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- Page 1 EchoView User’s Guide EchoView User’s Guide Rev. F January 2019 P/N: F04-4001-000...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
3.2. LCD Display (In Alarm) ........................ 10 4. Specifications ............................11 5. Operation ............................. 12 5.1. Enable The FMC2000 Controller’s EchoView Function .............. 12 5.2. Turning The EchoView On ......................13 5.3. Turning The EchoView Off ......................14 5.4. Battery Indicator .......................... 15 5.5. - Page 4 EchoView User’s Guide 8.8. Offline Monitor(s) ......................... 34 8.9. Backlight ............................34 9. Internal Battery Replacement ......................35 10. Troubleshooting ........................... 37 11. Year Of Manufacture ........................... 38 12. Appendix A: External Battery Replacement ..................39 12.1. External Battery Usage ....................... 40 12.2.
- Page 5 Service this product only in an area known to be non-hazardous. WARNING! Use only the Lithium battery or external rechargeable battery provided by Honeywell RAE Systems. This instrument has not been tested in an explosive gas/air atmosphere having an oxygen concentration greater than 21%.
- Page 6 EchoView User’s Guide WARNING! To prevent ignition of flammable or combustible atmospheres, disconnect power before servicing. Proper Product Disposal At End Of Life EU Directive 2012/19/EU: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) This symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of as general industrial or domestic waste.
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Page 7: Standard Contents
The EchoView wirelessly receives the data shown on an FMC2000 controller in a MeshGuard network and displays them on its screen and delivers audible and visible alerts. The EchoView contains no sensors. Its built-in radio board operates on a frequency of 2.4GHz and complies with IEEE 802.15.4 standard. -
Page 8: Key Features
EchoView User’s Guide 2.1. Key Features Up to 45 days continuous operation using external battery box IEEE 802.15.4 Mesh network functionality with 64-bit encryption Mesh network with auto network forming and configuration Operating distance: up to 300 m, line of sight ... -
Page 9: Physical Description
EchoView User’s Guide 3. Physical Description The EchoView is available in a metal enclosure or a plastic enclosure. Functionality is identical, regardless of the enclosure. LED alarm LCD (with backlighting) Buzzer alarm Battery cover (on bottom) Y/+, MODE, and N/- keys... -
Page 10: Lcd Display (Monitoring)
EchoView User’s Guide 3.1. LCD Display (Monitoring) LCD Display (Monitoring) Selected monitor (solid circle or star)* Unselected monitor (open circle or star) Offline monitor (open circle with “X”) Radio transmission indicator (“H” is shown for “Host”) Audible alarm on/off indicator (“on” shown) Battery indicator Arrow indicating more than 8 instruments, pointing to next “page”... -
Page 11: Specifications
EchoView User’s Guide 4. Specifications RF Certifications FCC Part15 CE EN 300328 Wireless Approval For UAE In Middle East (TRA REGISTERED No: ER36063/14 DEALER No: HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL MIDDLE EAST - LTD - DUBAI BR TRA REGISTERED No: ER36635/15 DEALER No: HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL... -
Page 12: Operation
The EchoView only operates in RTR (Router) mode. Therefore, when it is turned on, it is always operational. Whenever you start EchoView, it tries to rejoin the last network it was part of. Therefore, if the network is within range and if the channel and Pan ID have not changed, the EchoView should be able to rejoin the network without action on your part. -
Page 13: Turning The Echoview On
EchoView User’s Guide 5.2. Turning The EchoView On Hold down the [MODE] key and release it when the EchoView display and LED lights light up. The display indicates that the unit is now on: During startup, the display shows the firmware version: Next, it shows the firmware’s build date and time:... -
Page 14: Turning The Echoview Off
Important! Each name on a network must be unique. The automatically assigned radio ID is unique by default. Note: If no monitors are within the EchoView's range, its display will only show the radio-on indicator, battery charge, and buzzer on/off icon. -
Page 15: Battery Indicator
The EchoView’s internal battery is designed to provide power for up to 10 days. When the battery gets low, the EchoView beeps once per minute and the battery icon is empty. See page 35 for the replacement procedure. It is recommended that the battery be changed immediately, to minimize potential downtime. -
Page 16: Wireless Communication Indicator
FMC2000 is operational and in communication with all monitors on the network, as well as with the EchoView. Before deploying an EchoView, it is important to have the Pan ID and Channel number on which the rest of the network is operating. Without these numbers to program into your EchoView, you cannot make it... -
Page 17: Programming The Echoview
After a few seconds, the EchoView exits to its main screen. When you have successfully entered Programming Mode, you see this screen: Note: If you do not make a selection in 60 seconds, the EchoView automatically exits to the main screen. -
Page 18: Settings
EchoView User’s Guide Settings provides information about your instrument. Some screens are read-only (you cannot edit them), but other screens allow you to change settings. Wireless consists of parameters you can set/change that affect wireless functionality, network configuration, etc. 7.1. Settings Settings include some read-only information (Serial Number and Firmware Version) and some settings that you can change. -
Page 19: Lcd Contrast
• Exit without saving changes by pressing [N/-]. • Step back to the first digit by pressing [MODE]. 7.1.3. Serial Number This shows the Serial Number of the EchoView. To view it, press [MODE] when “Serial Number” is highlighted (dark circle):... -
Page 20: Firmware Version
EchoView User’s Guide The serial number is shown in the display: Press [MODE] to return to the Settings menu. If you do not make a selection in 60 seconds, the unit automatically exits to the menu. 7.1.4. Firmware Version This shows the firmware version incorporated in the instrument. It is read-only. You cannot make changes to the information. -
Page 21: Edit Password
EchoView User’s Guide While the EchoView is being reset to its original factory settings, the screen shows that the activity is taking place: When the reset is complete, this screen appears: Then the unit returns to the Settings menu. Note: Factory Reset changes all EchoView settings to factory-default values. These include: •... -
Page 22: Page Disable (Echoview Host)
Saving the password takes a moment, and a screen indicates that it has been successfully saved: 7.1.7. Page Disable (EchoView Host) The Page feature can be enabled to allow up to four additional EchoView Host “mimic panels” to be used as part of a closed-loop system. -
Page 23: Exit
EchoView User’s Guide Press [Y/+] to change the setting. After the setting is accepted, this screen is shown (or one that says “Page Disabled”): 7.1.8. Exit Scroll until “Exit” is selected. Press [MODE] to return to the Programming Menu. Note: If you do not make a selection in 60 seconds, it automatically exits to the menu. -
Page 24: Ping Net
Press [Y/+]. The Echoview broadcasts a ping signal to its network. All devices in the network that receive the ping signal respond with a beep if they are within the range. (The Echoview does not beep or flash its LED lights.) You can also ping from an instrument in the network. If it is within range, the EchoView responds with a beep and an LED light flash. -
Page 25: Join Net
EchoView User’s Guide The screen shows the PAN ID, with the cursor blinking on the first digit. Step through the digits from left to right by pressing [MODE]. Change a digit’s value by pressing [Y/+] to increase and [N/-] to decrease. -
Page 26: Channel Setup
These are the modem frequencies and channel ranges: 2.4 GHz: Channels 11 through 26 Note: You can use “Form Net” to automatically have the EchoView select the least-congested channel. Scroll until “Channel Setup” is selected. -
Page 27: Exit
EchoView User’s Guide to a number outside of its assigned set of numbers. If you select an incompatible channel number, you will see this screen, and then the EchoView returns to the Wireless menu. 7.2.5. Exit To exit Wireless and return to the main Programming Menu, scroll until “Exit” is shown: With “Exit”... -
Page 28: Viewing Alarm Data
Note: If you do not make a selection in 60 seconds, it automatically exits to the main reading screen. 8.2. One Monitor In Alarm Whenever a monitor on the network goes into alarm the EchoView also receives it and displays it. When monitoring the network and when no alarms are present, the EchoView’s display looks like this: All monitors are represented with a unique identifier and a circle. -
Page 29: Multiple Monitors In Alarm
EchoView User’s Guide 8.3. Multiple Monitors In Alarm If any other monitors on the network go into alarm while one is already in alarm, the circle accompanying second monitor in alarm also changes to a star. However, if the monitor is not the one currently selected, the star is unfilled: To view a monitor’s data:... -
Page 30: Peak Value Reading For Online Or Offline Monitors
EchoView User’s Guide 8.4. Peak Value Reading For Online Or Offline Monitors The peak value reading from monitors on the network can be viewed anytime. Scroll down to the instrument and select it. If the monitor is currently offline, its last received peak reading is shown. -
Page 31: Panic Alarm
EchoView shows them. 8.5. Panic Alarm The EchoView has a “Panic” function, where you can manually trigger the relays at the main FMC2000 controller in the network. This must be configured in the EchoView in advance. This function allows you to trigger any individual relay or all relays simultaneously. -
Page 32: Using The "Panic" Function
EchoView User’s Guide 6. Press [MODE] to make your selection. You are asked to confirm your selection. 7. Press [Y/+] to save it or [N/-] to cancel any change. The change is registered, and you see the “success” screen: After a few seconds, it returns to the menu screen with “Operating Mode” selected. Press [N/-] to advance to the screen with “Exit”... -
Page 33: Trigger All Relays
Scroll down the list of relays (1 through 5) by pressing [N/-]. Once you have highlighted the individual relay you want to trigger, press [MODE]. This triggers only that one selected relay. Note: The relay on the FMC2000 controller remains triggered until it is cleared, either at the FMC2000 or at the EchoView. 8.7.3. Clear Relays Clear relays clears all of the relays on the controller, even if only one relay was triggered. -
Page 34: Alarm Abbreviations
EchoView User’s Guide 8.7.4. Alarm Abbreviations Because some alarm type names are too long to display completely on the EchoView, abbreviations are used. In some cases, the message is not shortened. This chart explains the messages: Alarm Type Displayed On EchoView... -
Page 35: Internal Battery Replacement
EchoView User’s Guide 9. Internal Battery Replacement Battery compartment Battery removal tool 3-pin end (P/N 019-2044-000) Hexagonal end Battery Battery Battery cover... - Page 36 3. Insert the new battery with its positive (“+”) pole towards the inside of the instrument. 4. Replace the battery cover by turning it clockwise with the 3-pin end of the tool. Note: After changing the battery, wait at least 60 seconds before turning the EchoView on. WARNING! Only change the internal battery in non-hazardous locations and use the battery Honeywell RAE Systems provides (P/N: 500-0111-000, EVE ER34615 or XENO XL-205F).
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Page 37: Troubleshooting
EchoView User’s Guide 10. Troubleshooting Failure Symptom Cause Solution Cannot turn on Battery charge too low Replace battery Battery has been Wait at least 60 changed seconds to turn on EchoView Check RAE Systems’ web site for inform- ation on batteries... -
Page 38: Year Of Manufacture
EchoView User’s Guide 11. Year Of Manufacture To identify the year of manufacture, refer to the serial number of the instrument. The letter in the serial number indicates the year of manufacture. For example, “M” indicates the manufacturing year is 2010. -
Page 39: Appendix A: External Battery Replacement
EchoView User’s Guide 12. Appendix A: External Battery Replacement Warning: Only remove the external battery adapter in non-hazardous locations. Note: For clarity, EchoView’s optional stainless-steel enclosure is not shown. Adapter Maintenance tool (P/N 019-2044-000) 3-pin end Hexagonal end... -
Page 40: External Battery Usage
12.1. External Battery Usage An external battery unit, the RAE Systems RAE PowerPak, is used to power an EchoView in fixed installations or in situations where extended battery life is necessary. The connector from the external battery screws into the EchoView’s battery compartment. Bottom views of the EchoView in its steel enclosure are shown in the procedure below. - Page 41 EchoView User’s Guide The EchoView is permanently mounted to a solid surface by first securing it in its steel enclosure (a screw through the back mates with the EchoView) and then securing the enclosure to a solid surface such as a wall or the metal mounting plate that holds both the EchoView and the RAE PowerPak.
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Page 42: External Battery Replacement Process
External Battery Replacement Process PowerPak External battery replacement Unplug the battery connector. Loosen the safety screw holding the battery. Mount a new battery on the mounting bracket. Tighten the safety screw. Connect the EchoView to the battery. Switch on the EchoView. -
Page 43: Appendix B: Installation
Mesh Router Mounting MeshGuard This magnet is powerful enough to support the EchoView when it is placed against a flat steel or iron surface. Important! Keep the magnet away from computer hard drives. The strong magnet can corrupt or erase data on these. -
Page 44: Fixed Installation
EchoView User’s Guide 13.2. Fixed Installation Four reinforced holes in the rear of the enclosure allow for a screw to pass through to the mounting brackets. Mounting Holes Side Front View View The enclosure can be mounted to a vertical or horizontal pole. - Page 45 EchoView User’s Guide Slip the screws through the two holes that are side by side in order to mount the enclosure to a vertical pole. Otherwise slip the screws through the two vertically aligned holes to attach the enclosure to a horizontal pole.
- Page 46 Note: The sensor cover on the bottom of the enclosure can be removed so that the filter and sensor can be inspected without removing the EchoView from the enclosure. Simply pull off the cover and follow the maintenance procedures in this guide.
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Page 47: Magnetic Mount Alternative Installation
EchoView User’s Guide 13.3. Magnetic Mount Alternative Installation The magnet-mount disc can be attached to the steel enclosure instead of the clamps. This approach provides the protection of the enclosure with the ease of installation afforded by the magnetic mounting. - Page 48 For more information www.raesystems.com F04-4001-000 Honeywell Internal Rev A January 2019 © 2019 Honeywell International...