally a specific fast access list defined in CARE can be displayed initially
before the HOME screen appears. This initial fast access list can only be viewed
and its name must start with a dot, e.g. .Startup. To go to the HOME screen,
the HOME key or the Rotate&Push button must be pressed.
Calling up Menus When highlighting a symbol by turning the Rotate&Push button, the symbol appears
larger and the menu name is displayed in the middle of the bottom section. Pressing
the Rotate&Push button displays the subjacent menu.
Menu and Sub menus Menus can include various sub menus:
Fig. 1. Menu and sub menus
List Items A sub menu displays selectable and non-selectable list items such as datapoints,
calendar entries, schedules, etc. Depending on the list item, values are displayed
and/or options that can be edited (see "Options and Values" below). Datapoint list
items can show specific status indicators that visually indicate the current status of
the datapoint (see "Status Indicators" section below). At certain spots, command
symbols with soft keys are provided for further actions such as filtering, editing,
copying etc. (see "Command Symbols" section below).
Menu (title)
Sub menu
Command
List item
Submenu (title)
Status indicator
Softkey
Command symbol
Value
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Fig. 2. List items, Status Indicators, Command Symbols with soft keys
NOTE: If a string of various length with the asterisk "*” should appear, this means
that currently no value is available.
Options and Values A list item such as a datapoint can show a value which can be edited and/or options
such as the Manual mode which can be enabled/disabled.
Fig. 3. Option and value of datapoint
Status Indicators Depending their current status, datapoints can show one of the following visual
status indicators:
Datapoint is in "manual mode"
Datapoint is in "Overridden status"
Datapoint is in "Alarm status"
Datapoint is in alarm status "normal mode"
Datapoint is in alarm status "off-normal"
Datapoint is in alarm status "low-limit"
Datapoint is in alarm status "high-limit"
Datapoint is in alarm status "fault"
Fig. 4. Status indicator (Manu) of binary datapoint
Command Symbols and Soft keys At certain spots in the operating sequence, special command symbols are available.
The corresponding commands are executed by pressing the corresponding
operating key (soft key) to the immediate right on the housing.
Example: Displaying filter function in the datapoint list
Clicking on the topmost softkey adjacent to the filter
command symbol opens the FILTER DATA POINTS screen.
The following command symbols are available:
Value: editing
Option: enabling/disabling

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Symbol Function
Add
Item (datapoint, time program, etc.) can be added to a list, e.g., a
datapoint can be put to a list of trended datapoints
Copy
Item (datapoint, time program, etc.) can be copied
Delete
Item (datapoint, time program, etc.) can be deleted
Delete
Deletes a character
Toggle
Toggles between headline and character library
Scroll
Browses in the character library line by line
Scroll forward
Scrolls forward through a calendar
Scroll backward
Scrolls backward through a calendar
Today
Selects the current date in a calendar
Valid Period
Defines the valid period for an exception
Select Filter
Selects a filter for a list
Settings
Allows setting general schedule properties such as default value and
time period, etc.
Exceptions
Displays the exceptions of a schedule
Help
Displays online information on particular screens

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Rotate&Push Button (2) (see "User Interface Description" section, p. Error! Bookmark not defined.)
The Rotate&Push button works as follows:
Turning the button clockwise or
counterclockwise: Navigate - Highlight - Adjust
•navigates through menus and lists
•highlights items (menu, list, option,
value)
•adjusts options (ON, OFF, etc.)
and values (temperature in °C, etc.)
Pushing the button: Select - Save
•selects items (menu, list, option,
value)
•saves options and values
Table 1. Rotate&Push Button Functionality
USB 2.0 Device Interface (3) Provides connection to CARE / XW Online (see "User Interface Description"
section, p. Error! Bookmark not defined.).
LEDs (4) 6 LEDs indicate operational statuses of the controller (see "User Interface
Description" section, p. Error! Bookmark not defined.).
The following section gives an overview over the LEDs with the relevant operational
statuses of the controller. For information on troubleshooting, please refer to the
“Troubleshooting” chapter.
Power LED (green)
Power LED Behavior Meaning
1
ON
Normal operation
2 OFF Power supply not OK
Menus
Lists
Options
Values
Select
Save
+
Highest level
Start
Previous
Decrease
Lowest level
End
Next
Increas
Menus
Lists
Options
Values
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-

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Status / Alarm LED (red)
LED Behavior
Meaning
1 LED remains OFF after power-up Normal operation
2 LED is lit continuously after power-up The controller has encountered a
hardware problem or
The application has a fault or
The controller has been powered up
without an application or
The operator has manually stopped the
application, e.g., using XW-Online. In
this case, the LED will light up 20
minutes after power-up without
application
3 LED flashes continuously with
following pattern:
4 x ON/OFF followed by pause
Sensor failure of analog input
5 LED flashes continuously with
following pattern:
7 x ON/OFF followed by pause
Communications failure on Panel Bus
, RS485-1, Send (Tx) / Receive (Rx) LED (yellow)
RS485-1 LED Behavior
Meaning
1 Both LEDs are flickering Normal operation, RS485-1
communication is functioning properly
2 Both LEDs are OFF No Rs485-1 communication
3 Rx Led is flashing and Tx is OFF RS485-1 communication is switched off
but controller is receiving data from other
controllers
4 Tx Led is flashing and Rx is OFF Controller is trying to establish a
RS 485-1 connection but there is no
answer
, Application LEDs (yellow)
NOTE: The LED can be used to display status information like “Cooling Mode”,
“Heating Mode”, “Service Interval” etc. depending on the application.
Operating Keys (5) (see"User Interface Description" section, p. Error! Bookmark not defined.).
The operating keys provide the following functions:
Home key
calls up the default HOME screen with Fast Access Lists preselected, or an initial
fast access list. The HOME menu is displayed by default if no operating key has
been pressed for 1 minute (default auto logout delay).
Time Program key
calls up the time program function.
Back key
•Returns to the previous screen.
If changes in fields are already saved indicated by a black bar, pressing the
Backkey confirms the saved settings and returns to the previous screen.
•In longer lists where normally multiple changes will be done, pressing the
Back key discards any changes. Pressing the Back key twice, returns to the
previous screen.

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Soft keys
calls up the command symbol function that is displayed left adjacent in the LCD
display
Example:
Pressing
Deletes a character
Toggles between headline and character library
Browses in the character library line by line
See command symbols example in the "Command Symbols" description above.

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NOTE: The controller screens shown in this user guide are examples and may
differ from the screens displayed on your EAGLE controller.
Login / Entering Password
You can explicitly login or you are requested to login if the particular function you
want to use is password-protected. Each password has 4 numerical characters.
Procedure
1. To explicitly login, do the following:
In the HOME screen, turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight
Login / User Options.
2. Then push the rotate&push button.
Or, if you are requested to login, push the rotate&push button on the
highlighted Login entry in the LOGIN REQUIRED screen.
In both cases, the LOGIN screen displays.
3. Push the rotate&push button. The SELECT USER screen displays.
4. Turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight the user. The
following screen displays.

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5. Push the rotate&push button. The password entry field is enabled and
indicated by four asterisks ****. At the first digit, the number 0 is flashing by
default.
6. Adjust the first number of the password by turning the rotate&push button.
7. Push the rotate&push button to save the first number. The second digit is
flashing, etc.
8. Adjust and save the second and all further numbers of the password in the
same way as the first number.
The original screen displays. All password related functions are enabled and
can be executed.
Logout
Procedure
1. To explicitly logout, do the following:
In the HOME screen, turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight
Login / User Options.
2. Push the rotate&push button. The USER INFO menu displays. Logout is
highlighted.
3. Push the rotate&push button. The LOGOFF screen displays and the logout is
executed indicated by the burning down candle.

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Finally the HOME screen redisplays. You must or can now login again, for
example as another user.
Setting Auto Logout Delay
The auto logout delay defines the default time after which the HOME menu is
displayed automatically if no input has been made (default is 1 minute).
Procedure
1. In the HOME screen, turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight
Login / User Options.
2. Push the rotate&push button. The USER INFO menu displays. Logout is
highlighted.
3. Turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight Auto logout delay.
4. Push the rotate&push button. The AUTO LOGOUT DELAY screen displays. .
5. Change the value as described in the "Adjusting and Saving Values and
Options" section.

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Viewing and Editing Information
Basic procedures are:
•Displaying HOME Menu and/or Fast Access List
•Calling up Menus and Sub Menus
•Navigating through Menus, Sub menus and Lists and Highlighting Items
•Selecting Items
•Adjusting and Saving Values and Options
•Enable/Disabling Options
•Working with Command Symbols and Soft keys
•Saving Settings
•Canceling Changed Settings
and will be described in the following sections of the same name.
Displaying Home Screen / Fast Access List
The initial screen of the EAGLE controller can appear in one of the following ways:
•HOME screen with menu symbols
The HOME screen can be displayed from within every position in the operating
sequence by pressing the Home key .
The HOME screen is displayed by default if no operating key has been pressed for
the time in minutes defined as auto logout delay (default = 1 minute).
•Fast Access List
according to the definition in the CARE project. Note that for displaying a fast
access initially, the fast access list name defined in CARE must start with a dot,
e.g. .Startup. The initial fast access list can only be viewed. To go to the
HOME screen, the HOME key or the Rotate&Push button must be pressed.

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Calling up Menus and Sub Menus
Example: Calling up MAIN MENU.
Procedure
1. In the HOME screen, turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight
Main Menu .
The main menu symbol appears larger and the menu name is displayed in
the middle of the bottom section.
2. Then push the rotate&push button. The MAIN MENU is displayed.
3. Use the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight the sub menu.
4. Push the rotate&push button. The sub menu is displayed.
Navigating through Menus, Sub Menus, Lists and Highlighting Items
When navigating through menus, and lists by turning the rotate&push button, the list
items are automatically highlighted while turning the rotate&push button clockwise or
counterclockwise.
Fig. 5. Navigating / Highlighting Items in the Schedule menu

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Selecting Items
Selecting items is done by pushing the rotate&push button on a highlighted
item. Dependig on the highlighted item, the resulting action can be different.
Selecting Menu, Sub Menu
and List Items Pushing the rotate&push button on highlighted menus and list items, typically
branches off into further information such as sub menus, e.g., DATAPOINT LIST of
the MAIN MENU.
Selecting Values and Options Pushing the rotate&push button on a highlighted value or option is the first step for
adjusting values and options. For details, please refer to the subsequent “Adjusting
and Saving Values and Options” section.
Value Example: Selecting and adjusting the time of a switch point
Options Example: Selecting and adjusting the language

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Adjusting and Saving Values and Options
Values are adjustable values such as the temperature of an analog point, the state
of a binary point (0-1, ON-OFF), or the time of a switch point in a schedule.
Adjusting and Saving Values Example: Adjusting and saving the time and the value of an analog switch point
1. On the controller housing, press the time program operating key .
The TIME PROGRAMS menu displays.
2. Turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight Schedules.
3. Push the rotate&push button.
The SCHEDULES menu displays.
4. Turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight the schedule.
5. Push the rotate&push button. The days of the schedule are displayed.
6. Turn the rotate&push button to navigate to and highlight the day.
7. Then push the rotate&push button. The switch points with time and value are
displayed. Here you can add new switch points and copy switch points using
command symbols and soft keys.
To add a new switch point, please refer to the "Adding Items to a List"
section. To copy a switch point, please refer to the "Copying Items" section.