Honeywell W8735G Bedienungsanleitung

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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W8735G Communication Gateway

APPLICATION

For use with Remote Access applications monitoring

EnviraCOM™ enabled controls and sensors. Communicates

with up to four EnviraCOM™ buses for multiple appliance

installations.

COMPONENTS AND

ACCESSORIES

• R7184 Oil Primary

• R7284 Oil Primary

• L7224 Aquastat®

• L7248 Aquastat®

• TH9421C VisionPRO® IAQ

• W8735S1016 Indoor Temperature Module for temperature

indication and alerting.

FEATURES

• Monitors the bus for critical events and updates the

server.

• Monitors system power and generates power failure

alarms.

• Battery backup.

• Monitor up to four separate appliances.

• Updates via phone line or network.

• Auxiliary I/O.

• Remote firmware updates.

When Installing This Product…

1. Read these instructions carefully. Failure to follow the

manual could damage the product.

2. Installer must be a trained, experienced service techni-

cian.

3. Complete all wiring connections to the gateway before

powering up the 24Vac system transformer and plug-

ging in the gateway power supply into an outlet.

4. All wiring must comply with applicable local electrical

codes, ordinances and regulations.

INSTALLATION

Mount the W8735G in the equipment room near the indoor

HVAC equipment. Position the W8735G vertically so that the

power and telephone plugs are situated towards the bottom or

horizontally so that all wiring terminations face the floor,

depending on the space available. See Fig. 1.

IMPORTANT

Turn OFF all power to heating and cooling equip-

ment.

1. Position the W8735G on a wall near the indoor HVAC

equipment. Level the module for appearances only; the

module functions properly even when not level.

2. Use a pencil to mark the mounting holes to be used.

The W8735G has two external mounting holes and two

external flanges. See Fig. 2.

3. Use a minimum of one hole and one flange to mount the

W8735G.

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4. Remove the W8735G from the wall and drill a minimum

of two 3/16-in. holes in the wall (if drywall) as marked.

For firmer material such as plaster, drill a minimum of

two 7/32-in. holes.

5. When mounting to the wall, gently tap provided anchors

into the drilled holes until flush with the wall.

6. Position the W8735G over the drilled holes. Insert the

provided mounting screws in the holes and tighten.

Fig. 1. Locating the W8735G in the Equipment Room.

Fig. 2. W8735G Dimensions in inches (mm).

WIRING

CAUTION

Voltage Hazard.

Can cause electrical shock or equipment damage.

Disconnect power before beginning installation to

prevent electrical shock and equipment damage. More

than one disconnect may be involved.

IMPORTANT

All wiring must comply with local electrical codes and

ordinances or NEC codes.

IMPORTANT

Use 18 to 20 gauge color-coded cable for proper wir-

ing. Shielded cable is typically not required. Keep

this wiring at least one foot away from large inductive

loads such as electronic air cleaners, motors, line

starters, lighting ballasts, and large distribution pan-

els. Failure to follow these wiring practices may intro-

duce electrical interference (noise) which can cause

erratic system operation. All unused wire is to be

grounded at controller end only. The bus wire to ter-

minal 1/D must not exceed 1,000 feet (305 M).

General Wiring Directions

Refer to Fig. 3 and Table 1 for the location and function of

each terminal.

IMPORTANT

Wire the W8735G with the plug-in 12V power supply

disconnected.

1. Remove power from all devices to be connected to the

W8735G (Channels and Auxiliary Input and Output).

2. Remove the cover from the W8735G by gently pulling

the cover plate outward to disengage the friction

latches, which are on the side opposite of the wiring

connections.

3. Identify the terminal block to be connected and loosen

the terminal screws using a 3.5 mm slotted screw driver

See Fig. 3 and Fig. 4.

4. Insert wire end through the rubber grommet, which is

supplied in the bag assembly.

5. Place each of the three cables into its proper terminal

and securely tighten each screw.

6. As needed, adjust the position of the grommet and

press it into place in the slot on the base. See Fig. 3.

7. Replace the cover.

M29960

WATER HEATER

W8735G

FURNACE OR BOILER

(254)

12V DC

5 (127)

(51)

M29958

Status

EnviraCOM™

Enabled

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8. Bundle the wires and tie-off using the two wire tie-offs

molded into the base. See Fig. 3.

Fig. 3. Wiring Connections (4-Channel).

Table 1. W8735G Terminal Designations.

See Fig. 5 for a typical W8735G application.

W8735G Terminal Designation Function

Channel 1

1/D (channel 1) To EnviraCOM channel 1 network; DATA

2/R (channel 1) To EnviraCOM channel 1 network; 24 Vac Hot

3/B (channel 1) To EnviraCOM channel 1 network; 24 Vac Common

Channel 2

1/D (channel 2) To EnviraCOM channel 2 network; DATA

2/R (channel 2) To EnviraCOM channel 2 network; 24 Vac Hot

3/B (channel 2) To EnviraCOM channel 2 network; 24 Vac Common

Auxiliary

Auxiliary Output (DO) Connect to N.O. contact; alarm input

Auxiliary Input (DI) Connect to N.C. sensor contact; 18–30 Vac/Vdc

Channel 3 (Model 1018 only)

1/D (channel 3) To EnviraCOM channel 3 network; DATA

2/R (channel 3) To EnviraCOM channel 3 network; 24 Vac Hot

3/B (channel 3) To EnviraCOM channel 3 network; 24 Vac Common

Channel 4 (Model 1018 only)

1/D (channel 4) To EnviraCOM channel 4 network; DATA

2/R (channel 4) To EnviraCOM channel 4 network; 24 Vac Hot

3/B (channel 4) To EnviraCOM channel 4 network; 24 Vac Common

SIDE VIEW SHOWING CHANNEL AND AUXILIARY PORTS

RUBBER GROMMET (X5)

M29956

WIRE

TERMINAL BLOCK

SCREW

DRIVER

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

CHANNEL 3

CHANNEL 4

AUXILIARY

INPUT

AUXILIARY

OUTPUT

POWER

TELEPHONE

NETWORK

WIRE

TIE-OFF

WIRE

TIE-OFF

WIRE

TIE-OFF

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Fig. 4. Communication Bus Terminals (4-channel).

Fig. 5. W8735G with EnviraCOM oil primary and

VisionPRO IAQ.

W8735G GATEWAY LED CODES

The multipurpose LED is used to indicate battery life, gateway

functionality, and abnormal (alarm) conditions. In case of

multiple events, only the event with the highest priority will be

displayed.

Table 2. LED Diagnostic Blink Code.

Wiring the Auxiliary Input/Output

Terminals

The Auxiliary contacts are available to integrate non-

EnviraCOM sensors and switches to the W8735G and to

allow the W8735G to interface with non-EnviraCOM

monitoring devices in case an alert condition is detected. See

Fig. 6 for AUX-IN and AUX-OUT wiring connections.

AUXILIARY INPUT (AUX-IN)

Generic devices such as flood sensors, temperature

controllers (for attic or outdoor temperature sensing) and

basic 24 Vac/Vdc thermostats can be connected to the

Auxiliary Input contacts to integrate non-EnviraCOM devices

to the W8735G.

CHANNEL TERMINAL

1/D

2/R

3/B

M29957

EnviraCOM™

Enabled

1 2 3

W8735G

COMMUNICATION

GATEWAY

TO OPTIONAL

ENVIRACOM

CONTROLS

AND SENSORS

M29961

1/D

2/R

3/B

THERMOSTAT OPTIONAL.

REVIEW COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES SECTION FOR

COMPATIBLE DEVICES.

VISIONPRO IAQ

TELEPHONE

POWER

NETWORK

R7184U OIL

PRIMARY CONTROL

Status

Event Priority Description LED Color Flashes

Battery good LOWEST Normal Operation. Green (Solid)

Battery low Replace the battery. Green/Off

Battery dead No backup battery. Risk of data loss during power outage. Green/Red

Time not available Gateway has not connected to the server yet. Red/Amber/Green

Attempting to connect to

server

Gateway is trying to contact the server, data transfer not

started yet.

Amber/Green

Connected to server Gateway is connected to server and data transfer is in

progress.

Amber (Solid)

Server NACK No account set up for the gateway on server. Amber/Red

License expired One or more of the active channels have expired license. Red (Solid)

EnviraCOM

communication loss

One or more of the active channels have stopped working

(no data received for five minutes).

Red/Off/Amber/Off

Auxiliary alarm Power lost to the Auxiliary Input. Amber/Off

Critical alarm HIGHEST One or more of the active channels have active critical

alarm, or a critical global alarm is active.

Red/Off

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The Auxiliary Input port is labeled DI on the side of the case.

Power for the Auxiliary Input (AUX-IN) may be drawn from an

active communication channel (terminals 2 and 3) or a

separate 24Vac transformer if no communications channel is

used. See Fig. 7 and 8.

Connect the AUX-IN terminal to an optional normally closed

(N.C.) sensor contact that fulfills the desired function. The

Auxiliary Input terminals accept a voltage input of 18-30 Vac/

dc. Power to the Auxiliary Input represents a normal, non-

alarm condition, while a loss of power to the contacts

represents an alarm condition.

The Auxiliary Input accepts up to 30 Vac or Vdc presenting no

more than a 10 mA load.

AUXILIARY OUTPUT (AUX-OUT)

The Auxiliary Output closes in the event an alert condition is

detected from the W8735G or from the Auxiliary Input. The

Auxiliary Output (dry) contacts remain closed until the alert

condition is cleared. Use the Auxiliary Output terminals to

interface with a lamp or buzzer to locally indicate an alert

condition (see Fig. 13) or connect to a residential security

panel in order to integrate the HVAC alerts to the home

security system (see Fig. 12).

The Auxiliary Output is a normally open, dry contact that

supports a load current of up to 1 A. A closed output indicates

an alert condition. The auxiliary output port is labeled DO on

the side of the case.

NOTE: The Auxiliary Output is “made” on all alert conditions

and is deactivated when the alert is cleared from the

communication bus.

IMPORTANT

Make sure the current draw through the Auxiliary

Output terminals does not exceed specifications.

Use relays or contactors to integrate to line voltage

devices.

Fig. 6. AUX-IN and AUX-OUT Terminals (located on the

main circuit board).

Auxiliary Input and Output

Applications

AUXILIARY INPUT (AUX-IN) TERMINAL

• Connect the Auxiliary Input (AUX-IN) terminals to a

normally closed dry contact sensor, drawing power from an

active EnviraCOM channel or external transformer. See

Fig. 7.

• Connect the Auxiliary Input (AUX-IN) terminals to a

normally closed contact sensor, drawing 24 V power from

an external power supply. See Fig. 8.

• For multiple sensors, connect in series to enunciate any

condition on the AUX-IN loop. See Fig. 9.

• For multiple sensors, connect in parallel to annunciate an

“AND” condition on the AUX-IN loop. See Fig. 10.

• Connect a 24 Vac/dc sensor. See Fig. 11.

AUXILIARY OUTPUT (AUX-OUT) TERMINAL

• Connect the N.O. Auxiliary Output terminals to an optional

home alarm system or other local alert enunciation device.

See Fig. 12.

• Use a 24 Vac relay if the enunciating device operates at

line voltage. See Fig. 13.

Fig. 7. Wiring Normally Closed Contact Sensor to the

AUX-IN Terminal Block (Channel Powered).

M29962

AUXILIARY TERMINALS

AUX-IN AUX-OUT

POWER FROM THE AUXILIARY INPUT MAY BE DRAWN FROM AN ACTIVE

COMMUNICATION CHANNEL AS SHOWN (2/R AND 3/B).

CHANNEL 1

1/D

2/R

3/B

CHANNEL 2

OUTPUT

INPUT

AUXILIARY

AUXILIARY SENSOR

(DRY CONTACTS)

M23752

1/D

2/R

3/B

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Fig. 8. Wiring Normally Closed Contact Sensor to the

AUX-IN Terminal Block (External Power Supply).

Fig. 9. Wiring the AUX-IN Terminal Block with devices in

series (External Power Supply).

Fig. 10. Wiring the AUX-IN Terminal Block with devices in

parallel (External Power Supply).

Fig. 11. Wiring the AUX-IN Terminal Block to a 24 Vac/dc

Sensor.

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

OUTPUT

INPUT

AUXILIARY

POWER FROM THE AUXILIARY INPUT SUPPLIED BY TRANSFORMER.

T87 OR SIMILAR

M23753

1/D

2/R

3/B

1/D

2/R

3/B

COMBINATION OF DEVICES CONNECTED IN SERIES TO ANNUNCIATE

ON ANY EVENT ON THE AUX-IN LOOP.

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

OUTPUT

INPUT

AUXILIARY

M23754

1/D

2/R

3/B

1/D

2/R

3/B

N.C. N.C.

COMBINATION OF DEVICES CONNECTED IN PARALLEL TO

ANNUNCIATE ON AN “AND” EVENT ON THE AUX-IN LOOP.

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

OUTPUT

INPUT

AUXILIARY

1/D

2/R

3/B

1/D

2/R

3/B

M23755

N.C.

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

OUTPUT

INPUT

AUXILIARY

24 VAC/VDC

SENSOR

1/D

2/R

3/B

1/D

2/R

3/B

M23756

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Fig. 12. Wiring the AUX-OUT Terminal Block to a Home

Security Panel.

NOTE: For the wiring in Fig. 12, be sure to check the exact

connections with the Home Security Panel Installa-

tion Instructions-Auxiliary Devices.

Fig. 13. Wiring the AUX-OUT Terminal Block to Line

Voltage Annunciating Device (Buzzer).

Phone/Network Communication

The W8735G Communication Gateway can update the

Application server using either a dial-up or broadband

connection. See Fig. 14. When the W8735G detects an alarm

condition, it queues up the alarm report to the server. If the

alarm message is active on the bus for a period exceeding 5

minutes, the gateway connects to the server and delivers its

alarm report. If the gateway fails to connect while attempting

to deliver an alarm report, it will retry at five minute intervals

until successful.

The W8735G also reports a runtime data log for the bus or

busses it is monitoring. During a 24 hour period, a W8735G

communicating via a phone connection will dial out once

between midnight and 4:00 AM local time to deliver the

previous day's log. Broadband gateways update the server

every 30 minutes. Applications requiring closer monitoring

and faster updates should be connected to a network

connection.

Upon power-up, the gateway will conduct a self test which

includes a broadband or dial-up attempt using a pre-

programmed 800 number. Dial-up connections are only used

in cases where Broadband connections are unavailable. For

best performance, connect to both Network and Telephone

connections. See Fig. 14.

Fig. 14. Connecting the gateway to a network or phone

line.

IMPORTANT

— A phone line filter will be required if the gateway is

sharing the line with a DSL modem.

— The gateway will not attempt to dial out if the tele-

phone line is in use.

— Use only with analog telephone lines.

IMPORTANT

If the phone line is needed while the gateway is con-

nected, simply picking up a phone off the hook will

cause the gateway to release the line. Other

instances/phone systems may require pressing the

Flash button on the telephone.

HOME SECURITY

PANEL

AUXILIARY

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

OUTPUT

INPUT

AUXILIARY

M23757

1/D

2/R

3/B

1/D

2/R

3/B

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL 2

OUTPUT

INPUT

AUXILIARY

N.O. 24 VAC

RELAY

24 VAC

TRANSFORMER

BUZZER

1/D

2/R

3/B

1/D

2/R

3/B

M23758

W8735G

COMMUNICATION

GATEWAY

ENVIRACOM

BUS

M29954

1/D

2/R

3/B

TELEPHONE POWER

NETWORK

TELEPHONE

JACK

CABLE/DSL MODEM

ROUTER

EnviraCOM™

Enabled

Status

W8735G COMMUNICATION GATEWAY

Automation and Control Solutions

Honeywell International Inc.

1985 Douglas Drive North

Golden Valley, MN 55422

Honeywell Limited-Honeywell Limitée

35 Dynamic Drive

Toronto, Ontario M1V 4Z9

customer.honeywell.com

® U.S. Registered Trademark

69-2432—01 M.S. 06-10

Printed in U.S.A.

PREFIX 9

Some installations may require a 9 prefix be dialed in order to

gain a dial tone. The W8735G supports this feature by way of

the preset jumper. See Fig. 15. When this jumper is in place, a

“9” will be added to the programmed dial-out number.

Removing the jumper removes the 9 from the dial-out

sequence.

Fig. 15. Prefix 9 Jumper.

MULTIPLE DIAL-OUT ATTEMPTS:

The normal communication procedure is for the gateway to

first attempt a network connection. If this is unavailable, the

gateway will attempt to dial out via the modem. Multiple

numbers may be programmed into the gateway as backups

(check Web App features). Thirty minute periods are allotted

to each programmed dial-out number, with dial-out attempts

occurring at approximately five minute intervals. At the end of

a 30 minute period, the next access number in the queue is

attempted. This routine is repeated between midnight and

4:00 AM local time at which point dial-out attempts cease. The

routine is repeated during the next reporting time of midnight-

4:00 AM.

IMPORTANT

For best gateway performance, connect to both the

network and phone.

Gateway Updates

Periodically, the gateway may require a firmware upgrade to

enable new features supported by the web application. This

will occur automatically on a schedule determined by the web

application administrators.

Battery Replacement

IMPORTANT

For best performance replace the 9V battery yearly

or as indicated by the LED (as described in Table 2).

The battery backup will ensure that if the power to the

gateway is out for a period exceeding one hour, the gateway

will attempt to access the server to announce the outage.

Battery health is monitored constantly. Once a battery is

replaced, the LED may take a few seconds to reflect the new

battery.

Battery Installation

1. Press the latch on the top of the battery cover and pull it

away from the gateway. See Fig. 16.

2. Connect 9 Vdc battery to the connector leads.

3. Insert the battery in the battery compartment.

4. Insert the bottom tabs of the battery cover into the slots

on the case, then swing the battery cover until the latch

engages.

Fig. 16. Battery Installation.

M29955

PREFIX 9

JUMPER

BATTERY COVER

BATTERY INSTALLED

9V BATTERY LEADS

BATTERY

COVER LATCH

M23760

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